500 Attend ceremonies of Center
Three Jewish. Community Men
Rim for Huntington Woods' Offices
Rarely .have so many :organiza- of Oak-Woods, and Rabbi Mil- man, Theodore B. Birnkrant,
tions and individuals been in- ton Rosenbaum, of next-door Mrs. Morris Brandwine, Pa•&
volved in the construction of one neighbor Cong. Emanu-El who. 13roder, Lester S. Rotten, Mrs.
building such as the Jewish gave the invocation and bene-
Harley J.. Citrin, Mrs. Joseph
C o unity Center-United diction, respectively.
Hebrew Schools' n e w h o m e,
Opening the -program with the D. Feldman, Mrs. 'Montgomery
which was dedicated last Sun- singing of the National Anthems Ferar, Robert M. Franklin, Mrs.
was John Redfield, accompanied' Arthur I. Gould, Mrs. Eli E.
.daY•
Nearly 500 persons represent- by the Oak Park Higb School Gross, Mrs. A. H. Hirschfeld,
Miles Ja'ffe, Jacob Kellm.an, Mrs.
ing a multiplicity of ,community Band.
Isadore I. Kolman, Leon Lucas,
interest attended The dedication'
Following t li e dedication Mrs. Daniel Mandelbaum, Mrs.
of the Center,:located at 15150 ceremonies, the visitors toured
W:10 Mile, in 0.ak Park. Jacob; the structure -and were shown Norman Naimark, .NOrbert Rein-
L. Keiclan, Center riresident,, all of its facitities. A highlight stein, Mrs. Bert Ruby, David
Safran, Mrs. Benjamin Shway-
presided.
of the prograni was an ex-
In the day's :major address, hibition of paintings by David der, Mrs. George M. Stutz, Ben
Gordon
Lowe
Hordes
Sarduel H. Rubiner paid tribute. °outlander, 96-year-old paint- H. Weil and Mrs. Arthur- Y.
Three Men activein the Jfew-1 =raters - pertaining to zoning andi to all of the ,organizations which: er„ whose "primitives" have Winer.
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aided in building the structure: I been widely acclaimed.
sh and general community are basement flooding.
Gordan, a former insurance: the Metropolitan _ Detroit Build- •
among those who .haVe an-
Representing the Center at
nounced their c.an•didacy for counselloc, 'newspaperman an& Mg Fund, which gra nte d the ceremonies were Keidan,
elective offices an Hamtington; political writer, is .a graduate a $250,000 for the building; the Irwin Shaw, executive director;
the University, of Michigan. He capital needs committee of the Abraham Kastenbaum, assistant
Woods.
Louis J. Gordon, of '818°5 is now president of Louis 3. JeWiSh W elf e Federation, director; and Frank Loewen-
Hendrie, will oppose incumbent, Gordon & -Associates, Manufac- Whose $100„000 went for the berg, 'branch supervisor. The
ON
David R. Calhoun iia the _maze' turers Agents. He is a member Hebrew :school -classrooms; the Hebrew Schools were represent-
•.for mayor. The Utter ;lbw teen of the Disabled Anierican Vet- United Jewish Charities which! ed by .Kasle, its president; Al-
=Opposed for the past two erans, 311iLlonandc Chal and -presi- made the 18-acre site available; bert Elazar, superintendent; and
elections, and Gordon this week. dent of Sidney Hill Downtown the National JeWiSh. Welfare Morris Nobel, branch principal..
.daallenged• him to • 'a -"Town„ Club. He served three years Board which assisted in advising: 1VI ember s of the 10 Mile
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28
'Wm" 11" debate, to whiCh residents in the -U. S. Air Force in World the staff and formulating pro- branch operating committee who
sof the city would be invited. The War II.
11 a.m. on Radio
gram; the United Foundation are assisting Mrs. August are:
Both Gordon and Hordes are and .the Jewish Welfare Feder- Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, vice-
31tayor's answer has not yet
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active in programs of Temple ation.
teens received.
