Kol Israel Star Edy Harlaff
to Highlight PW Open House
Israel radio star, Miss Edy
A sabbath tea is being held in
Harlaff, will speak on "Youth honor of Miss Harlaff on Sat-
and its Changing Patterns in urday afternoon, September 13,
Israel Today," at the Pioneer at the home of Mrs. Jack Abram-
Women open house at 8:30 p.m., son, 22918 S. Belwood Drive,
Thursday, at the Hayim Green- Southfield Township. Mrs. Bob
' berg Center, announced Detroit Wolok, membershp co-chairman,
Council president, Mrs. Irving announces that this tea is open
Posner.
to members of Pioneer Women's
Israel-born, • Miss Harlaff, a Council, membership chairmen,
recent graduate of Hebrew Unit and executive board members
versity, and a regular employee If clubs.
of Kol Israel,
is on a tour of
the United-
States and
Canada as an
official dele-
gate to Pion-
STARLIGHT, Pa., (JTA) —
eer Women
from their Is The president of Aleph Zadik
raeli sister Aleph, teen-age boys division
group, Moetzet of the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
Hapoalot. Miss ganization, criticized some Jew-
Miss Harlaff
Harlaff, in her ish youth for "being ashamed
many radio appearances in Is- of their Jewishness." •
He said that some of the
rael, does dramatic readings,
commentaries and interviews. fault lay with the present Jew-
She also gives orientation lec- 'ish education system and
tures to students at vocational warned that "we are being
trainin schools operated by assimilated and don't even
Moetzet Hapoalot, the largest realize this fact."
women's organization in Israel.
Yale Rosenberg, 19, of Hous-
Mrs. Milton Weiss, vice-presi- ton, Tex., addressing the AZA
annual
convention here, - scored
dent of organization, states that
an added attraction to the open those Jewish youth who "take
house will be an original musi-_ pride in their ability to con-
cal salute to Israel on its tenth form to their general environ-
anniversary, "Israel in Song and ment but take no pride in
Dance" by the "Sharona Play- being Jewish."
He said youth should take
ers", a dramatic group of one
of Pioneer Women's chapters. the initiative in working with
The cast includes Mesdames parents to create a program
Ted Sallen, Sol Rose, Bernard of Jewish education and should
Klein, Simon Kaplan, Frank insist on a curriculum that is
Wasser, Irvin Wagenberg, Mor- "truly meaningful to them."
"Unless young people learn
ris Schindler, Herman Osrovitz,
Seymour Milgrim, Leo Barris, to outdo their parents in the
Philip Needle, Joseph Hodess, field of human relations, fu-
Barnett Abramovitz, Shloime ture international conference
Waldman, with musical accom- tables will give way to the
paniment by Mrs. Victor Linden. dread finAlity of nuclear war,"
delegates to the convention of
Bnai Brith Girls, meeting here
ONCE IN A LIFETIME!
simultaneously, were told by
Wedding or Bar Mitzvah
Mrs. Hyman Kornbleet, of
Call Sammy
Kansas City, Kan., national
president of Bnai Brith Wo-
and His Musicians
men.
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Sandra Towsner, 17 - year - old
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Boarding homes for children
More than 175 teen-agers
temporarily separated from
attended the five-day meeting
their families.
which discussed problems in
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and the improvement of rela-
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AZA President
Brands 'Shame'
of Some Youth
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At a recent dinner party, Mr.
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Fairfield Ave.; announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Delores Lee, to Joseph Berlin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ber-
lin, of Hartwell Ave. A January
wedding is planned.
DSG Stag Day
Set Wednesday
The ninth annual stag day
of the Detroit Service Group
will be held all-day Wednes-
day, at Franklin Hills
Country Club. According to
Jack 0. Lefton, chairman,
all men who worked in the
1958 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign are DSG members and
eligible for the outing.
Golfers will use the Frank-
lin Hills course from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., with dinner being
served at 7 p.m. Climaxing
the day will be a perform-
ance by television and night
club entertainer Mickey
Freeman, games and prizes.
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