•. • To bring up a child in the way he should go, travel that way your- self once in a while.—Josh Billings 8 ngagements Mrs. Annette Freedman of Santa Clara Ave. announces the engage. ment of her daughter Reesa R. to Samuel A. Halliburton of Ferndale. The bride-elect, daughter of the late Mr. Charles Freedman, and her fiance will be married in June. * * Only* PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED Salmon has ...© PILLAR ROCK Brand- your assurance of Quality, Flavor,Integrity Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tanner of Sussex Ave., Oak Park, announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Rose to Theodore Penry Cohn, son of Mrs. Ethel Cohn of Oak Dr. and the late Dr. Daniel Cohn. Miss Tanner is completing her master's degree in social work at the University of Michigan. A May wedding is planned. YOUR CANDID COLOR ALBUM FINER WINER Remember : if other symbols are confusing you, there's none so true as "Circle (D". Remember, too: PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED salmon is prime. Your first choice for weight control time, party time, snack time, main meal time, any time. WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY ', Among major canned brands Produced and marketed by NEFCO, the world's leading producer of canned salmon, Pier 89, Seattle, Washington 98119 AND ASSOCIATES KE 1-8196 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Cohn-Borkin Betrothal Is Told in New York Friday, April 23, 1971-25 Program Planning I nstitute May 5 to Provide Guide for Organizations The 30th annual Program Plan- ning Institute will be held May 5 at the Rackham Educational Me- morial Building and "community leaders, followers, participants and citizens" are invited. A number of Jewish communal leaders are involved in the pro- gram, designed to offer guidance for organization officers and com- mittees throughout the Detroit metropolitan area. "How-to" work- shops, along with workshops on program resources, are included in the program, which opens with registration at 8:30 a.m. and con- cludes at 1 p.m. Keynote speaker will be Michi- MISS BOBBI COHN gan Secretary of State 'Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cohn of Austin. Among the participants in the Flushing, N.Y., announce the en- gagement of their daughter Bobbi to Mark Borkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Borkin of Talbot Ave., Huntington Woods. The couple, both students at the University of Michigan, plan to marry in spring next year. Grushko-Krasnik Rites to Be Held in Summer Blue Box Drive-. Vital - to JNF Work The Blue and White Box of the Jewish National Fund, which has played a major role in the crea- tion and development of Israel, will be "guest star" at a special — caterers JNF Blue Box Day program Mon- day at Cong. Bnai David. The program begins with a brunch at 11:30 a.m. and features Mrs. Keeva Kekst of Cleveland as guest speaker and Marci Lyn Shulman as guest artist, First used more than 50 years MISS LYNDA GRUSHKO ago, the Blue and_. White BoXes into which Jewish . families put 342-9067 At a dinner party given in their small cliange on a regular basis Prestwick Dr., Southfield home, helped finance the initial land pur- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grushko chase of Jews in Palestine. announced the engagement of their Today, the Jewish National 1 daughter Lynda to Stephen Allen Fund conducts two box collection Krasnik, son of Mr. and Mrs. drives annually. This year's spring Philip Krasnik of Radclift Ave., drive began April 12 and continues Oak Park. through May 13. Miss Grushko attended Wayne incoin Shopping Center An objective during the brunch State University. Mr. Krasnik is a (Formerly at 7 Mlle . Schaefer) is the placement of at least 1,000 graduate of the Detroit Institute new Blue Boxes to help com- of Technology, where he was af- Featuring: the Finest in memorate JNF's 70th anniver- filiated with Tau Epsilon Phi Prime and Choice Meats plus sary. Fraternity. the most modern shopping Member The couple plans to mari,, 1.. Chairman for the drive is Mrs. conveniences. Retail Kosher Frank Silverman and co-chairman August. Meat Dealers Assoc. Mrs. Richard Friedman. Chairman for the special 70th anniversary Engaged Couples Blue Box promotion is Mrs. Julius Fox. When You Can at Carl's! Invited to Series For information, call he JNF CARL CARSON OPEN SUNDAY 968-7450 The Jewish Institute for Brides office, 968-0820. and Grooms will present its bi- annual series of lectures for en- gaged couples in the area starting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Young Israel Center of Oak-Woods. SUPER.SPECIAL Nshei Chabad sponsors the insti- Extra Super t HEINZ tute, the only service of its kind Special Wesley's • Fresh Silver FANCY . Quaker Maid in the community. Its stated goal is increased Jewish