Ex-Detroiter Cited by Akron Synagogue
Former Detroit periodon-
tist Nathan I. Galin will be
honored by the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary April 25 at
Beth El Congregation, Akron.
A brother of Dr. Louis
Galin of Southfield, he will
be cited "for consecrated
and dedicated leadership in
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Cindy Lucow to Wed Illinois Miss to Wed Sandra J. Schechter
James R. Stegman Dr- Aaron Dworin to Marry Mr. Adler
enhancing the liturgical and
musical dimensions of the
Beth El service" and "for
steadfast devotion to the pro-
grams of the United Syna-
gogue Youth and the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America."
Dr. Galin, a practicing
dentist for 45 years, is a
graduate of the college of
dentistry of the University of
Michigan. He once served as
clinic al demonstrator in
periodontics at the Western
Reserve University college
of dentistry.
Dr: Galin's leadership at
Akron's Beth El Congrega-
tion were focused in the
areas of music and service
MISS CINDY LUCOW
to youth. He served for many
years as choir director and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lucow
as an adviser to United of Bloomfield Shore Dr.,
Synagogue Youth.
Orchard Lake, - announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Cindy to James R. Steg-
tar Mitzvas, Weddings
man, son of Mr.- and Mrs.
i and special occasions
Morris Stegman of Deep Run
Garson Zeltzer
Ln., Birmingham.
Photography
Miss Lucow was graduated
from
Michigan State Univer-
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sity. Her fiance was grad-
uated from Michigan State
and Wayne State University's
law school.
A June wedding is planned.
Has Moved to
Newer and Larger Quarters
To Better Serve You
Social Security
Annual Reports Due
Marion D. Colvin, Acting
District Manager of the De-
troit-Northwest Social Secur-
ity Office said any social
security beneficiary who
earned more than $2,100 or
had any of his checks with-
held in 1973 must file an an-
nual report with the Social
Security Administration be-
fore April 15, 1974. Failure
to file the report can result
in a penalty of up to three
months loss of social security
benefits.
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DETROIT POPCORN
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 5, 1974-41
MISS KRUMBEIN
Dr. and Mrs. Eliezer
Krumbein of Highland Park,
Ill., announce the engage-
ment of _ their daughter
D e b o r a h Hannah to Dr.
Aaron -Michael Dworin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dwor-
in of Bellwood Ave., South-
field.
Miss Krumbein is a senior
at the University of Michi-
gan, where her husband is
interning at the U. of M.
Medical Center.
A June wedding is planned.
Brevities
MISS SANDRA SCHECHTER
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Mrs. Stanley Wolfe of Hol-
SEYMOUR
lywood, Fla., and Mr. Jack
SCHWARTZ
AGENCY
H. Schechter of Kenmoor
3S0.8525
Rd., Birmingham, announce
the engagement of their
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daughter Sandra Jean Sch-
,
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By HATTIE •
echter to Edwar d Sidney
CLOWNS
SCHWARTZ •
Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Colman C. Adler of Frank- Party Favors • VARIETY SHOWS
lin Rd., Southfield.
CANDY CENTERPIECES
Miss Schechter is a senior
in the University of Michi-
gan's school of _education.
Her fiance is a student in U.
of M.'s school of business
administration.
A June wedding is planned.
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Flowers For
Every Occasion
... Or An
Singles Dance Party
Occasional Flower
Swinging Singles, 25 and
up, will have - a party with
dancing to a band 9 p.m.
April 21 at the Glen Oaks
Country Club. Refreshments
will be served. -For informa-
tion, call Henrietta Lewis,
546-0903.
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SHOWERS
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for actors interested in pro-
fessional careers. The Studio
Company is the producing
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group of actors who are in
the final phases of the train-
• First Class Concesiion Stand
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For reservations, call the
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Bad luck gets blamed when
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available at Hudson's and lack of common sense should.
• Party
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MURRAY GOLDENBERG
of HERMAN JAFFEE
CALL
STUDIOS in Southfield was
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He also received a best of
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"THE TRAITORS," en Ar-
THE BIRMINGHAM HOUSE MOTEL
gentinian film on revolution,
power, corruption and be-
has a corner
trayal, will be shown 7 and
on comfort
10 p.m. Saturday at the First
Unitarian Church, 4605 Cass.
and
Proceeds will benefit Chilean
convenience
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refugees. Future films. in-
clude "Memories of Under-
development," 7 and 9:30
p.m. April 20; "Cry of the
145 $. Hunter at Maple -in the exact center of down•.,
People" and "Blood of the
town Birmingham (by the way, Hunter is a continuation,
Condor," 7 and 10 p.m. May
of Woodward).
4; and "Z," 7 and 9:30 p.m.
May 18. The Latin American
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film festival is sponsored by
Special weekend Group rates.
the Alliance and the Social
Committee of
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
= Responsibility
the First Unitarian Church.
Restaurant—Banquet—Meeting rooms
That Will Let You See A
Full Display of Everything You Need
The Studio Company of
Oakland University's Acad-
emy of Dramatic Art will
present "THE LONG VOY-
AGE HOME," by Eugene
O'Neill, and "THE GREEN
COCKATOO," by Ar thur
Schnitzler 8:15 p.m. April 12,
13, 18 and 19, and 6:30 p.m.
April '14 and 21 at the Studio
Theater on the university
campus. The Academy of
Dramatic Art i* a two-year
diploma - granting program
that offers intensive training
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