THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Fr iday, November 7, 1958-24
New Activities Getting Under Way
for Youth at Davison Jewish Center
Among activities now getting
underway at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center two new facili-
ties for teen-tween members
were begun this week at the
Davison Branch.
Blue Grotto, a teen-tween
canteen will be open every
Thursday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
under the supervision of Ieda
Bernstein, and Richard Rusnak.
There will be dancing to re-
corded music.
Another canteen program at
7:30 p.m., Tuesdays, w ill
include roller - skating a n d
dancing. Other special activi-
ties for these Tuesday night
gatherings will begin in the
near future.
Jewish Community Center
Cub Pack No. 369 is open to
boys 8 to 11 years of age who
are Center members. Previous
affiliation is unnecessary.
More than 300 youngsters in
the teen, tween and junior age
brackets are expected to com-
pete in the Center's expanded
basketball league program this
year.
League competition was
scheduled to begin for the ju-
niors last Saturday night and
will run through the winter on
Saturday nights. Nine- and 10-
year-olds will meet from 7 to 8
p.m., and 11- and 12-year-olds,
from 8 to 9 p.m. All games are
in the Davison branch gym,
4059 W. Davison.
Teen and tween clubs will
launch their season on Nov. 9.
Their games will be played in
the Davison gym on Sunday
afternoon and Monday and
Wednesday evenings.
The basketball program has
been planned by the athletic
council. League supervisor for
the teen-tween clubs will be
Norman Schimelman.
Teams will be grouped ac-
cording to age and ability, in
two divisions. The average age
of club members making up
the "A" league will be from
15 to 17. In the "B" league
this will be 13 to 15.
The junior basketball pro-
gram is sponsored by the Cen-
ter and the Hannah Schloss
Old Timers and the program is
free. Registration for this
ended Nov. 1. It will be limited
to Center members on a first
come first served basis. •
All juniors must first make
an appointment with the junior
department for an intake inter-
view.
Many volunteer fathers are
needed for coaching, score-
keeping and time keeping.
They, too, can register at the
Davison branch.
Instruction in boxing,
weightlifting, tumbling . a n d
fencing is also available at the
Davison Branch. .
Nate Coleman will instruct
boxing, weightlifting and tumb-
ling on Tuesday night for boys
14 and over. Ted Kaczander
will teach fencing for both
boys and girls on Monday and
Wednesday afternoons at 4
p.m.
There are no fees for these
classes.
For further information on
any of the athletic programs
call Norman Schimelman, WE.
3-7380.
Hebrew Ladies Aid
Donor on Monday
To Wed Dec. 21
MISS HELAINE WOLFE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Wolfe, of Ottawa Dr., Pontiac,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helaine, to Her-
bert Boss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Boss, of Erie Dr., Or-
chard Lake, Mich. A Dec. 21
wedding date has been set.
Council Speaker to Give
Colostomy-Ileostomy
Story
of Southern Jewry
Aid Group Sets Meeting
Q-T Detroit, Inc., a mutual
aid group for colostomy and
ileostomy patients and former
patients, will meet at 2 p.m.,
Sunday, at Mt. Carmel Hos-
pital. David A. Gutman will
demonstrate the therapeutic
value of hypnotism at the meet-
ing.
The group was organized for
the purpose of helping mem-
bers over the difficulties pre-
ceding and following colostomic
or ileostomic surgery. Any per-
son facing this surgery or who
have already undergone it and
are interested in joining this
group may call Tillie Bieman,
chairman, VE 8-8605. Members
will also visit any hospitalized
patient in these fields on re-
quest.
Temple Players
Stage Arty Show
Norman Perlstein, director of
information for the Jewish
Community Council, will be
guest speaker at a meeting of
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or-
ganization of America at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Jacobson,
23260 Oneida, Oak Park.
His talk on "The Position of
the Jews in the South" will be
followed by a question and an-
swer period. A social hour will
follow. Guests are invited.
Dave Diamond
Orchestra - Entertainment
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Harry Golden to Appear
Monday, at Temple Beth El
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ANSWERING SERVICE
Harry L. Golden, author of
the nation's number one non-
f i c t i o n best-seller, "Only in
America," will occupy the pul-
pit of Pontiac's Temple Beth
Jacob at 8:30 p.m. sabbath serv-
ices today.
G o 1 d e n, publisher of the
Carolina Israelite, is a personal
friend and former congregiant
of Rabbi Nathan Hershfield,
spiritual leader of the Pontiac
temple.
The address by Golden, which
will be the same as the title of
his book," is sponsored by the
family education committee of
the temple Sisterhood.
The service is open to the
public.
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"R eclining Figure," the
and His Orchestra
Broadway hit written by Harry
Kurnitz, will be presented by
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the Temple Players, Nov. 15
to 17, in the Brown Memorial
Chapel of Temple Beth El.
Let Us Plan Your Affair
The play, a three-act comedy,
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tells the story of an eccentric
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Wayburn, Dick Hughes, Saul
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Silver and Jack Fromm.
