Shirley Dorb to Wed
Dr. Gather in August

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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schaver and son, Isaac, are leaving this
week for an extended visit in Israel. They will accompany Mrs.
Schaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lazaroff, former Detroiters,
now residents of Detroit, who are making the trip in celebration of
their 50th *edding anniversary.
Mr. Sidney Leib, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Leib, of Cherry-
lawn Ave., is vacationing in Miami Beach, Fla. Before returning
home, he will visit St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands where he will
be the house guest of Lee Katzin, son of Dr. and Mrs. Leon Katzin,
former Detroiters, now residing in the Virgin Isles.
Mrs. Mollie Goldberg and daughter, Frances, formerly of
Northlawn Ave., are now residing at 2599 W. McNichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kahn, of Moritz Ave., Oak Park, Mich.,
were hosts at a recent surprise party honoring the 25th wedding
anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stoneman, of
Wisconsin Ave.
Recent guests at Oakton Manor Resort on the shores of Lake
1=1 waukee, Wis., included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gold, of Hartwell Ave.,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Wollock, of Coyle Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Cohen, of W. Boston Blvd. _
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goldman (Bea Meisner), formerly of
Gladstone Ave., are now residing in their new home at 9766 W.
Outer Dr.
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Silverman are now residing in their new
apartment at 3240 W. Boston.
Rabbi and Mrs. Harold Waintrup and daughters of Linwood
Gardens, Pa., are the guests of their parents and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zeme of Webb Ave.
Recent guests at Omena Inn, located on Grand Traverse Bay,
at Omena, Mich,„ included Mesdames and Messrs. Henry Walters,
Wally Cox, H. Brown and son, Roger, Joseph Berlinberg, Jacob
Gelfand and son, Michael, Paul Solomon and children, Lorraine
and Marvin, Harry Bauman, Harry Salomon, Samuel Levine,
Lawrence E. Nathan and daughter, Suzanne, Isadore Cohen, Carl
Maiiela, Harry Cook, son Julian, and niece, Judy Sklar, Harry
Morris and son, Stevie, Gerson Lacoff, B. Aston, Martin Eisman,
Rob& Felsenthal and children, Jerry and Peggy, Ralph Friedman
and children, Danny and Larry, Morton Frank, Marcell Hirchfield,
L. Kronenberg, Aaron Lebqw and children, Larrie and Harriet, A.
Miller Jerome Schwartz, Sidney Katzman and son, Bob. Others
were Sen. and Mrs. Charles Blondy and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
L. Rubin and daughters, Dianne and Anita, Dr. and Mrs. Otto
Weiss, Mr. David Bowman and daughter, Hedy, Mr. Edmund Lang-
erman and children, Lisa and Shelly, Misses Ann Fisher, Evelyn
S. Miller, Beulah Friedman and Maxine Zack.
Mrs: Bernard Gofsteiri and sons, Alan and Gerald, of Los An-
geles, Calif., are visiting here with Mrs Gofstein's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Cohn, of 3327 Monterey.

Ben-Gurion Calls

For New Israel
Youth Movement

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
To The Jewish News

TEL AVIV—Former Premier
David Ben-Gurion called for the
formation of a new youth move-
ment in Israel to establish on a
non-political basis settlements
in the Negev and in the border
areas. Speaking. at a youth rally
in Beersheba, Mr. Ben-Gurioa
also called for the establishment
of laboratories and other techni-
cal facilities in the Negev and
other developing areas.
The ex-Premier asked that the
new settlements be established
by young men and women be-
tween 20 and 30 years of age
with a leadership consisting of
20 percent of Israel-born youths
and 80 percent of recent im-
migrants.

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UN Convention on Women's
Rights Ratified by Israel

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.-
(JTA)—Mordecai Kidron, Depu-
ty Permanent Representative of
Israel, deposited his govern-
ment's instrument of ratifica-
tion to the Convention on Politi-
cal Rights for Women, bringing
the number of ratifications to
11. The convention came into
force 90 days after the deposit
of the sixth ratification, 28 oth-
er countries having signed but
not yet acceded to the conven-
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The Gringo, a 46-foot yawl
owned by Milton Levine and
Ivan Shalit, was one of the
boats entered in this year's
Port Huron to Mackinac yacht
race.
It is believed that this is the
first time a boat manned by a
Jewish crew has entered in the
competition. The boys finished
in a corrected time of 50 hours,
28 minutes and 34 seconds, and
although, at press time, all boats
had not arrived at Mackinac, it
appeared as if the Gringo had
placed 16th in the Class C com-
petition.
The Gringo's crew, composed
of Levine, Shalit, John Mayer,
Richard Kanner, Irwin Yackness
and David Hand, may cruise
back to Detroit at a more lei-
surely pace or may head for
Chicago to have a try at the
Chicago to Mackinac race.

Mothers' Camp Has

To Wed in September

Openings

The Mothers' Camp of the
Jewish Community Center con-
tinues at Glo-Rita Beach, near
Lexington, Mich. Registrations
ai;e now being taken at the
Mothers' Camp office of the Jew-
ish Community Center, TR. 5-
8450.

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Mr.' and Mrs. Sidney Dorb o f
Cherrylawn Ave. announce the DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—i 1
engagement of their daughter,
Friday, July 23, 1954
Shirley, to Dr. Max J. Garber,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gar-
ber of 'Buena Vista Ave. •
The . wedding will take place in
August.

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Educators Propo'se
Audio-Visual Project

At a recent meeting of the
Directors' Council of the Jewish
Religious Schools of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, an Audio-Visual
Center for the purpose of
screening and compiling exist-
ing Audio-Visual lists was estab-
lished. A guide sheet evalua-
tion of film strips will be distri-
buted to teachers of Sunday
Schools in Detroit.
Allen Warsen, director of the
Adas Shalom Sunday Religious
School for the past 10 years,
chairman ofthe council, appoint-
ed Dr. Norman Drachler, director
of Temple Beth El's Religious
School, and Elliot Schwartz, edu-
cational director of S h a a r e y
Zedek, in charge of the plan-
ning committee for the projected
audio-visual conference. Work-
shops on audio-visual program-
ming will be conducted, and an
important part of this con-
ference is to be an exhibit of
audio-visual materials.
Objective of the Directors'
Council were outlined as fol-
lows:
1. To promote close co-opera-
tion among the s c h o o l s
whose Directors are mem-
bers of the council.
2. To c o n s u l t on curricular
and administrative p r o b-
lems.
3. To exchange ideas relating
to school practice, adminis-
tration, personnel.
4. To serve as a clearing-house
for curricular materials and
programs.
5. To stimulate the staffs of
the various schools to con-
tinually in crease their
knowledge of Judaism and
Pedagogy.

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At a recent family dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Snyder of Glynn
Court announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Doris, to
Hy Armeland, son of Mrs. Joseph
Armeland of Windsor, and the
late Mr. Armeland. An early
September wedding is planned.

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