Members of Habonim, Labor
Zionist youth group, are pre-
paring for the opening season
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of their new camp near Three
;_ Rivers, Mich.
The camp is loCated on a 65-
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..ti acre site; which includes 10
acres of apple orchards. It bor-
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O ders on Lake. Kaiser, which is
t:4 used for swimming and boat-
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ing.
Most of the staff personnel
FA are college-trained members of
the organization who have at-
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tended. the Habonim 'Youth
Workshop in Israel: Hebrew is
- taught in informal classes, and
its use is encouraged in daily
•4,6 camp living. There is a weekly
ei) oneg shabbat and Hebrew sing-
ing.
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Recreation includes swim-
ming, boating, scouting, nature
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study and all sports. Construe-
tcI
- s, tion projects, garden and or-
chard care and other activities
also are planned as part of the
leadership training program.
The camp season will begin
on July I and. continue through
Aug. 26. For information, write
or call, Alldn Gelfond, 3831
Waverly, WE 3-9686.
Center Club Sends Gifts
Children's Hospital
to
Jubilees, a Jewish Community
- Center, Berman branch club, re-
cently sent gifts to Children's
Hospital. The gifts were de-
livered by several members and
the-club's assistant leader, Tam-
ara Mitchell.
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"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
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NANCY
Ronnie
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F'ALK
Central
Mumford
High School
High
The Art 'Club, Broadcasters
Guild, and • Student Council
started last night and will con-
tinue tonight to take many
Mumford students, parents, and
friends on a royal tour of New
York through the variety show,
this year called "Manhattan
Tour". Many students and fac-
ulty have worked long to make
this show the huge success it
is. Tickets may be purchased at
the door. The money will go
toward our foreign exchange
student plan and toward the
new grand piano that the -Par-
ents' Club has' donated to the
school.
The Student Council elected
the following officers and grade
representatives: President, Nan
Scholnick; vice-president, Alan
Croll; treasurer, Barry Samuels;
secretaries, Sandy Schrutt and
Carol Lewis•; board members,
Howard Shapiro and Stuart
Handler; grade representatives:
9B, Suzanne Cole, Sue Rice,
Barbara Weiss and Judy Zal-
man; 9A, Gail August, Sue
Blondy, Carletta Jones and Bob
Moss;. 10B, Phylis Berke, Liz
Borger, Gail Burkow and Sally
Teitelbaum; 10A, Norman Mos-
cow, Mike Parr, Arlgne Schach-
ter and Dan Snyder; 11B, Janice
Cohen, Emily - Freedman, Meryl.
Omenke and Linda Ryshen;
11A, Lois Barr, Jay Hamburg,
Nancy Victorson and Mike
Woolf; 12B, Richard Chasid,
Steve Crane, Judy Hack, and
Barbara Krakow.
After first capturing the West
Side Tennis title, Alan Croll,
Ray Jacobs and Larry Mendle-
sohn-Sandford Provin (doubles)
went on to play in the metro
tennis finals. Alan emerged vic-
torious with a score of 5-7, 6-4,
6-4, while the other boys
dropped the matches.
The student-faculty baseball
game was played June 7. Jay
Hamburg and Sandy Littky
were in charge of the event.
This year's senior prom
`Moonlight Serenade" will be
given June 23. at Lovett Hall.
Tickets are $2.50 and the dance
is open to the entire school.
'Marlene Danto and Jerry Starr
are co-chairmen of the. affair.
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Judy Howell, won the Cen-
tury of Progress award in the
school speech contest. Her sub-
ject was "Parents and Their
Handicapped Children."
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Acting as a disc jockey every
Monday at the Herman Kiefer
Hospital radio station is Berl
Moss. He has had this volun-
teer job since last August.
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Seniors Eleanor Banks and
Dave Lipshutz appeared on a
panel discussion concerning
teenage problems, at the De-
troit News, May 23.
The Detroit-Windsor Council
of AZA is holding its annual
election of officers Monday
night. Centralites nominated by
the slate for office are Lenny
Soloman, president; and John
Fried, reporter.
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June 4 was the final dead-
line for all entries in the Anne
Miller Goldstein Creative Writ-
ing Awards Contest, open to
all seniors interested in sub-
mitting a piece of creative
writing. The categories in-
cluded poetry, short story and
essay. The winner of the con-
test will receive a $50 savings
bond and will be announced at
Class Day, June 1.9.
