Friday, May 16, 1958 THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS-22
Sisterhood Shows
Bond Certificate
Mrs. CHARLES CHARLIP
(left), incoming president of
the Adas Shalom Sisterhood.
and Mrs. PHILIP LANG-
WALD, Sisterhood Israel
Bond chairman, display the
$2,000 Israel Bond purchase
made by the Sisterhood, which
will help speed investment
dollars to Israel and serve as
a tribute to the Jewish state's
10th anniversary.
School Council
Sponsors Awards
for Teachers
All teachers engaged in
schools affiliated with the Direc-
tors' Council of the Jewish
Religious Schools of Metropoli-
tan Detroit are eligible to enter
an education award competition
sponsored by the Council.
Three awards of $100 each
are being offered by the Council
for project ideas submitted for
their consideration. The projects
should be of a nature That
would further or implement the
objectives of a religious school.
The idea may be either one
used successfully by an individ-
ual teacher, or an untried proj-
ect.
Entries must be submitted by
July 1. Papers will be judged
on the basis of practicality and
eventual benefit to the religious
schools.
Entries must be typewritten
in duplicate (send both copies),
double-spaced on 8 1/2 x11 paper.
There is no minimal or maximal
length, but all entries should
be of sufficient length and
scope, so that it may readily
be adapted in its completed
form for classroom use.
All the following points
should be covered: purpose of
the project, grade level suit-
ability, techniques of presenta-
tion, utilization of materials and
involvement of students, and
an evaluation of the project.
Entries should be mailed to
Allen Warsen, 21721 Parklawn,
Oak Park 37, Mich. The name
and address of the contributor,
as well as his phone number,
grade level and name of reli-
gious school should accompany
each entry. Winners will be
notified in September.
Farband Slates Two
Lecture Programs
Farband will present IVIovsas
Goldoftas in the fifth of a lec-
ture series, "Builders and
Founders of Israel," at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, at the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
The topic will be, "The Great
Scholar and Leader—Rabbi Yo-
chanan Ben Zakay."
Also planned by the Farband
is a Shavuot celebration to be
held on May 26 at the center.
Guest speaker will be Albert
Elazar, United Hebrew Schools
superintendent. Israeli, Yiddish
and liturgical songs by Cantor
Ruven Frankel will be featured.
Both events are free and re-
freshments are served.
For the best Classified
Advertising results, call
The JewiSh News, VE. 8-9364.
ney, Theodore Weinberg, Max Junior Hadassah Sets
Sheldon, Abe Weber, Edward
Sklar, Sam Raskin and Frank Mother-Daughter Fete
Henrietta Szold and Golda
Reuben, while trustees are Mes-
Richman and Arnold LaKritz, dames Andrew Hartman, Hy Meir groups of Junior Hadas-
sah wil lhold their annual
vice-presidents; Martin Feld- Burnstein, Gilbert Borenstein, mother and daughter banquet
Max
Yorke
and
Albert
Cutler.
man, mohitress; Sol Poskel,
at 12:30 p.m., Sunday, at Zack's
treasurer; Murray D. Pancer,
Kosher Catering. The program
Joseph Eisenberg, Bela Reinitz,
KN Mothers to Meet
will honor mothers of Junior
Jack Fine and Abe Kole, sec-
Mother's club of the Alpha Hadassah members.
retaries; Robert Alvin, guard- Gamma chapter of Kappa Nu
Included in the program is
ian; Joseph Shapiro, guide; fraternity at Wayne State Uni- installation of new officers
Arthur Rothenberg, sentinel; versity Will meet at 8 p.m., and award presentations. Anna
Martin Feldman, Henry Schore, Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Mae Dater, president-elect, will
Irving Kanfer, Ruth Traison and Phillip Wunter, 19790 Appoline. serve as toastmistress, with
Philip Goren, trustees. Board Election of officers and welcom- Marilyn Cherner as chairman
members are Mesdames Bernard ing of new members will be and Mrs. M. Dann as fund-
Dosie, Joseph Greenberg, Ben held.
raiser.
Fish, Isaac Benaim, Louis Gar-
vin, Morris Golden, Sidney
Greyer, Louis Feldman, Sadie
Markman, Ida Olshansky, Louis
Savine, Eva Liner, Jacob Gans,
Sam Olwean, Lillian Sherman
and David Green. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Schore, UN
3-8015.
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DOWNTOWN CHAPTER in-
stalled the following women at
Chelsea, Mich. . . . Only 60 Miles from Detroit
its 11th annual induction cere-
30 Years of Camping Experience
monies on Wednesday: Mes-
For Boys and Girls 5-15
S425-8 Week Season — $225-1 Weeks
dames Sam Linde, president;
E. Mark, Director
Kurt Ellenbogen, B. Daniels
19161
SCHAEFER
UN. 4-0730
and Sol Bromberg, vice-presi-
dents; J. Messenger, Walter
Cohn, Abe Milgrom, secretaries;
Fresh Air Camp — Brighton, Mich.
