e d ir l6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, May 28, 1954 llashofar Society Sets Chamber-Music Concert Judith Green to Wed Sanford Hoshkovitz Hashofar, society for the ad- vancement of Jewish music, will t3 May 22—To Rabbi and Mrs. :114. Robert Syme (Sonia Hendin, of Winnipeg, Canada), of 3234) Glendale, a son, Michael Jona- than. • • • May 19—To Rabbi and Mrs. day Kaufman (Aviva Gootman), former Detroiters now of Forest Hills, N. Y., a daughter, Abigail Faith. • M * May 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Petok (Fayne Joyce Myers), of Huntington Woods, Mich., a daughter, Carol Hope. Ke • • • May 11—To Mr, and Mrs. Je- rome Davis (Lillian Ke.mper). of Sorrento Ave., a son, Brad 'Jef- frey. * * * May. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Kay (Beverly -Stein), of 18121 San Juan, a daughter. Andrea Gayle. • May 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Teper (Sallee Chernick), of 4350 Cortland, a son, Marc Av- ram. MISS JUDITH ANN GREEN • K • b) May 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Myer Kiel! i (Maxine Gold), of 13010 Northfield, Oak Park, Mich., a daughter, Mindy Gail. April 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gambush (Helen Berris), of Ardmore Ave., a daughter, Elizabeth Harriet. April 11—To Mr, and Mrs. Edward Rich (Dorothy Stone), of Northlawn Ave., a son, Myles Ivan. * * To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kash of 18707 Snowden, a son, Dennis CERTIFIED MOHEL Loewy - Rev. Yehudah SERVING IN Hospitals and Homes TE. 4-7355 3761 HUMPHREY AVE. RABBI LEO Y, GOLDMAN, M.A , . EXPERT MOHEL .Recommended by Physicians Serving in Hospitals and Homes 13245 Roselown UN. 3-6242 Rev. JACOB SILVERMAN Detroit's Leading Surgical 9370 Wildemere MOHEL TY. 4-0062 Specialized Mohel REV. J. SPIRO Serving i-n Hospitals and Homes UN. 3-2616 7328 Thatcher St. 42151 Tuxedo TE. 4-6624 Rev. ifiarshall L. Goldman MOHEL TO 7-0979 TO. 5-2640 2716 Webb 610 111. WAVY SERVICE Vilt. 3.0900 present a chamber music con- cert by living Jewish composers, Thousands of Women Say-- June 10, in the Davison Jewish New York 6, N. Y. "I Use Quality , Center. Participating in the concert Because It Saves Music the STEIN-WAY will be Lare Wardrop, oboe; TIME, MONEY & WORRY" Julius Chajes, pianist; Zinovi DICK Bistritzky and Edouard Kesner, Shirts Beautifully Laundered violinists; Meyer Shapiro, violin- STEIN ist, and Thadeus Markiewicz, and His celleist. Orchestra The program will consist of • music Detroit's first presentation of LAUNDRY and Sonata for Oboe and Piano by • Vocal DRY CLEANING Specialties Isadore Freed, Trio in D Minor WEbster 3-8000 for Violin, Cello and Piano by TY. 5-2445 A. W. Binder, and String Quartet TY. 5-5593 Your Patronage Solicited No. 2 by Julius Chajes. Mrs. Albert J. Silber will be musical annotator, and a short annual meeting, at which board ARE YOU THINKING OF SENDING YOUR CHILD TO members will be elected, will CAMP THIS SUMMER? When doing so, consider these precede the concert. facts. The RISEMAN FARM CAMP as DRYDEN, MICHI- Co-sponsor will be the Music GAN is a camp for 5 to 12 year old boys and girls with a Performance Trust Fund of the farm setting. Located in the scenic Metamora Hill area, Detroit Federation of Musicians. the camp offers a well rounded program including swim- ming, boating, fishing, camp craft, arts and crafts, music, gardening, sports, nature lore with emphasis placed upon democratic group living in the outdoors. Modern facili- ties. Write for folder. Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL- IARY members wishing to sell poppies should call poppy chair- man, Ruth Weiss, UN. 4-8736, DETROIT OFFICE and cannisters and poppies will WO. 3-0762 1063 PENOBSCOT BLDG. be delivered in time for Poppy Day sales. JWV Activities RISEMAN FARM CAMP 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Lt: "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."=—Disraeli. = By By Nancy Falk Alzofon Judy = Mumford High Central High On June 10, Mumford will pre- sent its talented students in a variety show. It will be held in the auditorium and should real- ly be a wonderful evening's en- tertainment. May 27 will bring Student Council elections of both offi- cers and grade representatives. After the ingenius thinking of the candidates, which was shown in the rallies last week, stu- dents will have a rough decision as they face their ballots on Wednesday. May the best nomi- nee win. The Detroit-Windsor Council of AZA will present Club AZA, a semi-formal dance to be held at Adas Shalom synagogue. To attend this dance, "You must be under 21 and prove it." Dick Stein's orchestra