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Yesterday afternoon more
than 125 seniorS left on/ the
semi-annual trip to Washing-
ton. They expected to take in
many sights,. among them the
Washington Monument a n d
Lincoln Memorial. The group
traveling 12-A's will return
home to Detroit early Sunday
morning to rest up for their
last four days of school before
graduation.
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Vivian Liber, Marsha Schlac-
ter, Evelyn August and Char-
lotte Holt have been named
honor guards for the gradua-
tion class. Commencement will
take place on June 20.
Markel Paves Streets
in Garden Park Manor •
The Markel Home Building
Co., builders of Oak Park's
"House Beautiful," located in
the newly - developed Garden
Park Manor, this week an-
nounced that all streets are now
being paved.
The public has been invited
to come out to see the beautiful
brick ranch homes on Gardner,
just west of 10 Mile Rd. and a
half-mile we qt of Coolidge.
The model Is open daily from
9 to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sun-
day, 10 to 7 p.m., or by appoint-
ment. . The addresS is 25010
Gardner. An illustrated bro-
chure completely describing the
Markel homes is available at
the model.
_ For information, call LL
2-7860.
Omena Inn Signs
Children's Counselors
Nathan Isaac and Evelyn Gur-
vitch have been signed as chil-
dren's counselors for the Omena
Inn summer season which opens
on June 22, it was announced
by the Landis family, owners of
the northern Michigan resort.
Both counselors have wide ex-
perience in dealing with chil-
dren in summer camps, Isaac in
New York State and at Sagi-
naw, Mich., and Miss Gurvitch
in camps operated by the De-
troit Jewish Center
At Omena, the children, play,
are entertained and eat to-
gether; the latter in their own
separate dining room, leaving
parents free to participate in
planned adult activities, the
Landis' said.
A fully-equipped playground,
handicraft shop, special danc-
ing and swimming instruction,
water sports and trips are
planned. The youngsters also
put on their own plays and art
exhibits.
Greenbush Inn Open
for Summer Season
Greenbush I n n, popular
northern Michigan summer
resort, located at Greenbush,
Mich., is currently open for the
season .
Planned for the season is a
variety of entertainment, good
food, including steaks, chops,
seafood and dairy dishes, and _a
host of recreational programs.
Entertainment is highlighted
by the music of Dick Wein and
his orchestra and the appear-
ance of radio, television and
night club personalities.
• There is swimming in the
Greenbush p o o 1, especially
heated and filtered for health
and comfort, and on the Green-
•bush 'private beach on Lake
Huron.
Counselors are available for
the youngsters, and there are
free group dancing and swim-
ming lessons.. For information
Or reservations, call TO. 5-3307.
Werbe, of the
Mrs. Anna
Werbe Galleries; 19458 Liver-
nois, announced this week that
the exhibition of paintings by
Elias Newman, one of American
Jewry's most distinguished art-
ists, will continue at her studio
for another few days.
Keen interest has been shown
in Mr. Newman's works and
hope is expressed that congre-
gations and individuals will ac-
quire a number of his paintings,
especially those on Biblical
themes:
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HAROLD HERMAN TO HEAD
CLOVER LODGE SUMMER THEATRE
Harold Herman, fresh from a season in New York directing
Off-Broadway Shows, is back Again to direct summer enter-
tainment for Clover Lodge. In addition to his work with Off-
Broadway Shows, Mr. Herman
spent the winter studying
with the famous Berghoff
School of Drama. He comes
back to Clover Lodge this
summer with added experi-
ence and renewed enthusiasm,
and promises to exceed last
season's brilliant success.
Young Israel Affiliates
Plan Joint Installation
A• joint installation dinner of
all Young. Israel groups will be
held at 6:30 p.m., June 19, in
the Dexter Youth Center, ac-
cording to Mrs. David J. Co-
hen, 'recently re-elected presi-
dent of the Young Israel
Women's League.
Serving with Mrs. Cohen will
be Mesdames Joseph Grossman
and Herman K. Cohen, vice-
presidents; Louis Harris and
David Novetsky, secretaries; and
Louis Penfil, treasurer.
Officers of the men's organiza-
tion, young adults and inter-
mediates also will 'be installed
at the program.
Newman Painting' s
Exhibit Continues
at Werbe Gallery
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Clover Lodge opens June 24 with a Pre-season Special
Rate of $45.00 a week per person for 7 full days until July 1,
for all accommodations except Deluxe. For the first two weeks
in July, July 1 to July 15, there will be a 10% Discount on all
rates. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL MRS. H. PULLBERG-
TY 7-5171.