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THE JEW ISH NEWS-1 1
Friday, February 6, 1953
Miss Barbara Maldaver
To Wed Serviceman
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mal-
daver, of Shrewsbury Rd., an-
nounce the engagement' of their
MISS BARBARA MALDAVER
daughter, Barbara, to Robert
Richman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Richman, of Miami, Fla.
The bride-elect graduated
from Normandy School in Mia-
mi Beach. Her fiance is currently
serving on a tour of duty with
the U. S. Air Force. A summer
wedding is planned.
Camp Kinneret Offers
Rate Reduction Plan
For Early Registrants
An introduction to Judaism
will be offered youths from the
ages of 13 to 18 at Habonim's
Camp Kinneret this summer.
Registration for the camping
season begins this week.
For the first two week's of a
camper's stay, the fee is $60;
the second two weeks, $55; and
the third two-week session, $50
The entire six- wee k. session
costs $165. However, if campers
register before Feb. 28, they will
be entitled to a 20 percent fee
reduction. Between March 1 and
April 30, tuition will be reduced
10 percent. After May 1, the en-
tire fee will be assessed.
Camp Kinneret is located 60
mileg from Detroit near Chelsea,
Mich. It features recreational
activities such as swimming,
boating, hikes, camp projects,
ranging from gardening to camp
construction, a weekly camp
"newspaper, and evening pro-
grams such as dramatic plays,
treasure hunts and musicales.
Oneg Shabbats
held Fri-
day evening, and the Sabbath is
observed as a day of rest. Sab-
bath activities include a Sab-
bath walk, Bible discussion
group and Havdallah service.
Dietary laws are observed in the
camp kitchen. By election of and
participation in comm i t t e e s.
campers share in the planning
of camp activities.
Further information may be
obtained from Morry Silver, 2409
Grand, TO. 7-0924.
Youth Ed League Holds
Pledge Fund Luncheon
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Council Sets Feb. 23 Dote for Delegate Assembly
Hadassah Groups Schedule Guest
Speakers for Oneg Shabbats Saturday
Mrs. Benjamin Laikin, oneg
shabbat chairman of the Detroit
. Chapter of Hadassah. announces
•that group onegs will be held at
1 p.m., Saturday, preceded by
dessert luncheon, at the follow-
ing locations:
Central East and West—Joint
meeting at home of Mrs. Martin
Cowan, Central East president,
2262 Chicago. Reuben Bar-Levav
will be guest speaker and Mrs.
Harry Oberstein will give a
reading. Mrs. David Sklash will
lead community singing. Chair-
men are Mesdames Charles
Smith and Ivan Meisner.
Bagley and University West—
Joint meeting at home of Mrs.
Louis Silverfarb, 3700 Outer Dr.
Mrs. Ira Kaufman, chairman,
will present Ezri Atzmon, a for-
mer Israel .residerit, who will be
guest speaker. Cantor Nicholas
Penakel will be soloist and lead
the group in community singing.
Russell Woods E.—Meet at the
home of Mrs. Benjamin Weiss,
2715 Cortland. Mrs. Bernard
Lachs, chairman, will present
Gertrude Strauss, who will en-
tertain with dramatic readings
and lead singing.
RUssell Woods W.—At home of
Mrs. S. E. Abels, 4094 Glendale.
Philip Nusholtz, attorney, will
review David Miller's "The Chain
and the Link."-
Sherwood and University East
—Joint meeting at the home of
Mrs. Julian Tobias, 17590 Oak Dr.
Moishe Haar, guest lecturer, will
discitss "The World of Sholem
Aleichem."
Instead of an oneg shabbat,
Mrs. Manuel Stoller, president of
Local JWV Women
Greeted by President
Mrs. Phillip Bernstein, presi-
dent of the Department of
Michigan Ladies Auxiliary, Jew-
ish War Veterans, represented
the local unit at a meeting in
Washington, D.C., called to or:-
ganize the Women's Forum on
National Security.
The new group is an outgrowth
of the National Women's Secur-
ity Council, and was formed by
members of the American Legion,
Veterans of FOreign Wars, Dis-
abled Americans, AMVETS, and
JWV. These groups bolted the
Security Council last year when
speakers whose views were con-
sidered un-American were pre-
sented.
During the ''sessions, Mrs Bern-
stein was among a group that
was received at the White House
by President and Mrs. Eisen- .
hower.
Schaefer Group, and Mrs. Rich-
ard Serlin, Wyoming president,
announce that a joint social
event will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, at Graerner's Barn,
27450 Eleven Mile.
An original skit, "In the Hills
of Israel," will be presented dur
ing intermission. Participants
from both groups are Mesdames
William Wetsman, William Pop-
I lack, Richard Serlin and I. Mur-
ray Jacobs .
, Hubands are invited to attend.
For reservations, call UN. 4-4959.
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Arrangements have been com-
pleted by the Youth Education
League for its 12th annual
pledge fund luncheon, to be
held Wednesday afternoon, at
Masonic Temple.
Following the luncheon in the
Fountain Room, will be a musi-
cal presentation called "The
Sultan and We," which is sched-
uled for the Scottish Rite Ca-
thedral.
Mrs. Charles Solomon and
Mrs. John Sklar are program
Center Bowling League
co-chairmen. Reservations are
being taken by Mrs. Hy Burn- .Teen agers interested in bowl-
stein, pledge fund chairman, ing are invited to register for
UN. 3-4363, and Mrs. Louis the Teen-Age Club Bowling
Kurtz, co-chairman, UN. 3-1472. League, to be held every other
Sunday, at 1 p.m., at the Wood-
CARD OF THANKS
ward Jewish Center, beginning
The family of the late Charles this Sunday.
Siegel wishes to thank its rela-
The League is being 'organized
tives and friends for the many by the Center Safire Club. In 7
kind expressions of sympathy ex- formation may be secured from
tended during its recent bereave- Linda Raimi, TE. 4-1556, or Es-
ment.
telle Epstein, WE. 3-3525.
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Selman Elected to Head
Shaarey Zion Men
Frank Selman was elected as
the first president of the newly-
organized Shaarey Zion Men's
Club. Other officers are: Louis
Friedman, vice-president; Jascha
Selman, secretary; Alfred Cohen,
treasurer.
Selman appointed the follow-
ing committees: education, Ir-
ving Berenbaum, Max Chomsky,
-Leon Goldman, Jascha Selman;
membership, Louis Friedman,
Frank Selman, Jascha Selman;
program, M a x Chomsky, Jay
Jonap, Sidney Weinberg; pub-
licity, Harry Mirvis.
Rabbi Leo Goldman, spiritual
leader of the congregation, is
serving in an advisory capacity.
The Men's Club will meet on the
fourth Thursday of the month
at the synagogue, Linwood near
Cortland. Those interested in
membership should call TE. 4-
2649 or WA. 1-4547.
Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, announces that the third
delegate assembly will be held
at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 23, in the au-
ditorium of the Workmen's Cir-
cle Center, Linwood near Bur
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