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Thursday, July 7, 1949
Young Adults
Name Colman
Albert M. Colman was elected
chairman of the community serv-
ice committee of the Jewish
Young Adult Council. June 30.
Robert M. Feinberg was elected
vice chairman and Ruth Magid,
secretary.
Colman served as a division
chairman in the 1949 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign. Last January he
was chairman of the Junior Di-
vision's Collection Day drive to
secure payments on Allied Jewish
Campaign pledges. Feinberg and
Miss Magid also served as divis-
ion chairmen.
The community service com-
mittee is responsible for the con-
duct of the junior divisions of the
Allied Jewish Campaign. the Red
Feather drive and similiar cam-
paigns conducted within the
framework of the Jewish com-
munity. The community service
committee is the junior division
of the Jewish Welfare Feder ation.
Efficient Staff
Essential to
a Good Cainp
The following is the second
article by David Aptekar. presi 2.
dent of the Michigan Camping
Association. explaining the funda-
mentals of a good children's
tamp:
An old adage among camp
people holds that "a camp is no
better than its staff.' Camp
people are less impressed with
the facilities (though none belie
their importance) than they are
with an alert. experienced, skill-
ed, mature staff.
They realize that careful se-
lection of counselors mean the
date' enee between efficiency and
inefficiency, between an effective
and reasonable realization of the
aims of the camp and a flounder-
ing experience for your child.
Staff and director should be
carefully sized up by the parents
as they are the means through
which the parents can expect the
fulfillment of the potentialities
their child.
How does one judge a staff
without a detailed study? Here
are some hints: Do the children
seem proud of their counselors or
resentful?
Does the counselor staff include
a large percent of young, inex-
perienced people? Is the average
age of staff in the twenties?
Is your child expanding the
horizons of his interests? Is he
thrilled with his achievements?
Does he seem proud ()Mk bunk
and his camp? Does he seem an
accepted member of the cabin
group? These are good evidences
that the staff is doing a good job.
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MacCulloch Unit
Chooses Officers
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Aids Odessa
ZOA Group
Israeli Health Official Here
Bob-Lo Bound to Address Histadrut Session
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The unique idea of learning
conversational Hebrew while
taking the trip to Bob-Lo has
been developed by Chapter 1,
ZOA, and will be inaugurated
Sunday.
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NORTH SHORE VALLEY
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So. Haven, Mich. Phone 427
L. Shimoni, a member of
Israel's health ministry and one
of the Jewish State's most emi-
nent health authorities, will ad-
dress a special meeting of the
Detroit Israel Histadrut Commit-
tee, called to consider Israel's
The group will meet at 12:15
p. m., Sunday at Woodward and
the River. The other activities
of baseball, swimming, dancing,
etc.. will not be totally forgotten,]
however, Sol Wildstrom, social,
committee chairman, promised.!
Girls are requested to bring!
box lunches for two. Lillian Tron
will begin the Hebrew conver-
sational lessons, Bob Ettinger, ed-:
steational committee chairman,
announced.
Mrs. Shayne Pioneer Group
to Head Donor Slates Donor.
Frances Shayne has been ap-
pointed chairman of the ladies
annual donor child rescue fund
project of the Odessa Progressive
Aid Society, Louis Nathanson,
president, announced,
Other officers serving on com-
mittees for the luncheon, which
is slated for Nov. 16 at Masonic
Temple are Sarah Kanter, co-
chairman, and Jennie Schwartz.
Sarah Ormond, Molly Rosenthal,
Dorothy Winehart and Nellie
Mony.
The ladies of the' society an-
nually pledge their support to
four separate child help agencies,
Pioneer Women, Arbiter Com-
mittee, ORT and Jewish Daily.
The motto of the group is
"Motherhood is a gift! Fostering
a child is a privilege!"
The entire administration ofj
the Odessa Progressive Aid So-
ciety was returned to office. It
is composed of Nathanson, Louis
Weider. Morris Kopnick, Albert
Wineman, Alex Green. Jacob
Menaces. and Sarah Stine. The
officers were installed June 28.
Masada Ctharts
Swim Outing
Full-scale summer activities for
Masada will commence with a
swimming party Sunday. The
group will meet at 12 noon Sun-
day at the Shaarey Zedek park-
ing lot.
Transportation will be provid-
ed but guests are requested to
bring picnic lunches. For in-
formation. call Bill Fitzerman,
TY. 5-3754.
The Masada delegates to the
Young Adult Council. Leonard
Baruch and Natalie Gaines, have
been elected president and 1st
vice-president, respectively.
HIAS AIDS 835 MORE
HIAS aided the emigration of
835 Jews from Czechoslovakia in
1948.
The council of the Pioneer
Women's Organization designated
Dec. 14 as the date for the annual
donor event. Mesdames Carol
Berman, Mildred Weiss and
Chana Michlin presided over ses-
sions at the groups' annual all-
day conference, June 23.
Sophie Sislin, one of the coun-
cil's oldest mothers, won a trip
to Israel ar the past national
convention held in Philadelphia.
Contributions to the council's
child rescue and building funds
were made by the Leivick Read
ing Club, Mendele Reading Club,
Minkovitcher Ladies Club and
European Welfare Organization.
Dave Levine Installed
as SAM President -
David Levine was installed as
president of Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternity at Wayne University
at the organization's spring
formal held this year at Glen
Oaks country club. Other officers
are Iry Gold, Austin Kanter,
Howard Erlichman and Herbert
Tyner.
The chapter pledge class was
also formally installed.
