Friday, June 14, 19 57 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-20

Miss Jaulus to Wed

in August Nuptials

MISS JACQUELINE JAULUS
The engagement of Jacqueline
Gail Jaulus, daughter of Mrs.
Evelyn Jaulus and the late Mr.
Sigmund Jaulus, has been an-
nounced.
Miss Jaulus will wed Ted
Greenberg, son of Mr. Samuel
Greenberg, formerly of Spring-
field, Mass., and the late Mrs.
Sophie Greenberg, in August.
The bride-elect is graduating
from Wayne State University
college of special education,
where she is president of Iota
Alpha Pi sorority. Her fiance is
a WSU student, and an officer
of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.

Center's Summer Plans
Include Teens, Tweens

Outings in the country and
visits to points of interest in
and around Detroit will be part
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter's summer trip program for
teens and tweens which begins
July 1 at both Davison and Ten
Mile branches.
The registration fee of $7 for
two weeks includes trips on
Monday and Wednesday of each
week, as well as a special eve-
ning program at the branches
on Thursdays. The program will
be offered during both July and
August.
Already scheduled are trips
to Kensington Park, Edgewater
Park, Point Pelee, Metropolitan
Beach, Cranbrook, Bald Moun-
tain Recreation area. Boys and
girls also will see a Major
League ball game. Several
mystery bus trips are planned.
Thursday evening activities
will inclUde a dance, variety
show and wienie roast.
For further information, call
WE. 3-7380 or LI. 7-6161.

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temporarily separated from their
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JNF Ladies Auxiliary to Instal]
Mrs. Max Stollman New President

Mrs. Max Stollman, who suc-
ceeds Mrs. Sidney Ravin as
president of the Ladies Auxil-
iary of the Jewish National
Fund, will be installed in of-
fice at the final meeting of the
year.
The program
will begin with
a dessert
luncheon at
1 2 : 3 0 p. m.,
Tuesday, at
Beth Aaron,
Synagogue.
Hostesses at„
the luncheon
will be Mes-
dames Irving Mrs. Stollman
Arlin, Philip Cutler,. Philip
Slomovitz and Edward Wish-
netsky.
Mrs. Peter Chodoroff, pro-
gram chairman, has arranged
the afternoon's agenda, which
will include entertainment
highlighting the appearance of
Mickey Woolf.
Mrs. Samuel Baker, installing
officer, in addition to Mrs. Stoll-
man, will induct the following
newly-elected officers:
Mesdames William Levin, Al
Schneider, Geoi-ge Lerner, Sid-
ney Katchem and Abraham
Scheuer, vice-presidents and
chairmen, respectively, of the
board, fund-raising, member-
ship, trees and blue boxes.
Other officers are Mesdames
Ben Minns, Morris Kraft, Harry
Schumer, Jack Grossbart, Jules
Kraft, Joseph Rubin, George
Schneider, Samuel Krone, Peter
Chodoroff, Joseph Greenbaum,
Charles Friedenberg, Irving
Bloom, Sam Rosenblatt and
Leo Lesser, .all secretaries; and
Mrs. A. Rosenblum, treasurer.
Among the chairmen to be
installed are Mesdames Jacob
Seidman and Edward Wishnet-
sky, co-chairmen of fund-rais-
ing; George Lerner and Fred
Prag, co-membership; Albert
Spinner, co-trees; Hyman Gold,
co-blue boxes; Irving Arlin,
program chairman; Harry Port-

noy, Milton Winston and Larry
Chanin, co-program.
Concluding the list of those
to be installed are Mesdames
Albert Posen, publicity; Sam-
uel Baker and Morris Davis,
social hostesses; Sam Cohen,
social contact; Ben Paul, Sefer
Bar Mitzvah; William Klafer,
Sefer Hayeled; Nathan Rosin,
Golden Book; Julius Ring, at-
tendance secretary; Sidney
Ravin, Foundation chairman;
William Mande 1, honorary
member; and Ben Nosan, Sol
Lifshitz, Harold Moran, Bernard
Sill, Herman Srero, J. Stein-
hardt and William Schumer,
new board members.

