Set `Cannister Days' Fund Drive
Detroit Chapter 11
New Life Chapter of the Consumptives' Relief Society.
Brevities
For many years, the institu-
American Medical Center at
to Host Parley
At its recent meeting, KEIL Denver will hold "Cannister tion was devoted exclusively to
FAMILY CLUB had as its guests Days," its major fund-raising tuberculosis and related chest
of True Sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grush- program of the year, beginning diseases-. In recent years the pro-

21 -THE D ETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, S eptember 26, 1958

14 Million CARE Meals
Provided Israelis by
St. Louis Businessman

A St. Louis businessman,
whose one-man CARE campaign
has so far provided Israeli
Six-year-old Detroit Chapter off, of Miami Beach, Fla. New- Wednesday and continuing gram has been concerned with
needy with 14,400,000 meals,
treatment of cancer patients.
of
the United Order of True ly-elected officers of the group through Oct. 3.
was cited by Israel's Director-
Sisters
for the first time will are Al Moreau, president; Jerry
The program is under the
General of the Ministry of
Grushoff, vice-president; Earl
Welfare for his "great moral play host to sister chapters at Keil, secretary; and Frances overall chairmenship of Mrs.
DICK STEIN
Sam Goren and Mrs. Jerry
encouragement" to people striv- the 16th annual Western Con- Gerbs, treasurer.
Now Offers a Second Orchestra
ference, Oct. 7 and 8, at the
Eaton,
who
were
named
to
head
ing to build a new life.
For Your More Intimate Affairs.
* * *
the drive by Mrs. Irving Chai-
Morris Stone, a partner in_ Park Shelton Hotel.
Luncheons — Fashion Shows
TRUBOW
COUSINS
CLUB
Delegates
will
be
here
from
Small Weddings — Bar Mitzijahs
ken,
president.
the brokerage house of Henry,
Under
the Direction. of Joe Odd*
recently
tendered
a
supper
party
the
three
True
Sister
lodges
in
Proceeds from the campaign
Franc & Co., 308 N. 8th Street,
KE 5-2604
four years ago undertook to Chicago and lodges in St. Louis, for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gach, of will further the program of
support the CARE Food 'Cru- Cincinnati, Memphis, Cleveland, Annchester Rd., who will leave cancer research conducted by
sade in his city. Calling on hun- Los Angeles, San Francisco and shortly to make their home in the AMC, which previously was
Miami, Fla.
known nationally as the Jewish
dreds of his friends and asso- Dayton.
* * *
Greeting the delegates will be
ciates by every means available
SHERMAN COUSINS CLUB Young Adults Schedule
—letter, telephone, and most Mrs. Walter Bronston, of New
often, in person — the tireless York, national president of the is planning its first annual
volunteer has raised enough organization, the oldest still ex- games night at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Oneg Shabbat Today
For fine color movies
The initial oneg shabbat of
money to send 120 tons of food isting women's Jewish women's in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
service
organization
in
the
na-
of your wedding
the
year
will
be
held
by
the
orphans,
widows,
James
Rachleff,
22181
Harding,
to 48,000
refugees and other needy people tion, having been established on Oak Park. Refreshments and Young Adults of Young Israel
Call
April 21, 1846.
prizes are planned. For tickets, at 9 p.m., today, at the home of
in Israel.
In addition to business meet- call EL. 6-0479 or UN. 4-2294.
Risha Cohen, 2668 Burlingame.
The famous CARE $1 Food
* * * - •
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, guest
Crusade package Mr. Stone re- ing, a variety of conferences and
fers to contains 22 pounds of social meetings are planned. A
The JEWISH HERITAGE speaker, will address the gath-
food, including milk powder, skit by members of the local FOUNDATION, a new cultural ering on "Goals and Values in
flour, corn meal and cheese. group will be a highlight of the organization, with headquarters a Changing World." All young
These products from America's Oct. '7 session, which will be- in Los Angeles, has been an- adults are invited to attend.
farm abundance are allocated held at the Northland Center nounced by its founders' com-
■
by the U. S. Government to auditorium.
Two workshops will be held mittee.
CARE, after all requests from
* * *
qualified relief programs in our for delegates and local members.
CARO
PARENTS
ASSOCIA-
own country have been filled. One is a group discussion on
TION will present Rev. John
leadership.
By Your Hosts:
The second will be a panel Angel, associated with the •
Stress 'Positive Judaism'
•
discussion
on "Potentials for Michigan Epilepsy Center, as • •
at AJ Congress Panel
Faye
and Dick Rycus
guest speaker at 8 p.m., today, •
* 5
Volunteer
Service
in
the
Cancer
Three local rabbis will discuss
in room 810 of the Veterans •
"An Approach Toward Positive Therapy program," in which Dr. Memorial Bldg., 151 W. Jeffer- •
1
• DOLLS • DOLL BUGGIES
Judaism in America," based on James Lofstrom, chief of ra- son. A social hour will follow. . 40% Off • PLUSH ANIMALS • ROCKING •
a recent paper by Dr. Melvin diology at Detroit Memorial Hos-
I •
* * *
•
HORSES
Nord, of Wayne State Univer- pital, Dr. Harrison H. Sadler, Dr.
•
The
fifth
annual
CHIL-
Otis
Schorling
and
Prof.
Bar-
•
sity, at a program sponsored by
OTHER
ITEM
RH
E
OT
STO
H E RY
ON TEV
the Business and Professional bara Jewett, all of Wayne State DREN'S BOOK FAIR will open
Nov. 1 and run through Nov.
Chapter. American Jewish Con- University, will participate.
20% off IN
•
United Order of True Sisters, 16 at Detroit's Historical Mu- •
gress, at 8 p.m., Thursday, in
•
•
seum,
Woodward
at
Kirby.
at
the
suggestion
of
the
Atomic
•
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
••
1 Week Only — September 25 - October 1
* * *
•
Energy Commission, began its
19161 Schaefer.
Sen. JACOB K. JAVITS de-
Participants will be Rabbi Is- major philanthropic program of
rael I. Halpern, of Beth Abra- providing grants to hospitals for livered . a- major campaign ad-
ham Synagogue, presenting the radio-isotope treatments for can- dress Thursday. at the Univer-
sity of Michigan in a program
Orthodox point of view; Rabbi cer.
The local chapter has donated sponsored by the campus
Moses Lehrman, Cong. Bnai
Toys • Games • School Supplies • Housewares •
many
grants
to
the
Detroit
Me-
•
Young Republicans. Also on •
Moshe. Conservative; and Rabbi
nr.
Pickford,
UN
2-4924
:
M. Robert Syme, Temple Israel, morial Hospital, and has en- the program was JASON L. •
WYOMING
18289
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dowed it with a radio-isotope H 0 N G M A n, candidate for •
•
Reform.
laboratory and cobalt machine. state Attorney General, and L e•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1
Mrs. Harris Crane is president Sen. CHARLES E. POTTER,
of the Detroit Chapter. Mrs. seeking his second term in the
Alan Colman is chairman of U.S.- Senate.
the Western Conference.