Sponsored by Jewish Friends
chairman, Eugene M. A gins,
of President Eisenhower
Interestingly enough, Rubiner: Samuel Barnett, Meyer H. Ber-
Arnong•tose -who have :fled; limed. Hordes ;is a past board
lor the two-year term as City. member of the congregation's' was selected to deliver the ad-
Commissioner is Earl Hordes, .of' Young Marrieds Group and was dress Vicause he represents, in
1=5 Vernon, president of Elie idelegate to the Jewith Cominun-1 'various capacities, all of the in-
:Hordes Agent, general inset -, ity Council. He also is a mem-I, titutions mentioned above.
ber of the Alen's • CM,.
- He paid tribute to the late
once underwriters.
Other • "0 04 'frailty affiliations Fred M. Butz e 1, Julian M.
Running. for a 'one-year ,tmex-
-*red term as ;City Commis-' include membership in the Zion- Kroft, Henry Meyers, 'Hyman
JOHN B.
Sinner is Maxwell M. Lowe, of ist Organization of Detroit, Lt. C. Broder and Judge Harry B.
Raymond Zussman Post, Jewish Seidan as early pioneers in
2gB84 Hranber, an attOrney.
All three men,independently,i War Veterans and Knollwood, the -Center movement in De-
have advanced. similar programs Country Club.
troit, whose dreams and vi-
A graduate of Wayne Statet sions paved the way for such
calling for the betterment of the
city of .Huntington. Woods by University, he served for 31/21 an imposing building as the
providing more 'parks, and add- years in World War ii with the new .10 'Mile branch.
ing new :recreational -fealties, U. S. Army and landed with
Rubiner called the bran c h.
increasing library :facilities; -cor- the first troops at the Anzio more than a building. He said'
recting the poor condition of beachhead.
it offered a central meeting.
SECRETARY
Lowe also is a graduate of place, was a mirror of commu-
the streets end :straightening -out
OF STATE
WSIP, where he received his law nity life and of the home and
• FORMER AUDITOR GENERAL
degree. Active in Bnai Brith was a Major -instrumentality of
FINEST BAR-B-Q'd work, he has been president of healthy Jewish life.
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Zager
Lodge,
of
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Greater
"The
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is
people,"
he
RIBS and BEEF in Detroit Bnai Brith Council and said, "Nursery students and their
on the board 'of the District' mothers, children and youth,
Lodge.
adults of all shades of Jewish
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its suburban committee, has .A welcome to the Center `
been affiliated with the By building was delivered in be-
Making arrangements far
Scouts for over 25 years, is a half of the general community
that occasion?
Member 'of the board of gover- by Mayor Richard W. Marshall,
nors of the Jewish Community of Oak Park, who stated he
Center, serves on the Jewish spoke for all South Oakland
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Welfare Federation's 'committee County cities. Also in attendance
Solve Your Food Problem! itiM aged and is legislative chair- were Mayors Howard Kelly, of;
man of the Jane Addams Junior Royal Oak; David B. Calhoun,
Buffet Meat & Dairy Trays
High School PTA..
of Htmtingtori Woods; and Jam'
Delicious and
All candidates for Huntington Darby, of Clawson.
Eye Appealing
presented!
Woods offices will be
Greetings also were extended'
Expertly Prepared
briefly to the community at al
.Rabbi Mordecai. S. Halpern,
meeting at 8 p.m., Monday, in spiritual leader of Oak Park's
Roast Turkeys with
Lieutenant Governor
the Burton School. The program Cong. Beth Shalom, who spoke
Dressing and Gravy
is sponsored prior to each elec- for the organizations compris-,
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Residents Association. Ben Weil CounCil's suburban committee.
is chairman. •
Others participating in the
program wire Abe Kasle, who
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delivered the remarks for the
• FORMER STATE SENATOR
The family of the late Bela' United Hebrew Schools;.Samuel;
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Karin acknowledges with grate- Frankel, chairman of the build-
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ful appreciation the many kind ing 'committee Who turned over
Just So. of Nine Mile
expressions of sympathy ex- the key to Mrs. Harry E. August
LI 1-9217 - LI 5-7042 tended by relatives and friends ,f the branch operating com-
during the family's recent be- mittee; Rabbi Yaakov I. Hora-
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