THE DETROIfilEWIS: 11 NEWS
38 Friday, July X16,1982
Primrose Benefits Campaign
Russian Jewish Veterans
to Plant Trees in Israel
At a special function to be
held next Thursday evening
at Yeshivath Beth Yehuda,
a tree-planting ceremony
will be enacted by the Rus-
sian Jewish War Veterans
of World War II.
Iosif Ayzin, president of
the Detroit Association of
.
the Jewish National Fund
by the more than 100 USSR
war veterans.
Ayzin and his associates
are conducting a campaign
of community involvement
by arrivals from Russia,
with emphasis on involve-
ment in affairs in support of
Israel.
U.S. Recession
Spurs Israelis
to Head Home
IOSIF AYZIN
Russian Jewish War Vete7
rans, stated that the trees
will be in memory of the war
dead. He stated that a deep
interest is being shown in
JERUSALEM — The
poor condition of the Ameri-
can economy has prompted
a growing number of Is-
raelis in North America to
head for home, according to
the Jerusalem Post.
The newspaper cited a re-
port prepared by the Israeli
government bureau in New
York. The report indicated
that since July 1981, the
number of people using the
bureau's services to arrange
a return Israel has in-
creased from 35 to 150 per
month.
In response to the cash emergency in Israel and
growing needs at home, members of the 51-year-old
Primrose Benevolent Society recently made their an-
nual contribution to the Allied Jewish Campaign —
double last year's gift. Marking the presentation to
Sandra Feuer, second from right, director of the
Jewish Welfare Federation Metropolitan Division
are,. from4eft: Belle Cohen, Primrose vice president;
Irene Rodman, president; and Helen Greenberg, vice
president.
Shari Wolok Is Married
Shari Beth Wolok and Dr.
Alan N. Langnas were mar-
ried recently at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi Irwin
Groner officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wolok
of Southfield. Parents of the
bridegroom are Dr. and
Mrs. Joseiili Langnas, also
of Southfield.
Wendy Wolok was her
sister's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Pam
Levine, Jill Brackenbury,
Judy Hinderer. Susan
Langnas, sister of the
bridegroom, was the junior
bridesmaid.
Gary Langnas was his
brother's best man.
Ushers were Michael
Langnas, Michael Colton,
Jeffrey Gorosh and Mark
Weinberg.
Following a Bermuda
MRS. LANGNAS
honeymoon, the couple is
residing in Farmington.
He that wrestles with us
strengthens our nerves and
sharpens our skill. Our an-
tagonist is our helper.
—Burke
Primrose Club Plants Grove
to Commemorate Its 51st
.
The Primrose Benevolent
Club will commemorate the
51st anniversary of its
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founding by establishing a
grove of 1,000 trees in Israel
through the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, according to
Irene Rodman, the club's
president.
The club was organized in
1931 by a group of women
committed to assisting the
needy.
The club is now rep-
resented on the Cooperative
Council of the League of
Jewish Women. From the
money gathered by dues,
donations and social func-
tions, the club has made
contributions to the JNF,
the Israel Emergency Fund,
Yeshiva University and an
Israeli orphanage. In addi-
tion, according to Mrs.
, Rodman, the group makes a
semi-annual direct con-
tribution to 19 needy
families in Israel.
The club is celebrating its
anniversary with a dinner-
dance 6 p.m. Sunday at the
Furniture Club. For infor-
mtion, contact reserva-
tions chairman, Celia
Mager, 557-5466.
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MIAMI — A "Judaica
Seminar" held in Columbia,
S.C. last April was actually
a training session for stu-
dent missionaries who re-
cruit Jews at universities
throughout the United
States, according to Rabbi
Rubin R. Dobin. Rabbi
Dobin is head of Jews for
Jews, an organization de-
signed. to counter-act pro-
selytizers.
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