16—Friday, May 31, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Community
Calendar
Twenty-three per cent of all
cancers found in women are breast
cancers. Breast cancer, a site most
easily detected, in many cases
responds readily to curative treat-
ment. Annual check-ups can help
The family of the late Fanny defeat cancer.
Mlawsky announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory 2
p.m. Sunday, June 9, at Machpelah
If TOO wan TIM
Cemetery, Flint. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.
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..11M1 DOWN YOU WOWT
,u A NM WINI THAN
The family of the late Regina
Salzinger announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory 1
p.m. Sunday, June 9, at Machpelah
Cemetery, Flint. Relatives and
'Milan Wineries, Dotroit, Mick.
friends are asked to attend.
June 1—Temple Beth El Con-
firmation, 8 p.m.
June 2—Cong. Beth Israel Con-
firmation. 9 a.m.
June 2-3—Shavuot
June 4—Capital for Israel, Inc.,
Reception, 8 p.m., home of Mr.
Robert
Bruce
Gutterman,
Robin
Shavuot services in Flint will be
and Mrs. Arthur Hurand
highlighted with confirmation exer. Deneen Hourvitz, Si d n e e Ilene
June 4—Bnai Brith Meeting
cises at both Temple Beth El (8 Hourvitz, • Robert Alan Kaplan,
June 5—Beth Israel Sisterhood
p.m. SatUrday) and Cong. Beth Is-. James Elliott Mitchell, Leslie Mich- Tora Fund Luncheon, 12:30 p.m.
elle Shapiro, Makine Joy Tulpan
rael (9 a.m. Sunday).
June 6—JWVA Installation, 12:30
p.m., Higgins Restaurant
The Temple Beth El confirma- and Leslie Michael Winegarden.
The Beth Israel confirmation
June 6—Cong. Beth Israel PTA
tion class includes the following:
Meeting 7 p.m.
Deborah Arenson, Elaine Faye class is as follows:
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Benson, Karen Denise Bernstein,
Deena Agree, Daniel Gotlib,
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
Paula Lynn Bloom, Eve Sharon Michele Indianer, Andrea Kahn,
Engelinan, Rachel Ann Goodstein, Steve K a p 1 a n, Diane Kasle, will hold its installation luncheon
Therese Kaufman, Deborah Levy, 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Higgins
Randee Myers, David Osher, Fred Restaurant 3801 Corunna. Mrs.
Osher, Shelly Ratner, Gail Scho, Jerome Yale, chairman, has an-
Comings . .
Warren Siegel, Irving Weston and nounced that Mrs. William Green-
berg of Detroit, department presi-
Gail Wolin.
and
dent, will install the following offi-
cers: president, Mrs. Sydney Rach-
•• . Goings
wal; vice presidents, Mrs. Yale and
Mrs. Gordon Suber; - secretaries.
Rae Grudinsky was installed
Mrs. Ruben Wisnudel and Mrs.
president of Motor City Chapter,
Irving Berner; and treasurer, Mrs.
National Secretaries Association, at
Mike Wisnudel.
a meeting marking the chapter's
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22nd birthday.
Joseph and Eleanor Megdell an-
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Senior
Friendship
Program an-
nounce that the Mon Kodesh;
New members of the board of Holy Ark of the Tora, at the Yes- nounces officers for the coming
directors of the Urban League of hivat Beth Yehudah, Southfield, year are president, Mrs. Eva
Flint include Gerald E. Jacob and will be dedicated noon June 9 in Fisher; vice presidents, Herman
Charles W. White.
honor of Mrs. Bertha Megdell, who Acker and Mrs. Charles Hourvitz;
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is in her 93rd year, and in memory secretaries, Mrs. Lena Alexander
and Mrs, Belle Frankel; program
Benzion Gotlib has been elected of her husband Jacob.
chairmen, Mrs. Rose Leff and
vice president of the Northwest
Present will be Mrs. Megdell's Israel Sendler; and hospitality,
Flint Optimist Club.
daughters Mrs. Ben Grant, Mrs. Mrs. Max Gotlib.
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David Hourvitz is a newly elected Mendel Shaman and Mrs. Hyman
Beth Israel Sisterhood will hold
member of the board of the Sales Weiss of Detroit; Mrs. Asher Mar-
and Marketing Executives of Flint. der of Flint; Mrs. Louis Margolies its annual Tora Fund Luncheon
and Mrs. Harry Ruben of Philadel- 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Hillel
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The • Genesee County Bar As- phia; her son, Soli Me g d e 11 of Millgram, chairman, announced
sociation Auxiliary, at its annual Miami Beach; 18 grandchildren and the following committees: co-chair-
men, Mesdames ,Lionel Conn,
spring tea at the home of Mrs. 29 great-grandchildren.
Hyman S. Loikrec, installed Mrs.
A dinner for the entire family Aaron Epstein and Abraham
Jerome D. Winegarden as presi- will be held in the evening.
Natchez; luncheon chairman, Mrs.
Jacob Wapner, 'assisted by Mes-
dent.
