10—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Adas Shalom PTO Plans 2nd Annua
Father and Student Night Program

Friday, January 14, 1955

Eva Prenzlauer Aid
Disbands; Treasury
Goes to Sinai Hospital

After serving the community
for 35 years, Eva Prenzlauer Ma-
ternity Aid Society. has disband-
ed its activities, which have con-
sisted mainly of aiding indigent,
expectant mothers with pre-
natal care and hospitalization.
-In a' quiet ceremony last week,
the women's organization ,turned
over $2,000 of its treasury to
Sinai Hospital,
which will con -
tinue the work
of Eva • Prenz
Lauer group on
an even larger
Father and student night at the Adas Shalom Branch, United scale.
The presenta-i,
Hebrew Schools, will be highlighted by the unique presentation of
footballs from the University of Michigan and Detroit Lions foot- tion was made'
ball squads. Looking over the prizes are standing, left to right, under the direc-
HERMAN FISHMAN, JERRY FRANKEL, STUART COHEN, Rabbi tion of Louis T.
EMANUEL APPLEBAUM, DAVID BENIGSOHN and MARVIN ZUM- Klein ; attorne
BERG. Seated are some of the women planning the event, Mes- for the group, to
Dr. Julien Priv-
dames LEON RIVES, ALEX BROOKS and MORRIS ZALENKO.
er, director of
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Sinai Hospital. Mrs. Freund
The Parent-Teachers Organi- activities among the communi-
A further sum, the balance of
zation of the Adas • Shalom ty's youth.
the organization's treasury, will
Branch, United Hebrew Schools,
Harry Cecil has cooperated in be sent to a hospital in Israel
have completed plans for its sec- bringing Charles Romig, a ma- for the continuation of the
ond annual Father and Students : gician, to entertain the young- group's work abroad. The specif-
Night, to be .held at 7 p.m., Mon- sters and peir dads. The pro- is hospital will be decided upon
day, in the synagogue social hall. ' gram will open with the nation- , at the final meeting of the
Highlighting the evening will al anthems sung by the school ' group in two weeks.
be the appearance of Bennie choir, under the direction of Ju-
Officers of the disbanding
Oosterban, University of Michi- lius Schwartz. Rabbi Emanuel group are Mesdames Al Freund,
gan football coach, who will be Applebaum, branch supervisor president; Harry Freedman,
introduced by Herman Fishman, will speak briefly.
vice-president; Harry Cortney,
one of the community's best
Prior to the program, fathers Michael Dudek, Sam Carel, sec-
known athletes and a tireless will meet with teachers on the retaries; William K a u f ma n,
worker for supervised recreation progress of their children, states , treasurer; Rose Goldberg, case
Mrs. Alex Brooks, PTO president. worker; . Jennie Yudkoff, chap-
Chairmen Mrs. Morris Zalenko lain; Dorothy Blatnikoff and
Habonim Oneg Tonight
and Mrs. Leon .RiVes announce Samuel Samuels, past presi-
that a social hour will conclude dents; and Joseph York, pub-
Habonim machaneh has in- the evening.
licity.
vited parents and friends to an
Oneg Shabbat, tonight, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
This is the first joint mem-
bers' and parents' event. It will
Monday, 8 p.m., B.S.A. Chapter YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT
use Camp Kinneret as its pro-
of Mac Culloch School will have ' of the season Saturday Morning
gram.
as its speaker Dr. Morton Sobel. at 11 in the Masonic Auditorium.
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Valter Poole will conduct and
Miss Laurentine Collins will act
ROVNER
PROGRESSIVE
MICHIGAN'S
FAREIN will install new officers as commentator on the works
FOUR
at a banquet and dance Feb. 6, performed. Theme of the pro-
at Lachar's. A musical program gram will be "Stories in Music."
LARGEST
is planned. The program also Featured soloists of the day will
will celebrate Rovner's 28th an- be two young pianists, Misses
SELLING -
niversary.•Officers to be in- Lois Pachuki, 15, and Isabel'
ducted, are 3. Gubow, president; Becker, 18.
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D. Kamen, vice-president; L.
Warren; treasurer; J. Siegel and
Fred A. Ginsburg and Arthur
M. Wasserman, sectetaries; Mr. J. Thorner, Jr., insurance un-
and Mrs. S. Bassin, hospitalers; derwriters, announce the ap-
B. Helfer and H. Lifshitz, trust- pointment of N. BREWSTER
ees.
BRODER as an associate of
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Fred A. Ginsburg Co.
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MINKOWITZER, SOCIETY, at
its recent fund-raising event,
BODZIN- FAMILY CLUB - will
were entertained by Cantor and meet on Sunday, at the home of
Mrs. Judah Goldring. Proceeds the Harry Bodzins, 19308 Bir-
will go to aid Israel and sup- wood.
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port of local, national and world
charities:
Rabbi JACOB E. SEGAL, spir-
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itual leader of Adas Shalom Syn-
YETZ-COHEN POST will hold agogue, has been appointed to
a hospital party on Sunday, at the Rabbinic Cabinet of the Jew-
Saginaw Veterans Hospital. ish Theological Seminary. In its
Elaine Klein will sing and serve initial meeting, the cabinet- em-
as mistress of ceremonies. Other phasized the mutual cooperation
entertainers include a. dancer, of the rabbinate and the laity
impressionist, guitarist and a in building the resources of the
band. Refreshments will be pro- Conservative movement.
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vided to all veterans.
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Dr. Earle Kelley, professor of
HAROLD KATZ was recently education at Wayne University
appointed a representative of and chairman of the Mayor's
the. Connecticut Mutual Life In- Committee. on Children and
surance Co. in the Detroit area. Youth, will be the second speak-
Katz, who attended Wayne Uni- er in a forum series sponsored
versity, will be associated with by the SERVE OUR SCHOOLS
the Charles E. Stump Agency. COMMITTEE at 8 p.m., Monday,
at the Kresge Science Library.
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He will speak on "The Nature of
Advice on good taste in home the
Learning Process."
furnishings will be given by
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RICHARD GUMP, head of San
A
.parent-student
will
Francisco's fabulous G u m p's discuss "Current Teen- panel
Problems"
store,
at
Detroit
Town
Hall,
next
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Wednesday, 11 a.m., in Fisher at -a meeting sponsored by the
Mumford Parents Club at 8:15
Theater.
p.m., Tuesday, in the school au-
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The DETROIT SYMPHONY ditorium. Students on the pan-
Orchestra will present its second el are Margaret Tracy, Carol
Pudon, William Engelman and
Jay Keystone. Parents will in-
CARD OF THANKS
clude Mrs. Charles Lakoff, Ger-
'Wines produced to Michigan .
The family of the late Sophie ald Baysinger, associate profes-
Cohen B 1 o n d y acknowledges sor at Wayne University, and
with grateful appreciation the Herbert J. Katzen, Parents Club
LASALLE
many kind expressions of sym.-; vice-president. Rev. Phillip W.
Wines & Champagne, Inc.
pathy extended by relatives and . Sarles, of Mayflower Congrega-
FARMINGTON, MICHIGAN
Ifriends during the family's re- tional Church, will be modera-
cent bereavement.

