Paul Rubin Married
Ito Miss .11arion II eis

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28—Friday, January 9, 1970

Sinai Guild Panel Will Air Abortion

The Women's Guild of Sinai
Hospial will discuss "Abortion:
Medically, Legally and Morally"
at their open winter meeting 12:45
p.m. Jan. 16 in Zuckerman Audi-
torium.
The three-member panel delving
into the pros and cons of abortion
will be Dr. Alfred I. Sherman,
chief of obstetrics and gynecology
at Sinai Hospital: Rabbi Irwin
Groner, of Cong. Shaarey Zedek:
and attorney Rolland O'Hare.
chairman of the American Civil
Liberties Union of Michigan.
A professor in the Wayne State
University School of Medicine. Dr.
Sherman is researching gyneco-
logical cancer, endocrinology of
reproduction and cytogenetics.
Dr. Sherman, a graduate of the
University of Toronto, was a
faculty member of Washington
University in St. Louis for 20
years before coming to Detroit
in _1967. While in St. Louis, he
served on the boards of the Jew-
ish Center and Bnai Amoona
Congregation.
Rabbi Groner. ordained by the
Hebrew Theological College in
Chicago. is a member of the board
of overseers of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary, Michigan Re-
gional Cabinet of the Anti-Defama-
tion League and vice president of
the Southfield Clergy Associaition.
He is active in a seminar he de-
veloped on "Judaism and the
Ethics of Medicine."
O'Hare, a 1952 graduate of the
Wayne State University Law
School. is a member of the State
Bar committee on civil liberties.
O'Hare has been chairman of the

December Ceremonv Set
bv Ellen Susan G rubnic•

MISS ELLEN GRUBNICK .

A December 1970 wedding is
planned by Ellen Susan Grubnick
and Eddie Betel.
Miss Grubnick is the daughter of
Mr. Walter Grubnick of Arlington
Dr., Southfield, and Mrs. Lenore
Grubnick of Adams Ct., Farming-
ton. Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Betel of Potomac
Dr., Southfield.
Miss Grubnick is majoring in
political science at the University
of Michigan. Mr. Betel is a junior
in the school of pharmacy at
Wayne State University.

ACLU of Michigan since its incep-
tion in 1961. He is a member of the
national board and the executive
committee of the ACLU.
Mrs. Louis Berry, guild vice
president, will moderate the panel
discussion. Mrs. Morris Adler and
Mrs. Sidney Allen are program
co-chairmen, and Mrs. Isadore
Winkelman, guild president, will
preside at the meeting, to be pre-
ceded by a noon dessert luncheon.
Guests are invited.

Parr .

MRS. PAUL RUBIN

Marion Weis became the bride
of Paul Rubin in a recent cere-
mony- at Cong. Beth Shalom with
Rabbis A. Irving Schnipper and
Mordecai Halpern and Cantor Ru-
ben Erlboum officiating.

After a Miami honeymoon, the
couple will live in Livonia. They
are the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Weis of Trinity Ave. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosett of
Appleton Ave. and the late Mr.
Alexander Rubin.

The bride wore a satin gown
fashioned on an A-line with bishop
sleeves and chapel-length train
accented with appliques of Alen-
MISS MARGY SAX
con lace. Seed pearls and crystals
A February wedding is planned were embroidered on the bodice.
by . Margy Ellen Sax and Allan hem, sleeves and train. A crown
headpiece of matching pearls and
Jay Sussman.
The bride-elect is the daughter crystals held her elbow-length il-
of Mrs. Pearl Sax, of Echo Val- lusion veil. She carried a bouquet
ley Dr., Farmington. The prospec- of sweetheart roses and orchids.
tive bridegroom is the son of Mr.
Maid of honor was Linda Was-
and Mrs. Morris Sussman, of Ox- ' serman, and bridesmaids were
ley Rd., Southfield.
Toby Allweil, 'Kathy Centeri,
Kathy Korda, Mary Centeri and. ;
Simmons, Hebrew College Susie Wagner.
Best man was Peter Beer. Ush-
Establish Joint Studies
BOSTON (JTA)—Simmons Col- ers were Paul Korda, John Vet-
traino,
Joe Bonett, Gary Wagner
lege and Hebrew College here have
announced establishment of a joint and Mandell Allv•eil,

activities in Society

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Social Security
Benefit Increase
Will Be Automatic

