26—Friday, December 24, 1971
WOE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS
Windsor. UJA Women Set Strong Pace
The 1972 Windsor United Jewish
Appeal Campaign is off and run-
ning with the women's division an-
nouncing pledges of more than
$14,000 at a recent Pacesetters
luncheon in the Harry Zekelman
home.
Guest speaker Robert St. John.
noted author and correspondent,
inspired the women to pledge
$4,000 more than the amount
pledged on the same cards last
year—an increase of 40 per cent.
Mrs. Harold Taub is chairman of
the women's division of the cam:-
paign. Mrs. Milton Whiteman and
Mrs. Sidney Matthews are co-
chairmen.
The Women's UJA cabinet, in
conjunction with Windsor's wom-
en's organizations, will present
Zionist Revisionists Plan "Update '72," an in-depth look at
current Jewish life, Jan. 19. An
New Year's Ball Jan. 1
exhibit of Israeli art owned by
The Zionist Revisionists of members of the community will be
Greater Detroit are sponsoring a shown during the week, and there
New.Year's Ball 9 p.m. Jan. 1, at will be holiday displays.
the Young Israel Center of Oak
Woods.
Entertainment will be furnished
by Eric Rosenow and His Con-
tinentals. Refreshments and a pro-
gram are planned.
Friends are invited. Proceeds go
to the National Israeli Sick Fund.
For reservations, call Steven
Goldin, 968-5575.
Matida Citrin Turns 65 in Styles: Does
Detroit Woman
Her
Good Turn at Children's Hospital
in Ground Breaking
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Matilda Citrin observes her
of PW Wow Center birthday in an unusual way—she Citrin's
family gave a birthday din-
works.
The widow of Jacob Citrin will
celebrate her 65th birthday on
Saturday working in a hospital.
"I don't have too many hobbies,"
she explained, so she will work
at Detroit General Hospital on
Christmas this year just like she
did last year "so that my Christian
friends can be with their families."
Mrs. Citrin's friends reciprocate
by working for her on the Jewish
holidays.
Mrs. Citrin of Bloomfield Hills,
a former piano teacher, has worked
two days a week for the past 18
months. She works primarily with
children, and has a good relation-
ship with them. Recently, she told
the children the story of Hanuka
and taught them how to play
Hanuka games.
Mrs. Citrin has three sons, Mar-
tin, Robert and Toby, (the latter
recently was appointed by Mayor
Gribbs to the board of health),
and two grandchildren.
Mr. Silverton of Illinois
Wed to Sharon Raphael
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ner for her at Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club, and Mayor Gribbs brought
a citation stating that her sons
have set up a perpetual toy fund
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at the hospital so that the children
will always have remembrances on
her birthday. _
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Sharon Lee Raphael became the
bride of Michael A. Silverton, Nov.
27 at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Rabbi Jacob Segal, Cantor Nichalos
Fenakal and Rev. Larry Vieder
officiated at the candlelight cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raphael of
Rock Ledge Dr., Farmington. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus Silverton of Chicago.
Mrs. James Rosenfeld, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Marsha Raphael,
sister of the bride, and Mrs. Sidney
ney Sward of Virginia Beach,
sister of the bridegroom.
Steve Epstein of Chicago, was
best man. Ushers were James
Rosenfeld. of Northville and Sid-
ney Sward, of Virginia Beach.
The bride's two sets of grandpar-
ents also were in the wedding
party; Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Sacks,
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raphael.
After a wedding trip to West
Palm Beach, the couple will make
their home in Chicago.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF '52 will hold its 20th
reunion April 30 at Shenandoah
Country Club. Chairman of the
committee is Dr. Bernard Shapiro.
For information, call Mrs. Fran-
cine (Weinberg) Friedman, 353-
1786, or Mrs. Thelma (Landau)
Stulberg, 353-7383.
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surviving babies of the quintuplets
born to Mrs. Hadassah Berman
here in October have been re-
moved from the incubators. The
largest, a boy, was taken out of-
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sisters were removed Sunday. '
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