W ornen'i at,

The first midasummer meet-
ing of the JEWISH- WOMEN'S
EUROPEAN WELFARE ORGAN-
IZATION will be held at 12 noon
Tuesday, Aug. 16, at the home
of Mrs. Harry Koblin of 13642
Roselawn. Plans will be formu-
lated for the group's annual
donor luncheon, scheduled, this
year, for December. Mrs. Lewis
Steinberg is chairman of the
donor, to be assisted by Mrs.
Anna Goldberg and Mrs. Joseph
Zuckerman. Mrs. Morris Fish-
man presented the group with
a hand-made afghan to help
raise funds for Israel.
* * *
EQUALITY CLUB wilt meet
Wednesday evening, Aug. 17, at
the home of Emma Peck, 18685
Coyle. At the last meeting, the
members voted to donate $25 '-a)
the National Children's Cardiac
Home.
* * *
YETZ-COHEN LADIES AUX-
ILIARY, JWV, will meet at the
home of Jessica Raben, 2315
Taylor, at 8:30 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 15, The group is still follow-
ing its summer policy of one
meeting a month until Septem-
ber, when meetings will again
be held on the first and third
Mondays of each month. All
members and prospective mem-
bers are invited to attend.
* * *
•
BICUR C H O L E M JUNIORS
Will sponsor a wienie roast at 8
p.m. Saturday; Aug. 13. • at Pal-
mer Park, near the children's
wading pool. Proceeds will go
towards purchase of a television
set for children at Lapeer; Mich.
Further information may be ob-
tained from the president, Mrs..
Yetta Kushner, WE. 5-2833, or
the social chairman, Mrs. Lillian
TE. 4-7637.
* * *
Mrs. Ben Nadis, president of
LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER,
Enai . Brith Women, announces
the appointment of Mrs. Ben
Dorf, second vice-president, as
fund-raising chairman for this
year,
* * *
At a party held at the home
of Mrs. William Belinsky, of
Webb Ave., the PRIMROSE BE-
NEVOLENT CLUB contributed
$100 to the Child Rescue Fund.
The club wishes "to thank Mrs.
Al Richter for her food dona-
tion- which helped make the
party a success.

BB East Side Groups
Hold Picnic Aug. 21

Bnai Brith East Side Lodge
and Women's Chapter will spon-
sor a picnic for its members and
friends Sunday, Aug. 21, at Ken-
sington Park. There will be
games and prizes for adults and
children. For further informa-
tion call Bernard Shiller, WA.
2-8556.

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14—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 12, 1949

Northwest AJC Women
Announce New Officers

Mrs. G. Lionel Willens has
been elected - president of the
Northwest Chapter of the Wo-

MRS. G. LIONEL WILLENS

men's Division of the American
Jewish Congress.
-
Other officers elected were:
vice-presidents, Mesdames Ar-
thur Gould, Nedwin Smokier,
Ben Snider; Wm. Glazier, Sol
Schmidt, Ben Wine; treasurer,
Mrs. Alan Brown; secretaries
Mrs. Jacl( Cohen, Mrs. Nathan
Ma rbelstone ; member-at-large,
Mrs. Emil Rothman.

ahelu Carnival
Benefits Allied
Jewish Campaign

Jewish Center
• •
Activities,

(The Jewish Community Center,
8904 Woodward, is a
Red Feather Agency.)

There are still a few openings
for children 7V2 to 9 years of
age at the 12th Street Center
Day
Camp. Appointments for
registration may be made by
calling TY. 8-6000.
* * *
Every Tuesday night is dance
night for Detroit and Windsor
teen-agers in the outdoor court
of the Center. Live music com-
bos have been engaged by
Harry Weberman, lounge sup-
ervisor for weekly Tuesday
night dancing. All teen-a-gers
are welcome.
* * *
A few more registrations will
be accepted for children for the
last session of Camp Habonim.
Appointments for registration
may be made by calling -Deena
Zemel, supervisor of the Junior
department of the Center, at
MA. 8400.
* * *
The sixth program of . the
Center's Wednesday evening
movie series will be on "Radio
Broadcasting Today." T h e
movie will be shown Aug. 17 at
9 p.m. in the outdoor court of
the Center. The public will also
be given an inside view of the
public relations field.
* * *
Manny Ratner, swimming su-
pervisor for the Jewish Corn-
munitx Center, announced the
following pool schedule for Aug-
ust: Women-12 to 1:30, Monday
through Thursday (co-ed) ; 7:45
to 8:30 Tuesday (co-ed) ; 8:30 to
9:30, Tuesday; 8 to 9:30, Thurs-
day - (co-ed) ; 2 to 4, Sunday (co-
ed). Men-12 to 1:30, Monday
through Thursday (co-ed) ; 4:30
to 9:30, Monday through Wed-
nesday; 4:30 to 7:45, Thursday;
8 to 9:30, Thursday (co-ed) ; 12
to 1, 3 to 4, Friday; 10:30 to 2.
Sunday; 2 to 4, Sunday (co-ed).