will provide music and entertainment. All teenagers invited! Detroit's own bandleader, Mickey . Woolf, will be on hand at Mumford Mu- sic to autograph his brand new record. It's called, "Lonesome Road," and the flip side is "Like the Moon Above You." He will be there on May 29 at 3 so why don't you all go down and get this crreat new record. SPECIALIZED MOHEL Serving in Homes and Hospitals Please Note New Phone Detroit's Best Laundry,:: & Dry . Waning Value Tales Out of School M arriage3 RABBI CHASKEL GRUBNER The American-Israel Shipping Co., Inc.., owners' representative in the western hemisphere of the ZiM-Israel Navigation Co., has moved from William St. to new quarters at 19 Rector St., . The engagement of Miss Ju- with Ann Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Green of Muirland Avenue, to Sanford M. Hoshkovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hoshkovitz of Clem- ents Avenue, was announced by her parents at a cocktail party. Miss Green attended Michigan State College and is now major- ing in education at the Univer- sity of Detroit. The bridegroom-elect at- tended Wayne University and is May 8—To Mr. all Mrs. Solly now attending the Detroit Col- biloglovkin (Ruth Bistrow) of lege of Law. He is affiliated with Stout Ave., a son, Howard Paul. Sigma Alpha Mu and Tau Ep- silon Rho fraternities. May 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- •y Cogan (Sally Kaplan), of 153'71 Monica, a daughter, Linda Ann. • Our Want Ads Get Resunm. 11•■■■••■• QUALITY. May 12—To Dr. and Mrs. Mil- ton M. Shiffman (Lois Gold), of 15825 Northlawn, a son, Gary Allen. Mow* Zion N. Y. Offices Tonight the house lights will dim and the play, "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," will be per- formed for the last time. The play, which begins at 8:20 p.m., is the story of Elizabeth Bar- rett and Robert Browning. Last night, Elizabeth, played by Sharon Freedman, Robert by Bobby Litchman, and Bella by Sue Simmons. - Tonight the cast will include Barbara Bandler, Jerry Sher- man, Shalon Corey, Stuart Per- nick, Irwin Adelson, Marty Adel- man, Barbara Dworkin, Jerry Tepman, Joan Wood, S h el Ginns, Davy Hermelin, Stanford Lichterman, Jon Van Zeig, Mor- ton Plotnick, Barry Levin e, Sharon Slobin and Eliot Seif. Sherry Cyporin is student di- rector. On Saturday, the Temple Is- rael Youth Group will hold a graduation, installation, dinner- dance at the temple. Entertain- ment will be furnished by Mur- ray Jackman and his orchestra. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. For additional information call TO. 7-7303. The Latin Club took its an- nual trip to the University of Michigan last week, which featured a tour of the univer- = sity's Kensly Museum and a pic- nic on the island. Among those who went were Bev Simon, Jer- ry Chapnick, Bernice Lahr, Marty Adelman, Sharon Cohen, Louts Hirschman, Ellen Aver- buch, Richard Sternberg, Sue Nathan, Mike Labowitch, Mari- lyn Weinberg, Phil Burns, Eddie Baron and Judy Alzofon. hao • AT HUDSON'S DOWNTOWN AK1D AT HUDSON'S NORTHLAND BOTH SCHROP-FRUTKIN, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Frutkin, of Stoepel Ave., announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Marcia Ellen, to Saul Schrop, of Toron- to, Ont. The wedding was sol- emnized May 2, at Temple Is- rael. Following their honey- moon, the couple will reside in Camille Reubin Is Awarded Toronto. Cooper Union Scholarship From the minute the question's asked to the opening organ chord, Hudson's is • on the job making her most important day as wonderful as can be. E. = Our Bride's Registry has wonderful plans for showers and records shower gifts just as it helps the wedding guests to choose their gifts, And now . Beware lest you lose the sub- News that their daughter, Ca- stance by grasping at the shad- mille Reubin, has won a scholar- it's easier than ever to take advantage ow.—Aesop (Floruit 550 B.C.) ship to the Cooper Union Aft of our assistance. We're Downtown School, was announced this on the 10th Floor, Woodward, E; 3rd week by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Floor, Woodward, F, and on the Reubin, of 2715 Tuxedo. Miss Reubin, presently - First Level at Hudson's Northland. • DIAPER DEPENDABLE.SAFE MEDICALLY SUPERVISED dent at Wayne University, will leave for New York City in Sep- Store Hours: lludAm's Downtown—Daily, 9:t5-5:39; Monday, 9:15-13:3O. tember. The Cooper Union Art Hudson•s Northland—Mon. to Wed., 9:30-5:30; 'Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9:30-9:t10 School is an affiliate of New = York University. 5511111111111101111111114111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IM