THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Fr iday, August 15, 1958- 18
American Haven Club Gives
Honor Roll Check to Hadassah
Mrs. Max Kaminsky, President of the American Haven
Club presents a check to Mrs. Benjamin Bond, Hadassah
Treasury Gift Chairman. Front row, left to right: Mesdames
David Druker, Nellie Gedanke, Vice President, Max Kaminsky,
Benjamin Bond, Sarah Fleishman, Secretary, Julius Portnoy,
Treasurer. Second row, left to right: Mesdames: Louis Statfeld,
Abe Applebaum, Hyman Grossman, Charles Gross. Third row:
left to right: Mesdames Dave Garber, Abe Goldstein, Irene
Labell. Fourth row: left to right: Mesdames Myron Panter,
Faye Tenenberg, William Seltzer, Joe Feldman, Louis Norris,
Herman Flaster, Ben Hamburg. The contribution will provide
a bed in the new Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center,
which is now nearing completion in Kiryat Hadassah near
Jerusalem
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Hadassah approaches the Sept.
9 kickoff date for its Honor Roll
Campaign with a recently-
received commendation from
Israeli Minister of Education,
Zalman Aranne. Detroit Chapter
president, Mrs. David J. Schach-
ter, announced that Aranne had
praised the Hadassah Youth
Aliyah program by stating: "In
the sphere of education in this
country, many valuable insti-
tutions have been established,
but among these, I believe
Youth Aliyah stands out. Youth
Aliyah has founded children's
villages, youth groups and other
education institutions. Thou-
sands of boys and girls have
found a new way to the future,
combining the ideals of the in-
dividual and the community."
Since 1934, when Youth
Aliyah rescued the first small
group of children from Hitler's
Germany, 85,000 children from
72 lands have been thus rescued
and rehabilitated. The new ar-
rivals are sent to children's vil-
lages, cooperatives, and in the
case of physically or mentally
handicapped children, to special
institutions where they receive
individualized care. Hadassah's
youth work also revolves around
a vocational educational pro-
gram, designed scientifically to
train the youth to take their
places in Israel's expanding ec-
onomy, in such fields as agro-
mechanics, poultry raising, hotel
training, designing and repair-
ing industrial and scientific
equipment, printing and typog-
raphy, dress designing, secre-
tarial studies and dental and
laboratory assistants.
In addition to the 240 Youth
Aliyah villages, agricultural
settlements and institutions in
Israel which Hadassah supports,
another achievement has been
the establishment of the fourth
Anne Frank Haven within a
period of three months.
Mrs. Daniel Siegel, chairman
of Hadassah "Imas," advises that
contributors of $600, the sum
required to provide for all ex-
penses for a child for one year,
will be designated an Ima
SOC Hadassah
Opens Campaign
A series of briefing meetings
is being planned by South Oak-
land County Chapter of Had-
assah in preparation for its an-
nual H-Month campaign for new
members in September.
This week, three luncheon
and briefing s e s s i o n s are
planned, the first to be held
Tuesday afternoon, when Oak
Park East and Oak Park West
membership workers meet at
the home of Mrs. Sander Hill-
man.
Birmingham - Franklin Group
will hold a similar meeting Aug.
25, at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Remeny, and on 'Aug. 26, Hunt-
ington Woods-Southfield will
get together at the home of Mrs.
Harry Shapiro.
Mrs. Morris Brandwine, mem-
bership vice-president of SOC
Hadassah, is in charge of over-
all H-Month planning. She ad-
vises that the drive will culmin-
ate on Oct. 14, when all new
members and all workers who
have enrolled five or more mem-
bers will be honored. A five-day
vacation for two at Oakton
Manor, Lake Pewaukee, Wis.,
will be awarded that afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. Brandwine in
carrying out the campaign are
Mesdames Louis Kronen, secre-
tary; Sander Hillman, Gerald
Shumer, .Bernard Ringler and
Alfred Remeny, group vice-
presidents; Milton Mind ell,
Marshall Graham, Harry
Shapiro, Harry Altman, Rus-
sell Nida, Louis_ Grabow and
Sanford Waldon, group chair-
man.
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BILL LEONARD
Jew Wins Italian
Award of Merit Medal
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ROME (JTA) — The Presi-
dent of Italy has awarded a
silver Medal of Merit to Cesare
Valabrega, a Jew and pro-
fessor of music history of the
Conservatory of Naples. The
nomination was made by the
Ministry of Education.
(Hebrew for Mother). Co-
chairmen with Mrs. Siegel are
Mesdames Irwin Cohn, Jason
Honigman, Abe Shiffman and
Joseph Holtzman.
A general solicitation com-
mittee briefing, directed by
Mrs. Alfred Rosen, chairman,
will be at 12:30 p.m., Aug. 26,
at the home of Mrs. Morton
Lazar, 18011 Hamilton Rd.
G r o u p vice - chairmen are
Mesdames Morris Botwen, Ar-
thur Klein, Jack Mickel, Morris
Zuckman, Herbert Goldman,
Michael Karbal, Herman Rad-
ner, Harry Stoll, John Sender,
Sam Cohen,• Meyer Meyersohn
Avrom Bud Charlip, president
and Barbara Shapero. Mrs. Carl
S. Schiller, who recently re- of CENTENNIAL LODGE, an-
turned • from Israel, will be nounces the following appoint-
ments to the executive corn-
guest speaker.
mittee: Sidney J. Blumenthal,
assistant corresponding secre-
Mrs. Chaiken Honored tary, and Leslie Abramson, as-
sistant chaplain. Blumenthal
by Medical Center
also will handle Lodge publicity,
Mrs. Irving Chaiken, presi- while Abramson is chairman of
dent of Detroit New Life Chap- the installation banquet, to be
ter of the American Medical held Oct. 11.
Center at Denver was honored
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by the Center's National Coun-
LOUIS
MARSHALL
LODGE
cil of Auxiliaries at the 23rd
and CHAPTER will go on a
annual conference in Denver.
moonlight excursion on the Bob-
She was recognized for her Lo boat at 9 p.m., Aug. 24. Non-
outstanding services in enlisting members are invited to join in
local support for the national, the three-hour cruise. For tick-
free, non-sectarian tuberculosis ets, or for further information,
and cancer center.
call Jerry Cooper, TO. 7-6338.
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While in Denver, she partici-
pated in the Hospital's plans to
DOROTHY FOX CHAPTER,
construct a new Institute for BB Young Women, will have a
Cancer Research and to make wienie roast on Aug. 23, at Cass
available 100 additional beds Benton Park.
for victims of cancer and chest
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diseases.
REX CHAPTER will hold a
A highlight of the conference games party at 8:30 p.m., Thurs-
was the traditional banquet at day, in room 111 of the Hayim LI
which del e g a t e s presented Greenberg Center, 19161 Schaef-
c h e c k s representing support er. Friends are welcome. For
raised by auxiliaries to enable information, call Mrs. Helen
the hospital to provide free Fink, VE 7-1496.
medical, surgical and nursing
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GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
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TER is planning a "Mad Hat-
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MOE HOFFMAN, Washington membership drive. According to
social worker, has been named Mrs. Ira Fisher, membership
by the National Jewish Welfare chairman, the event will take
Board as its Washington, D.C.,
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representative.
at the home of Mrs. Harry
Michaelson, 23701 Church, Oak
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planned. Members planning to 0
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