NEWS -- - Friday,
jWiti Lists State
Veterans Aides
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The National Jewish Welfare
Board's responsibilities in the
armed services' various fields
of programming and volunteer
activities is described in the
organization's newest year book.
Activities of Jewish chaplains
in various areas are outlined,
holiday programming is de-
scribed and there is a record
of pre-induction orientation ef-
forts.
Included in the directories is
a . list of Michigan volunteer
committees, including the fol-
lowing: (WOD — Women's Or-
ganization Division; VAVS —
Veterans' Administration Vol-
untary Service Committee):
Ann Arbor, Mrs. Martin War-
Saw, WOD-VAVS committee.
Battle Creek, David Solko,
armed services committee, Mrs.
David B. Simrpd, WOD-VAVS
Committee.
Detroit, Samuel Rubiner,
armed services committee, Mrs.
Joseph Rodman, WOD commit-
tee.
•Iron Mountain, Leon Slavin,
armed services VAVS commit-
tee.
Lansing, Mrs. Sam Fox, WOD.
Mt. Clemens, Irwin Eisenfeld,
armed services committee.
Saginaw, Mrs. Lillie L. Lenof,
WOD-VAVS committee.
Elect Harry Park
Hospital President
Harry B. Park, of 18224 Oak
Dr., recently elected president
of the board of Pontiac Osteo-
pathic Hospital, is the first De-
troiter to hold this office.
Park, a local -businessman,
was voted into
office with
Harold K r u e-
ger, of Pon-
tiac, vice-
president; and
Harry H. Whit-
low, who was
re-elected see-
r e tar y - ad-
ministrator. .
The hospit-
Park
al-, • established
in 1953, now has 141 beds and a
medical staff of 90. Expansion
plans currently underway will
give it the largest capacity of
any osteopathic hospital in the
country.
13-Year-Old Girl
Makes Debut as
Concert Pianist
Miss Sussman to Fed Prof. Levin Presents
Bernard Hoffman Books to Bar-Ilan
Prof. Samuel NI. Levin, re-
tired head of the department
of economics at Wayne State
University, recently made an
important contribution to the
resources of Bar-Han Univer-
sity in Israel, when he pre-
sented a series of books in the
field of economics to the uni-
versity's Detroit office.
This was Prof. Levin's sec-
ond contribution . of literature
for the Bar-Ilan University li-
brary.
entertainment for
bar mitzvahs our specialty
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Prof. Levin, new president
of the Detroit Jewish National
LEARN
Fund Council, is a member of
the academician's committee of
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Bar-Ilan in Detroit. His gift
MISS ADRIENNE SUSSMAN
haS been acknowledged by the
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sussman, of American Committee for Bar-
We
have
a limited number of
Ilan.
Robson Ave., announce the en-
openings for summer evening
gagement of their daughter,
private adult group and private
Adrienne Faye, to Bernard
teenager group classes.
Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Hoffman, of Chicago Blvd.
A November wedding is planned.
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN
18049 WYOMING
POST & AUXILIARY will play
host to patients at Battle Creek
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Veterans Hospital on Sunday,
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when 1,200 hospitalized vet-
erans will view a Class A base-
PHOENIX (JTA)—The sons ball game played on the hospi-
Modern, Air-Conditioned
of the Lehman family of Lords- tal field. Ann Kretzmer is
burg, the only Jewish family in Auxiliary hospital field chair-
that New Mexico town, really man. Mort Margolis will drive
12129 DEXTER BLVD.
believe in going a long way to the chartered busload of base-
get their Bar Mitzvahs.
ball players and hostesses.
Now Available for
Sam has logged 7,000 miles
Meetings and Social Affairs
traveling to Tucson for a weekly
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Music and Entertainment
lesson of preparation for the
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ceremony and one final trip last
week for the event.
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The trip was made possible
and his Orchestra
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by agreement of the Lordsburg
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school principal to let Sam off
early so he could catch a bus
to Tucson each Friday after-
noon. From February through
June, Sam made the weekly
trip, studying with Irving Mai-
linsky of Cong. Anshei Israel.
, right on your plate .. .
He stayed with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gold, each week-end, boarding
a bus Sunday for the 160-mile
return trip to Lordsburg.
An older brother made the
Our Customers Say—
same trip two years ago for the
same purpose_ Two years from
"Mrs'. Grunt Makes the Best:"
now a third Lehman boy will
make it three in a row.
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JWV Activities
Cornell Dance Studio
Has Bar Mitzvah
Will Travel
PHILADELPHA (JTA)
Michele Levin of Miami made
her first public appearance this
week as a concert pianist at the
second Children's Concert at the
Robin • Hood Dell, playing the
finale of Beethoven's Second
Piano Concerto.
Michele is exactly 13 years of
age.
You Can Be Sure . . , If It's
Last winter, the Philadelphia
Orchestra established a special
award for her when her 14-page
And His Orchestra
sonata was entered in a compo-
sition contest.
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Michele's career, despite her
youth, extends back quite a way.
She demonstrated musical apti-
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has been composing little pieces
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Her professional life began
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when her family came to Phila-
delphia in 1955 to discuss publi-
cation of one of her composi-
tions with a- music publishing
firm. The piece was accepted,
and the company told Efrem
Zimbalist, director of • the Curtis
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Zimbalist sent the Levins a
wire inviting Michele to audi-
tion for him and a possible
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Curtis scholarship. After the
audition, Zimbalist of f ere d
Boarding homes for children
temporarily separated from
Michele a scholarship but her Sid Shmarak's
their families.
mother wanted her to wait at
least a year.
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In 1956, Michele came to
Boarding care and all other
Philadelphia and enrolled at
expenses.
Curtis. Dr. Herbert Levin, her
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remained in Florida. Michele HARBOR BAR, located on
lives with her grandmother, Fairview and the river. Re-
Jewish Family and
Mrs. M. A. Silver, who left cently remodeled in "Alice-in-
Children's Service
Miami to come to Philadelphia Wonderland" decor, it is sit-
13327 Linwood
and provide a home for Michele uated on the dock, completely
during her training.
surrounded by water. The bar,
located on the first level, and
the dining room on the second
level, of I e r s a fine view of
Belle Isle and the river, and
gives the diner the impression
of dining on a boat. The dining
room is managed for the sec-
ond year by Wyn and Harold
Landis of catering fame in the
city, and features such delica-
cies as cheese blintzes and
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toAc
home made cream pies. They
are open daily to 2 a.m. to
Oct. 15.
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