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Covenant Credit Union in New_Home Elderly Celebrate Hanuka

The mezuza is affixed to the doorpost of the Bnal Brith Conven-
ant Credit Union, now located at 21711 W. 10 Mile, Southfield. With
2,400 members and 82,500,000 in assets, the credit union is under the
supervision of a volunteer board of directors and committees, all
comprised of Baal Brith members. Manager is" RichardMacDonald.
Shown are (from left) Arthur Schott, president of the credit union;
Rabbi Max Kapnstin, head of the Bruit Brith Mild Foundation at
Wayne State University• Julius Kahn, chairman of the Michigan
Region Bnai Brith Youth Organization; Henry Edelman, Baal Brith
Council president; and Thelma Isaacs, women's council president.

Mrs. Allan's Com position Recorded

Mrs. Norman (Esther) Allan has
established an enviable record as
a participant in many communal
affairs—in the .synagogues, as a

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✓ ctivities

CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will
hold a board meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Jerry
Tepman, 27285 Arlington, South-
field. Co-hostesses for the evening
will be Mesdames Carl Lippitt and
Seymour Sandweiss.

Samuel Sorkowitxes
Mark5Oth.i4nniversary

leader among the
women of Adas
Shalom; in Ha-
dassah, Jewish
National Fund,
and more especi-
ally, as co-worker
with her husband
in Capital for Is-
rael and Israel
Bonds.
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These labors "—
have somewhat Mrs. Allan
overshadowed her skill as a musi-
cian. For many years she has ap-
peared in public functions as a
pianist. She is both a performer
and a composer and her piano
compositions are now available on
a record that is receiving wide
acclaim.
Titled "Reflections," Mrs. Al-
lan's compositions played by her
have been collected and issued as
a Nor-Est Recording.
Accompanied by Detroit Sinfoni-
etta, her music was arranged by
Felix Resnick.
Included are the Norman Con-
certo, Autumn Nocturne, Nancy's
Waltz, Romantic Concerto, Ocean
Rhapsody, Karen's Butterflies and
Meditation. These c ompositions
honor her husband, her youngest
child and a grandchild.
Mrs. Norman received music de-
grees from London Royal Academy
of Music and Scottish National
Academy of Music. She is the
daughter of the well-known cantor,
Rubin Boyarsky.

More than 100 members of 14
sisterhoods, brought the joy of
Hanuka to some 300 residents of
13 nursing homes.
Each elderly person received a
small gift donated by the sister-
hood, the homes were decorated,
songs were sung and refresh-
ments served.
This Hanuka activity Is a
part of the "person.to-person"
project of the Jewish Family
and Children's Service. Recog-
nizing a need to offer assistance
to the lonely, frightened and Ill
of all ages, JFCS is currently
expanding its volunteer activi-
ties, under the direction of Mrs.
Joseph Jackier, appointed chair-
man of the volunteer services
committee by Herbert Sillman,
president of JFCS.
Participating sisterhoods in the
Hanuka project were:
Adah Shalom, team chairman,
Mrs. Harry Winberg; Beth Abra-
ham, Mrs. Ralph Rice; Beth
Achim, Mrs. Milton Sriro; Beth
Hillel, Mrs. Morris Jacobs; Beth
Moses, Mrs. Walter Merna; Beth
Shalom, Mrs. Irving Siegan; Bnai
David, Mrs. Neil Kalef; Bnai Mo-
she; Mrs. Simon Goldman; Shaa-
rey Zedek, Mrs. Sol King; Tem-
ple Beth El, Mrs. Leo Wise and
Mrs. Donald Lane; Temple Ema-
nu-El, Mrs. Eugene Gotlieb; Tern-

Marriages

DEUTCH-DEMBS—Marcia Lynn
Dembs and Harvey Alan Deutch
were married Sunday in an after-
noon ceremony at Shaarey Zedek.
Rabbis Irwin Groner and Israel
Halpern officiated, assisted by
Cantors Jacob Barkin and Shabtai
Ackerman. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dembs
of North Park Dr., Southfield. Mr.
Deutch is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Deutch of Lucerne Dr.,
Southfield. Mrs. Dennis Dembs
served as matron of honor, and
Martin G. Deutch was best man.

Jerald Kramer to Take
Maxine Finkel as Bride

of Beverly Ave., Oak Park, are
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary today, and a brunch
given by their children Sunday
will highlight the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Sorkowitz were
born in Poland. After both their
families migrated to the United
States, they grew up as neighbors
on adjacent farms in New York
state.
Mrs. Sorkowitz, the former Ida
B. Silverstein, moved to Detroit
with her family, and after an ex-
change of letters and visits Mr.
Sorkowitz came to Detroit. Mr. and
Mrs. Sorkowitz were married on
Jan. 1, 1921.
Mr. Sorkowitz was employed by
Davison-Rite Tool Co. as a ma-
chinist until his retirement in
1960. He belongs to Rosenwald
Post of American Legion and
Bnai Brith.
The couple's children are Fred
and Martin, both of Detroit; and
they have four children. •

Detroit lawyer Michael L. Stacey
will assume today the seat on the
Wayne County Circuit Court va-
cated by Judge John B. Swainson,
who was elected to the state Su-
preme Court.
Stacey, 48, resides in Northwest
Detroit and has his office in South-
field. He was an unsuccessful Re-
publican candidate for the State
Legislature from the 16th District
in 1966 and 1968.
Gov. Milliken appointed Stacey,
who - had been the Republican or-
The love of all-inclusiveness is ganizer in Detroit's 17th Congres-
as dangerous in philosophy as in sional District during the past
art. — George Santayana. election.

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daughter Maxine Diane to Jerald
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