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Starting Sunday

To Wed Dec. 21

Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Starts
Fourth Year of Transcribing Braille

iwv Activities

SHOLOM AUXILIARY will
meet at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the home of Mrs. ,Lowell Stol-
erow, 23117 Marla*, Oak Park,

The fourth Braille transcrib-
In the three years of the
ing class to be conducted by the Braille program to date, a great
A series of ten consecutive
Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey variety of books have been
weekly television programs on
Zedek will begin Oct. 1, it was transcribed, including novels for
themes of Jewish interest will •
announced this week by Mrs. Wayne State University stu-
he presented by the culture,
Perry Goldman, chairman.
dents, other college texts, books
.commission of the Jewish Corn-,
The project, undertaken in for Bar Mitzvah study, children
munity Council over Station
1955 Under the leadership of and arithmetic texts.
WJBK-TV. on Sundays, from
Mrs. Baer Keidan, then Sister-
Completed books. as well as
9:30 to 10 a.m., beginning Sept.
hood president, has been aug- those now in progress, include
And His Orchestra
according
to
Dr.
Leonard
Sid-;
7.
mented by a congregation- the following titles:
low, the commission chairman.
established Braille fund, gifts
"Let's Talk About Right and
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The first program in the
of $1,500 for Braille typewriters Wrong," "Magic Carpet," "The
series, tit led "With Prayers.'
and other ,contributions for Great Discovery," "Dear Any-
Penitence, and Forgiveness."
teacher salaries, paper, books one," "Children's History of
will feature Rabbi M. Robert
For a Vivid Picture Story
and proof reading.
Israel," "The Lighthouse," "To
of Your `Simcha' Call
Syme.. of Temple Israel. and
Most of the transcribing, ac- Build a Land," "Mara Journeys
Cantor ReuVen Frankel, of Cong.
cording to Mrs. Goldman, is Home," "The Jewish People,"
MISS ELAINE _RUDACK
Shaarey Zedek.
done for the Jewish Braille In- "Making Sure of Arithmetic,"
Of the Amedah Studio
Gertrude Strauss and Lou Ha-
stitute of America; however, "This is Israel" and "The Heart
A
Dec.
21
altar
date
is
being
her will be the narrators. Spe-
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local heeds also are fulfilled. of Hebrew History.'?-
planned
by
Elaine
Rudack
and
For Free Consultation
cial effects will be produced
An important phase of the
Sheldon
Teplitsky,
whose
en-
through use of art objects from
transcribing program which is
the collections of CharleS Fein- g,agement was announced recent- Town, Country Club
being introduced to workers is
ly
by
the
bride-elect's
parents,
berg and of .the. Henry Ford
the study of the Nemeth Braille
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rudack, to Redeem Mortgage
Historical Museum. •
Mathematics Code, (invented
MODIFIED 4/11.-'54?-°,- •
The series was arranged after of Woodingham Dr. Mr. Tep- at Meeting Tuesday
by Detroiter Abraham Nemeth)
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
a number ofdiscussions by rep- litsky,
since the number of such tran-
Hyman
Teplitsky,
of
Oak
Park,
Another step toward the scribers is few and the need is
doobly occ.
resentatives of the Jewish Com-
Thru
munity Council. the Detroit attends Wayne State University. realization of the Town and great.
Oct. 31
$.9 thru 12-19
Country Club goal will be
Connell of Churches and tele-
INcturstro TWO
Enrollment in the class, now
Campus Congress Unit reached this Tuesday when a open
vision station officials.
SUMPTUOUS MEALS
OCIAMFRONT
to all members of Shaarey
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general open meeting is held
The Council also will present Lists Year's Activities
255
mi..; IN.&
Zedek,
can
be
arranged
by
at 9 p..m, in Beth Abraham
programs on themes of Jewish
See Your Travel
Norman Seltzer, president of
calling
Mrs.
G
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Agent
interest over other tele ision
the University Chapter, Ameri- Synagogue.
3-2162.
and radio stations in Detroit.
At that time. a mortgage
can Jewish Congress. this week
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redemption
ceremony
will
take
announced the formation of
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The Name in Music for 30 Years . . .
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Council Adult Center plans for. the new season be- place culminating the full pay- •
ment of the club's 14 ,7,2-acre
ginning in September.
Closed During Sept.
Among the programs. there site on Southfield Rd. and' 121/2
