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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

How to Appraise Camp Told Zedakah Holds'
by Head of Camping Body Installation

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ACTORS by which parents can The American Camping Asso-
guide themselves in -the choice ciation lists five important areas
of a camp for their children are in the field of program. These
discussed in a series of articles are (1) appreciation of and op-
in the Chronicle by David Apte- portunity to experience the out-
kat- , president of the Michigan of-doors to the fullest; (2) ade-
Camping Association. The first of quate opportunity for recreational
the series follows:
experience; (3) experience in
The state department of so- group living; (4) informal edu-
cial welfare licenses camps to cation; (5) and social adjustment.
operate. In addi-
This statement is the keystone
tion to checking
around which parents can evalu-
the site to see
ate the effectiveness of a camp
that it is not un-
program. We might ask ourselves
duly close to so-
such typical questions as: Is the
cial hazards its
location of the camp suited to
primary focus of
the development of an awareness
attention is on
and appreciation of the out-of-
the health, safe- e
doors?
ty and sanitation
• • •
standards
OUTDOOR
LIVING
of camps.
IS THE EMPHASIS on pro-
T h e depart- • Aptekar
gramming away from city play-
m e n t require-
ments are minimal. in the opinion ground experience, and does it
of many camp directors, and take advantage of the fact that
many have standieds far above campers live in the out-of-doors?
In what ways does the camp
these requirements. While health,
safety. and sanitation are ex- provide opportunity for the camp-
tremely important in the child's ers to share in program planning?
Is the program balanced be-
welfare, we knew that there is
much more in ramping than these tween group and individual ac-
tivity?
standards.
• • •
Is there sympathetic and ma-
NOTES VARIATIONS
ture guidance provided for the
PARENTS SHOULD also be individual camper?
concerned with standards of ad-
How are the groups formed of
ministration, program and per- which my child is a part? Is my
sonnel. In these areas, inciden- child learning to enjoy new ex-
tally, we find the greatest varia- periences? Is he learning to ac-
tions between good and not so cept responsibility?
good camps. In these fields there-
These are but a few of the
fore, the parents would do well points which would be indicative
to give care in selection of -the of the effectiveness of the camp-
proper camp.
ing experience on your child.

Hashofar Names
Herman Jacobs

Mrs Phil Steller. who was re-
elected president of Massada
Chapter. Pioneer Women, was in-
stalled at a dinner Monday at
Club Bali. Mrs. Samuel Gault
was installing officer.
Other officers are Mesdames
Max Kirschbaum. Dave Colman,
Norman Kanter, J. J. Karhal,
Irving Turner, Joseph Chatlim I.
Dante, Abe Heller and Mark
Rovner.
Committee chairmen are Mes-
dam 7 Louis Fidler, Aaron Fried-
man. Alex Appel, Al- Braver, Ed-
ward Zelman, Manuel Klinger,
Simon Karbal. Albert Kahn, -Max
Cohen, Al Weisberg. Ben Boren,
Albert Marx and Sau! Rosenhaus.

Music of Dick Stein
Slated for Omena Inn

A. Arnold Agree sailed for
France on June 10 to attend the
summer session of the Academy
of Fine Arts, Palace of Fontaine-
bleau, France. He will return on
October 1. Mr. Agree graduated
from the University of Michigan
in 1947 and holds a degree of
Bachelor of Architecture.

Mrs. Max Elias was installed
as president of the Zedekah Club
at the Book Cadillac hotel, June
14. Other officers are Mesdames
Edward Fisher, Paul Deutsch,
Leonard Shapiro, Harry Tyner,'
Jack Miller and Reuben Klein.

Also, Mesdames Morris Davis;
Aaron Silverman, Joseph Modell,
Sam Baker, Bernard Pearl, Sam
Sugerman, Morris Cornfield, Ben
Lefkowitz and Henry Levin. I

75-Year-Old Member
Feted by Social Club

The group's 19th annual donor
luncheon is slated for Dec. 6 at
the Book Cadillac. Regular . meet-
ings will be resumed in Sep-
tember.

David Rosenbainn, 75, was hon-
ored with a surprise birthday
party after a regular meeting of
the Select Social Club, of which
he is the oldest member.