identity and awareness among young individ- uals about to assume a new sta- tus as a family unit. Reg. $1.88 lb. Leading the series Tuesday Now All will be psychologist Mrs. Mar- Havors- Only 101/2-0z. 9 gal. garet Weiner of the Jewish Fam- lb. Can Dorton g Specials. W. Reserve ily and Children's Service, who, Good ! Right to Limit thru along with Rabbi Yitschak, M. Quantity Wed. Kagan, associate rabbi of the ,ks_gs jutiasts jus "PRODUCE SPECIALS if II u Lubavitcher Center, will discuss EXTRA "Strains and Stresses on the SWEET II U.S. NO. 1 Famous 1 SUPE R SPECIAL SUPER STOKELY'S Modern Marriage." HEINZ Fancy Ili JUICY jp( GREEN FINEST On May 4, Rabbi David M. Lie- berman, dean of Yeshivath Beth Yehuda, will speak on "The Part- nership of Marriage"—the spiritual Family size life harbored in a young family's 32-oz.• 49 home. bottle it lb. Culminating the series, on May Can lb. doz. (Not the Spaghetti Variety) 11, Dr. James Labes, gynecologist, will deal more specifically with rts-nrrynns-rm A 11Good Friday, Saturday, Sunday For your special parties or other events try our Jewish attitudes regarding the sexual aspects of married life. DELICIOUS MEAT OR DAIRY TRAYS Rabbi Joel Poupko, Hillel director We use only Kosher-Wilno-B-est-Zion or Feinbergs The finest and largest selection in the at the University of Michigan, area. We clean, bone, skin and grind Kosher Products on our Meat Trays will appear with him. all fish free of charge. For special FOR FREE DELIVERY, CALL JO 6-4640 service All discussions are free, with a call You'll Also Be Delighted with social hour following, and every- Our Very, Very Best Delicious one is invited, either alone or with (We Use Empire Kosher Poultry Only) their spouse-to-be. Party Services. Co. - Complete Home Catering Dinners-Buffets-Cocktail Parties Weddings & Bar Mitzvahs . Carl's Kosher Meat & Poultry Market program are Mrs. Harry L. Jack- son, representing the Jewish Wel- fare Federation, in a panel on "How to Plan Good Pr-ograms and Projects:" Mrs. Lillian Bernstein, of the JWF staff, at a workshop on "The Role of Club Officers and the Board;" and Mrs. Oscar M. Zemon of the Women's Corr..-mittee for United Community Services, and Mrs. Charles Lakoff, Neigh- borhood Service Organizations, both in a "Problem Clinic." Mrs. Leonard Weiner, past president of the National Council of Jewish Women, is serving as an alternate. Among the sponsors of the institute are the Jewish Com- munity Council and League of Jewish Women's Organizations. • Committee chairmen include Mrs. J. Stewart Linden of -the- League and Mrs. Martha Cohen of the Community Council. All interested persons are in- vited to the institute. The reserva- tions deadline is Wednesday. College Rec Night . Slated at Center Jewish college students through- out the state are invited to a rec- reation night 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Jewish Center. It will be the first of several. A student ID card (high school ID for students who will be fresh- men in the fall), plus a small fee for a towel, will entitle guests _to use the pool. Sandwiches and coffee will be on sale later in the evening. Ruthe Levy and Harriet Kraus are helping plan the recreation nights, which also include basket- ball and ping-pong. Throughout May, special pro- grams will be held each week, in- cluding a meeting with an Israeli artist and movies. Student papers throughout the country will be available, due to the Michigan Association's recent affiliation wiith the Jewish Student Press Service. The April issue of the Reporter has been mailed. For information, contact the office, DI 1-4200, ext. 261. Luncheon to Mark 1 14.1re_iial i 3 'Birthday' by Go Anywhere Else? SAVE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS. AT LOW, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! SALMON STEAK 99( DEXTER DAVISON MARKETS ICE MILK TOM A T-0 1 - • SOUP , 39° L* RAW PICKLED TONGUE 39 TOMATO KETCHUP , TENDER TOMATO JUICE 25 . o r TEMPLE a ORANGES 39' FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT TASTY BAR-B-0 CHICKEN JO 6-4640 Mrs. Irwin Green will host a state of Israel birthday luncheon noon May 3 at her home, 2'7816 Lake Hills, Franklin. Yacov Dan, Israeli movie star, will be a special guest. A feature will be a lighting ceremony for Jeru- salem Sponsors—purchasers of of $2,000 or more in Israel Bonds —to be conducted by Mrs. Louis Berry. The luncheon is open to advance purchasers for the 1971 Israel Fashion Festival June 8, which will be held at Cong. Shaarey Zedek as a highlight of the Israel Bond women's divi- sion campaign. The CHAMBER MUSIC WORK- SHOP'S final program-meeting for the season will take place 8 p.m. Sunday at the Detroit Institute of Musical Arts. Performing will be the Eastern Michigan Trio, whose members are Alfio Pignotti, violin- ist; Edward Szabo, cellist; and Joseph Gurt, pianist.