J. Saraquse, treasurer; H. Glass-
Camp Tamarack — Ortonville, Mich.
man, historian; and H. Lipkin,
For Boys and Girls 8-14
sentinel. Trustees are Mesdames
Sam Marcus, Executive Director
Louis Berenstein, S. Baron, M.
9999 BROADSTREET
WE 3-7380
E i s e n b e r g, I. Axler; Saul
Schwartz and Edward Weinberg,
Sponsored by Labor Zionist Movement
while board members are Mes-
for Boys and Girls 10-17. Unique experi-
dames Sydney Miller, L. Tolle,
ence in Jewish Camping. Season—June
E. Persin, G. Leiter, S.
30-Aug. 24—S310; Half Season—June 30-
Schwartz, Ed Rothberger, Doro-
July 27, July 28-Aug. 24—$160 each.
thy Decker, S. Rosenberg, Myer
Mrs. S. Goldberg
UN 2-2696
Levey, Harry Zucker, E. Rosen-
Three Rivers, Mich.
Meir Hurwitz
DI 1-9666
field, M. Weinstein, Eve Saks,
Morris Wolf and Sol Feinberg.
For Boys, 5 to 16 . . . For Girls. 5-14. Located
Bnai Brith Activities
CENTENNAL LODGE will
hold a "Salute to Israel" night
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at
Margene Catering, 18410 Wy-
oming. Max Chomsky, local at-
torney and member of the
executive committee of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will be guest speaker, and an
Israeli film will be shown.
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PISGAH LODGE will hold
a get-together social for men
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in the
Hayim Greenberg C e n t e r,
19161 Schaefer. Jack Leeds,
president, invites members to
bring their friends. A film,
followed by a social hour and
refreshments, will be featured.
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"Diamonds in the Rough,"
an original musical comedy,
will be presented by members
of GEORGE GERSHWIN
CHAPTER on Saturday and
Sunday, at the Davison Jewish
Center. A cast of 25 will par-
ticipate in the production. The
Chapter's annual mother and
daughter banquet will be held
at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, in
the Mayfair Room, when the
following officers will be in-
stalled: Mesdames Hyman She-
bowich, president; Ira Fisher,
Irving Tackel, Sol Begel, vice-
president; Harold Schmalberg,
treasurer; Sidney Cricow, Her-
bert Bean, 'Fred Swartz, Harold
Fortgang, secretaries; Bernard
Rappaport, sentinel; Lester
Jeross, guide; Sol Penskar, his-
torian; Walter Weinhart, coun-
selor; Philip Edelheit, Herman
Shonberg and Frank Fried-
man, trustees. Aaron Rosen-
berg, attorney and Jewish
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humorist, w i 1 1 entertain, as
The
annual
father
and son
will a group from Lovett
sports night program of LOUIS
School of Dance.
D. BRANDEIS LODGE, spon-
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DONALD FOX CHAPTER sored by . the Bowling League,
will hold its mother and will be held at 9 p.m., Tues-
daughter dinner, at which in- day, at the Sholem Aleichem
stallation of officers will be Institute, 19350 Greenfield,
featured, this Wednesday, at states Iz Malin, program chair-
Rainbow Terrace. Gifts will be man. Sports writer Lyall Smith
given to all guests, and there will be master of ceremonies,
will be a variety show. Awards while other sports luminaries
to . outstanding Chapter work- present will include Howard
ers will be presented. For re- (Hopalong) Cassidy, of the De-
servations, call Mrs. Edith troit Lions; Al Kaline, of the
Friedman, UN 4-8539, or Mrs. Tigers; Herman Fishman, for-
mer University of Michigan
Ethel Fox, TO 6-3445.
athlete and now a member of
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Young women interested in the board of the Detroit
becoming charter members of Pistons. Movies of the 1957
newly-organized CENTENNIAL Lion football season will be
CHAPTER are invited to a shown. Malin is president of
special party to be held at the Brandeis Monday night
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the league, while Dr. Paul Zuss-
home of Mrs: Charles Leucht- man is president of the Thurs-
man, 22151 Parklawn, Oak day night league.
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Park. Games will IN played.
There are openings available
DETROIT CHAPTER an-
for women who wish to bowl nounces a sell-out for its musi-
with the group next season. cal revue, "Cover to Cover,"
For information, call Mrs. May- being presented May 27, at the
nard Kalef, UN 4-5762, or Mrs. Detroit Institute of Arts.
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Lowell Cushman, LI 5-3878.