1 Social Security beneficiaries need
not apply for the 15 per cent bene-
fit increase just signed into law
by President Nixon. "Every one
of the 25,000,000 men, women and
children now on the benefit rolls
will receive the increase auto-
matically," Robert M. Ball, com-
missioner of Social Security, said.
- The first regular check in the
new amount." Commissioner Ball
said. "will arrive April 3, the usual
day for delivery of benefit checks
covering payments for the month
of March." A separate check in
the amount of the benefit increase
for the months of January and
February will reach beneficiaries
later in April, probably during the
week of April 20.
Refiguring the benefit amounts
of the 25,000.000 men, women, and
children now on the benefit rolls
is a tremendous task, Commission-
er Ball pointed out, and it must
be done without disrupting the
regular benefit payment cycle.
About one out of every eight
Americans is now receiving a so-
cial security check each month,
Commissioner Ball said. As of
the end of December, these month-
ly payments totaled $2,200,000,000
and the monthly total will go up
by $345,000,000 to more than $2.-
500,000,000 as the 15 per cent bene-
fit becomes effective. The average
retirement benefit of 6100 a month
will rise to $116 per month: a
couple 65 or older receiving the
average couple's benefit of $170,
will have their benefit increased
to $196: the average benefit for
a family made up of a disabled
worker, wife and one or more
children will go up from $237 to
$273; and average payments for a
widow and two or more children
will rise from $254 to $292.

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James J. Levbarg of Temple Beth El and Cantor Arthur Asher of
Temple Israel were in Washington, D.C. for the 15th annual convention
of the National Association of Temple Educators. Two supervisors
from Beth El, Richard Lowenthal and Alfred Lindenbaum, also at-
tended. They joined 133 other temple educators from the U.S. and
Canada at the five-day convention, at the Mayflower Hotel. Theme of
the convention was "A Philostiphy of Jewish Education for Our Time."
Levbarg was re-elected to the board.
In honor of the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Miller of Rutherford Ave., Mrs. Miller's sisters, Sydelle Burdick and
Mrs. Belle Kaplan of Chicago, were in town recently.
Irwin Shaw, executive director of the Jewish Center, will partici-
pate in the 1970 annual Large Cities Executives Seminar at the Carillon
Hotel, Miami Beach, beginning Saturday. Problems of membership
policies, financing and recruiting and training of professional staff are
high on the conference agenda.
Mrs. Movsas Goldoftas recently hosted a Histadrut luncheon for
Dimona Chapter, Pioneer Women, at her Schaefer Rd. home.

MORI LITTLE

UNITED TAX SERVICE, under
the direction of Seymour Marcus
and Al Betz, is presenting com-
puterized tax returns. Convenient-
ly located at 12701 W. 10 Mile at
Scotia. Oak Park, they can be
reached at 399-6266.
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studies program which will per-
mit qualified students in either in-
stitution to pursue courses in the
other. The joint studies program
will become operative in the 1970-
71 academic year.
' Simmons College has no depart-
ment of Judaic and Hebraic stud-
ies. William E. Park, its president,
pointed out. Its students now how-
, ever, will be able to take these
courses at Hebrew College. Stu-
dents at the latter school, which
has no science laboratories or
other facilities, will he able to
take these courses at Simmons.
Eisig Silberschweig, president of
Hebrew College, said the new ar-
rangement could be a solution to
the "double schooling" problem
facing many students in Jewish in-
stitutions.
The two colleges will establish 'a
joint committee to plan programs
of undergraduate study for the stu-
dents
of study at the grad-
uate level in the fields of educa-
tion, social work, library, science
and social sciences will be explored
in the future. There will be a dou-
ble degree program.

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