DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Eight 7, I BBYO CHATTER , 4 . . a e , To * i , 0 e,c, . if )THSCHILD MEN ARE SUCH slaves to and tradition . . . When that ole man sun begins to pour out his rays in a steady fashion, the ferns are ready for the battle. But the males: What do they do in the sweltering days? They may loosen their tie as a concession. But the average man is going to stick to the tradition of being well- groomed all summer even if it chokes him. • • . have to worry 'bout housing, for "pop" had built them one on Marlowe avenue. Seven pledges received the "frat sign" at the Gamma Kap- pa Chi induction dinner at the Whittier. Mazel Toys as the Bill Millers chalk up 21 years. Lenore Goodman's school chums from U.. of Wis. popped in on her this week . . . Fay Zuchter and Jane Lazar do lots of sun bathing at Middle Rouge. • • • AT THE THEATER .. . "Twen- tieth Century" with Mischa Auer and Haila Stoddard is on this weekend at the Lafayette fol- lowed by Ruth Chatterton in "The Little Foxes." • • • FAMOUS LAST WORDS .. . Dear, aren't you on the wrong road? The sign said to turn left 'way back there . . ." By ILENE RATNER REX CHAPTER No. 11, that very active BBYM group,. has elected Bob Burk as its president. Bob will serve with Harry Mirvis, vice-president; Jerry Licht and Martin Band, secre- taries; Ernie Weise, treasurer; Dave Rappaport, chaplain; and Leonard Posner reporter. • • • RUTH RACKLIN, past presi- dent of the Ball's Detroit-Wind- sor Council has been installed as head of th. Windsor BBYW. • • • AZA AND BBG GROUPS are getting ready for their conven- tions in August and September, with the selection of delegates holding top priority at meetings. • • • THE AZA BOARD has an- nounced that DWC officers will be chosen at a meeting July 10 at BBYO headquarters. • • • NEW OFFICERS were elected and awards were given out at the "Parents' Night" affair of the Seymour Sobole Chapter No. 661 of AZA. Larry Moore was master of ceremonies. OUTDOORS Taking in the soft Lotus lake breezes one evening 'round a wienie roast fire were Norm Rosenfeld and Dulcie Krasnick, Chuck Schwartz and Barb Mil- ler, Bill Mersky and Joyce Rud- in, Jack Adelman and Doris Wertheimer and the Stu Velicks. Mel Allen, N.Y. sports an- nouncer, was the Snter of at- traction at the house party that the Morton Lewises gave for the MOVIE AT CENTER departing Seymour Etts. . . . The movie, "Psychiatry in Ac- Making with toasts were Trudy Chronicle Social and Club Sedon and Joe Bale, the Rube tion," will be shown July 12 at News deadline is noon Monday. Zissmans and the Harold Morans. the Center. • • • BIRTHDAY CANDLES are lit for Harriet Bakst, Belle Gold- a .... 1- - ---- Sfdi berg, Annette Schatten, Harriet -41) Stober, Saul Greenfield, Charles _..,.... Newest most modern Sitorsky, Larry Slotkin, Hy Do- ?,•,,,-"Ht - hotel on the Cape linka, Mort Rappaport, Maurice 1 441/40 with 2 miles of pri- -' 4 "° - „ Shapiro, Martin, Pastor, Earl istAg,""1..- vale whi t e sand .:,, " 1 Jacobson and Mary Weingarden. beach. No undertow. . .:4-• • • • Water temperature CHOOSE YOUR PARTNERS (.44N never below 72 de- for a good old fashioned barn grees. dance with all the trimmings, a Take the "Cape Codder," leaving Grand Central say the Raymond Zussman JWV • daily. Every room with private bath, shower, publicity notices . . . It'll coma "A phone. Superb food served in huge picture window off on July 11 at the Magnolia dining room facing ocean. All sports facilities avail- Riding Club out 8 mile way. able. White, wire or phone for reservations. • • • Z:1111.1111111 1. 11411. Rates from t6.00 per person daily. k CONTRIBUTIONS . . . "Kiss- ing may not lengthen life in a gal, but life in a gal certainly I FM- America's Fa s Old Silver Reach, West lengthens kissing." • 111011111, 111144. 1410110 i 'RI rnotit li INA. Joseph E. Mohr • • • Prop. Detroit managed. • ROMANCE BUGS .... . Now Sid Goldberg has that dazed look 'bout him . . . He's -- ---- ---- been harpooned by Sylvia Nad- ler . . . Charlotte Kellman is t: engaged to a Cincy laddie. Miriam Rotman, Hillel's gal Friday, is wearing a Pharmacy frat pin. 00 Honeymooners . . The Sam Golds (Hannah Galanter) at Niagie Falls . . . and the Riggie Beckers (Marylin Katt) in by Mrs. Charles Levitt R! New York • . . and the Sol Dining Room Under Personal Supervision of Schwartzes (Ruthie Dorfman) THE WILSHIRE KOSHER CATERING. CO . up north. • • • formerly of the Wilshire Hotel MAIL . An excellent vacation spot for you note from the Ca- Thank you reer Gal's pl-ez, Pearl Devenow. and your friends Received a Yarmelke from a Relief for Hay-fever suffers Torah school in N.Y. and also a Beautiful view overlooking Lake Michigan tag with my auto license from some Vet group . • . all with For Reservations Write to the Pine River Hotel, Charlevoix a small return envelope for a or Phone 160 , donation. • • • CHATTERING "Coolest Spot in Michigan" When the newlywed Milton Fishman returned from their western honeymoon they didn't • ..