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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end the Legal Chronicle
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society's
Concluding Party of
Season June 18
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Women Invited
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BARNEY BARNETT, Treas.
ROSE GENDEN, Sec'y
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Mrs. Abe Miller, president of
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society,
urges members and friends to at-
tend the concluding party of the
season—a dessert bridge and mah
jong to be held on Tuesday after-
noon, June 18, at Kern's Audi-
torium. Refreshments will be
served. A variety of prizes will
be offered. The proceeds of this
affair will help tide over the bud-
get until activities are resumed in
the fall. Mrs. Max Gross is
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Allan Janawitz, Rose Hirsch,
Eleanor Ehrenwald and Ida Ber-
kowitz.
CAMP TAMAKWA
PRESENTS ITS
COUNSELLORS
June 7, 1940
Attorneys - - -
Attention!
Hearings on Claim
s are
Camps have grown from a small
now set automatically by
adventuresome unorganized jour-
the Probate Court upon
ney into the forests, fields and
streams only a few years back, to
the filing of the Qualifyng
the present tremendous and wide-
Bond by the Adminis-
reaching program which accom-
trator or the Executor.
modates literally millions of chil-
dren each summer.
In order to secure pub.
This growth of camping has,
lication of the Hearin g on
in all of its phases, depended al-
most without exception on the
Claims in The Le ga I
character and the vision of the
Chronicle — Please write
personnel who have pioneered and
in
the lower right-hand
continued on in this wonderful
corner inside of Bond—
program for boys and girls. This
is especially true at Camp Ta-
"PUBLISH IN THE LE.
makwa, where the counselors and
Stein's Clover Lodge to Help staff contribute their experiences GAL CHRONICLE."
Organizations Raise Funds and their personal selves so that
the boys in their care may have
for Causes During Month greater
opportunities for the de-
of June
velopment of self-reliance, initia- To Conduct Services at
Stein's Clover Lodge, located tive, and all of the good social
Mishkan Israel During
on Grand Traverse Bay, this habits and emotional patterns
Shevuos
week announced that organiza- which make for happy living in
tions desiring to arrange parties our present, complex, ever-chang-
during the month of May for ing world.
its members will have an oppor-
In a previous issue of The
tunity to secure funds for their Chronicle, a few of the members
specific relief or educational of Camp Tamakwa were listed.
projects. Stein's Lodge will turn Here is an additional list of
back to the organizations 50 per counselors who work and live with
cent of all incomes for use of the boys. They are known as
their special projects, provided cabin-counselors. They are divid-
members of organizations visit ed into three sections, according
the lodge for a week-end in a to the boys with whom they work.
group.
Beginning with the Yeoman
The Sholem Aleichem Institute Section, there are: Jerry Schaf-
Reading Circle is among the or- lander, Wayne University and the
ganizations a number of whose University of Michigan, has had
members plan to spend Shevuos wide camping experience in work-
ing with boys; Max Weinzweig,
at Stein's Clover Lodge.
For information and reserva- graduate of Wayne University,
tion call Ty. 5-7738 or La. 8830. wide camping experiences, trained
in dramatics and child psychol-
BERDITCHEVER PROGRESSIVE ogy; Bob Wienner, University of
Michigan, camper and junior
AID SOCIETY HONORS
counselor at Tamakwa for three
JOE DRESSER
On Sunday evening, June 2, years; Allan Axelrod, University
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dresser of 1668 of Michigan, camper and junior
W. Euclid Ave., were honored counselor at Tamakwa for the
CANTOR A. A. ROSENFELD
with a surpise party given by past three years, both now pro-
the Berditchever Progressive Aid moted to the ranks of counselor.
In the Forrester Section, there
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will
Society, in celebration of Mr.
Dresser's recovery from his re- are Selden Fisher, graduate of conduct services on Shevuos,
cent illness. The party was held the University of Rochester; Al Wednesday and Thursday morn-
Skelly, head counselor, teacher of
at Shapen's Restaurant, at 130 Special Education in the Detroit ings, at Congregation Mishkan
Cadillac Square, which donated Public Schools; Andy Clark, na- Israel, Blaine and Linwood,
Cantor Rosenfeld is well known
all the proceeds of the day to tional Collegiate, 440 yard swim-
the American Red Cross. Forty ming champion, assistant on the in Detroit. For 12 years he was
guests were present. The com- waterfront; Jack Weiss, Wayne cantor at Congregation Mud
mittee consisted of Sam Kless- University; David Heller, Uni- Moshe, and he has been active
mer, president; Arthur Feldman, versity of Chicago, teacher in the in the Cantors' Association of
vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. Chicago school system, teacher in Detroit, whom he served as presi-
Charles Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. the Ner Tamid Hebrew School; dent and in other official capaci-
Masserman, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mashel Teitelbaum, Collegiate In- ties.
Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubin, stitute, Saskatchewan, arts and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reznick, Mrs. crafts.
Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
In the Ranger Section, there
Reeder.
are: Bob Luby, graduate of Juvenile Court Hears Traffic
Wayne University, stellar athlete
Cases; Traffic Violators
PICNIC OF AUXILIARY OF for many years, student of health
Under
rnall7 Must Appear
DELRAY CONG. JUNE 16
education, counselor par-excellent;
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bill Saulson, University of Mich-
Personally
First Hebrew Congregation of igan, many years experience in
Delray will hold its annual pic- fine camps throughout North
A distinct contribution to the
nic on Sunday, June 16, at Ply- America, athlete, student of ado- traffic safety drives being car-
mouth Park, off Plymouth Road. lescent psychology, woodcraft and ' 'led on throughout the country
All members and friends are in- canoeing.
is the traffic court for juveniles,
In the next issue of The Chron- established in the Wayne County
vited. The admission fee will en-
title every adult to a freshly icle, there will be an additional Juvenile Court on Dec. 21, 1935.
cooked dinner. There will be list of the personnel, including Judge D. J. Healy, Judge Of
games, prizes and refreshments the staff of specialists who de- Probate, in charge of the Ju-
for children. Signs placed on Ply- vote their entire time toward the venile Court, felt that the re-
mouth Road will direct to the teaching and guiding in the var- sponsibility and duty of safe
ious camp activities.
park.
driving could best be impressed
upon juvenile traffic violators by
Ladies' Aid Society's 23rd Comment on an Editorial having them personally appear
at the hearing and assume the
Annual Banquet Sunday
and a Correction
responsibility for their violation.
The hearing on a traffic vio-
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Permit me to compliment you lation does not give the boy or
on your editorial entitled, "There girl a court record, or stamp
are faces at the window," which them as being "bad" or delin-
quent. It does serve to call to
appeared in your May 24 issue.
There is one point, however, the attention of the child and his
which I hope you will allow me parent, whose appearance is re-
to clear up for your readers. In quested also, their legal responsi-
your first paragraph you say bility in case of an accident. Too
that the text of Fannie Hurst's often parents have been pain-
address before the New York Sec- fully made aware of this respon-
tion of the Women's Division of sibility by having to pay for dam-
the American Jewish Congress, ages caused by their son's failure
was later transformed into a to observe traffic laws.
brochure as an appeal in behalf of
During 1939, the Juvenile
the National United Jewish Ap- Court handled over 2,800 traffic
peal. This is not entirely correct. violations by juveniles. No fines
The fact is that Miss Hurst orig- or jail sentences are imposed.
inally wrote the story entitled, The most common methods of
"There are faces at the window," disposition
are: Warnings for
especially for the United Jewish
Appeal for Refugees and Over- first offenders and minor viola-
seas Needs. Sometime thereafter, tions; compulsory attendance at
when "There are faces at the traffic school; suspension of
window" was already on the press,' driver's license; and for habitual
MRS. MORRIS WEINBERG
Miss Hurst used the story she offenders and exceptionally seri-
ous offenses, the filing of a de -
The Detroit Ladies' Aid So- had prepared for the United Jew- linquency
complaint in the court.
ciety's 23rd annual banquet will ish Appeal as a basis for her
The small number of repeaters
be held at Lachar's, 8939 12th address before the Women's Di-
St. on Sunday evening, June 9. vision of the American Jewish and the fact that only in 40 cases
was it necessary to file delin-
Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Congress.
Miss Hurst's extraordinary pen quency charges against boys,
The president of the organiza-
tion is Mrs. Gooze, and the vice has brought all of us closer to shows a definite service per-
president is Mrs. Morris Wein- the window looking out upon Jew- formed by this branch of the Ju-
ish distress and Jewish need in venile Court. Parents often
berg.
this hour of grim decision.
write to tell the court of their
The public is invited to at-
Sincerely yours,
appreciation in the way cases
tend the dinner. For reservations
MEYER F. STEINGLASS,
are handled and to offer their
call Mrs. Weinberg at Townsend
Director
of
Publicity,
United
cooperation to promote safe driv-
7-0246.
Jewish Appeal.
in g conditions.
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