Ritter-Traurig Rites
Planned for June 15

MISS JOAN RITTER

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ritter, of
Curtis Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Joan Phyllis, to Allen , Robert
Traurig, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Traurig, of W. Buena
Vista ' Ave.
The bride-elect attends Wayne
State University. Her fiance is
a senior at the WSU medical
school; where he is affiliated
with Phi Lambda Kappa fra-
ternity.
A June 15 wedding is
planned.

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CAMP

Mrs-. Robert Broner
Wins Poetry Awards

Mrs. Robert Broner, 18981
Greenlawn, has won two awards
for her poetry at the University
of North Carolina College of
Women, Greensboro, N. C.
The poems, "The Drawing
Child" and "The Mute Mother,"
have already been published in
a periodical and they are to be
read at a creative arts festival
at the university today and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Broner is the mother of
three children: Her husband is
a Detroit Times' artist and she
is the daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Masserman. Last year Mrs.
Broner won first prize for a
short story and second for a po-
em in a competition at Wayne
State UniVersity.

BB Women Offer 'Fortune Teller' Bnai Brith Slates

Membership and membership
retention workers and new
members that have joined the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council will be feted
at a culmination party, to be
held at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.
According to Mrs. Philip
Fealk, Council- president, the
new members will be initiated
as the Ann Hartstein Class, hon-
oring Mrs. Hartstein, a past
president of both Detroit Chap-
ter and the Council.

Hahonim Kvutzah Meets
Sundays for Discussions

Bonim Noar Kvutzah of Hab-
onim has scheduled a number
of speakers on labor unions,
Histadrut and American politics
for coming weeks. Meetings are
held at 7 p.m. Sunday at the
Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer.
Plans are now being made for
Habonim's annual play, slated
for May 3, and preparations are
being made for the opening of
their 26th camping season.

Chelsea, Mich.
Only 60 Miles from Detroit
30 Years of Camping Experience
For Boys and Girls 5-15
$425-8 Week Season — $225-4 Weeks
E. Mark, Director

Rehearsing for their fea-
tured roles in "The Fortune
Teller," to be highlighted at
the culmination membership
affair of the Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Women's Council
are, left to right, ROSENA
LA KRITZ, BEATRICE ME-
HLMAN and IRENE PIAN-
IN.

Habonim Camp
Registration Begins

Mrs. Sanford Goldberg, regis-
trar for the Midwest Camp
19161 SCHAEFER
UN. 4-0730 Habonim of the - Labor Zionist
movement, announces that reg-
60 Miles from Detroit — Complete Sports and istrations for the 1958 season
Creative Programs . . . Dietary Laws Observed. at Camp Habonim near Three
For Boys and Girls 6-16
Rivers, ,Michigan, are now be-
Bernard Jaffe, Director
ing accepted.
WE, 3-2239
4779 GLENDALE
Detroit
The camp is an affiliate of
S475-8 Weeks — S295-5 Weeks
the Habonim Camping Associ-
$195-3 Weeks (July 29-Aug. 19)
ation, whose eight summer
Kewadin, Mich. Near Traverse City
camps are in their 25th year of
existence. The camp program
For Boys and Girls, 6-15
combines out-of-doors activities
On High and Torch Lakes
with elements of Jewish life and
Thomas Cohn, Ph.D., Director
tradition that are meaningful to
16178 Washburn Detroit UN 2-1893 the camper.
In addition to a Hebrew pro-
gram and an observance of
some of the more basic Jewish
(For Girls)
(For Boys)
traditions, Camp Habonim oper-
"The Greatest Name in Camping"
For Boys and Girls 6-15 ates a highly integrated pro-
West Branch, Michigan
Herman Fishman and Mickey Fishman, Directors
gram which awakens in a child
LI. 2-7455
UN. 2-7618
a deeper awareness of, and at-
tachment to, the Jewish people.
Ortonville, Mich.
. Now in its 28th Season All of this is done within the
4 or 8 Week Camp Periods framework of. the camping ex-
Boys and Girls 5-16
perience, rather than as a sup-
Stanley Michaels, Director
plement to it.
UN. 4-4220
19647 ROSLYN
More information on this non-
profit camp, which accepts boys
and girls from the ages of 10 to
Petoskey, Michigan
17, can be obtained from Mrs.
Boys and Girls, Ages 7 to 16
Goldberg, 18487 Woodingham,
Leonard P. Baruch Directors Bertrand Sandweiss UN. 2-2696.

