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United Jewish Folk School Graduates Ten Students

en's Clubs

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BETH AARON MEN'S CLUB
will hold its third annual picnic
Sunday at Cass Benton Park.
All members and friends are in-
vited to attend the event begin-
ning at 10 a_m. Games and
prizes are included on the picnic
agenda.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Nathan
Roth wishes to express sincerest
thanks to relatives and friends
for the kindness shown them in
their recent bereavement.

14—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 27, 1952

GLOR-RITA
BEACH .

ON LAKE HURON

Madera housekeeping cottages to rent

by day, week, er 11,030111. Heated, now

in water, electricity, gas seeking,

;wads Hods todet. refrigeration, are

Mattresses - MS M. Mad►
beach. gnats and bait. Also •sretrafghi
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reservations: 64or - Rita Desch. Leadaig-
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inwersnring

The United Jewish Folk Schools last week graduated 10 students, all of whom are entering the
school's high school department. Left to right: Rose Kay and Leah Schrodeek, teachers; Sandra
Judith Rothenberg, Susan Felsot, Harriet Lett, Arthur Bricker; M.. Goldottas, principal;
Levine,
Melvin , Bercol, Pearl Blau, Tubie FoHen, Fay Shrage, Naehum Fishman; M. Nisi and Simon Rich-
ar,isun. teachers.

Health and Ntirsmo Profession' Carmel Hebrew School 1
Opens Registration
g
umuli°liani Foundation
B4-tte1it front(

Formation of an important i n Michigan cities, has for many
in
ne ,.v charitable foundation in years taken an active part
the field of community health • various projects for the better-
was i.tiriounced by Nate S. Sha- meat. of community health and
pero. president of Cunningham welfare throughout the state.
Drug Stores. Inc. iTo achieve maximum effective-
ness. it was decided to concen-
Known as the Cunningham
Dru Company Foundation. this trate all these activities, chan-
impressive , neling them through a separate
latest addition to the
trust fund. That. Mr. Shapero
rooter of philanthropic trusts
fo r
-he P
now serving Detroit and Michi- explained.
which the Cunningham Drug
gart will devote its energies and
Company Foundation has been
its resources to aiding the,
nursing profession. improving! created,

I Lawton, superintendent of
the Carmel Hebrew School, an-
nounces that registration is now
open for the day camp, nursery I
school, Sunday and Hebrew
schools. The school will be open.
from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.nit. during
the summer. Children) 3 to 6.
afe accepted for day camp and
nursery school, and those, 7 to
16 can register for Hebrew and
Sunday school. fall term. Tickets
are now available for High Holy-
I day services at the School.

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Acres of clean. unsay battriag beach . . . Exciting new
Midway attractions . . . Swimming, booting, fishing. ten-
nis, got., cycling . . - Speed beating . . . Cabin crniser
Rook reviews .. Picnics
. . .. Movies . . . Dancing ..
services.
ail
. . Photo contest. prizes . .. Sunday
- faiths— Fabotoes Thursday Buffet.. IIIREAKERS
140T - EL - ION oatsine rowan - ernes botts.
double land from st, twin bads from 110 -
lititt
• with running water from 33.50 single.
S4.50 double. Enlarged parking area.

PIWAY 41—
SIX MMES EAST OF SANDUSKY

medical and hospital care. and --- -
research in to the I
promoting
Spend a Delightful
cause, treatment, and cure of
diseases.
Vacation at
1
Anot her trustee in the Foun-
elation in addition to Mr: Sha-
pero is Samuel H. Rubiner, vice-
presiCient and secretary of the •
drug company.
On Beautiful Lake Erie
Mark Neal Beach. since 1948!
2 1/2 Hours from Detroit
exoeutive director of the Grater
• Delicious Home Cooked Kosher Food by Mrs. Lobel!
Detroit Hospital Fund. ha; been
• Clears, Comfortable Accommodations
named director of the Founda-
• Swimming - Fishing - Dancing and other 'poet activities
timi:701. . Shapero announced.
Cunningham Drug 'Stores. In-
write
corporated. which owns and op-
Presort Sitaniey. Outstrip or call St. Tleciasas 968R6
erates 122 retail drug stores in

ON LAKE ERIE

B. r. SININEDIER, PRES. & SEW

PETER PAN
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ricrEn

FOR A REAL

Business Briefs

July 1. Sidney A. Lutz
wilt take over the LUTZ CHINA
COMPANY at 701 W. Mc-
Nichok. Featuring everything
for the h(!rne in chinaware and
I . e. lie will speciati ,7e
exclusive gift items.

As of

THE ELLIOTT TRAVEL SERV-
ICE of 18657 Livernois has just
announced a special High Holy
D.3V sailing from New York. on
Sent. 3rd. to will arriv at Haifa
on Sept. 16th. The boat is the
24,000 ton Nassau of the Home.
Lines. Accommodations are all
one class in air conditioned
roorns and Kosher meals will be
serv,-,ri. For further information
salt UN. 2-7555.

ANOTHER SHINDERMAN RESORT
for o PERFECT WISCONSIN VACATION

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• AM Sawmater Sports — Private 18-hole Golf Course

• Horarback Riding • Nightly Dancing, Entertainment.

Amid the healthful and friendly surroundings of Northern
Michigan—Gassel Lodge is preparing for itss greatest sea-
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taste in recreation is available.

American Plan—Adults only July and August
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Tides Hotel

(ipening

The United Hebrew

Schools of 'Detroit

Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of

One scholarship to the Schol-
arship Fund of the Schools from
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, in hon-

or of Harry Cohen on the oc-
casion of the Testimonial Din-
ner tendered him by the Schools.
One-half scholarship to the
Scholarship Fund of the Schoo:s
from Mr, and Mrs. Abe Ka-,le
memory of Isaac Rosenthal.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Lee
I..e.nhoff wishes to thank its rela-
tive5 and friends for the many
kincines...
-ses extended them dur-
ing their recent bereaventeitt.

We are completely •

sold oat for Jesus.

VACATION

To assure the customer cool

comfort while shopping. SMALL
FRY FASHIONS at 13211-I5
Dexter has installed air-condi-
tioning.

Sorry, turtle friendlsf

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for the
1952 Season

JUNE 15th

Dietary Laws are strictly
observed at the Tides.

For your vacationing pleasure in the most modern and
distinctive Jewish hotel in Ontario—make your reservations
now. Rates are quite moderate.

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This

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ELKHART LAKE,
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Dancing nightly. One charge covers everything. Rates include 3
mesh a day and star night club, entertainment. Weekly rates
For else best vocation yea •v.( Nast . . .
freer
Detroit's Most Popular Summer Reiort

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From the superb . dining-room and varied, congenial
entertainment program—to the efficient day-camp for the
children—no effort has been spared to make your holidays
a relaxing, refreshing change.

The TIDES HOTEL

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who,: Telephone: Orchard 2741

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