• • CREST INTEL L nd Su r f Club „gt t SEA. CREST HOTEL and Surf Club Fit A......:-., n S k VACATIONLAND PINE RIVER HOTEL Charlevoix, , Michas ' Managed / i — Friday, July 2, INS ALBANY HOTEL 112 Cass Avenue Mt. Clemens, Michigan OPEN for the SEASON MRS. JACK POSAR In a double ring ceremony at Bel-Air e, Florence Golden. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Golden of Roselawn avenue, Ise• came the bride of Jack Posar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Posar of Richton avenue. Rabbi Jacob $42-$54 Per Week MONTEITH INN on Lake Rosseau, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada Ontario's I.argest Jewish Kosher Summer Hotel Outstanding for: • Comfortable Rooms with Bath • Hot and Cold Running Water in All Rooms • Delicious Food • Organized Sports and Social Program • Children's Activities Under Supervision For full details write, wire or phone MONTEITH INN Rosseau, Ontario Phone Rosseau 11 A Spacious Resort with Accommodations Tu rd ikoh n.„,,, -. a Private Baths ern a a t in Tiled Show- • T ,... It 041m with 11. t h a thtional Private Slower, "- 10.00 Tw• A1111114 a (h114 lip la 6 Yrs. t/g rate for Child One Fine. V0041 serf- nil Always. Adult with Child Cull Rote for Child Pavilion Doom °eche., ra • ■ d fordancing and entertainment. a Reereation Hall, r * f r eshmenta 4 0 d • fountain, card room, rte. a Rows sad ears for ronvenlenee of guests. a Equipped s'Iso remind for Children Children•‘ Governess Fully Free Rides at ••Joyland" Amusement Park Ital hiog oa Private 'teach, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Horseback Riding and Other Sports People's Transit Buses meet All Trains from Detroit at Kalantara• di a IS.00 1%.00 PER PERSON ea 1(000, 550.00 Three In Double !Como $40.00 AT ALL TIMES and Showers all Buildings. Four In Double Room Single Room WEEKLY RATES a For Illustrated Folder—Write or Phone SAMSON'S RESORT SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN Phone 379 or 443 BEN BUTTNElt, Owner Phone Mt. Clemens 6934 or 9126 Phone 985 So. Haven, Mich. Now Open for Summer Season A Resort inside the City S Works From l Block Erwin Shopping District the strum All Summer Activities Rosana with It ing •Aer with or without Kitchen Privilege, Rent for Season, Month or Week Write or Telephone for Information ROSENSON'S LAKE PARK RESORT ON NORTH SHORE DRIVE and airy. Hot and 'cold Beautifully fui Molted modtrn roouls, large, light Shr.wet s, private Walls and other modern conveniences. t mining water Excellent Food . lawns. and 'tees Spacious grounds lined with beautiful Dam log on mu own pavilion. All g noes . Friendly atmosphere. SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. Telephone SOUTH HAVEN 318 • Our Ideal locatio• on the beach offers luxurious relaxa- tion and all sports aattocott492mote III NORTH SHORE MK SOUTH HAVEN. MICHIGAN ,Nathan Nudleman Phone So. Haven 837 • Our ', lamina° Yining Room Adds Host I'Ieo..ure to Your Vacation THE PETER PAN INN Extends its annual invitation to Detroit Jewry to spend a delightful vacation on beautiful Lake Erie . . 2Y : hours from Detroit. Clean comfortable accommodations and delicious home cooked Kosher meals by Mrs. Labell await you and your family. For Further Information Write PETER PAN INN Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada or call Detroit CA. 9044 You'll Put Yourself On The Back For Corning to GREENBUSH South Haven, Mich. Everything for A Fine Vacation of LEISURE or ACTIVITY Dining Room Open to the Public Strictly Kosher Meals HIRSCH BROADVIEW RESORT 210 to 224 Broadway SAMSON'S •RESORT North Shore Drive Segal officiated. Mrs. Irving Chaiken, t h e bride's sister, was matron of honor; Shirley Gaft, Harriet Leibovitz and Reena Biederman, bridesmaids; and Linda Golden, junior bridesmaid. Harry Posar served his broth- er as best man, and Jerry Gold- in, Bernard Golskey and Barney Egnater were ushers. Junior usher was Ronald Chaiken. Following the ceremony, the couple left on a wedding trip to New York City. Wed at Bel-Aire You and your whole family will have the time of your lives! Just PACK UP AND COME UP . . you can still make it for the gala 4th of July week-end! Swimming is swell, golf is great, fishing is fun, the food is good, and our Arthur Murray dance team is out of this world! Take the kids—our councellor cares for them: g reenbush Inn 196 miles north of Detroit on the sunny, sandy shores of Lake Huron— where there's always a cool breeze. PHONE GREENBUSII 9779.