Campers and counselors at
Camp Nahelu participated in a
colorful . carnival Sunday, July
31. Booths, posters and equip-
ment were prepared by the
campers and staff.
Camper renresentatives of
each cabin group and all camp
officers voted a Si contribution
from each child to the carni- Israel Chapter Names
val. All proceeds of the festivi-
ties, including counselors' con- Committee Chairmen
tributions, were donated to the
Allied Jewish .Campaign, to aid
At a board meeting of Israel
children in Israel and through- Chapter of Bnai- Brith Women,
out the world through the Unit- July 20, at the home of Mrs.
ed Jewish Appeal.
S. Pabkoff, the following com-
mittee chairmen were appoint-
ed:
New Films Added to
Mesdames H. Koenigsberg,
program; M. Margolis, member-
Council Rim Library
ship; I. Beal, fund raising; B.
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman Heller, anti - Defamation; L.
of the Jewish Community Coun- Glassman, BBYO; D. Holberg,
cil Culture Commission, annaun- Hillel; M. Shrager, American-
ced that two new films have ism; S. Eidelman, publicity; J.
been added to the Council's Rogin, by-laws; P. Buch, bud-
get; P. Sternfeld, hostess; A.
film library.
These films deal with Jewish Solomon, sunshine; J. Siegel
life in Europe, portraying the philanthropies; P. Sternfeld,
rehabilitation and reconstruc- veterans affairs; R. Barron,
tion of the Jewish community tickets; L. Adler, darlings and
memoriams; I. Gornfein, dra-
since the end of the last war:
matics; E. Ainbinder, house; B.
"The Future Can Be Theirs" is Weinstein, aid-to-Israel; L. Ad-
available in Yiddish and also, ler, vocational service; R. Cea-
"Report on the Living," with sar, J. Rogin, telephone squad;
English commentary.
G. Belen, indoctrination; R.
Further information can be Katz, community relations.
obtained by calling the Council
at WO. 3-1657.

June 27—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Paul Rosenfeld (Charlotte Kel-
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July 24—To Mr. and Mrs. clared pollen-free by the State
George Bassin (Roselyn Cohen, of Michigan Health Department,
formerly of Windsor), of 17160 and recommended as excellent
for hay-fever relief.
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July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon- program are: Dave Sloane and
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golf instructor; Paul Webster,
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Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Law- Mary Jane, dancing instructors.
rence E. Eisenberg (Muriel Kam-
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ter. Elayne Roberta.
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IZFA Crosses Border
For Outing on Sunday

A Club Northwest Moonlight
is planned for Sunday evening,
Aug. 14, on the Put-in-Bay boat,
by the Young People's Club of
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation.
All young people are invited.
Dancing will be featured aboard
ship. Those planning to attend
are required to be at the Put-
in-Bay dock at 8:45 p.m.
For further information, call
Dorothy Beitman, TO. 7-2341, or
Hal Shapiro, UN. 3-5571.

An- all-day outing in Windsor
is planned for this Sunday, Aug
14, by the Wayne University
Chapter of the Intercollegiate
Zionist Federation. of America.
Those planning to attend are
asked to meet at 11 a.m. at 15100
Fairfield, and are reminded to
bring citizenship identification
for crossing the border. Base-
ball, swimming and other acti-
vities are planned. .
IZFA summer camp will be
held Sept. 1 to 10 at Camp Kin-
eret. For further information, -
call Grace Engel, TY. 6-8555, or
Larry Altman, TY. 5-2048.

Masada Plans Outing
To Kensington Area

The second .Masada summer
party will be held in the Ken-
sington Metropolitan Area it
Kent Lake on Sunday, Aug. 14.
Bill Saulson, chairman of the
athletic committee, is in charge.
Plans include swimming and a
picnic, with each person supply-
ing his own food.
The group will meet at the
Shaarey Zedek parking lot at
12:30 p.m. Rides will be pro-
vided for those needing them.
There will be no charge for ad-
mission, but transportation costs
will be shared.

Israeli-Born Pianist
Wins French Award

PARIS, (JTA)—Mrs. Lola Gran-
tetman, an Israel-born musician,
received a prize granted annu-
ally to pianists by the French.
Government through the Con-
servatoire National de Musique.
She was chosen from among 47
others who came from various
countries to compete for the
award.

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