THE JEWISH NEWS-21
Friday, June 24, 1949
Aptekar Affiliates
With North Star
Ben Rubenstein, director of
North Star Camp, announces
that David Aptekar has entered
into association with the organ-
ization.
Aptekar is president of the
Michigan Camping Association,
a non-profit organization which
is devoted to raising standards
of Michigan camps, and is a
member of the national board
of the American Camping Asso-
ciation.
For the past eight years he
has been executive director of
Camp Livingstone near Cincin-
nati, 0. He is past director of
Farband Camp, Camp Habonim
and the senior unit of Fresh Air
Camp.
Aptekar has written many
articles on child problems and
camping and has lectured on
the same topics. He is a mem-
ber of the Religious School
Board of Temple Israel and a
delegate to the Council of So-
cial Agencies, Group Work and
Recreation Division.
He will continue at Camp
Livingstone this summer, but
will be at North Star for a short
stay in mid-season. Beginning
in the fall he will be actively
engaged in planning and admin-
istration of the camp. Plans are
under way for major expansion
of the facilities and construction
of a girls unit for the 1950 sea-
son.
Greenbush Expects Big
Fourth of July Weekend
There is every indication that
the resort business is going to
boom this year, if the experience
of H. L. Dermer, of Greenbush
Inn, is a criterion. "Our Decor-
ation Day weekend which open-
ed the season broke all rec-
ords and it looks as if the July
Fourth party will be even more
successful," he said.
Nafe Allen, well known mas-
ter of ceremonies, has been
signed as social director of the
popular Lake Huron resort. He
will team with the Jack Weick
Trio to keep things humming
indoors and will supervise the
out of ddors activities as well.
These include bathing, fishing,
golf, riding, tennis, shuffleboard
and badminton.
Greenbush makes a special
appeal to young people.
The famous resort hotel is 200
miles from Detroit on U. S. 23,
on the East Michigan shore of
Lake Huron.
D and C Ships Begin
Weekend Cruise Trips
D & C Navigation Company
begins the 1949 cruising season
to the Soo Locks, Mackinac Is-
land, Georgian Bay and the
Martyrs' Shrine at Canada's
Midland, Ontario, Friday, June
24.
As in previous years D & C
will maintain a week-end sched-
ule leaving Friday afternoon and
returning Monday morning and
a mid-week schedule leaving De-
troit Monday afternoon and re-
turning Friday morning.
The four sister ships of the
cruise ship City of Cleveland III
are in service between Detroit
and Cleveland and Detroit and
Buffalo. The Eastern States and
the Western States operate on
the Cleveland schedule while the
Greater Detroit and the City of
Detroit III sail between Detroit
and Buffalo.
Center Group Aids
JWV Home Drive
Budman Heating. Takes
T h e
Budman. Heating Co.,
13411 Gratiot Ave., announces
that orders for gas heating are
now being accepted. The burn-
ers, long established and test
proven for complete efficiency,
have been on the market for
20 years and are approved by the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.,
and Department of Safety and
Engineering.
Every burner holds a govern-
ment patent number and is an
exclusive feature of Budman
Heating Co., which has been in
business since 1907. A working
may be seen in the store,
HAROLD F. MORAN, (left) model
which is open daily until 6 p.m
treasurer of the Jewish War Vet- and on Friday, until 8 p.m.
erans Memorial Home Associa-
tion, is shown receiving the Senate Asked By Truman
firSt check to be presented to To Ratify Genocide
the Memorial Home Fund by a
non-veteran group. HY WAS-
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—A re-
SERMAN, president of the Cen- quest by President Truman for
ter Socialites, a Jewish Corn- Senate ratification of the UN
munity Center-sponsored group, convention on genocide was re-
presented the check. Clubs de- ferred to the Senate Foreign Re-
siring to contribute to the Me- lations Committee.
morial home are requested to
contact Iz Rosenberg, executive
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director of the campaign, for
literature and information.
