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Son Richard Berkman
Given and Beverly Elaine
Harris are engaged. , Miss
Harris is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Richard J. Harris
of El Paso.

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`Early Bird' Hanuka Party
Held for Mental Patients

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meeting and an afternoon of
games with prizes noon
Wednesday in the Knob-in-
the-Woods Apts. club house.
Petite luncheon will be
served. Friends are wel-
come. There is a nominal
charge. The group will have
a rummage sale Monday
and Tuesday at the Knights
of Columbus Hall, 2299 W.
12 Mile, Berkley. For pic-
kup, call Lucia Robiner,
535-5247, after 4:30 p.m.
The group will hold a thea-
ter party to see "Slow Danc-
ing in the Big City" Tuesday
at the Maple III Theaters.
The event is sponsored by
Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Jacob-

BNAI MOSHE SIS-
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At the same time, the Gi- Nov. 20 in the home of
vens announce the mar- Sheila Guyer, 17260 New
riage of their daughter, Jersey, Southfield. The
Elizabeth Margot Given, to women will discuss,
Dr. Wayne Bruce Katz, son "Shosha," by Isaac Bashevis
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Katz of Singer. Interested persons
El Paso.
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ANNOUNCING
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The Cooperative Council
of the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit recently
held its early bird Hanuka
party for present and former
mental patients at the main
Jewish Community Center.
Busloads of 250 to 275
mental patients from
Lapeer, Ypsilanti,
Plymouth, Clinton Valley
and Wayne County General
Hospital as well as former
patients of the aforemen-
tioned hospitals who are
now residing in private
homes and in nursing
homes, attended the annual
Hanuka celebration. Order
of the Eastern Star Women
provided transportation.

Rabbi and Mrs. Solomon
H. Gruskin have for many
years been involved in this
event. They know each of
the patients, make contact
with them, arrange for their
attendance and greet them
personally. Rabbi Gruskin
is the chaplain for the
facilities.

Lunch was prepared
by volunteers and musi-
cal entertainment was
provided by Cantor
Hyman Adler of Cong.
Bnai David and Cantor
Larry Vieder of Adat
Shalom Synagogue, ac-
companied by Hal Gor-
don at the piano and Max
Sosin, master of cere-

monies. Each guest re-
ceived. gifts.
The Cooperative Council
which sponsors the event is
made up of 13 autonomous
service groups which have
joined forces under the
league combining their ef-
forts to help those in need.

In addition to the annual
Hanuka party, the group
also provides the mental pa-
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Mrs. Stanley Baar. Her co-
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Deutch and Mrs. George
Brown. Gifts Chairmari_is
Mrs. J. Stewart Linden.

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