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Seminar on Camping
For All Counselors
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter, cooperating with Jewish or-
ganizations and private camps in
the Detroit area, is sponsoring a
community-wide camping semi-
nar for counselors May 10, 17, and
24, and June 1.
The seminar will focus its at-
tention upon subjects of vital in-
terest to counselors, such as
"Why Camping?" --- a discussion
of objectives a n d program;
"Group Planning in Camp";
"Understanding the Individual
Camper"; "The Role of the Coun-
selor"; "Workshops in Arts and
Crafts"; "Camp Singing"; "Crea-
tive Dramatics"; "Folk Dancing
and Camp Games."
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TELEVISING of recent Model never have known about the
Seder of Young Adult Council improperly lettered awning.
of Detroit at Jewish Center . .
"DON'T YOU think that a well-
was an experiment by WWJ- meant word directed to the prop-
TV . . . The film, taken by Cam- er party could have accomplish-
eraman Art Mazer, lasts four ed the same and (perhaps bet-
minutes . .. Iz Rosenberg, Cen- ter, because the elderly mem-
ter membership secretary, who bers of that synagogue probably
arranged the doings, had to go skip your column in their per-
to a bar to see the program!
usal of The News) and in a dig-
nified and courteous way?"
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WE THANK "A Friend" for
BEST BET of the Week-end
Outstanding personalities in
"Cabaret Night" of Mezer- the comments pertaining to the the field of camping are being in-
itcher Social Club . . May 2 at subject . . . but this has been go- vited to speak at the sessions,
Northwest Hebrew Congregation ing on for years, already . . . including Abraham Bonder, na-
. . . with floor show of fun fea- and during the time, many well- tional camp consultant of the
turing 1Vjax Sosin and the Mez- meant words have been extend- Jewish Welfare Board; Dr. Fritz
eritcher IVIadcaps . . . Dancing to ed to proper parties! . . . What Redl, professor at the School of
music of Mickey Woolf ... Festi- would you suggest?
Social Work of Wayne Univer-
vities begin at 8:30 p. m.
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sity; and Cyril Aronsson of Cyril's
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COMMUNITY SCENE . . . Art Studio and the staff of High-
DISA 'N DATA . . Look for Opening day at the ball park and land Park Junior College.
important announcement 'soon Tailor Sam Grenadier leaving
Participating in the planning
. . . regarding staff of Jewish before the ninth inning . . ob- and organization of the seminar
Center . . . Letter and Mexican viously disgusted with his good are Lou Handler, director, and
literary paraphenalia from Sen- friends, the Tigers . . . Morris Morris Weiss, head counselor of
ior Bill Goll has him in society Jacobs, steel man, in a box hop- Camp Tamakwa; Herman Fisch-
column of Mexico City daily as ing for the sun to come his way man, director of Camp Michi-
. distinguished playboy . . . Nate . .. so that the day wouldn't be gama; Stan Michaels, director of
Murtenbaum, the choir singing a complete flop . . . Cleveland Camp Nahelu; Norman Drach-
tailor, led first seder at home of vice-president Hank Greenberg, ler, director of Camp Kinder-
Louis Abramowitz . . and at looking in the pink, yelling up welt; Marion Haidy of the Cen-
conclusion sang "Chad Gadya" in that the Indians are tops in the ter Camp Leaders Association;
swingtime . . . as personal inter- league' • . and shrugging his Harold Weiss, director of the
pretation of modern version .. . shoulders when someone men- 12th Street Council Center Day
Hal Glist and Joe Cohen prob- tioned the Tigers ... Sidney Kas- Camp, and Sam Neuschatz, dir-
ably jump around into more busi- sel, the auto parts man, making ector of Camp Chelsea.
nesses than any two guys in the one little lass sitting next to
Registration for the seminar is
city . . . This time, they're in him . . . very very sick . . .
from that big black stogie he open to all counselors and pros-
the cleaning business!
never stops puffing • . . The girl pective counselors who are over
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was turning greener than the in- 18 years of age or college stu-
THE LARGE SIGN put up on field grass!
dents.
southeast corner lot at Dexter
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A registration fee of 50 cents
and Glendale . . . is the first
ALL PICTURES entered in will be charged for participation
step toward what will be one of
the most modern buildings in the the Beauty - Personality Contest in any or all sessions. Informa-
community . . . Steam shovels will be returned following the tion concerning registration may
start digging, this month, and finals . . . Once again, the girls be obtained from Harold Weiss,
the new home of Detroit Lodge who will vie for first, second and 12th Street Council Center, TY.
No. 55, Knights of Pythias, may third place prizes, are: Janet 8-6000, or Sam Neuschatz, Jew-
be completed by the end of this Beckman . . . Joyce Beckman ish Community Center, MA. 8400.
year . • It will be a $100,000 . . . Muriel Gilbert . . . Phyllis
.building . .. furnished with bas- Glasier . . . Dolores Ann Kauf- experiences occurred, last week
ketball court, shower and steam man . . . Beverly Laster . . . . . . when three slightly inebriat-
rooms and full recreational facil- Harriet "Honey" Lunenfeld . . . ed gents started arguing over
ities . • . a beautiful hall, kitchen, Estelle Schwartzman ... Norma which would pay the bill . . .
library and various types of club Wolfman.
and finally reached a happy
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'rooms .. . Detroit Lodge No., 55
medium by paying separately
has 300 members and is one of
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . . .. not just a share but the en-
the few all-Jewish Knights of The baking fame of likeable Hy tire amount! . . . When Sam said
Pythias lodges in the country.
