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Suggestions to JC Council
Editor, The Jewish News:
The election of officers and
executive committee members of
the Jewish Community Council's
Delegate Assembly May 27 indi-
cates the need for a more demo-
c r a t i c procedure in selecting
persons for these positions.
As a delegate to JOC, I pro-
pie to the executive committee
for consideration,' and for pre-
sentation for approval to the
Delegate Assembly, that the
constitution be amended so that
candidates whether nominated
by the nominating committee or
petition be listed alphabetically.
Also the delegates should vote
for no more than the number
required for election.
Ballots should be distributed
to the delegates after the oral
explanation of the rules by the
chairman - of the nominating
committee and/or by the chief
executive. Candidates should be
introduced or, if absent, the or-
ganizations they represent
should be named. Rules on the
ballot should be clearly printed.
And, finally, the results should
be announced immediately after
the counting of ballots.
—J. J.
Labor. Zionists Plan
Ground-Breaking Soon
For Northwest Center
News Brevities
Rabbi JACOB M. CHINITZ, of
Detroit's Cong. Aha.vas Achim,
will be one of the rabbis who, as
a representative . of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society, will partici-
pate as a teacher-counsellor in
the summer camp program of
the Ohio Christian Missionary
Society. Rabbi Chinitz will serve
the Disciples of Christ sect from
June 20 to 27 at its young peo-
ple's conference. The Chautau-
qua Society, sponsored by the
National Federation of Temple
Brotherhoods, sends rabbis to
colleges, camps and institutes as
part of an educational program
to disseminate authentic infor-
mation about Judaism.
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CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
will meet June 20, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Corn-
field, of Linwood Ave., at which
time plans for the group's an-
nual picnic will be formulated.
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Rabbi S A N F O R D SAFER-
STEIN, spiritual leader of Pon-
tiac's Temple Beth Jacob, will
[participate in proceedings of the
i 65th annual convention . of the
Central Conference of American
Rabbis, which opens June 22 at
Pike, N. H. The conference will
devote its five-day convention
to the observance of the 300th
Boston Jewish Hospital
anniversary of the arrival of the
first Jewish group on American
Gets Gift of $500,000
soil in 1654. Rabbi Saperstein
BOSTON, (JTA) — A gift of will be one of the speakers in a
$500;000 from the estate of the panel discussing the role of the
late Jacob Ziskind of Fall River, rabbi in group dynamics.
Mass., to the Beth Israel Hos-
pital of Boston was announced
at a dinner for the institution.
Abraham Berkowitz, a trustee
of the fund, half of which was
left for charitable, educational
and religious purposes without
on Lake Huron
naming sivcific organizations,
Modern housekeeping cottages to rent
by day, week, or season. Heated,
said that the other trustee of
running water, electricity, gas cook-
the fund and the members of
ing, inside flush toilets, refrigeration,
and
innerspring mattress, 300 ft.
Mr. Ziskind's family unanimous-
sandy beach. Also overnight cabins,
' ly agreed on the gift to the hos-
72 miles from Detroit on U.S. 25.
Phone or write early for reservations.
I pital. Interest from the gift will Glori-Rita
Beach, Lexington, Mich.
be used for research scholar-
Phone Lexington 9-9292. Louis Arden,
owner.
Or
in
Detroit call TO. 7-8611
iships for full-time personnel
after 7 p.m.
!primarily engaged in research.
The Labor Zionist building
committee has commissioned
Louis Redstone, prominent local
architect, to draw up detailed
specifications for its new educa-
tional and cultural center.
It is expected
that "ground
breaking" cere-
monies will take
place in the
very near fu-
ture at the site,
located on
Schaefer High-
way, just north
of Seven Mile
:Road.
The building
committee i n -
Mrs. Posner eluding Sydney
S h e v i t z, Morris Lieberman,
Harry Mondry, Irving Pokemp-
ner, Mrs. Irving Posner and
chairman Morris Schaver are
actively campaigning among
Labor Zionist member-groups.
The Detroit Pioneer Women's
Organization has pledge d to
raise a minimum of $25,000 for
the building fund.
The new building will provide
meeting room facilities, offer a
central location for cultural and
.social events and provide class-
room space for local youth .in
that area.
GLOR-RITA
BEACH
JUNE VACATIONERS
. . . HONEYMOONERS
81.11 be a month of merriment
JUBILEE JULY 4th
HOUSE PARTY
Reservations Still Available
400 Acres of Fun ...in
the
lefty, majestic, romantic Cotskills...
New York State's wonder resortland.
THE TIDES
Haaretz Editor Guest in. Detroit
Israel Finkelstein, managing
editor of the Tel Aviv daily
newspaper Haaretz, was a guest
here last week for several days.
During his stay here, he vis-
ited a number of local agencies,
inspected the Ford plant and
was the guest of local news-
papers.
Mr. Finkelstein came to this
country on a three-month lead
ership grant from the U. S.
