Shaarey Zedek Scouts to .Participate In 'Men of Tomorrow' Coliseum Show SHAAREY ZEDEK'S EXPLORER SCOUT POST Detroit Area Council of Boy Scouts of America will stage a mammoth show and demonstration, "The Men of Tomorrow," at the Coliseum in the State Fair Grounds, April 12.- Explorer Scouts Post 10, sponsored by Shaarey Zedek, will pre- sent a specialty number on horseback. , These boys were trained for a this project by Paul Salomon, as- sistant post advisor, pictured on his own horse in the foreground. Standing also in the foreground is Morris Klaus, chairman of the post committee. Others, left to right, are Eddie Shurat, owner of Eddie's Ranch, Delegates representing Miz- 14275 Middlebelt Rd., who furn- rachi groups in Ohio, Michigan, ished horses to the post for the Indiana and Kentucky compris- show. On horseback are Albert Green. a Boy Scout Commissioner in Dis- trict 4. presenting tickets for the show to Eddie Shurat; Explorer Scouts, Henry Green, Herbert Handelsman. Jimmy Samter, David Klaus, Irving Baron, Ralph Chernoff, Sidney Klaus and Mel- vin Matoff, and Post Committee- man Morris Baron. Others in the riding group but not pictured are Explorer Scouts Ralph Wittenberg, Dick Sanders, Leonard Wine and Post Commit- teeman Dr. Samuel S. Wittenberg. These boys have been practis- ing their horsemanship number i throughout the -winter months. in mud. rain. snow and zero Weather. RABBI MORRIS BLAIR • Shaarey Zedek Dance Tickets Now Available Tickets are now available for the annual spring dance of the Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek, to be held Satur- day evening, April 19, in the Shaarey Zedek social hall. Priced at $1.50, they may be obtained from Joseph Kwaselow, chairman, TY. 7-2052, or Betty Berkowitz, UN. 2-4143. Phil Brestoff and his orchestra will play for dancing. Refresh- ments will be available. Dress is optional. NOW AT. YOUR FAVORITE 8622 Oakland MA. 4379 - VARSITY APPLIANCE & HARDWARE 7431 W. McNichols at San Juan ITN. 2 8320 - WHEN YOUR DOCTOR WRITES A PRESCRIPTION . Passover Greetings expects you to go to a it out prescription, he pharmacist who will fill accurately and promptly. That, he feels, is just as essential to the prescription as the pres- cription itself. Rubins Furs Your neighborhood Cunningham, pharmacist specializes in accuracy and in promptness. 1456 Broadway He is HONOR-BOUND to fill that prescription just as your doctor ordered. Passover G reetings 'A Geo. Kay Drugs 13141 Dexter HO. 9455 et b RESIDENTS OF THE 12th ST. AREA YOU MUST COOPERATE IN YOUR COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN APRIL 13 - 20 Follow These Simple But Important Suggestions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. DO Wrap Your Garbage. Place Garbage in Proper Receptacles. Keep Your Home Looking Clean and Fresh. Care for Surrounding Areas of Your Home. Paint and Re-fence Where Necessary. Plant and Maintain a Beautiful Lawn. Deposit Ashes in Bushel Baskets or Pile Where no Garbage Collects. 8. Keep Your Half of the Alley Clean. 9. Prevent Littering of Trash. 10. Clean Your Back Yard. DON'T Throw Out Garbage Aimlessly. Toss About Waste. Such as Gum. Paper. ete. Have a Dingy Looking. Lncared for Home. Scatter Ashes in Front or Alley. Leave Front Lawns Unkempt. Clutter Up Incinerator !toms. Stuff-up Incinerator Deposits. Shake Mops or Other Household Implements Out Window. 9. Promote Rat Oncoming Through Carelesness. 10. Make it Difficult for Collectors to Gather Refuse. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. THE FOLLOWING BLOCKS WILL SERVE AS MODEL BLOCKS TO SHOW WHAT CAN AND MUST BE DONE BLAINE & GLADSTONE 12th to 14th PASSOVER GREETINGS BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR! -:- BE A PROUD RESIDENT! This Ad Sponsored by the Following Community-Minded 12th St. Me\rchanfs Jack Halperin's Good Clothes Buddy's Bar-B-Q Henry's Stores, Inc. Scheeler Furniture Chic Dress Shop MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR Ideal Shoe Co. Block's Custom Clothes LOCAL STORE Presto Pressure SI 0,50 Cookers, 4 qt. size Alla -Additional Congregational News on Pages 15, 19 m. to 1 a. m. is scheduled to the music of Lowry Clark's orches- tra and Lyle Carlysle and his rhumba band. Tickets will be available at the door. All pro- ceeds will go to the Jewish phil- anthropies. A "Meet-the-Missus" evening will be held Tuesday, April 15, by the Lodge at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Games and refresh- ments are planned. When your doctor writes a PASSOVER GREETINGS Passover Kosher Pickles, Tomatoes. Hot Mix & Pimentoes of Masonic Temple. Continuous dancing from 9 p. son Prison Monday, April 7. The meal for the Seder is pre pared in the House of Shelter. Special Passover dishes are housed in the Jewish Chaplain's office in the prison from year to year to enable inmates to have a iosher meal for their Seder. At the ritual, Rabbi Sperka is assisted by Cantor Hyman Adler of Cong. Bnai David. Committee in charge of ar- ranging the Seder are Dave Gold- berg, chairman, Mrs. Hyman Alt- man, Mr. Jerry Bielfield and Mr. Harry Davison. Services for the closing days of the Passover festival will be r held at the Northwest Hebrew Congregation at 8:45 a. m. Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 121 Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will' preach at both the services. The' service on Saturday morning will include the Yizkor memorial . prayers, which will be recited at 10:15 a. m. Rabbi Segal's sermon subject that morning will be "Freedom to Live as a Jew," 1:'ssover serv- ices this Saturday.._ and Sunday morning will also begin at 8:45 a. rn. HOME STYLED _ FOOD PROD. Louis D. Brandeis Lodge of Bnai Brith will hold its second annual spring dance Saturday, April 19, at the Grand Ballroom -Rabbi Joshua Sperka of Cong. Bnai David, Jewish Chaplain of Michigan State Prisons, an- nounces all Jewish inmates in the state prisons have been provided with Passover food, and that a Seder will be conducted at Jack- . , 'Freedom As Jew' Is Topic For Rabbi Segal's-Sermon• At Final Passover Service KAUFMAN'S Brandeis Lodge Holds Second Annual Dance Jackson Prison Seder Manned for April 7 Mitrachi Group From Midwest To Convene Here ing the Mizrachi Central Region will meet in Detroit on April 27- 28. The opening session will take place at Cong. Bnai Moshe at 2 1). in. April 27 when national Miz- rachi leaders will address a mass meeting. Committees will meet Sunday evening and all day Monday,- ApTil 28 to prepare for increased activities in the region and greater effort in behalf of the movement. A report will also be given of the recent meeting in Jerusalem of the Mizrachi World Executive. Rabbi Morris Blair, regional executive director, is corning here to help arrange the gather- ing. He was the spiritual leader of a large congregation in Wash- ington. D. C., for the past 20 years before assuming his present post. Presidents of all synagogues are urged to send three delegates each to this conference. Page Seventeen THE JEWISH NEWS April 4, 1947 8945-47 12th St. 8930 12th St. 9026 12th St. 8950.12th St. 9050 12th St. 9047 12th St. Linsky Men's Wear Olen's Men's Wear 8730 12th St. DEXTER at WEBB 9038 12th St. Davis & Halperin Shoes 9038 12th St.