The subject of the play being
art, a specially - arranged art
show will be shown in the
adjacent Franklin Memorial
Hall. The works of some of De-
troit's outstanding artists, as
well as members of Temple
For consultation at your sss
Beth El, will be exhibited.
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Among the works to be dis-
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members of the cast or at the
"YOU RING - - - WE BRING"
box office on the evenings of
each performance. Curtain time
is 8:30 p.m.
The 26th annual donor lunch-
eon of the Hebrew Ladies Aid
Society will take place at 12:30
p.m., Monday, at Holiday Manor,
it is announced by Mrs. Julius
Ring, president.
Under the overall chairman-
ship of Mrs.
David Weiss,
the luncheon
will highlight
an address by
Rabbi Moses
Lehrman and
a musical pro-
gram by Wyn
Garden L a n-
d i s , popular
o cal singer,
Mrs. Ring who will be
accompanied by Lilliam Zell-
20,000,000 Diplomat
man.
Arranging the program is
Hotel - Country Club
Louis Kepes, while Mes-
Set for Dec. Opening Mrs.
dames Abe Miller and Alex
A new approach to vacation Fish will give the invocation
living will be presented the hol- and benediction, respectively.
idaying public when the new A number of prizes will be
Diplomat Hotel and Country awarded.
Club is unveiled with a week of
Also contributing to the suc-
festivities in mid-December, ac- cess of the organization, which
cording to George E. Fox, man- is celebrating its 47th anniver-
aging director.
sary of providing assistance to
Fox said that the hotel would the sick and needy, are Mrs. Adas Shalom Women
be ready for guests by Dec. 1, Joseph Rosenthal, yearbook
but that the first 10 days will chairman; Mrs. Allen Janawitz, to Hear from Youth
Adas Shalom Sisterhood will
be devoted to a "general shake- darlings and memorians; and
meet at 12:30 p.m., Monday, in
down" before the VIP's arrive. Mrs. Joseph White, tickets.
the synagogue social hall, when
He added that construction is
Noam Shudofsky, newly-
progressing on schedule on the Wayne Sororities
appointed youth activities direc-
$20,000,000 project, established
tor, will be introduced.
by Samuel Friedland, national Name New Pledges
With Shudofsky will appear
food chain operator.
Three Wayne State Univer-
Considerable emphasis has sity sororities, Iota Alpha Pi, numerous youth leaders who
been placed on the culinary Phi Sigma Sigma and Delta Phi will explain the purpose of
operation, headed by Sol W. Epsilon, have announced their their various organizations.
They include Paul Stern, USY;
Geltman as executive food di- pledges for the fall semester.
Jeffrey Tigay, LTF; Jerry Lax,
rector. GeItman has made an
Listed by Iota Alpha Pi are
exhaustive study on the eating Pearl Konek, Sidell Lewis, Mad- Junior Congregation; Leon
desires of Florida visitors and eline Shapiro and Sim Stovack. Waldman, Camp Ramah; and
Rochelle Kraft, Israel pilgrim-
has menus, including a tremen-
Phi Sigma girls are pledging
dous range of specialties, to of- Rissa Haas, Carolyn Kushnir, age.
Mrs. Harry Nachman is chair-
fer an all-inclusive blueprint Sandra Levitt, Lois Rosner and
man in charge of pr o g r a in,
for gourmets from the four cor- Layne Swartz, of Windsor.
while Mrs. Nathan Glenner is
ners of the world.
Delta Phis list among their
Material from 15 countries is pledges Suellen Bloom, Janice serving as the day's chairman.
being used in construction of Brown, Judie Copley, Marlene
the hotel proper. Architect Epstein, Barbara Krakow, Rosa- Town and Country Club
Norman Giller and Interior Dec- lyn Marx, Flora Sandweiss, Re- Sets Games Party
orator Franklin Hughes have nee Schiff, E d i e Schreiber,
Town and Country Club will
imported precious marble from Adrianne Weinert and Sylvia
hold a games party for all
Italy, colorful tiles from Japan Wolfe.
members, at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 19,
and even volcanic rock, to be
at Rainbow Terrace.
used in the gardens, from the
Memorialize Anne Frank
Dr. Ben Brand, chairman of
ruins of Pompeii, destroyed by
THE HAGUE (JTA) — The the entertainment committee,
Mt. Vesuvious in 79 A. D.
During the summer months city council of Utrecht has announces that prizes, includ-
an additional 500 trees have voted to rename a city square ing turkeys and other food
been planted around the 18 for Anne Frank, the murdered items, will be awarded. Other
holes of the golf course for teen-age Jewish girl whose members of the committee in-
shade. The driveway leading to diary, while a fugitive from the clude Mrs. Helen Brand, Mr.
the country club has been lined Nazis in Holland, has attained and Mrs. Phil Levant and Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Freedland.
worldwide circulation.
with 62 Royal palm trees.
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