The club is comprised of men
and women 50 years of age and
over, widows, widowers and di-
ELAINE SAI ZBERG
• •
vorced persons. The group meets
The betrothal is revealed of at the Center.
Mr. and Mrs. A. DeRoven, of Elaine Phyllis Salzberg, daugh-
Detroit, were among those pres- theLg of
ea
f uae
nd Mrs. Joel Salz-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and
ent at a reception in the home
rein avenue, to their son Howard are planning a
of Israeli Prime Minister David 1Leslie Silverman, son of Mr. and
trip to New York City and Wash-
Ben Guidon, honoring 80 Ameri- Mrs. Morris Silverman of Sturte- ington.
can mem era of Pioneer Women vant avenue,
visiting the Jewish State.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Neiman
A special gift of 150 Golden
of Pennington drive are back
Book Inscriptions inscribing Ben
from Montreal where they at-
Gurion's name in the Sefer Hame-
tended the wedding of their niece.
dinah was presented by Mrs. Is-
rael Goldstein, national president
The scholastic year 1948-49 was
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Smith
of Pioneer Women, in honor of brought to a formal close at the and children will leave for God-
the first anniVesary of Israel.
Wayne University Bnai Brith Hil- erich, Ont., July 1.
Detroit units, Golda Myerson lel Foundation recently. Com-
group, Club 2, Brandeis and Club bined with the giving of awards
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shear, for-
1. were among the 150 Pioneer was a reception for Detroit's ! merly of Carter avenue, are in
Women clubs making the inscrip- Jewish Niel School graduates of their new home at 18934 Wilde-
tions possible.
1949.
mere avenue.
•
Rabbi Max Kapustin, Hillel di-
I
rector, gave awards to the follow- Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wine-
ing students. some of them for man and family will leave' for
the preceding year: Gold Hillel Charlevoix, June 30.
keys: Samuel S. Shreetnan and
Camp Mehia in the Irish Hills Gladys Zate.
STUDY IRRIGATION PLAN
is again available to the Sholem
TEL AVIV — (ZOA ) — Twenty
And
certificates
of
honor
to
Aleichern Institute for the group's
new irrigation schemes that will
Beatrice
Chodoroff,
Ruth
Cooper,
I
annual Labor Day week-end. As
make possible the establishment
in the past, the camp facilities Samuel Goldfarb, Alvin Gold- i of 750 new settlements are under
stein, Gladys Herman, Lawrence consideration.
are being offered by Mr. and Mrs.
Shloime Bercovich and Mr. and Koltonow. Charles Meyers. Mer-1
rill Polansky, Shirley Heider,
Mrs. Ben Knoppow •
Harriet Lewis, Sol Goldberg, Ada
The week-end will begin with Doctor, Gerald Gotthelf and liar- ,
the Oneg Shabbat, Sept. 3, and • old Grodman
Ready M.,cle or Made to Order
continue through Sept. 6.
Men's a n d Women's
Rosh Ilashonah will fall on
For information, call Mrs. I
CUSTOMS
PANTS STORE
Black, TR. 2-3413, or Mr. Driker, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24
5505 (M, NI) RINLIt
TO. 7-9660.
and 25, 1919,
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Detroiters Visit
BenGurion's Home

Wayne U. Hillel
Winds Up Season

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National Communal Unit
Picks 2 Detroit Women

HERBERT HARRIS
• • • ,

Northwest Men
Name Harris

Mrs. John C. Hopp. one of the
campaign chairmen of the Wo-
men's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. and Mr's.
Harry Jackson, executive ditector
of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, have
been appointed to the national
committee on Women's Participa-
tion in Communal Service of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds.

Herbert Harris was elected
president of UM Northwest He-
blew Men's Club. Other officers
are David Aaron. Max Haidy,
Sanford Gordon, Phillip Came-
ron, Robert Ettjnger and Joseph
Mehr.

The board of directors is com-
posed of Dr. Morris Betwixt, Al
Brook, Charles Charlip, Leon
Cutler, David Dunaky, Harry
Goldberg, J. Maurice Karo, Her-
item Raskin, Arthur Schultz and
Al Brooks.

EPPIE'S TUXEDR'S

Edwin Blumberg of 4277 Tyler
avenue, a junior at Wayne.Uni-
versity. has been elected presi-
dent of the university's Inter-
Fraternity Council. He is a mem-
ber of Sigma Alpha Mu.

A. Arnold Agree Sails
for School in France

SLACKS

Dick Stein and his orchestra,
well-known to Center dance
BACK IN U.S. DOLLARS
crowds here, are now featured at
NEW YORK—(Z 0 A)—Profits
Omena Inn, 22 miles north of and dividends from American
Traverse City, Omena. Mich.,
investments in Israel will be paid
The four-piece group, composed in U. S. dollars.
of Wayne University students, has
furnished dance music in resort
areas, especially in South Haven
and Chicago.
The Fred Astaire dance instruc-
FOR SALE
tors will also be feattired.
OR RENT

Blumberg to Head
Fraternity Council

Bride-Elect

Institute Charts
Elected President Camp Mehia Event

At the annual meeting of Hash-
ofar. society for the advancement
of Jewish music, Herman Jacobs,
executive director of the Center.
was elected chairman of the
group. Jacobs succeeds Mrs. Sol
Q. Kesler.
Other officers are Mrs. Alex-
ander Sanders, Julius Chajes and
Eugene Franzblau. Mesdames
Harold Schakne and Albert Sil-
ber and Messrs. Israel. Elpern
and William Cayman have been
added to the board.
Chairmen are Mesdames - Mor-
ris Friedman. Edward Zellman,
and S. S. Wittenberg.

Massa(la Chapter
Installs Officers

Thursday, June 2&114!

Lateat Models
for Weddings
and Proms

Masquerade
Costumes for
l'nung and (Ild
For Sale or
Rent

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