CAMP
KE-YU-MA

Highlighting t h e evening
will be the presentation of Vic-
tor Herbert's "The Fortune Tel-
ler" by the Bnai Brith Women's
Choral Group, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. David Holtzman.
In the cast of the production
are Mesdames Helen Hornfield,
Beatrice Mehlman, Harriet
Rapoport, Frances Bicoll, Char-
lotte Wasserman, Ruth Klai-
man, Estelle Kaufman, Sophie
Lazell, Betty Strickstein, Ruth
Terebelo, Sally Schneider, Ethyl
Shapiro, Sarah H o l t z m a n,
Shirley Monson, Harriet Gold-
man, Rose Fox, Paula Polan,
Rosena LaKritz, Thelma Simon,
Irene Pianin, Rena Tobes and
Evelyn Berger.
Greetings will be extended
by Mrs. Leonard Sims, nation-
al membership retention chair-
man representing District No.
6; Mrs. Morris Tack, District
membership chairman, and Mrs.
Robert Coggan ; District reten-
tion chairman, who will pre-
sent retention awards.
Co-chairmen of the overall
program are Mesdames Leon
Dreylinger and Philip Edelheit.

Davison Mothers' Club
Tribute to Mrs. Katz

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19th Camping Season

Dryden, Mich. — 45 Miles from Detroit

For Boys and Girls, 5 thru 12

Mrs. Meta Riseman, Director

17321 Northlawn

WO 3-0762

"The Only Young Israel Camp in America"
Located at Aurora, Ind., 30 Miles SW of Cincinnati
Complete program of athletic, aquatic, cultural
and craft activities.
Four and Eight Week Periods Commencing June 20
Martin Sohlussel, Director
3246 Fullerton
TO 5-4742

Algonquin Park . . . Now in its 22nd Year
Boys and Girls 8-16
Lou Handler, Director

18090 WYOMING

Detroit

UN. 2-1580

Kalkaska, Mich.... 1,400 Acres • .. 2 Miles of Lake
Frontage . . . Complete Water Sports Program . . .
Horseback Riding . . . 40 Miles of Trails on camp
ground ... Doctor on Premises. Boys and Girls 6-16
Aaron Gornbein and Bernard Friedman, Directors

17315 MUIRLAND

Detroit

UN. 4-5804

Bayer, Miss Stroh Back
on Michigama Staff

Returning again this year to
the staff of Camp Michigama
and Camp Michigama Hill for
Girls are -Carl Bayer, athletic
director at the Parkman School,
and Shirley Stroh, health di-
rector at the Vetal School.
Bayer, who returns as co-
ordinator of boys' activities, is
a former all-time basketball
great from Wayne State Uni-
versity, where he was team
captain. He also was coach and
played on the Alameda Air
Force Base squad which was
rated number one in the nation
some years back.
Miss Stroh will be serving her
fifth season as head counsellor
at Michigatna Hills.
Information on camp activ-
ities may be obtained from the
camp directors, Herman and
Mickey Fishman, UN 2-7618 or
LI 2-7455.

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Mrs. Charles Blauer and Milo
Rappaport, blood bank chair-
men, respectively, for the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's and Men's Council,
this week issued a call to all
members to support the March
blood bank drive.
Stating that there is pres-
ently an urgent need for blood,
the chairmen noted that there
will be two rallies to accom-
modate the large crowd that
is anticipated.
The first will be held Mon-
day night, at Clinton School,
Parklawn and 9 Mile, Oak
Park, while the second will
take place at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, Curtis and Santa
Rosa on Tuesday. Both e•e-
nings, the rallies will run from
6 to 12 p.m.

Mothers' Club of the Jewish .
Community Center Davison
3-8532
branch recently held 'a meet- . ....................0.—........................,
ing in tribute to their late pres
ident, Mrs. Bella Katz, who
Dance with Delight
died last month. A contribution
to
in her memory was given to
the Jewish National Fund.
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