Zeman has become widespread they were giving him too much,
* * *
. . . Received letter, last week, one of the sops got mad and
from
woman in Boston who had told him to mind his own busi-
DEAD ORCHIDS to the fel-
ness!
low who refused to give to the heard of his prowess . . . asking
Allied Jewish Campaign . . . him to design a wedding cake
because business was bad . . . for her daughter ... . Now that
and that if he couldn't give a there is a Raskin Family Club
sizeable sum, he didn't want to and everyone has hopes of seeing
give anything at all . . . In the each other at least once a month
RENTALS
first place, the gentleman we . . . who knows but what, in
time,
all
the
Raskins
will
also
speak of paid more income tax
Also For Sale
this year than ever before! . . . get to know each other! . . . .
and Custom
Secondly, that is the poorest type "Red" Kolin the linen and nit-
Made
of alibi anyone can possibly think ery man has bought home next
of . . . since any donation, re- to rhumba king Xavier Cugat in
gardless of size, can go a long California . . . and commutes
ieve
way toward fulfilling its dire back and forth to Detroit via
needs . . . There are enough dead the air lines . . . Cute Audrey
orchids to go around to every- Gelfand returns to her office
e fix
one who refuses to give to the post at the Center . . . after a
c '
three-month
leave
of
absence
to
Allied Jewish Campaign.
7433 W. McNICHOLS
California . . . Sam Silverman
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UNiversity 2-4517
has been driving cabs for 12
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY years but the topper to all his
1
of Shaarey Zedek invites mem-
bers and friends to an all-day
outing .. . May 2 ... It is sup-
posed to be a secret where
they're going, but those meeting
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
at the synagogue between 12:30
and 1:30 . . . will find out soon
Life,
Automobile,
Compensation. Plate Glass. Fire, Burglary,
enough.
•
Fraud Bonds, Professional Liability, Furs,
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Jewelry. Hold Up.
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anonymously written letter . .
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but one comes in regards to the
item about it being time for a
new awning over that synagogue
on Linwood at Blaine . . . "A j•••••••••••••••••••••••0111•111••11111•411•414•111••••••%
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Friend" 'writes that "the subject •
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was not treated in a very decent • •
light." . . . and goes on to say,
"While I feel that you are not
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story for the laugh in it, and
of Toronto.
that your primary interest is to
Land and Water *Entertainment Nightly * Showers
and Toilets *Attractive Canadian Rates.
effect a change to the better, yet
there is no question in my mind
Season from May 21st to October 1st.
that your remarks smack of de-
Write MEL RASHKIS,
rision and that they can well
4 Castleview Ave.,
Taming() Lodge,
lead to discrespect on the part
or
Toronto, Ontario
Huntsville, Ontario
of the many readers of your
column who would otherwise
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UHS Alumni to Elect
Officers Next Monday
Annual :Kvutzati'PaiLier
Gathering Saturday Night
The annual Passover gathering
of Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew cul-
tural group of Detroit, will be
held Saturday evening in the au-
ditorium of the Rose Sittig Cohen
Building.
The theme for the discussion
will be, "Passover, the Feast of
Liberation and Its Present Sig-
nificance." Joseph Katz, president,
will preside. Refreshments will
be served by the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of the Kvutzah Ivrith, headed
by Mrs. Julius Ring. Community
singing will be under the direc-
tion of Abraham Schachter.
Monday evening, May 3, has
been set for the gathering of the
1923-36 Alumni members of the
United Hebrew Schools to be held
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
At the last alumni reunion,
held on Purim, it was decided to
re-establish the alumni as a per-
manent organization.
At the May 3rd meeting, to
which graduates of the first 12
years have been invited, there
will be election of officers, ap-
pointment of committees and dis-
cussions of educational projects.
The nominating committee con-
sists of Max Chomsky, Ruben
Isaacs, Kalman Whitman, Her-
bert Fortgang and Esther Char-
nas.
HY HORENSTEIN
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April 30, 1948
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SOCIAL BOOK
These social events for which ROSEN-
BERG'S KOSHER CATERING was
proud to have served are hereby in-
scribed.
MONDAY, APRIL 12
Shower for Esther Marton. Given
by Mrs. R. Morritz and Mrs. H.
Morritz.
TUESDAY, APRIL 13
Shower for Shirley Appleblatt.
Given by Mrs. B. Leet, Mrs.
Katchei, Mrs. Belsky and Mrs.
A. Appleblatt.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14
Shower for Minna Lewis. Given
by Mrs. R. Stone and Mrs. I.
Rossman.
ROSENBERG'S
SUNDAY, APRIL 13
Bar Mitzvah of Sheldon Teplit-
sky. Given by parents.
MONDAY, APRIL 19
Shower for Natalie Chafetz.
Given by Mrs. B. Avrushin, Mrs.
J. Sharg and Mrs. Ryck.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20
Shower for Florence Golden.
Given by Dorothy Chaiken.
SATURDAY, APRIL 24
Passover Seder at Temple Beth
El.
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