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GINIS-FRIEDMAN: Annie
Leib Friedman of Geneva
Ave., Oak Park. became the
bride of Dr. Morris Ginis of
Providence Dr.. Southfield,
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Henri Bernard, with Rabbi
David Nelson officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Leib of
Rensselaer Ave., Oak Park.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mrs. Tillie Ginis of
Greenfield Rd., Southfield,
and the late Mr. Joseph Ginis.
The couple was attended by
their children, Frank, Dan-
iel, Joseph and Karen Fried-
man, and Lori, David and
Robert Ginis.
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Humorist Max Sosin will be
honored at the Metropolitan
Detroit Landsmanshaften
Purim celebration 8:15 p.m.
March 11 at Cong. Bnai Da-
vid.
Abe Dishell, chairman of
the Landsmanshaften f o r
Jewish National Fund, said
Sosin will be honored for giv-
ing his time and energy to
many causes, providing many
services, as well as free en-
tertainment to organizations
in the community. A grove
will he dedicated to Sosin.
Born in Russia, Sosin was
brought to Detroit at age 12.
He is a past president of
Cong. Bnai David, an honor-
ary president of Brandeis
Lodge of Bnai Brith and
honorary member of Cong.
Beth Abraham Hillel.
MAX SOSIN
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frei-
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Man-
lich of Wareham Dr., Hunt- ko of Oneida Ave., Oak
ington Woods, announce the Park, announce the engage-
engagement of their daugh- ment of their daughter Beth
ter Susan Nora to Robert Shulman to Earle Erman,
Rosenthal, son of Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Ferdinand Rosenthal of Erman of BOrgman Ave.,
"God sends meat and the
Miami. Huntington Woods.
devil sends cooks."
Miss Freilich was gradu-
Miss Shulman, daughter of
—Deloney
ated from Michigan State Bernard Shulman of LaJolla,
University with a BA degree Calif., holds a bachelors de-
in elementary education. Her gree in special education
fiance was graduated from from Michigan State Univer-
Michigaan State with a BA sity. Her fiance attended
degree in business adminis- MSU and is a senior in
tration and is a graduate j Wayne State University's law
student at Northwestern Uni- school.
versity in Chicago.
The couple plans to marry
A June wedding is planned. in May.
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Rabbi Seymour Rosen- host an oneg Shabat for col-
bloom, assistant rabbi of lege-age young adults 8:30
Adat Shalom Synagogue, will p.m. Feb. 15, at his home,
Woodcreek Village A p t s.,
29644 Middlebelt, Apt. 1504,
Bowling League Set Farmington Hills.
He will discuss "Modern
for Young Adults
Young adults interested in Looks at the God-Concept,"
joining a newly formed bowl- one of a monthly series by
ing league are invited to meet which Adat Shalom attempts
12:30 p.m. Sunday at Ark to maintain contact with its
college-age youth.
Lanes West, Southfield.
Young people from the
Under the auspices of the
Jewish Center, the group is community are invited. For
open to young adults age 18- information, call the syna-
30. For information, call Ju- gogue office, 851-5100.
dy Housman, 559-7134, after
For Your Special Valentine
Sylvia Rubin
MISS SUSAN FREILICH
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Humorist Sosin
lishment of a new national
Jewish collegiate youth pro-
gram to be called "Collegiate
Youth for Torah," under the
auspices of the National Con-
ference of Synagogue Youth,
was announced by Harold
M. Jacobs, president of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America.
The goals of the new pro-
gram are to promote Jewish
identity on campus through
first-hand Jewish experiences
and Torah study.
Rabbi Daniel Stolpe r,
brother of NCY's national
director, Rabbi Pinchas Stol-
per, will direct the Collegiate
Youth for Torah.
Bnei Akiva Sends
Volunteers to Israel
Two hundred young volun-
teers of the Bnei Akiva Zion-
ist Youth Movement are in
Israel to assist the young
kibutzim.
Many of the volunteers
have already spent a year in
Israel at the Bnei Akiva
Scholarship Institute pro-
gram which included train-
ing in various kibutz agri-
cultural branches.
This group includes Ye-
shiva University and Stern
College students who will at-
tendaccredited courses at
Bar-Ilan University in Tel
Tel Aviv.
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