BY
Popular Daiwa
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8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 11, 1954
IN RESPONSE TO HUNDREDS OF REQUESTS
FROM OUR WINTER GUESTS, WE WILL BE OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
PREMIERE
SUMMER SEASON
NM NIB'S
MUD
JUNE 22-LABOR DAY
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HOTEL • POOL • CABANAS
On the Ocean at 67th Street,
NEW HOTEL
THE ONLY
IN THE CHERISHED TRADITION
Of JEWISH ORTHODOXY
Miami Beach, Dept. W
David Rosner, Owner-Director,
extends on invitation to the STERLING,
where strict dietary laws ore observed and the
highest quality food is served in the
"Rosner manner"... completely air-conditioned
and centrally heated ...nite club for dancing
and entertainment ... dairy snack bar of
poolside...cardroom, TV theater lounge ...
Remember—
if it's Sterling you know it's the Finest.
$9
AMERICAN PLAN
From
Per Person
Double Occupancy
Write Dept. W for Brochure
NEW YORK OFFICE:
PLaza 7-8536
Reference:Leading Orthodox Rabbis
Dun
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OPEN
ALL
YEAR
A SMART HOTEL
GAP=
& COUNTRY CLUB
PARKSVILLE 5, N. Y.
TRUE
Uxury
has always been the
unvarying standard of YOUNGS GAP Hotel and Country Club.
Additionol improvements NOW give you even Greater Luxury.
• GOLF—on oui premises for hotel guests only. Chas. Baiori, PGA. professional
• AIR CONDITIONED Dining Room and Night Club
• ELEVATOR SERVICE with attendant—BRICK BUILDING
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Ontario's Finest and Most Modern
State Department on the rec-
ommendation of Francis H. Rus-.
sell. U. S. charges d'affaires. The
grant is for the purpose a
studying newspaper techniques
in this country. He already has
visited a number of communi-
ties, including Washington, New
York and Boston.
AQUACADE fifiered SWIMMING POOL
Beautiful Outdo°, PATIO
TENNIS-3 fast cloy courts
•
Top BROADWAY ENTERTAINMENT
TWO ORCHESTRAS—Monny SUTTON and Society Orch.;
Roymon ARGUESO and Latin Orch.
Kosher Family Resort
• All SEASON SPORTS—directed by "Simon Su . ' Sam Salliman
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Will Open for the 1954 Season
CHILDREN'S DAY (AMP (nice patrol) supervision of Herb and Rosalie Williams
RESERVATIONS:
June 20th
See
Your Travel Agent or Call Direct Liberty 700
Reservations are being accepted now!
For details of Cuisine, Activities and Entertainment
'tied
ANNIVERSARY INN
,.ideal for Honeymooners
The last word in luxurious occommo-
dations...modern, Hollywood decor...
showers, baths, phones, balconies...
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
Please write or phone THE TIDES
Winter address-43 Fairleigh Cres, Toronto OR. 2761
American Funds Accepted at Par
Bachelor quarters for single
young men and women
out
COMPLETE SPORTS &
SPORTS PROGRAM
Under direction of competent
staffs. Lake • Indoor and Out-
door sports activities • FREE
GOLF ON OUR PREMISES IN
JUNE • Mid week surprises •
Champagne Nites • Broadway
Entertainment • Dancing.
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EXCELLENT CUISINE
(dietory tows)
Gut
Exiscutaue
NOT EViegave
GAY...
Private Course on premises.
Magnificent club house fa-
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only. Frank Scel•o pro.
Exciting!
A, JUNE VACATION
JUNE RATES fron!52 5 weekly
in the famous
"Stevensville Tradition"
FOR RESERVATIONS
SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
Everything in Full Swing During June
. • . at Reduced Pre; Season Rates
DAVE LEVINSON
Ownership-Mgmt. _
WINNER OF THE 1953 NATIONAL
HOTEL INDUSTRY AWARD GIVEN
FOR QUALITY FOOD & SERVICE
GREENFIELD PARK, N.Y.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING • ELEVATOR SERVICE
* SPACIOUS LOBBY • COCKTAIL LOUNGE
* EXQUISITE AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM
* FREE GOLF • BOATING • FISHING • VENETIAN POOL
* SUMPTUOUS PLAYHOUSE • EXOTIC STARLIGHT ROOM
* STAR-STUDDED . B'WAY SHOWS • 2 GREAT BANDS
* ALL SPORTS FACILITIES • SUPERVISED DAY CAMP
In Miami Beach
YOUR HOSTS
HARRY & DAVID
DINNERSTEIN
it's
The NAUTILUS
Miami
4;,t(2,4
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Resort
SWIMMING
All-Steel
'World's Largest
Filtered Pool . . . Private
Lake . . Water Skiing . . .
Motor Boating.
ENTERTAINMENT
Shows presented in the ex-
citing and intimate atmos-
phere of our Night Club.
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Hotel & Country Club
on
beautiful
For Reservations, See Your Travel
14'S Beach
SACKETT LAKE
MONTICELLO, N. Y
Agent
Or Phone: Monticello, N.Y. 1492
LUXURIOUS Accommodations for VACATIONERS o' HONEYMOONERS
OPEN ALL YEAR
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ship courts.
For Reservations
Write or Phone Liberty (N. Y.) 975
Good Roads All The Way
Southern
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