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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13 Canadian Jewish Congress Issues Program Calendar

Friday, September 4, 1953

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Marguerite Kozenn and Julius Chaj es returned from Europe
and . Israel.
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Halpern and children, Larry, Rella and
Eli, are now residing in their new home at 3222 W. Buena Vista.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gura, of 17317 Roselawn, were honored on
their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Rabinovitz, of 4052 Sturtevant. Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Wisotsky, of Chicago, Ill. , came here for the occasion.
Leon Gura, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gura, of Roselawn Ave.,
has left for Philadelphia, Pa., where he will finish his fourth year
of graduate study in the Institute for Israel and the Middle East
at Dropsie College.
Mrs. Sidney Averbuch, daughter, Ellen, and son Howard, have
returned from a vacation at Charlevoix, Mich.
Recent guests at Clover Lodge included the H. Ashers and son,
Arthur, the Meyer Berks, Mrs. Berkowitz, the Ralph Bermans, A.
Canners, Abe Cherrins and son, Mervin, Sam Dans, Mrs. Alice Eis,
the Henry Ermans and daughter, Joan, the Marvin Finkelsteins
and son, Arnold, Jack Freedmans, son, Jerome, and daughter, Do-.
lores, Sol Grenadiers and son, Jerry, W. J. Goodmans, I. Gordon,
the A. Gottliebs and family, Mrs. Max Kahn, daughter, Cynthia,
and son, Freddy, Mrs. Rebecca Kravitz and daughter, Lenore, the
A. J. Lachovers, 0. B. Lanyis and family, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Moss
and family, the H. Raskins, A. Rosens and family, N. Razumna, the
S. Simons and daughter, Joan, D. Specter and sons, Robert and
Maxwell, the Alex Sterns, Nathan Sobermans and Sam Tukels.
Mrs. Charles Tukel and children, Goldie and Irving, have
returned here after a five-week motor trip through the West
and California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Berman, their daughter, Joyce, and son,
Jack, of 3742 Pasadena, were recent vacationers at the Flamingo
Hotel, Las Vegas, Nev..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Simons and daughter, Janet Susan,
formerly of Kentucky Ave., are now in their new residence at
24020 Ithaca, Oak Park.

Enorto-enzent Told

A Jewish calendar guide for
the year 1953-54 which will be
helpful in the planning of pro-
grams for educational groups has
been published by the Canadian
Jewish Congress Youth and Ad-
ult Programming Service De-
partment here. The address of
the Congress is 493 Sherbrooke
St., West, Montreal.
The calendar • guide; which
will be distributed without
charge upon request to the Con-
gress, contains a listing of re -
ligious and civic holidays, his-

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Eleven Detroiters will leave on
Sept. 26 for Israel where they
will participate in the T h i r d
Habonim Workship.
The group includes Chana
Eisler, Charlotte Goldberg, Aud-
rey Parker, Isolde Rubel, Bever-
ly Somberg, Annette Stollman,
David Appel, Stanley Gutterman,
Steven Medow, David Silber and
Ancil Zeitak.
These young people, all recent
high school graduates, will join
with 59 other youths from all
parts of the United States and
Canada, and will leave aboard
the SS Independence. A f t e r
docking in Italy, they will leave
on an Israeli ship for the Jewish
state.
The program, arranged in co-
operation with Israeli authori-
ties, is a work and study ar-
rangement whereby the youths
work four hours and study four
hours each day.
A hike through the N e g e v,
stays at two kibbutzim, visits to
settlements, industries, points of
interest and a seminar at the
Berl Katznelson Institute are in-
cluded in the nine month pro-
gram.
Upon their return next June,
these young people will be ex-
pected to assume leadership of
their Habonim groups and to
encourage other youths to be-
come better acquainted with Is-
rael, its life and its people.
Those interested in attending
similar programs in the future,
even though they are not mem-
bers of Habonim, are urged to
call at the Labor Zionist office,
13722 Linwood.
Annette Stollman will be hon-
ored by her parents at a recep-
tion at their home, 4031 Leslie, 2
to 5 p.m. Sunday, prior to her
departure.

to libraries, schools and the pro-
gram chairman of youth and
adult groups who are planning
their work for the next season..

Is not the Lord your God with
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rest on every side? .. . Now set
your heart and your soul to seek
the Lord your God.—I Chron.
22:18, 19.

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der, of Steel Ave. A January
wedding is planned.

SABINA

Lawn Party Raises $300
For Polio Fund and AIDA

opened her home, at 20501 Mark

Twain, for a lawn party to aid
the Muscular Distrophy Associa-
tion and Polio Foundation. Al-
most $300 was raised for the
groups.
Soupy Sales, of WXYZ-TV,
was master of ceremonies at the
program, and entertainment was
provided by Estelle Shifman's
Dance Studio. Jeffrey Kahn, 14,
of 20121 Mark Twain, organized
the event.

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Habonim Workshop

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