THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, July 2 5,
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Brevities
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Detroit Girl to Study at Hebrew U.
Two Detroit women active in
Jewish communal and civic
groups here have been appoint-
ed by Gov. G. Mennen Williams
to serve in
public offices.
Mrs. Selma
L. Becker,
wife of Harry
Becker, a De-
troit produce
executive, was
named to the
State Mental
Health C o m- z
mission for a
term ending
Sept. 6, 1962. Mrs. Becker
The other appointee. is Mrs.
Shirley Schneider, widow of the
Roger Pilkington, formerly a
Cambridge research scientist, in
a new -book endeavors to har-
monize Genesis with the scien-
tific explanation of the origin
of our planet. In the volume,
IN THE BEGINNING: The
Story of Creation, published by
St. Martin's Press, New York,
the author conveys the creation
story to youngsters and to par-
ents whose children inquire as
to how the world came into
being.
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THE JENNY'S FAMILY
CLUB recently held its first an-
nual picnic at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Lewis, concluding
activities until the fall. Club
officers are Irving Caplan,
president; Sol Lewis, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Fay Sitron, secretary,
and Mrs. Evelyn Caplan, treas-
urer.
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• The second annual picnic and
field day for Detroit area
POSTAL CLERKS will be held
Aug. 3, at Jefferson Beach
Park, to raise funds for the
benevolent fund, which benefits
postal workers' families in case
of death, assists those who are
retiring and provides polio shots
for members and their families.
A feature of the day will be
free rides between 1 and 3 p.m.
The public is invited to par-
ticipate from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tickets are available from any
postal clerk.
Medical Leaders to Attend
Workshop in Israel
Twelve "outstanding" leaders
in medical practice and educa-
tion will participate in a spe-
cial workshop in Israel, spon-
sored by the medical advisory
board of the Hebrew University
of Jerusalem and Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization
of America. They will meet in
Israel from Aug. 5 to 20.
Rubinstein Leads League
Max Rubinstein, outside left
for the White Eagles in the
Detroit Soccer League has
scored nine goals so far this
season to lead the league in
this category. Rubinstein picked
up the distinction this year after
an unspectacular season last
year when he was discarded by
both the Scots. and the Sport
Club.
A Detroit girl, LOUISE SWEET (left), is one of 31
American college students who have left for a year of study
at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Pictured with Miss
Sweet, who is a student at the University of Chicago, are
William V. Stapleton, a Yale University student, and Sandra
Litt, Temple University coed.
Farband Branch 552
Re-Elects Jacob Glaser
Jacob Glaser was recently re-
elected chairman of Brenner
Branch 552 of the Farband
Labor Zionist Order, following
balloting which ended the reg-
ular season's activities.
Also on the slate proposed
by Manuel Salinger and the
nominating committee and
adopted unanimously • by the
membership were:
Broacha Hearshen, vice-chair-
man; Evelyn Sarnoff, Sylvia
Pine, Rose Galinsky, Hy Fogel-
man and Rose Steinhardt, sec-
retaries; Bertha Kaminsky,
publicity; M. M a r k, cultural
chairman; Sonia Glaser, social;
Edith Norbe r, co-chairman;
Manual Salinger, Glaser and
Sol Holzel, city committee;
Israel Pine, membership; Berl
Hearshen, M. Brodsky and S.
Portner, camp; Al Berke, Ben
Harold and Sonia Glaser, shule;
Ida and Norman Bailey, sun-
shine; M. Brodsky, Histadrut;
Ben Harold, JNF; Eva Land-.
man, Jewish Community Coun-
cil; Adeline Salinger, Habonim;
and Al Berke, Federated
Campaign.
FARBAND
CAMP
Chelsea, Mich. . . . Only 60 Miles from Detroit
30 Years of Outstanding Camping
For Boys and Girls 5-15
1 Week Period — July 23 - Aug. 20
2 Week Period — July 23 - Aug. 6
2 Week Period — Aug. 6 - Aug. 20
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UN. 4-0730
Camp Phone: GR 5-3001
CAMP
KE-YU-MA
If you desire glorious weeks of camping—contact
CAMP KE-YU-MA . . . famous for wonderful food,
outstanding supervision, fun and a warm feeling
of belonging—contact . . .