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News Brevities

Folk Schools Start Second Term Enrollment

Second semester classes of the r children at Farband Camp. A
United Jewish Folk Schools will I gift also will be forthcoming
begin on Feb. 1. Enrollment for from Schaver to the schools.
courses is now open to children
7 to 13 in grade school and those
6 and '7 in a special class.
Transportation is provided for
children living in all areas of
the city. School buses pick up
children at public school and
bring them to their homes after
classes.
Folk School curricula include
study of Yiddish and HebreW,
Jewish _ history and traditions.
Ask the man
' The school takes care of pre,:
parations for Bar Mitzvah when
who's been there .. .
the time comes. Registration is
your travel agent
invited . by visiting the office,
13722 Linwood, or calling TO. 8-
9280.
Elkin Heel and
On the recent occasion of the
Travel Bureau
60th birthday, the staff of his
Central Overall Co. honored
19437 Livernois at
Morris Schaver with a scholar-
Outer Dr.
ship to the Folk Schools and at
DI. 1-2717
least two scholarships for needy

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WINES*

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JANUARY 15, 1955, without interest, at

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FRIEND IN NEED

Ever have your car break down on the
highway 'in the dead of •night, miles from
the nearest town or service station?

If you have, the odds are heavy that
it was a truck driver who came to your
rescue. For up and down this great State
of ours, with its -miles upon miles of fine
roads, the truck driver has rightfully
earned a reputation as the gentleman of
the highway. He brings you all the things
you eat, wear, and use, yes—but he also
serves as your friend in need when trouble
catches up with you on the road.

He stops when others pass you by.

Michigan Trucking Association

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