THE DETROIT J WISH NEWS E
24—Friday, January 12, 1968
Panush-Hochman Vows
to BeExchanged in June
activities in Society
A delegation of 24 Detroiters attended the dinner for Israel Prime
Hotel,
Minister Levi Eshkol Thursday evening at the Waldorf Astoria
communal
New York. The delegation included the following Detroit area
and
chairman
leaders: Phillip Stollman, member of the Jewish Agency
Morris L. Schaver, chair-
of the Israel Bond Emergency Campaign; Mrs.
Women's Division; Maxwell Jospey,
man of the Detroit Israel Bond
Campaign and Mrs.
co-chairman of the 1968 Detroit Allied Jewish
Jospey; Paul Zuckerman, a national UJA campaign chairman and
Joseph Holtzman,
chairman of the Israel Emergency Fund; Mr. and Mrs.
Stollman, Richard Sloan,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sloan; Max Shay, AJC pre-
AJC pre-campaign chairman, and Mrs.
campaign chairman, and Mrs. Shay; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frenkel; Mrs.
Bond chairman;
Norma Hmiosh, Bnai Brith Women's Council Israel Louis E. Levitan,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kobaker, Norman Leemon and
Detroit Israel Bond director.
The sisters of Nu Chapter, Iota Alpha Pi Sorority at Wayne State
University, announce the new officers are Sandra Shapiro, chancellor;
Sue Cohen and Diane Holtz, vice chancellors; Judy Kaz an, bursar;
and Betty Rose Schneider and Rita Beck, scribes. Two members,
Sandra Shapiro and Donna Dytyniak, have received high honors at
Wayne State recently. Miss Shapiro has been elected to membership
in Mortar Board, national honor society for senior women; she is a
member of Pi Lambda Theta, professional and honors society for stu-
dents in education, and a delegate to the Student Centennial Confer-
ence on planning the experimental college for Wayne. Donna Dytyniak,
a December graduate, is vice-president of Mortar Board, secretary of
the Student Centennial Commission, president of the Student Educa-
tion Council and a recent nominee for citation "Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities." Last month, Miss Dytyniak was
awarded the David D. Henry Award given at each commencement for
the outstanding female graduate.
The Bodzin Family Club will meet Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bodzin, 23080 Parklawn, Oak Park.
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years served as co-chairman of the
campaign. He is presently chair-
man of the adult activities com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Panush of Center and an original member of
Kentucky Ave. announce the en- the Center Theater Workshop, for
gagement of their daughter Sharon which he has held leading roles in
Michelle to Leon Allan Hochman,
productions.
son of Dr. and Mrs. Morton Hoch- its
MISS
SHARON PANUSH
man of Wildemere Ave.
Miss Panush will graduate from
the University of Michigan in
April. Her fiance, a graduate of
the University of Michigan, is at-
tending Wayne State University's
school of medicine.
A June 30 wedding is planned.
Social Security Change
Means Benefits Up
by at Least 13 Pct.
to a retired worker, about 586,
will be raised to $98, an in-
crease of $12 a month. The aver-
age couple's benefit, now $145,
will go up to $165; and the aver-
age aged widow's benefit• will
rise $11, from the current aver-
age of $75 to 586.
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The last increase in Social Se-
curity benefits amounted to 7 per
cent, and was effective January
1965.
About three out overy 10 bene-
ficiaries receiving an increased
check in March will be someone
under 65, many of them the chil-
dren of working fathers who have
died.
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This is
Second vice president of the Jew-
ish Community Council, Freed is
a member of the board of gover-
nors of the council and for two
These reports must be submitted Detroit, including Livonia, Ply-
during January each year by all mouth and Northville, according to
aliens in the United States, with Sam. F. Test, Social Security dis-
trict manager b./ the Detroit North-
few exceptions. Forms on which to
west office.
submit the reports are available at
The Social Security Adminis-
any post office or office of the tration's high- speed electronic
Immigration and Naturalization
Service. Persons who are unable computers are figuring the in-
to pick up a form because of ill- creases for all 23,700,000 Social
ness, or other reasons, may have Security beneficiaries around the
a relative or friend obtain a card country and will finish the task in
for them. time to include the increases in the
The card should be returned to checks delivered early in March.
Beneficiaries need not take any
one of these offices.
Parents or guardians of aliens action to get the increase. It will
lunder 14 years of age submit re- be sent to them automatically.
The average benefit payable
ports for such children.
MARILYNN SHAPIRO
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Gerald Freed has been named Married to the former Mikie
chairman of the 1968 United Jew- Linden of Detroit, Freed has three
ish Appeal in Windsor, it was an- children.
The women's division will be
nounced by Morton M. Bernholtz,
president of the Jewish Community headed by Mrs. Marvin Ordower,
chairman in 1967. Her co-chairmen
Council.
and
Because the needs are so great, are Mrs. Morton Bernholtz
the usual spring campaign has Mrs. George Bernstein.
been moved up to January and
When I take the humor of a thing
February.
once, I am like your tailor's needle
Freed, a graduate of the I. L. —I go through.—Ben Jonson.
Peretz School—and now a member
of its board — and a product of
MUSIC BY
Windsor's public schools, is an
alumnus of Assumption University
and currently manager of Sam's
Department Store in Windsor.
The changes in the Social Se-
Information furnished by an curity Law signed by President
alien in making his annual address Johnson Jan. 2 means a benefit
report to the government is confi- increase of at least 13 per cent in
dential by statute according to the Social Security checks of
Walter A. Sahli, district director of about 64,000 men, women, and
the
Immigration
and Naturalization
Service
office.
children in the northwest area of
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Drive for Blood Bank
as Tribute to Father
Congressman Emanuel Celle r,
chairman of American Red Mogen
David for Israel, announced the
appointment of J. C. Sosnick, 2766
Woodstock, to mobilize the state of
Michigan behind a drive to build
a new central blood bank complex
in Haifa.
The building will include a cen-
tral blood bank for all of Israel
plus a first aid station and outpa-
tient cinic to serve the Haifa area.
Magen David Adorn, Israel's offi-
cial Red Cross and national blood
bank, will integrate the building
into its network of 64 first aid sta-
tions and its blood research pro-
gram.
A goal of S500,000 has been set
in the state of Michigan.
The appointment of Sosnick per-
petuates the memory of his late
father. Isidore Sosnick, originally
named to the role.
The elder Sosnick died .Dec. 11.
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