activities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Fisher are among the honorary chairmen
of the Bal Africain, a fund-raising dinner-dance 7 p.m. Oct. 26 at the
Detroit Institute of Arts, it was announced by Arthur D. Coar, general
chairman. Mrs. Julius Dorn and Mrs. Alan E. Schwartz are among the
members of the executive committee. The affair will benefit the African
Art Gallery Committee of the Founders Society, Detroit Institute of Arts,
in its plans to acquire African art, Afro-American art and related study
programs and lectures in these areas.
Mr. and Mrs. Leiiter J. Morris of Parkside Ave., recently stayed
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu'. Morris was one of 220 top
Buick dealers in the U. S. who won the trip during a nationwide sales
campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weiss of LaBelle Blvd., Oak Park, were hon-
ored on their 25th wedding anniversary at a recent party given by their
children, Allan and Susie, and Mr. Weiss' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Weiss.
Capt. Lawrence Allen Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold-
man, 18210 Lesure, has completed his term of service in the U.S. Air
Force. He has been to Guam, the Philippine Islands and Vietnam.
In town for the recent wedding of their niece, Susan Feldman, to
Sanford Siporin, were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pechenik and their children
from Buenos Aires.

Golda Krolik to Receive St. Cyprian Award

An event of double significance
will be observed by St. Cyprian's
Church at a dinner at the Latin
Quarter on Oct. 6. This year's
annual appreciation and awards
banquet, an unbroken 30-year tra-

Mrs. Krolik

Dr. Brown

tions and a Jewish community
leader.
Rt. Rev. Richard S. Emrich,
bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
of Michigan, will deliver the prin-
cipal address.
A native Detroiter, Mrs. Krolik
has for many years been a volun-
teer leader in the United Com-
munity Services, the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation and the Jewish
Community Council. As chairman
of the urban affairs committee of
the Jewish Community Council,
she sucessfully sponsored substan-
tial Jewish community support of
Wayne State University scholar-
ships for inner-city high school
graduates through the Higher Edu-
cation Opportunities Committee.

dition, will mark the 50th anni- Local Tiger Fans
versary of the parish. Both occa-
Give Gates a Gift
sions will be celebrated in the pro-
Everybody is getting into the
gram announced by the Rev.
Canon Malcolm G. Dade, rector of Tiger act these days. The Stand-
ard-City Club, a group of philan-
St. Cyprian's.
Selected to receive the church's thropists from the Jewish commu-
citation of appreciation are Dr. nity, presented pinch-hitter Gates
Haley W. Bell, founder and presi- Brown with a sizable token of their
dent of the Bell Broadcasting esteem—a new car.
In their tribute to Brown, the
CoMpany; Dr. Henry D. Brown,
director of the Detroit Historical club noted that their decision was
Museum; and Mrs. Julian (Golda) based upon his enviable record and
Krolik, retired member of Detroit's on the fact that he was under con-
Commission on Community Rela- stant pressure though not a regu-
lar member of the team. Advertis-
ing man Leonard Simons made the
presentation on behalf of his-fellow
Tiger fang.
Another Detroit advertising firm
has pr-oduced a one-minute taped
victory song for the Detroit Tigers,
as a public service.
W. B. Doner & Co. spared no ex-
pense to write "Tigers, Tigers,
rah-rah-rah. Cardinals, Cardinals,
boo-boo-boo." For the lyrics, see
the title.

Lt. Roland Philipp Weds
Barbara Joan Norris

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Miss Waserman to Be
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Friday, October 4, 1968-23

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

JWV

Russian-Jewish Illustrator
Hailed at Moscow Show

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

LONDON — A series of illustra-
OAK PARK AUXILIARY will tions for the works of Sholom Alei-
hold a membership tea 8:30 p.m. chem by a young Russian-Jewish
Tuesday at the home at its presi- artist won wide acclaim at an ex-
dent, Mrs. Harold Greenspan, 2$1590 hibition of graphic arts in Mos-
Stellamar, Southfield. Mrs. William cow.
Steckelis, junior vice president, is
The artist, J. Kuperman, who is
chairman of the event. Mrs. Alta in his 30s was mentioned in the
Grubb, interior decorator, will be official opening ceremonies of the
guest speaker:
exhibit.

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Judge Gubow to Speak
at JWV Breakfast

MISS BARBARA WASERMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Waserman
of Manistee Ave., Oak . Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Barbara Lynne to Steven
Mark Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Jacobs of Olde Franklin Dr.,
Farmington.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Michigan Lutheran College. Mr.
Jacobs holds a degree in market-
ing from Ferris State College,
where he was affiliated with Sigma
Alpha Mu Fraternity. He is pres-
ently working towards his mas-
ters degree at Wayne State Uni-
versity.
A March 16 wedding is planned.

Scripture Passages
'Landmarks of Soul,'
Mayor's Guests Told

Federal Judge-designate Law-
rence Gubow will be guest speaker
at a membership drive breakfast
sponsored by the Jewish War Vet-
erans 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Stouf-
fer's Northland.
Mayor James Clarkson of
Souhfield will proclaim October
as Jewish War Veterans Month,
honoring the oldest veterans group
in the United States. Veterans
from all wars, including Viet-
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Co-Chairmen for HHH

A Michigan Citizens Committee
for Humphrey and Muskie was
organized here last week.
Avern L. Cohn was named one
of the seven co-chairmen of the
new committee.

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Scrintures Monday for the annual
Mayor's Interfaith Prayer Break-
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Simons selected Deuteronomy
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The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norris of
Pinehurst Ave. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Law-
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Roberta Wolfson was the maid
of honor. Leslie Philipp was his
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