Friday, January 31, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-18

J3nai Oritit
ctivities

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Benjamin Cohens, of Windsor, Ontario
to Celebrate 60th Anniversary

PISGAH LODGE will meet at
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the
Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer. A social for members
only is planned.

LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
TER is planning a meeting
dedicated to the Anti-Defama-
tion League at 1 p.m., Feb. 20,
at Cong. Beth Joseph. Mrs. San-
ford Rosenthal has scheduled a
rumor clinic. A social hour will
follow.
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SHIRLEY ROTHENBERG
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith Young
Women is planning a rummage
sale in mid-February. People
with items to donate should call
Mrs. Irving Lipson, TO. 8-0159:
Judy Lipson, DI. 1-2578: or
Shirley Kashdan, UN. 2-0535.

IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE will
meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at
Jericho Temple, when George
Young, nationally-noted bowler
and holder of the highest 20-
year scoring average, will be
awarded the Bloch Sportsman's
Award for 1957. Friends are in-
vited.

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MOTOR CITY CHAPTER will
hold a membership tea at 8:30
p.m., Feb. 10, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer. Mrs. Irving Winstock,
chairman, states that a fashion
show will feature the latest in
spring attire. Guests are in-
vited.
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Robin Seymour, popular local
disc jockey, will award prizes
to the winners of the annual
HENRY MORGENTHAU
CHAPTER essay contest at 8:30
p.m., Monday, at Beth Aaron
Synagogue. The contest w a s
open to all members of the
Bnai Brith Youth Organization.
Corning here with Seymour will
be a surprise recording artist.
A name the tune contest, with
prizes, will follow the award
presentations.
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BUSINESS & PROFESSION-
AL CHAPTER will hold a cab-
aret-style dance at 9 p.m. Sat-
urday, at Zack's. There will be
dancing to the music of Fred
Shamberger's Trio, entertain-
ment and refreshments. The
public is invited.

MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN COHEN

Mr. and Mrs. B enj a min
Cohen, of Windsor, Ont., will
celebrate their 60th wedding
anniversary at a reception Sat-
urday evening, at _Gong. Shaar
Hashomayim, in Windsor.
The . Cohens, who came to
Windsor from Russia 50 years

Temple Men's Club
Honors Goldstick

ago, have seven children, Mrs.
Morris Katzman, of Chatham,
Ont., Molly, Abe and Samuel
Cohen, of Windsor, and Mrs.
Bernard Nathan, Mrs. George
Bassin and Mrs. Samuel Good-
man, all of Detroit.
During their years in Wind-
sor, the Cohens have become
known for their humanitarian
efforts to help other people.
Their home has always been a
welcome haven for rabbis and
other immigrants who have
come to Canada.
Mr. Cohen, president of Twin
Pine Dairy, in Windsor, is still
active in the business with his
sons, Abe and Sam. He still
manages spare time for many
charitable causes, and, with his
sons, is instrumental in building
the new Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue in Windsor.
Mrs. Cohen also is active in
many local causes, among them
the Mitrachi Organization and
the Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey
Zedek,
Instead of gifts to mark the
occasion, the Cohens are asking
their family and friends to send
contributions to . their favorite
charities.
In addition to their seven
children, the couple also has 16
grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren,

