Three Youth Award Winners
Receive League Citations

BRUCE SIEGAN (center) accepts a certificate from Mrs.
HENRY GREEN, chairman of the League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganization's Mildred Simons Rosenberg Award, signifying that he
has been adjudged the outstanding young man in the community
this year. Watching the ceremony, which took place last evening,
at Beth Aaron Synagogue, at the League's annual meeting, is Mrs.
IRVING SMALL, League president, (also in top row), while SHIR-
LEY ANN FEALK (left) and RUTHE KATZMAN await their cer-
tificates as the most outstanding young women in the community.
Bruce, son of Dr. and Mrs. Sidney 0. Siegan, was also awarded a
silver kiddush cup, while the two young ladies were given silver
menorahs. Shirley is the daughter of the Philip P. Fealks. Ruthe's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Abe Katzman.

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6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 21, 1954

Labor Zionists
Start Drive for
Northwest Buildinof

Detroit Labor Zionist
The
movement announces the open-
ing of its drive for the con-
struction of its educational and
cultural center in northwest De-
troit, at a cost of $250,000. Mor-
ris L. Schaver, a national leader
of the Labor Zionist movement.
was elected campaign chairman.
The drive will continue through
June 30.
The site is located on Schaefer,
north of 7 Mile Road. Architect's
preliminary plans provide ade-
quate facilities
for the Labor
Zionist Folk
School, an audi-
torium and kit-
chen facilities
for 500 persons,
smaller assem-
bly rooms for in-
dividual branch
and committee
use and a li-
brary. In addi-
Schaver
facilities
tion,
will be available for the Habon-
im and offices for each of the
Labor Zionist constituent organ-
izations.
Morris Schaver pointed out
the necessity for such an educa-
tional and cultural center in the
northwest area for the contin-
ued growth and development of
the Detroit Labor Zionist move-
ment. "I call on every member
in every branch of the Labor
Zionist movement," said Morris
Schaver, "to pledge his unquali-
fied and devoted participation in
this important undertaking. I

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Party Lived up to Its Campaign
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Two Mumford orators have
talked their way to top speech
contest laurels.
Jerry Otzman, 12B, won first
place in the city finals of the
Detroit Times contest on Abra-
ham Lincoln. Russ Palmer, 12A,
copped first place in the extem-
pore division in the regional
finals of the University of Mich-
igan forensic contest.
Jerry, the only high school
student picked for the city com-
petition, won handily over Don-
ald Scherer of Foch Interme-
diate and Joan Swift of Nolan
Intermediate. The victor y,
which qualifies Jerry for the
midwest finals in Milwaukee,
also netted him $175 in U.S.
Bonds.

raise the required sum within
our own ranks," he concluded.

Mrs. David Kliger, first Jewish
graduate of Highland Park
General Hospital's School of
1Nursing, again presided a s
toastmistress over the hospital
alumnae banquet, held last
night at Carl's Chop House.
Her proposal that the alum-
nae association concentrate on
a program to keep active and
inactive graduates posted on
, new drugs, procedures a n d
equipment, should they be
needed for service, is being
adopted.
Mrs. Kliger taught nurses'
aides at Harper Hospital during
World War II and has been a
first aid instructress in various
parts of the city. She is chair-
man of the educational speak-
ers' bureau, Southeastern Divi-
sion of American Cancer So-
ciety, a member of the Commit-
tee on Jewish Scholarships, and
past president of Women's Aux-
iliary, Jewish Home for Aged,
Women's Auxiliary, Maimonides
Medical Society; and League of
Jewish Women's Organizations.

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GRADUATION BANQUET

Wednesday, June 16, 1954 — 7:00 P.M.

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Graduates Will Present a Cantata "Our Bialik"

Tickets for Banquet are available at all Labor Zenist Movement

Branches and School office.

Emma Schaver Guest Artist
At Farband Convention

Emma Schaver, noted concert
soprano, will appear twice on
the program of the 18th nation-
al convention of the FarVand
Zionist Order in Montreal, Can-
ada.
Opening the conclave on Sat-
urday, in the Mt. Royal Hotel,
Mrs. Schaver also will be guest
artist at the closing banquet of

the organization on Tuesday.

Registration Now Being Accepted for Fall Term

For Further Information Call TO. 8-9280 — TO. 8-0941

School Office Located at 13122 Linwood