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Rose Garfield, who
passed away June 27, 1944. You
are sadly missed, dear mother,
by your children, Sarah, Dave,
Samuel Garfield and Minnie
Langer.
FOR RENT
VACANCIES FOR JULY ONLY
COMPLETELY FURNISHED LAKE
FRONT 2 AN!) 3 BEDROOM
COTTAGES IN
SOUTH HAVEN
—Including—
Dishes - Silverware - Kitchen Utensils
Bed Sheets - Pillow- Cases. - Blankets
and Towels. Fresh Linens Furnished
Twice Weekly.
Call Mr. Firsht
Spacious, beau final
grounds for rest and
recreation, delicious
meals, homelike at-
m o s phere, childrens
counsellors.
Most Reasonable Rates
Be assured of a
Wonderful Va-
cation for the
449 Entire Family.
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ZLATKINS RESORT
on U. S. 31. So. Haven, Mich.
Phone So. Haven 666
FIDE LMAN'S
80 ACRES OF PLA YTI ME PARADISE
Gay Friendly CI:owr- ^- 4,
\ *Swimming, Tennis, Golf, Horses:,
*Handball, Ping Pong, Archery -
Dancing, Concerts, Music
Planned Acti ities--Roorns With Bath—Superb Food, .Opening June 19th
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WRITE'FOR''FOLDER FIDELMAN'S RESORT SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
"For Rest and Play—Come and Stay"
GLASSMAN'S
IN SOUTH HAVEN
kesis,Aiva
Sound movies, children's gover-
ness, dining room and playground.
Private game room, all sports.
Delicious Kosher meals. . .Pas-
tries from our own ovens. . .
Large, cool rooms with hot and
cold water, some with private
showers or washrooms.
Z. ZIPPERSTEIN.
Summer Resort
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SAM SON'S RESORT
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North Shore Drive So. Haven, Mich.
• Excellent Food
• Rooms with Tile
Bath and Showers
227 0k Street
S ou th
SAMSON'S RESORT
Phone,. Private 408, Public 449
Phone 335
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Buses meet all trains from Detroit at Kalamazoo
For Information and Reservations—Write or Phone
GLASSMAN'S RESORT
MICHIGAN
Rosenson's Lake Park Resort
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9 ON NORTH SHORE DRIVE
• All Sports
• Children's Governess
and Playground
• Bus and Cars for
Convenience of
Guests
I • Plonned Entertain-
ment and Activities
ment
"Write for rates and booklet
SOUTH HAVEN
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Famous for 30 Years As the
Most Ideal Vacation Spot in
South Haven
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"A Hoven at South Haven"
Bailey Ave.
UN. 1-8507
.ZLATKINS . . .
SOUTH HAVEN'S FINEST RESORT
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Han-
nah Schwartz wishes to thank
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses shown them in
their recent bereavement.
North Shore Drive
So. Haven, Mich.
Phones: 379 - 443
Mr. & Mrs. F. Samson, Prop.
Detroit Information
RU BY SAMSON
3287 Tyler
TO. 5-6679
Ruby Samson, Mgr.
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Beautifully furnished modern rooms, large light end airy. Hot and coldrun-
ning water
. . Showers. private baths and other modern conveniences.
Excellent Food,
Spacious grounds lined with beautiful trees and lawns.
Friendly atmosphere. Dancing on our own pavilion. All games.
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
WRITE OR CALL FOR RATES S. H. 348
PLAYGROUND OF THE MIDDLE,INgsr
An Ideal Place to Cove
An Exceptional Place to Dine
"VACATION LAND FOR EVERYONE"
Private Baths—Showers—Running Hot and Cold Water
In Every Room—Dancing—Swimming—Tennis—Golf
Horse Back Riding
Special Reduced Rates
for June
Baths
* Fishing
* Boating
* Sandy Beaches
Mineral
* Theatres
* Modern Stores
* Express Greyhound Busses from Chicago
* Beautiful Parks
* All Sports
SOUTH HAVEN RESORT ASSOCIATION
Code of Ethics
56 North Shore Drive
Phone 581
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 honor our membership 9 To foster and maintain a
. spirit of good will and
by constant improvement 4 courtesy
towards those we
of vacation facilities for all. serve.
