Karen Beresh Engaged Hanuka Torch Brought Bonnie Attis Engaged
NY From Modin Site
_ to Ronald S. Soufrine to TEL
AVIV (JTA)—A Hanuka to Marry Mike Davis
torch kindled at the graveside of
the Maccabees at Modin was car-
ried to New York by air to be
picked up by local groups for
Hanuka celebrations this week.
Shlomo Vieder, an El Al purser
who belongs to the -Maccabee
Sports Club, carried the torch from
Lydda to Kennedy Airport.
Vieder was wounded last Sept.
in a gun-battle with two Arab hi-
jackers aboard an El Al plane over
Britain. A name from Vieder's
torch was picked up at Kennedy
Airport by youths from Los An-
geles, who planned to bring it to
their city for a "candlelight walk
on behalf of Soviet Jewry." It was
carried by relays of runners and by
MISS KAREN BERESH
plane and automobile provided by
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beresh of Masada, the youth group of the
Woodside Tr., Birmingham, an- Zionist Organization of America.
nounce the engagement of their
In Los Angeles, participants in
daughter Karen Joy to Ronald the candlelight walk brought the
Steven Soufrine, son of Mr. and flame to the steps of City Hall for
Mrs. Albert H. Soufrine of Tavi- a brief ceremony involving the
stock Tr., Southfield.
lighting of a "Menorah of Free-
Miss Beresh and Mr. Soufrine dom."
are seniors at Wayne State Uni-
versity. A June wedding date has
been set.
Dreyfus' Descendent
Settles on a Kibutz
RAMAT HASHARON (ZINS)—
The great-granddaughter of Capt.
Alfred Dreyfus, whose rigged
court-martial• made a Zionist of
Theodore Berzl, has come to Israel
from her native France as a new
settler. She is Mme. Yael Peri,
now living on a kibutz at Ramat
Hasharon, north of Tel Aviv.
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N.Y. Boys Foster Home
Initiates Placements
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Ohel
Children's Home in Brooklyn, the
only Orthodox residence facility
for troubled boys in the United
States, has announced it has been
licensed by the New York State
Department of Social Services to
operate a foster home placement
program, also the first under Or-
thodox auspices.
Rabbi Hertz Frankel, Ohel presi-
dent, said the accreditation would
„help to resolve a long-standing
problem for the Orthodox commun-
ity. Until now, he told the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, that com-
munity had been "totally depen-
dent" on non-Orthodox social agen-
cies for help in foster home place-
ments.
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Center Offering Hebrew at Ten Mile Building
The Jewish Center Hebrew de-
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beginners' Hebrew for adults and
young people at the 10 Mile branch
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MISS BONNIE ATTIS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Attis of Dun-
dee Rd., Huntington Woods, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Bonita (Bonnie) Darlene
to Richard Michael (Mike) Davis.
son of Mrs. Virginia Davis of
Alexandria, Va., and the late Lt.
CoL Charles L. Davis.
The couple, both of whom attend
Wayne State University, will marry
in the spring.
Probus Club Picks
Stein as President;
to Present Awards
Martin K. Stein has been elected
president of Probus Club.
Stein, a former vice president
of the club, has served as chair-
man of the club's Wayne State
University f a c ulty achievement
awards commit-
tee. He is presi-
dent of Concrete
Products Associa-
tion of Michigan,
vice president of
Concrete Masonry ...
Guild of Greater
Detroit, chair
man of t h e
Joint Adjustment
Stela
Board of the Building Materials
Association and Union, a former
president of the Men's Club at
Temple Beth El and a member
of the board of trustees of Temple
Beth El and the American Jewish
Congress.
A graduate of Baltimore City
College and the University of Mary-
land, Stein is a Detroit business-
man serving as pretident of the
Real Block and Supply Co.
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Probus Club is offering annual
awards for academic achievement
at Wayne State University for the
ninth - consecutive year.
Two awards will be given, each
consisting of a $500 grant without
restrictions. One will be for a
faculty member in the natural
sciences (and related professions)
and another for a representative
of the humanities (including social
sciences and allied fields).
Final selection will be made
by a committee of eight judges,
five from the Probes Club and
three from the Detroit commu-
nity.
Criteria for the selection of win-
ners will include their academic
and professional background and
exceptional scholastic and re-
search work.
The club, in granting the awards,
also is hoping to encourage young
professors to remain in the com-
munity by recognizing their ac-
complishments and potential in
fields contributing to • civic wel-
fare.
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