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dames, Frances Hertz, Harry Feld-
man, Jack Rabin, Sidney Witkow,
Mrs. Herman Richman was in- Jennie Natchez, 79
stalled as treasurer of the Flint
Jennie Natchez, 601 Common- Sophie Bikoff, Meyer Weinstein,
Richard Siegel, Irving Kirsbaum,
General. Hospital Guild at its an- wealth, died May 19 at age 79.
nual spring 1 u n c h e o n. General
Mrs. Natchez was born in Lithu- Sam Wilson, Ben Adler, Max
chairman of the annual benefit ania. She had lived in Flint for the Linder and Sidney Sorkin. The
dance is Mrs. Max Kukler, assisted last 42 years, coming from Grand invocation will be given by Mrs.
by Mesdames Raymond Failer, Rapids where she married Shay Julius Hurand. Rabbi Harold
Louis Schaner and Harvey Ring.
Natchez. He preceded her in death White of Beth Israel Synagogue,
Ann Arbor, will speak on "Con-
Aug. 27, 1954.
servative Judaism and the Spir-
Mrs. Natchez was a member of itual Condition of the State of
Cong. Beth Israel, its sisterhood, Israel." There will be musical
Hadassah, Pioneer Women and selections.
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary.
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Beth
Israel
PTA
will meet 7 p.m.
Surviving
are
a
son,
Dr.
J.
C.;
REPAIR AND
two daughter s, Mrs. Samuel Thursday. •There will be an elec-
INSTALLATION
(B e t t y) Schuster of Detroit and tion of officers, followed by school
Mrs. Edward (Lillian) Rosenfeld; commencement and presentation
Quality Work at
a step-son,. B. H. of Mamaro- of achievement awards. Refresh-
Reasonable Prices!
neck, N.Y.; two brothers, Carl ments will be served. Children
Orwant of Grand Rapids and David and parents are invited.
Orwant of Miami; and two sisters,
Mrs. Esther Miller and Mrs. Ann Bessie Teitelbaum,
"Get Our Price Last"
Myers.
Confirmations Slated for Shavuot
Yeshiva Holy Ark
to Be Dedicated
in Megdell Name
Unveiling
Benefit Art Sale
Sponsored by
Artists for McCarthy
Oils, watercolors, drawings, prints, etc., by leading Michi-
gan and New York Artists. New York artists include:
Ben Shahn, Jack Levine, Antonio Frasconi, Leonard Baskin,
Robert Gwathmey, Philip Guston, Alex Katz, David Hare,
James Rosenquist, Tom Wesselman, Jack Tworkov, Lester
Johnson, Mary Frank, Robert Motherwell, D'Archangelo,
James Rosen, and Paul Jenkins.
The Michigan artists include Morris Brose, Robert Broner,
Zubel Katchadoorian, and Richard Kozlow.
Saturday, June 1-2 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday, June 2-11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
24500 Northwestern (MANY Building)
south of 10 Mile
For information call: 862-5333
LAKIN PROPOSES
SIX SPECIFIC WAYS TO
INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS
OF SOUTHFIELD SCHOOLS
LAWN
SPRINKLERS
Encourage innovative teaching techniques—utilizing
all the resources in our community
2- Create effective programs within a NEW Board policy
to provide special curricula for our gifted children.
527-5044
Improve Southfield school libraries—their contents,
their staff, and their audio-visual facilities.
Active in Beth El.
YOUR NEIGHBORS URGE YOU
TO ELECT HAROLD M.
PROVIZER
OAKLAND COMMUNITY
COLLEGE TRUSTEE
Mr. Harold Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper
Mr. Howard Danzig
Dr. and Mrs. George Dean
Dr. Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill. Fishman
Dr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lakin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Milgrim
Mr. and Mrs. Hannan Ochs
Mr. Alex Perinoff
Dr. and Mrs. Pernicoff
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Shere
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sneider
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Starkman
Dr. Robert Wolfe
Bessie Teitelbaum, 2102 E. Sec-
ond. died May 16 at age 77.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Teitelbaum
was a member of Temple Beth El,
the Beth El Sisterhood, Hadassah
and the Flint Civitan Auxiliary.
Surviving are a son Robert of
Birmingham; a daughter Mrs.
Ruth Failer; five brothers, Gabe,
and M. A. Shuirman, of Flint, Neil
of Cupertino, C a 1 i f., Joseph of
Phoenix and Theodore of Minneap-
olis; a sister, Mrs. Alice Ginsberg
of Santa Monica; eight grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
Bnot Mitzva 1
Rayna . Makrouer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Makrouer, will
be called to the Tora as a Bat
Mitzva June 7 at Cong. Beth Israel.
"Sometimes a person wonders
. . . " about cancer! Don't wonder
if you're as healthy as you feel.
Annual checkups with your doctor,
says the Michigan Cancer Founda-
tion, will change wondering to
assurance.
4.
Upgrade special education facilities to provide for
disabled children.
5. Defend our right to invest in our children' education.
6. Reduce teacher turnover by making it possible for
qualified teachers to transfer into Southfield schools
without an execessive financial penalty.
ELECT DR. MERVYN
LAKIN
SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL BOARD