THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 2, 1983 63

Hanuka Event Home for Aged Annual Elec
at Oakland U. Meeting Dec. 14 at Borman

The Jewish Students Or-
ganization at Oakland Uni-
versity will sponsor a
"Hanuka Happening" for
students, faculty and their
families, and friends on
Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Oak-
land Room at the Oakland
- Center on campus.
Bob Schinker, magician
and illusionist, will enter-
tain. Latkes will be pre-
pared and served by the
students. There is a charge.
For reservations, call the
CIPO, 377-2020.
The students of the JSO
will distribute free dreidles
and Hanuka information
Wednesday at the Fourth
Annual Great Dreidle
Give-Away. The table will
be located opposite Charlie
Brown's in the Oakland
Center on campus.
The Jewish Students Or-
ganization is a Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation Coun-
selorship under the spon-
sorship of the BBHF at
Wayne State University.
The program is directed by
Judy Teller. All Jewish stu-
dents on campus are wel-
come. The JSO office is lo-
cated at 34 Oakland Center.
For information, call the
JSO, 377-2048.

Former Detroit
Miss Marries

MRS. FUNK

Jennifer Caplan and
Stewart Ross Flink, were
married recently at Temple
Beth El, Akron, Ohio. Rabbi
Abraham Feiffer officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of former Detroiters Mr. and
Mrs. Irving B. Caplan of
Akron. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Flink of North-
brook, Ill.
JoAnne Caplan was her
sister's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Nancy
Miller of Great Neck, N.Y.,
Francine Lerner of Hobo-
ken, N.J., Judy Beth Yelsky
of Moreland Hills, Ohio,
Jayne Nyman of Pepper
Pike, Ohio, Paige Flink of
Dallas, Tex., Ellen Robin-
son of Chicago, Ill., and
Mary Jane Koch of Al-
buquerque, N.M.
Randy Flink of Dallas
was his brother's best
man. Ushers were Steve
Steurhk of Lake Bluff,
Ill., Jeff Rothstein of
Princeton, N.J., David
Blum of Chicago, Gary
Grottke of Wheaton, Ill.,
Robert Fernandez of Fort
Worth, Tex., Joel Kaplan
of Nashville, Tenn., and
Seth Chernick of
Evanston, Ill.
Following a honeymoon
in Hawaii, the couple is re-
siding in Chicago.

The annual meeting of
the Jewish Home for Aged
will take place 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Borman Ha ll.
At that meeting elections
will be held. Noniinated for
re-election to a three-year
term on the board of direc-
tors are: Paul Borman,
Daniel M. Clark, Marilyn
Fishman, Nathan Goldin,
Dr. Stanley Levy, Milford
Nemer, Michael Perlman,
Irving Rose, Gerald
Rosenbloom, Dulcie Rosen-
feld, I. William Sherr,
Joseph B. Slatkin and
Robert W. Welling.
Nominated for a new
three-year term is Leonard
Baron; and for a one-year
term, Norman Ross.
The board will dedicate
a plaque at the meeting in
memory of Ira I. Son-
nenblick, who served as
executive director of the

Home from 1947 to 1975.
Nationally known in his
field, Mr. Sonnenblick
was responsible for in-
novations that are still
utilized at the Jewish
Home for Aged.
For information, call
Cheryl Riskin, 352-2336.

Students Cited

JERUSALEM — The
Women's League for Israel
has presented scholarship
awards to 14 female stu-
dents at Hebrew Univer-
sity.

According to "The Jewish
Book of Why," the Roman
superstition of putting on
the right shoe first became a
Jewish rule as well, al-
though a Torah-based rea-
son was found to justify the
action.

"Fashions for girls 4-14 & Pre-Teen"

20%

Girls
Sizes 7-14

on at all times

LEE

1

$15

Jeans
Pre-Teen

$17

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Phone 357-1123