THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 5, 1975

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Activities
in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Weberman of Rosemary

Ave., Oak Park, were re-
cently honored by their
children and grandchildren
at a,party in the home of
nd Mrs. Morrie Pianko
and
of West Bloomfield on the
occasion of their 40th wed-
ding anniversary. Their
other children are Linda,
Shirley and Jerry Tralins of
Miami Beach, Fla. and
grandchildren Sheila Tral-
ins, Myles, Jodie and Curtis
Pianko.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip
(Birdie) Dworin of Selkirk
Ave., Southfield, and Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan (Nancy)
Salicoff of Silvercrest Ave.,

Southfield, were recently
honored at a dinner on the
occasion of their 35th and
40th wedding anniversary,
respectively, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Tes-
sler of Post Oak Dr., West
Bloomfield. Hosting the
party for their parents were
Dr. and Mrs. Warren
(Charlotte) Tessler, Mr.: and
Mrs. Joel . Dworin, and
Linda, - children of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Dworin. Also,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Bar-
bara) Michael of Burlington,
Vt., Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
(Sheila) Frank of Grand
Rapids, and Phyliss, chil-
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Salicoff.

Repentance

The 10 Days of Repent-
ance begin with Rosh Has-
hana and end with Yom
Kippur. Special prayers,
"selikhot," are recited.

Chabad House Designer Picked

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NEW YEAR

16400 J. L. HUDSON DRIVE
SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48075
For appointment call
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For the New Year
at.

Wallace J. Newton, chief
consultant designer and in-
terior decorator of Cobo
Hall, will supervise the de-
sign and furnishing of the
Chabad House at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.

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"I am now going to rede-
sign it completely, to meet
the needs of the new occu-
pants. 1\ly men and I will
give special attention to the
Hasidic functions, worship
and their special needs.

"There is to be one of the
most up-to-date and modern
mikves in the Middle West,
with plush, feminine, pow-
der-room and toiletry facili-
ties.

"On the main floor,
specially-designed cabi-
nets will house the Torah
Scrolls, flanked by multi-
functional lecterns to ac-
commodate sidurim, chu-
mashim and other prayer-
books, and there will be
spacious student and visi-
tor lounges, which can_be
converted to an audito-
rium for worship or lec-
tures. On the same level
will be Rabbi Aron Gold-
stein's office and study,
with provisions for small
conference, and special
space for numerous refer-
ence books."

Newton said the house
also will include a large con-
ference and meeting room, a
study and reading room for
resident students, an apart-
ment for managerial and
caretaker's residence, eight
single or double rooms for
residence students, a large
restaurant, two distinctly
different, ultra-modern
kitchens, the large one for
meat dishes (servicing the
restaurant), and the smaller
one, with its own separate

Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Dworin of Selkirk Ave.,
Southfield, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Linda Dworin to
Harvey Freedenberg, son
of Mrs. Ethel Freedenberg
of Harrisburg, Pa., and the
late Mr. Harry Freeden-
berg. Miss Dworin was
graduated from Michigan
State University. Her fiance
is a senior at the University
of Michigan's law school. A
May wedding is planned.

Primrose Society
Presents $1,000
to the AJC-IEF

Th>Primrose Benevolent
Society presented a check
for $1,000 to the Allied Jew-

ish Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund.

The payment on the club's,
1975 IEF commitment will
he sent to Israel for use in
United Jewish Appeal hu-
manitarian programs there.
The society conducts
fund-raising efforts an-
nually on behalf of the Is-
rael Emergency Fund.

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His work is to be found
throughout the U.S. and
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Hall, some of his outstand-
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are the Detroit Golf Club,
the "Old Club" on Harsen's
Island, and the French style
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