When the Temple Israel
Men's Club planned its year's
program in September, a Civic
Night was scheduled as an
informative program and to
honor members who were in
public service.
The event gained impetus
and added stature when Mayor
Miriani recently appointed Na-
thaniel H. Goldstick, president
of Temple Israel, as Corpora-
tion Counsel of the City of
Detroit.
Civic Night developed into
a program honoring Goldstick,
and the new city attorney re-
ceived a plaque on that occa-
sion last Thursday, when well-
wishers and members of the
Men's Club joined city digni-
taries in saluting him. Mayor
Miriani also was given a plaque
for his years of civic service.
The Mayor, who was guest
speaker, was introduced by
Julius Pliskow, the evening's
chairman. Also in attendance
were Judge Victor J. Baum,
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman and
8rigagements
Bnai Brith Organizes numerous. heads of city depart-
ments and police officials with
Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Sail-
Centennial Chapter
whom Goldstick worked for 30 coff, of 1451 Santa Rosa, an-
The formation of a new Bnai years as an Assistant Corpora- nounce the engagement of
Brith women's chapter, to be tion Counsel.
their daughter, Barbara Lynn,
known as Centennial Chapter, is
to Gary Keith Michael, son of
now in progress. Its formation
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Michael,
will celebrate the 100th anniver- Folk Chorus Sings a
of University Heights, 0. They
sary of the founding of Pisgah Good, Varied Concert
are attending Michigan State
Lodge, the first Bnai Brith lodge
The annual Jacob Schaefer University. A fall wedding is
in Michigan.
Concert, presented by the Jew- planned.
With the membership drive ish Folk chorus was deserving
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now in full swing, all young of a greater turn-out than they
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Franz-
women in the community are received.
blau, of Roselawn Ave., an-
invited to attend a meeting at
nounce the engagement of their
They
offered
music
to
suit
8:15 p.m., Tuesday, at 20444
daughter, Beverly Lynn, to
Maplewood, Livonia (Hearth- any taste. There were composed Morris David Baker, son of Mr.
Yiddish songs, traditional folk
stone subdivision).
and Mrs. Ben Baker, of Sunder-
A local cosmetics firm will songs, Israeli songs, an English land
Ave. Miss Franzblau is a
ballad
present a program entitled quartet. and a classical string graduate of the University of
"Hair Styling and Make-Up
The Chorus is not. profes- Michigan school of music. Mr.
Techniques," featuring Christine
Baker is a graduate of the U.
Dunlap and Jo McGarva. A so- sional, but what they lack in. of M. school of architecture.
finished polish they made up
cial hour will follow.
For further information, call for in sincere effort and obvi-
the membership chairmen, Mrs. ous hours of rehearsal.
Northern 1938 Grads
It was especially pleasing to
Maynard Kalef, UN. 4-5762, or
Plan May 3 Reunion
hear
the
Chorus
suplemented
Mrs. Lowell C u s h m a n, LI.
by their Youth group. It isn't
May 3 is the date set for the
5-3878.
too . often that we hear children 20th spring reunion of the 1938
anymore who sound equally at
High School graduat-
Labor Zionist Branch Two ease singing in English, Yiddish Northern
ing class, it was announced this
to Mark Hamisha Asar
or Hebrew.
week by Joshua N. Gray, chair-
Harvey Schreibman conduct- man.
Abraham Freedman, _ presi-
All class members whose
dent of Branch Two, Labor ed with Olga Solovey at the
Zionist Organization, announces piano. Baritone Ellis Freeden- whereabouts are known already
that the traditional Hamisha son gave a splendid rendition have been contacted, Gray
Asar b'Shevat program dedi- of the solo in "Ballad for Amer- stated, however, those who have
cated to the Jewish National icans." (We suspect that this received no information are
Fund will be held at 9 p.m., ballad which was booked as the urged to contact Leo Berlin,
Saturday, at the home of Mr, headliner of the concert was 7344 W. McNichols, or George
and Mrs. Joe Kahn, 17500 Pen- much weaker in audience inter- Taxe, 1561 Adelaide.
Details of the reunion festivi-
nington. 'A social hour will. est than some of the more mov-
ties will be announced shortly.
ing Yiddish numbers.)

Brandeis Women Set Book Review Tea

A book review tea, under
auspices of its book fund com-
mittee, has been scheduled by
the Detroit Chapter, Women's
Committee for Brandeis Univer-
sity at 1 p.m., Wednesday, in
the home of Mrs. David Emer-
man, 19380 Parkside.
Mrs. Milton Rosenbaum, wife
of Rabbi Rosenbaum, of Temple
Emanu-El, will review Myron S.
Kaufman's novel, "Remember
Me to God."
The program is being ar-
ranged by Mrs. Norman Levey,
vice-president of the book fund
committee, which accepts con-
tributions of $1 to $500 or more
for books to be placed in the
Brandeis University library.
The library of the Waltham,
Mass., university is currently
under construction. When com-
pleted, the Women's Committee
seeks to stock its shelves with
600,000 volumes.
Mrs. William Fogel, Detroit
Chapter president, invites all

women interested in participat-
ing in study groups in world
affairs and great novels to con-
tact Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron,
chairman, SU. 8-5185.

There is one thing that is
stronger than armies: an idea
whose time is come. — Victor
Hugo.

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