Bernard Jaffe
An Land and
GReenview 9-7791
Water Sports
CAMP
MAPLEHURSI
PLEASANT
DAY CAMP
Gov. Williams Names Two Women to Office
Kewadin, Mich. Near Traverse City
For Boys and Girls, 6-15
On High and Torch Lakes
Physician on Premises
Thomas Cohn, Ph.D., Director
4 Week Sessions July 26 - Aug. 23 KE 1-2847
Boys and Girls 4-5
Boys and. Girls 6-12
Licensed by The State of Michigan
A varied program for a healthful,
interesting and safe summer vacation.
Max Pleasant, Director
VE 6-2573
THUNDERBIRD DAY CAMP
A Wonderful Summer for Boys and Girls, ages 4-6; 7-12
Codirected by Arnold Fisher and Mickey Stern, (formerly director of
Dr. Goldberg's Day Camp)
Your Child Sleeps at Home
For Brochure Call: LI 7-4281
Mother's Borscht
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Now in Reusable
Jumbo Decanter
A new king-size decanter of
borscht, reported to be the larg-
est ever marketed to consumers,
has been introduced this season
by Mothers' Food Products, Inc.
On retailers' shelves now, the
new jar measures 10 1/2 inches
high and holds over 13/4 quarts.
Designed in the style of a glass
"picnic jug," with metal carry-
ing handle and a new twist-off
cap, it is reusable and can read-
ily be transported to the beach
or on picnic outings — filled
either with the original borscht
contents, or with other liquid
refreshment.
According to Jesse C. Good-
win, president of Mother's, the
new item was developed in an-
swer to both retailer and con-
sumer requests to meet the
needs of the larger-size families
prevalent today. It is being mar-
keted in addition to the Mother's
one-quart decanter.
The increasing popularity and
consumption of borscht in this
country was cited by Bernard
Salamon, Mother's sales man-
ager, as another reason -for the
new "larger-quantity" market-
ing approach. "Borscht has been
gaining steadily in popularity—
not only as a delicious, ready-to-
serve, cold soup; but also as a
refreshing beverage," he said.
Among new serving ideas for
borscht are the following:
Pink Lady, mix borscht with
sour cream in blender. Serve
in chilled goblets; Borscht Julep,
serve in tall glasses garnished
with mint or lemon; Borscht a
la Mode, serve chilled borscht
with boiled potato and sliced
egg or cucumber, topped with
sour cream; "Red Devil" Cock-
tail, mix five parts chilled
borscht with one part vodka.
late Common Pleas Court Judge
John H. Schneider, who will
serve with the Wayne County
Jury Commission for a term
ending April 20.
FOR THE FINEST — IN
ENTERTAINMENT— It's
BEN KATZMAN
and his Orchestra
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UN 2-6063
Maynard Feldman Head
of new Display Group
For Free Consultation
Maynard M. Feldman was
elected president of the newly-
formed Michigan Freelance Dis-
play Guild, an organization
which will service accounts of
temporarily disabled members.
Other officers elected are: Sol
Lewis, vice-president; Noel Mc-
Gowan, secretary; and Leo Nai-
ditch, treasurer. The constitu-
tion and charter of the group
was prepared with the assis-
tance of Herbert M. Eiges, sec-
retary-treasurer of the Michi-
gan Apparel Club.
In addition to assuring win-
dow displays for merchants who
are clients of members, the
group also wants to bring a code
of ethics to the display indus-
try and to publicize the indus-
try's merits.
Dave Diamond
Orchestra - Entertainment
302 Fox Building
WO 2-4814
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Kasle Steel Promotions -
Abe Kasle, president of Kasle
Steel Corp., this week an-
nounced the following promo-
tions:
Robert Kasle was appointed
local sales manager, and Her-
bert Ockenfels and Joe Bishop
will be assistant sales man-
agers. Leonard Trunsky will be
assistant to the sales manager.
David Applebaum was appoint-
ed vice president and manager
of the Chicago branch.
RUBEN GOLD, general agent
of the Detroit Gold Agency, of
the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company, is attend-
ing a 10-day program of gradu-
ate studies in business and fam-
ily financial planning at the
12th C.L.U. Institute at the
University of Connecticut.
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eye-appealing, taste-tempting and sat-
isfying mariner.
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