54 NORTH SHORE DRIVE
Food
• Planned .Entertain-
ment and Activities+
• Rooms with Tile
Bath and Showers sK t
Mordecai Buchbinder, execu-
tive secretary of the Kupat
Holim, will also participate in the
meeting, to which representatives
from more than 175 organizations
and groups have been invited.
Spend Your Vacation at '
Esta Kalisz, 2, her hands full
of cookies and her big brown
eyes full of fun, peeps out from
behind a pile of baggage as she
and her parents, under the aus-
pices of HIAS (Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid Society), disembark
at New York. Esta was born in
a DP camp.
Levin's Resort
"a little hit of heaven"
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SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. •
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concrete Swimming Pool.
Regular State. Inspection
Prices within the
reach of your
pocketbooks.
W e
Janis Hotel
earned your confi-
dence when we did
not raise our prices
during the war.
and Mineral Baths
NATHAN SCI1ULMAN
DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED
Write for Folder
South Haven Bus Meets
Trains at Bangor
Assuring you of the same high
standards of service that you have
known in the past.
Phone 655 South Haven, Mich.
MENDELSON'S
Code of Ethics
We, the members of the South Haven Resort Association
in our desire to maintain a high standard of service to
the vacationing public. adopt this code of ethics and seal,
which we are privileged to display, as evidence of our
pledge to the following.
To foster and maintain 'a
.1To honor our member-
spirit of good will and
ship by constant Im-
courtesy towards those we
provement of vacation fa-
ser ve.
cilities for all.
A To earn and maintain a
reputation for giving the
as To be fair and honest in
maximum
in sacatiOn val-
a our relations with the
ues and comfort.
public and to honor all
commitments made by us.
to To Insure a clear under-
(' standing of rates and
To continue our high
services by a plain and
standards of cleanliness
concise statement Ind to
and to serve only the finest
adjust promptly any causes
In foods and beverages .
of dissatisfaction.
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write directly to the
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MICHIGAN BEACH HOTEL
M. Eichenbaum, Prop.
265 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 451
SAMSON'S RESORT
RABOK'S VIRGINIA BEACH
E. Samson. Prop.
U.S. 31, North, Tel. 319 • '
N. Shore Drive. TeL 7116
SEIDELS HOTEL & REST.
BARON'S RESORT
Louis Seidel, Prop,
J. Rubin and E. Bloom, Props.
234 Brockway Ave., Tel 747
U.S. 31, North, Tel. 433
STEUBEN'S SUMMER HOTEL
Mayme. Rla and Ben Steube ■
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So. Haven, Mich.
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• Bus and Cars for
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For Information and Reservations—Write or Phone
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NORTH SHORE DRIVE. SO . HAVEN, MICII,
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Phones 379-443
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SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
resort
D. Mendelson, Prop.
SS N. Shore Drive, Id. Sli
SAMSON'S RESORT
• Excellent
Morris Lieberman, executive
committee chairman of the local
group, said that Shimoni was
brought to Detroit in response tar
the concern of groups about the
health of the thousands of new-
comers to Israel and the facilities
available for their rehabilitation.
Shimoni was designated by the
Kupat Holim of Israel (Histadrut
Sick Fund) to visit the U. S. and.
explain what work is being done
with the vast number of immi-
grants arriv t . ing tfi
Shimoni, who was connected
with the health ministry of Lith-
uania, is a well known journalist
on political and social security
topics, and is a member of the
national supervisory council of
Kupat Holim.
SOUTH HAVEN RESORT ASSOCIATION
"for Rest and Play — tome and Stay"
North Shore Drive
health problems, at 8 p.m., Thurs-
day. July 14.
Week after week, more and
"Fishing
"Sandy Beaches
'Boating
*Golfing
more are switching to the newsier •All sports
'Modern Stores
'Theatres
*Mineral Baths
Jewish Chronicle.
•Beautiful Parks
'Express Greyhound Buses from Chicago
Morris W. Stein was-elected to
An Exceptional Place to Dine
Succeed Dr. Morton Hack as
president of the MacCu'loch "VACATION LAND FOR EVERYONE"
Private Baths • Showers - Running Hot and
chapter of the Better Schools
Cold Water in Every Room
Association for the next school
Dancing - Swimming - Tennis - G•tf
Horse Back Riding
pear.
Other officers include Mrs.
george Victor, Mrs. L. L. Fried-
land, Mrs. Laura Milan. Dr. Jos-
eph M. Oppenheim and Philip F,.
Heideman.
CAMP CHELSEA VISIT
Mothers' Clubs of the Center
will visit the Center's Camp
Chelsea on Wednesday. July 13.
The bus will leave at 9:30 a. m.
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Maurice and Annabelle Steuben,
64 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 511
WS* N. Shore Drive, Tel. 124
THE SURF HOTEL
FIDELMAN'S RESORT
M. Fidelman, Prop.
Sans Lelder, Prop.
Phoenix Road, Tel. IN
SS N. Shore Drive, Tel. 112
GLASSMAN'S RESORT
WEISS' RESORT
A. H. Glassman, Prop.
221 Oak Street. Tel. NI
Si N. Shore Drive, Tel 1114-W
Mickey Weiss, Prop.
GRAND PARK HOTEL
YASHENOVSKY'S RESORT
Jack Mann and Milton Rubin
N3 DMus's Ave., Tel 96
Webster Ave., Tel. 421
JANIS HOTEL
ZIPPERSTEIN'S RESORT
Mineral Baths
N. Schulman, Prop., Tel. 633
B. ZIpperstein, Prop.
LAKE PARK RESORT
ZLATKIN'S RESORT
A. Rosenson • Prop.
S. Elatkin, Prop.
7554 of Town, Tel. 1€d
Bailey Ave. Tel, 353
II 4. it. North. Tel. 345
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