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DOROTHY FOX YOUNG
Mrs. Jerry Fine was in- WOMEN will hold its second
stalled as president of MOTOR annual bowling banquet on Sun-
CITY CHAPTER at ceremonies day evening, at Jeri's, announces
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ger- Pauline Kravitz, league presi-
ald Goldberg, junior past pres- dent.
ident of District Grand Lodge
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No. 6, the installing officer,
Newly-elected o ff i c e r s of
also inducted Mesdames Abra- HARRY B. KEIDAN CHAPTER
ham Medwed, Paul Monchnik will be inducted at a joint in-
and Ted Grosser, vicepresi- stallation dinner-dance, given
dents; Newton Ressler, treas- with the Lodge, June 2, at Rain-
urer; Joe Medwed, Abe Strauss bow Terrace. Panchito and his
and Leo Millman, secretaries. orchestra, comedian Pat Henry
Mrs. Ted Grosser was installa- and others will entertain. For
tion chairman.
tickets, call the chairmen, Mrs.
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Max Yorke, UN 4-8714, or Ir-
Husbands, family and friends ving Flaschen, LI 3-0298. Newly-
are invited to installation cere- elected officers are •Mesdames
monies of Rabbi MANDEL M. Hyman Gottlieb, president; Al-
ZAGER CHAPTER, at its an- fred Holtz, Emil Phillips and
nual dinner at 7 p.m., Wednes- Sidney Cohn, vice-presidents;
day, at Bel-Aire Terrace, states Meyer Gross, treasurer; San-
Mrs. Henry Schore, installation ford Friedman, Harvey Gold-
chairman. Entertainment will be berg, Morris Mittleman, Robert
provided by Cantor Hyman J. Kranitz and Adele Cinoman, sec-
Adler and the Bnai David Sis- retaries; Oscar Beckerman,
terhood Choir. Mrs. Robert A. guide; Abe Alpert, sentinel, and
Coggan, first vice-president of Harold Klein, historian. Board
Women's District Grand Lodge, members are Mesdames Ben-
will install the following wom- jamin Kott, Lawrence Weiss,
en: Mesdames Jack Brickner, George Maskin, Harry Rott, Na-
presidetit; Louis Kramer, Louis than Silverman, Raymond Port-
FARBAND
CAMP
FRESH AIR
SOCIETY
CAMP HABONIM
MIDWEST
CAMP
HIAWATHA
190 miles north of Detroit on Private Lake near
the Beautiful Au Sable River and Huron
National Forest . . . Experienced leadership
. . . Mature staff . . . Full camping program.
For Details, Write or Call Mrs. Louis Harley
17325 Fairfield
Detroit
UN. 4-1135
Miles from Detroit — Complete Sports and
Creative Programs . . . Dietary Laws Observed.
For Boys and Girls 6-16
Bernard Jaffe, Director
WE. 3-2239
Detroit
4779 GLENDALE
$475-8 Weeks — $295-5 Weeks
;195-3 Weeks (July 29-Aug. 19)
60
CAMP
KE-YU-MA
CAMP
MAPLEHURSI
Kewadin, Mich. Near Traverse City
For Boys and Girls, 6-15
On High and Torch Lakes
Thomas Cohn, Ph.D.. Director
16178 Washburn Detroit UN 2-1893
CAMP MICHIGAMA MICHIGAMA HILLS
(For Girls)
(For Boys)
"The Greatest Name in Camping"
For Boys and Girls 6-15
West Branch, Michigan
Herman Fishman and Mickey Fishman, Directors
LI. 2-7455
UN. 2-7618
CAMP
NAHELU
CAMP
PETOSEGA
RISEMAN
FARM
CAMP
CAMP
TAMAKWA
CAMP
TANUGA
Ortonville, Mich. . . . Now in its 28th Season
Boys and Girls 5-16 — 4 or 8 Week Camp Periods
Stanley Michaels, Director
UN. 4-4220
19647 ROSLYN
Petoskey, Michigan
Boys and Girls, Ages 7 to 16
Leonard P. Baruch Directors Bertrand Sandweiu
18696 Santa Rosa, Detroit 21, Mich.
LI 6-0522
UN 4-7629
19th Camping Season
Dryden, Mich. — 45 Miles from Detroit
For Boys and Girls, 5 thru 12
Mrs. Meta Riseman, Director
WO 3-0762
17321 Northlawn
Algonquin Park . . . Now in its 22nd Year
Boys and Girls 8-16
Lou Handler, Director
18090 WYOMING
Detroit
UN. 2-1580
Doctor on premises—Ratio of 1 counselor for
4 campers. 1400 Acres—Complete land and
water sports program. Friday night services—
Horseback riding.
Aaron Gornbein and Bernard Friedman, Directors
UN. 4-5804
Detroit
17315 MUIRLAND
THUNDERBIRD DAY CAMP
A Wonderful Summer For Boys and Girls, ages 4-6; 7-12
Codirected by Arnold Fisher and Mickey Stern, (formerly director
Dr. Goldberg's Day Camp)
Your Child Sleeps at Home
For Brochure Call: LI 7-4281
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