WHAT EVERY BRIDE
SHOULD KNOW .

SID SIEGEL.
TO 8-2705
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Beth Aaron YPL Slates
Dance, Bowling Party

Young People's League of
Beth Aaron Synagogue will
meet at 8 p.m., Wednesday, in
the synagogue, announces Stew-
art Silverman, president. Plans
for a dance. to be held Oct. 15,
will be outlined. Music for the
affair will be furnished by
Larry Roth and his orchestra.
Also planned is a bowling party
on Oct. 4.
Membership in the Beth
Aaron YPL is open to young
men and women, 18 to 25. For
information, c a 1 1 Silverman,
UN. 4-4540, or Madeline Chap-
nick, UN. 4-7014.

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weddings and receptions. And
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Evergreen Cong. Men
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The recently organized Men's
Club of the Evergreen Jewish
Cong. announces that their
opening program Thursday, at
the Sholem Aleichem Institute,
will feature Dr. Lawrence Can-
tow, whose subject will be
"Father Knows Best—A New
Approach."
Members, their wives and
friends are invited to attend.

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Bagley Teacher
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Honored last week by the De-
troit Education Association and
the Detroit Historical Society
for her selection as "teacher
of the month" by the Detroit
Education Association is Fan
Bunin, a sixth grade teacher at
the Bagley School.
The first Jewish teacher to
receive this honor, Miss Bunin
has been teaching at Bagley for
the past 14 years, during which
time she has brought warmth
and understanding to her young
pupils.
A native Detroiter, Miss
Bunin graduated from Northern
High School, received her teach-
er's certificate from Detroit
Teachers College and later
earned her B.S. degree at Wayne
State University.
She is active in PTA activi-
ties, having served with the traf-
fic safety committee and the
PTA newsletter publishing com-
mittee. She is affiliated with
the Detroit, Michigan and Na-
tional Education Associations,
and is a member of the Metro-
politan Detroit Reading Confer-
ence.
Miss Bunin helped to develop
the chapter on reading in a
forthcoming new course of study
for language arts in the Detroit
Elementary Schools.
Recognized for her conscien-
tiousness, loyalty and devotion
to her work, Miss Bunin also is
active in the community as a
United Foundation Torch Drive
volunteer, a member of the
Contributors Society of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra and
the Friends of the Boston Sym-

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