26—Friday, August 31, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Stag Day Program Announced
by DSG President Grossman
All 'members of the Detroit
Service Group have been in-
vited by DSG President
Lewis S. Grossman to the
annual Stag Day, set for
Wednesday, at Tam O'Shan-
ter Country Club.
Grossman said that reser-
vations for the buffet lunch
and the evening's dinner
meeting are still available.
He asked that DSG members
make their reservations by
calling Esther R. Prussian
at the Federation office, WO
5-3939, today if possible.
The buffet will be set up
for DSG members from 1]
r t As
Aug. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Auslander (Marsha
Weinstein), 34633 Lytle,
Farmington, a daughter,
Joni Beth.
* * *
Aug. 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hubert (Bonnie Rot-
enberg) 26013 Berkley, Hunt-
ington Woods, a son, David
Matthew.
* *
*
Aug. 19—To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth E. Konop (Susan
Deutch), 26038 Pembroke,
Huntington Woods, a son, Da-
vid Lawrence:
• • •
Aug. 12 — To Rabbi and
Mrs. Dovid Kuper m an
(Esther Niselbaum), former
Detroiters of Euclid, 0., a
daughter, Dena.
• • •
Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin S. Cook (Michelle
Weinberger), 24131 West-
hampton, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Stacey Anne.
• •
Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gersten (Harriet
Merle Kraus), 23451 Coolidge,
Oak Park, a daughter, Shira
Leah.
• • •
Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
Cary Leiter (Sandra Mullen),
30980 Hunters, Farmington,
a son, Shawn Philip.
• • .
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Samson, 21901 Slo-
man, Oak Park, a son, Jere-
my Scott.
• • •
July 13 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey Golding (Deborah
Willens), 5455 Cambourne,
West Bloomfield, a son, Mark
Jonathan.
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The 7 p.m. dinner will be
preceded by a cocktail hour.
Awards will be given to
Allied Jewish Campaign
workers at the dinner, and
prizes as well as golfing
awards will be distributed
during the evening.
The traditional loving cup,
a silver trophy presented
each year to the campaign
division with the highest in•
crease over last year's cam-
paign, will be awarded by
Grossman.
On the business agenda for
the evening is the election
of directors for the year-
round service organization
of AJC-IEF workers.
DSG members assisting
George M. Zeltzer, hospi-
tality chairman for the day,
will be Oscar Braun, Jack
W. Epstein, Dr. John N.
Grekin, Erwin Ha r v it h,
David S. Mondry, Edward
Rosenberg, Jack Schon, Jack
Shenkman and Jack J. Sur-
now.
Mondry is golf chairman
for the day. Braun is award
chairman. Supervising prep-
arations for the annual day
of relaxation for the Detroit
Service Group members is
Stag Day chairman Milton
Lucow.
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Poverty is the step-mother
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'Seven Detroit Emissaries
Back from Israel Mission
1)
Seven Detroit Allied Jew- troit leaders focused most
ish Campaign-Israel Emerg- closely on the needs caused
ency Fund leaders were to by the continuing large im-
return today from Israel, migration to Israel. About
where they spent three days 3,000 Jews become new citi-
in high-level briefings at the zens of Israel every month.
invitation of Prime Minister Approximately 50 per cent of
Golda Meir.
these are Soviet Jews who
William M. Davidson, asso- arrive with no monetary or
ciate chairman of the 1973 material resources.
Allied Jewish Campaign-Is-
rael Emergency Fund; Dr.
The Michigan Chapter of
Leon Fill, AJC vice-chair- the AMERICAN SOCIETY
man; Merle Harris, pre-cam- OF GROUP PSYCHOTHER-
paign vice-chairman; Lester APY AND PSYCHODRAMA
J. Morris, a member of the will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday
campaign cabinet; Paul Zuc- at McGregor Memorial Con-
kerman, national general ference Center at Wayne
Maternity fashions
chairman of the United Jew- State University. Dr. Robert
reflect today's currer.'
ish Appeal in the United Drews will preside.
trend from sportsw€
States; William Avrunin, ex-
to formal wear.
ecutive vice president of De-
We also carry a
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troit's Jewish Welfare Feder-
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were among the 250 Ameri-
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Their agenda included a
Dance
breakfast meeting with Pin-
Sunday, Sept. 9th 8:30 p.m.
has Sapir, Israel minister of
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finance, and a conference
1824 W. 14 Mile Rd.
with Leon Dulzin, acting
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Foreign Minister Abba
Eban briefed them on mat-
ters of state and foreign re-
lations, and Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan gave them the
current facts on Israel's se-
curity problems at a meet-
ing in his home.
The Detroiters visited with
Kenneth Keating, the new
ambassador from the United
States to Israel.
Joseph Frenkel, an active
leader of the Detroit Allied
Jewish Campaign who was
visiting in Israel, joined the
OPENINGS FOR
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meetings.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Ber-
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ment of their daughter
Denise Laurel to Marc E.
Tuttleman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Tuttleman of
Ledgestone Dr., Southfield.
Miss Berman attends the
Carneigie Institute of Detroit.
Her fiance is an accounting
major at Wayne State Uni-
versity.
A December wedding is
planned.
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perhaps with a dash of red
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But there are no two ways
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One of the blessings of the
modern freezing process
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freezer — but out of a jar.
That's freeze-dried Maxim
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Dr. Stan Skupsky and his new bride, the former
Pnina Lando of Jerusalem, will make their home in Ann
Arbor where Dr. Skupsky will continue his research. Dr.
Skupsky spent two years doing post-doctoral work at the
Weizmann Institute, where he met his wife, who holds a
masters degree in computer science. A graduate of Wayne
State University, Dr. Skupsky earned his PhD in nuclear
physics at the University of Chicago, is a graduate of Mi-
drasha, taught at Temple Israel and was a youth adviser
to the Cong. Beth Moses chapter of United Synagogue
Youth. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skupsky of Moritz
Ave., Oak Park. His wife is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ephraim Lando of Jerusalem.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, former Detroiters of Holly-
wood, Fla., will be honored by family and friends at a
dinner party at Young Israel of Oak-Woods on the occasion
of their 50th wedding anniversary. The party is being given
by their children, Leonard and Edward Miller and Rheda
Kellso, all of Detroit, and Shirley Haller of Texas and
Rabbi Clifford Miller of Pennsylvania. The senior Millers,
who have 14 grandchildren, will renew their vows at a
ceremony performed by Rabbi Miller.
Rochelle Simone, Jewish Parents Institute educational
director, has been invited to a special three-week seminar
in Israel on behalf of the Jewish Center. The seminar is
sponsored by the National Jewish Welfare Board and is
specifically designed for fulltime professional staff mem-
bers of American Jewish community centers. She will
participate in discussions and workshops aimed at enrich-
ing Israeli programing at the Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mutnick of Weyher Ave., Livonia,
will be honored by family and friends at a backyard tent
party Sept. 15 on the occasion of their 25th wedding anni-
versary. The party will be given by their children.
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