Council activities center for
Mile.
senior adults will be closed dor- will be speakers in various com-
According to Samuel W. •
His Violin and Orchestra
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. iug September for Jewish holi- munal and .religious movements, Leib, Detroit attorney and
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days and staff vacation. The lectures on American-Israel rela- president of the group, the :
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tionships.
a
Jewish
music
week
newly-refurnished Center will
Town and Country Club offers
be reopened Wednesday. Oct. 1. and social functions.
Elected with Seltzer as mem- a new concept in country club
The Center, sponsored by the
living, combining a family club
PHOTOS by DAVE DOMBEY and Associates
National Council of Jewish Wo- beral of the executive board are and health facilities for 500
men and supervised by the Jew- Howard Silver. Barbara Bauer. families only minutes from
Specializing
e 1947 in
ish, Community Center, is lo- Cliff Rogers. Reva Rice, Marvin their homes.
3-D COLO SLIDES
Singerman,
Dr.
Lawrence,
Rose
.
cated at 8342 W. McNichols.
At the -meeting. Henry Ab-
CANDID A
near Northlawn. It will be open Harold Plotnick. Una Goodman. rams, architect. will release
Nancy
Blank
and
Dr.
Seymore
every Monday and Wednesday
COLOR MOVIES
sketches
of
the
club.
Nate
Barahal.
from 1 to 4 p.m.
G o l d e n. building committee
For consottotion of your
The fall schedule of activities.
chairman. will discuss the
convenience without obrtgation
planned by members of the Cen- Plan Tea to Honor
costs.
maintenance
and
club
Call Lincoln 6-4610
ter, will include games. art I Democratic Candidate
needs. Plans for construction
clases. Outings. holiday parties
Eighteenth District Democrats are scheduled for this fall.
and seasonal projects. Each ses- will honor Congressional candi-
Among the facilities the club
sion is concluded with a coffee date Leslie Hudson at- a tea is planning is an outdoor
hour.
'planned from 3 to 5 p.m.. Tues- Olympic-size pool with a patio
New members are invited. day. at the home of Mrs. Jack area able to accommodate 700
THE
STUDIOS
Additional information can he Moskowitz. 25415 ,Wareham,.
people. a wading pool and play
obtained by calling UN'. 3-5427. Huntington Woods.
-16560 ILENE AVENUE
area for children, a glass-
la addition to Hudson, hon- enclosed indoor pool, dining
11fore than 20 sparkling blue ored guests will include Mrs. G. facilities for 600 people and
lakes can he seen at a glance Mennen Will‘ams and Mrs. a snack bar.
from the twin observatioa tow- Philip A. Hart. All residents of
Piano Instruction by experienced
culty for
The proposed health club in-
ers of the Irish Hills near De- the District interested in at- cludes steam room, showers.
all Grades of Advancement Monthly Assemblies,
troit. I tending are invited.
Recitals, and Examinations.
massage tables. fitiorcise room
and individual lockers. Other ,
recreational faciliti es will
Also Home Instruction
PN
eventually feature tennis
courts, ice skating rink. soft-
ball diamond. shuffleboard,
and a- children's playground.
Membership presently con-
sists of 310 families, with 73
having joined in the past three
months. The non-profit group,
which is owned. and operated
by the membership, will raise
at
its fees beginning Oct. 1.
In addition to Leib, other
club officers are Dr. M. E.
Bachman, honorary president;
Moe R. Miller, Dr. Benjamin
Brand and Dr. Abe S. Pearl-
man, vice-presidents; Dr. M. H.
Marks, secretary; and Dr.
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Meryl Fenton, treasurer. For
information, contact Dr. Marks,
4076 Chippewa, UN. 3-9540.
Something new — Jacuzzi Whirlpool baths given

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Enjoy the Finest Labor Day

Week-end You Have Ever Spent

COLONIAL HOTEL
& MINERAL BATHS

Rubin, Shiffman and

Maslowsky Back from
Year's Stay in Israel.

Mothe r ' s

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Marshall Rubin, Norman
Shiffman and Lenny Maslowsky
returned last week from a year's
stay in Israel.
They had gone there as mem-
bers of an Habonim study
group, and their stay at Kfar
Blum was devoted to studies
and to work in the kibbutz.
The three returnees from
Israel were honored Sunday
afternoon at a reception given
by Marshall Rubin's mother,
Mrs. Fred Brown.

at the same price as regular Mineral Baths.

It's NEW!

It's DIFFERENT!

It's EXHILARATING!

Write or phone

Your Host

Max Elkin

Reservations No* Being Accepted for the High Holy Days.

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