Omena Inn Signs
Children's Counselors

Betsy Kendler and Marshall
Rubin have been signed as chil-
dren's counselors for the Omena
Inn summer season, it was an-
nounced by the Landis family,
owners of the northern Michi-
gan resort.
Both counselors have had
wide experience in working
with and guiding children—Miss
Kendler at the Yeshivah Day
Camp and the Cub Scout Winter
Camp Weekend, Rubin with the
Habonim Organization in De-
troit.
Miss Kendler has made arts
and crafts her specialty and has
studied at both Wayne State
University and the Society of
Arts and Crafts.
Rubin has shown his ability
to supervise children as leader
of a group of 11 to 14 year old
boys in the Habonim organiza-
tion. He was served as coun-
selor at Habonim Camps. This
year the Detroit Jewish Center
employed him as supervisor of
its game room.
Under guidance of counselors
at Omena Inn, children play,
are entertained and eat to-
gether, their parents free to
participate in planned adult
activities, the Landis' said.
For children's pleasure, a
fully equipped playground,
handicraft shop, special dancing
Order of True Sisters
and swimming instruction, wa-
Sets 5th Birthday Lunch ter sports and trips are pro-
United Order of True Sisters vided at Omena. The youngsters
will hold its fifth birthday also present their own plays
luncheon on Thursday at the and art exhibits.
Knollwood. Country Club.
A musical skit, "Talk Is Greenbush Vacationers
Bustin' Out All Over," will
highlight the afternoon. The Thrilled by Cuisine
cast includes: Mesdames David
Vacationers to Greenbush
Pollack, Julian Unger, Philip Inn, one of Northern Michigan's
Pollak, Louis Bassel, Harold most popular summer resorts,
Jackson, James Postel, Ernest have been raving about the
Weiss and David Leeser.
wonderful cuisine served by
Mrs. Ben Tolmich is ac- Mrs. Rosenfeld.
Greenbush, located on Lake
companist. Mrs. Arthur Sobel
Huron, near Harrisville, opened
is chairman of the affair.
The United Order of True its season for the Decoration
Sisters provides numerous Day weekend, and has been
grants for treatment of indi- busy with vacationers since that
gent cancer patients in hos- time.
The menu offers the finest
pitals throughout the country.
steaks, roast, chicken and chops,
Mrs. Herbert Green is the done to perfection. Other fea-.
organization's newly-elected tures are planned entertain-
president.
ment, a variety of indoor and
outdoor recreation and child-
ren's counselor.
For reservations, write Green-
bush Inn Greenbush, Mich., or
call Harrisville 9779.

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KADIMAH CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith Girls, recently held its
annual installation of officers
dinner at the Elmwood Casino.
Saul Moss, husband of the
group's advisor, was installing
officer. He inducted Lynne
Gurwin, president; Gail King-,
vice-president; Barbara Thomp-
son and Sharon Alderman, sec-
retaries; Hedy Reisner, treas-
urer; Fran Blumenstein, chap-
lain; Lolly Nachman, editor;
Sandy Hoptman, sergeant-at-
arms; Harriet Rosen, counselor;
and Tootsie Russell, second ser-
geant-at-arms.
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YUSTER - ROSENBERG
LODGE recently installed its
new officers. The ceremony was
conducted by the District Lodge
No. 6 degree team. The Lodge
will conclude its season with an
informal Sports Night program
at 8:45 p.m., Thursday, at Beth
Aaron Synagogue. Gordie Howe,
of the Detroit Red Wings, will
narrate films taken of the 1957
Stanley Cup playoffs. A social
hour will follow. Prospective
members are invited.

Amsterdam School Attended
by Anne Frank Renamed

AMSTERDAM, (JTA) — The
Amsterdam City Council de-
cided to rename its local Mon-
tessori School in memory of
Anne Frank, the Jewish teen-
ager martyred by the Nazis.
Anne, whose story was told. to
the world through her diary,
was a pupil at the school for
six years.

Conferring on details for
the annual picnic and instal-
lation of the Detroit League,
Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children at Den-
ver, are left to right, Mes-
dames IRWIN C 0 H N, at
whose Pine Lake summer
home the event will take
place; BEN STONE, incom-
ing president; and IRVING
GOLDEN, outgoing president.
Other officers to be inducted
at the June 19 event are
Mesdames David Cooper, exe-
cutive vice-president; Charles
Agree and Peter Gilbert, vice-
presidents; Sidney Wallace,
Milton Bernstein and Lewis
Carlson, secretaries; and Sol
Brock, treasurer.

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Harvey Weisberg, elected to
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