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South Haven, Mich.
3 To be fair
and honest in A To earn and maintain If
reputation for giving the
our relations with the pub-
maximum in vacation values
lic and to honor all com- and comfort.
mitments made by us.
g To insure a clear under.
of rates and serv-
5 To continue our high ices standing
by a plain and conci
standards of cleanliness statement and to adjust
and to serve only the finest
in foods and beverages.
For further
Most ideal Spot-140 Modern_ Rooms—Private Baths-
Mocle‘n Kosher Food --- All Vacation Activities
500
feet of Private Beach — Entertainment - — Dancing
Daily — Childten - Play- grounds.
111 North Shore Drive Telephone120
South Haven, Mich.
• Special rates for the first two
weeks in July and the last
two weeks in August.
• 4educed rates for Children.
Governess, registered nurse
on premises. Playground. Pri-
vate bathing beach.
Write for Attractive Folder or Phone for Reservations
Phone South Haven 295-M, or 433-M
MICHIGAN BEACH HOTEL
269 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 451
M. Eichenbaum, Prop.
BABOICS VIRGINIA BEACH
SAMSON'S RESORT
F. Sampson, Prop.
U.S. 31, North, Tel. 379
BARON'S RESORT
U.S. 31, North, Tel. 433
SEIDELS HOTEL & REST.
Louis Seidel, Prop.
238 Brockway Ave., Tel. 787
M. Babok, Prop.
N. Shore Drive, Tel. 786
The BILTMORE
STEUBEN'S SUMMER HOTEL
Maurice and Annabelle Steuben,
38-52 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 124
Mayme, Ria and Ben Stueben
68 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 581
FIDELMAN'S RESORT
THE SURF HOTEL
M. Fidelman, Prop.
Phoenix Road, Tel. 789
Sam Leider, Prop.
55 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 872
GLASSMAN'S RESORT
A. H. Glassman, Prop.
227 Oak Street, Tel. 408
WEISS' RESORT
Mickey Weiss, Prop.
70 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 634-W
GRAND PARK HOTEL
YASHENOVSKY'S RESORT
Jack Mann and Milton Rubin,
Webster Ave., Tel. 427
FLOOR SHOW AND
DANCING NITELY
Mineral Baths
N. Schulman, Prop., Tel. 655
JANIS HOTEL
LAKE PARK RESORT
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choice
The ATLANTIC
203 Dyckman Ave., Tel. 96
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
of your
D. Mendelson, Prop.
65 N. Shore Drive, Tel. 511
"The Only Nite Spot
in Town"
BARON'S RESORT
promptly any causes of dis-
satisfaction.
information write directly to the Resort
J. Rubin and E. Bloom, Props.
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Family to Take Over
Samson's This Season
Despite the recent death of
proprietor "Fish" Samson, guests
will be welcomed at Samson's
Resort in South Haven for the
regular season, Ruby Samson,
manager ,announced.
The resort will continue its
program of excellent food, plan-
ned entertainment and activi-
ties and athletics under the
supervision of Mr. Samson and
the family.
For information on the resort,
contact Ruby Samson, 3287 Ty-
ler, TO. 5-6678.
In Memoriam
Gas Burner Orders
A. Rosenson, Prop.
U.S. 31, North, Tel. 348
ZIPPERSTEIN'S RESORT
B. Zipperstein, Prop.
Bailey Ave., Tel. 335 .
ZLATKIN'S RESORT
S. Zlatkin, Prop.
East of Town, Tel. 666
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN - BY THE BIG. BLUE WATERS
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