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THE DETROIT JEW ISH NEWS—Fr iday, April

Handleman-Sadoff
Rites Set June 21

MISS JOAN HANDLEMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Handle-
man, of Detroit, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Joan Ara, to Robert Leslie
Sadoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sadoff, of Minneapolis, Minn.
Miss Handleman is in her se-
nior year at the University of
Minnesota college of education,
where she is affiliated with Al-
pha Epsilon Phi sorority.
Her fiance, a senior in the
university's medical school, re-
ceived his bachelor's degree
cum laude. He is a member of
Phi Beta Kappa and is president
of Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity.
Following a June 21 wedding,
the couple will take up resi-
dence in Los Angeles, Calif.

Mittleshul Parents Set
Conference Wednesday

Parents of children enrolled
in the Mittleshul (United Jew-
ish High School) are invited to
attend a progress and planning
meeting at 9 p.m., Wednesday,
at the Esther Berman Building,
18977 Schaefer, announces Mitl-
shul Farvaltung president W.
Snyder.
Parents' committee chairmen
Mesdames S. Kessler and J.
Tucker advise that reports on
children's progress and plans
for the May 26 graduation cere-
monies will be discussed.

Seymour Lippmann, a tire
research scientist for the
United States Rubber Co., is
credited this week with invent-
ing a new method to eliminate
much of the noise caused by
auto tires.
Working with Arthur Grant
in the company's development
department here, Lippman
learned that certain patterns
on the tread minimize noise.
By following certain pro-
cedures that are now being
patented, the two researchers
were able to eliminate noise
and scramble the rest by. hav-
ing it mix with normal traffic
sounds.
U.S. Rubber is currently
applying the inventors' formula
to all passenger tires, giving
"corner squeal" particular at-
tention by shaping the tire
edge.
Lippmann, who lives at 16859
Griggs, is married to a Detroit
girl, the former Annette Ag-
ranoff. The couple have two
sons, Raymond, 11, and Martin,
9, and a daughter, Susan, 2.
The engineer was born in
Brooklyn and educated at the
Cooper Union Institute of
Technology. He graduated in
1942, and joined U.S. Rubber
that same year.

Marguerite Kozenn Chajes
Featured in Radio Series

Marguerite Kozenn Chajes
will act as annotator in a
monthly series of musical
travelogues on Wayne State
University radio station, WDET-
FM (101.9 mc), it is announced
by the station.
The first in the series, "A
Musical Travelogue of Austria,"
will be aired at 7 p.m., Satur-
day. It will feature a discussion
of the contributions of Austrian
composers to world music
literature with illustrations
from both classical and folk
works.

DIRECTORY

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Gershon Hoffman. For further information, WE 4-0708 or UN 1-5299.

CAMP
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CAMP
MACCABEE

(Ortonville, Mich. . . . 29th Year)

Boys and Girls 5-16
4 or 8 Week Camp Periods

Stanley Michaels, Director

19647 Roslyn, Detroit 21, Mich.

UN 4-4220

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An exclusive camp for boys and girls ages 7.15
catering to the individual needs of the child. Com-
plete sports program including sailboating and
riding. Tutoring in Hebrew, piano, school subjects,
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on camp grounds at all times.
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CAMP
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Doctor on premises—Ratio of 1 counselor to 4
campers. 1400 acres. Complete land and water
sports. Friday night services. Horseback riding

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FOR CHILDREN 3 to 13

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SERVING N.W. DETROIT AND SUBURBS SINCE

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NO CHARGE FOR HOT LUNCHES OR TRANSPORTATION
ON OUR OWN CAMP GROUNDS—A TOUCH OF THE WEST

DIRECTOR: MORT KANFER, M. ED. — MA 6-6308 — VE 7-6701

A wonderful summer for
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boys and girls
Ages 4-6; 7-13

Give your child the very best
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Women of Alpha Omega Schedule
Annual Donor Lunch, Fashion Show

Making plans
for their annual
donor luncheon
a r e these mem-
bers of the De-
troit Women of
Alpha Omega,
left to right, top
r o w, Mesdames
PHILLIP SHER-
M A N, MAX
PARKER and
HENRY GREEN;
bottom, Mes-
dames DAVID
DASKAL and
ABE PEARL-
MAN. Not pic-
tured is Mrs.
David Freedman.

The Detroit Women of Alpha
Omega dental fraternity will
hold their anual donor lunch-
eon on April 14, at Temple
Israel. The project implements
the many philanthropic contri-
butions of the organization.
Mrs. Abe Pearlman, vice-
president of fund - raising, is
chairman of the luncheon, and
is asisted by Mesdames Phillip
S h e r m a n, Max Parker and
David Freedman, as co-chair-
man.
Lewis Norman, a favorite of
New York cafe society whose
comedy repertoire has capti-
vated audiences throughout the
country, will highlight the
luncheon program.
Auxiliary members will be
featured as models in a "Modes
for M'Lady" fashion show, fea-
turing original designs by Offen
Furs.
There also will be a number
of prizes awarded, including a
week's vacation for two at a
Miami Beach hotel. Mrs. Henry
Green, past president of the
Detroit and Michigan Dental

A tuberculin test will tell you
if you have TB germs in your
body. If you do, you can avoid
stresses which might cause you
to break down with the disease.

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and His Orchestra

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a Vivid Picture Story
of Your 'Simcha' Call

For

S. LE1BICK

Of the Amedah Studio

UN 2-6063

For Free Consultation

Dinner at

Auxiliaries, will be the after-
noon's toastmistress.
Mrs. David Daskal, president
of the Alpha Omega Women,
invites the community to
participate.

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a AFTER
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INN Activities

o Horseback Riding

•

AR Sports

Mrs. Harold Jacobs, presi-
a Overnight Pack Trips
• Fencing
dent of Lt. ROY F. GREEN
• Camperaft-Cookery
• Swimming - Boating
AUXILIARY, announces that
• Rifle - Archery
• Nature Lore - Hikes
election of officers will take
place Tuesday evening, in the
Outstanding Staff—Finest Food—Modern Facilities
Memorial Home.
MINIMUM ENROLLMENT TWO WEEKS
* * *
Director: Mort Kanfer, M. Ed. — MA 6-6308 — VI 7 6701
DETROIT AUXILIARY will
meet at 1 p.m., Wednesday, in
the Memorial Home to sew
ol
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cancer pads for the Red Cross.
The
Habonim
Workshop
group
is
leaving
for
Israel
in ci
Members interested in sewing
are urged to attend and to a September. We, members, are interested in part time
bring clean white material. To I work now and full time work for the summer.
contribute white material, call
* Babysitting
Mrs. Belle Bercowitz, presi-
El
dent, SU 8-1785.
ae Nonclerical Office Work
* * *
* 5 * Stock Boys
Lt. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
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Selling
AUXILIARY will hold a moth-
er and daughter dinner and El '** Tutoring: in all elementary school subjects;
installation of officers on May
in French; Hebrew, and Chemistry.
El
12.
* * *
Call Habonim — Dl 1-9666
El
Lt. ELI LEVIN POST will
hold third nominations and
election of officers at 8:30
p.m., Monday, in the Memo-
rial Home, according to Sam
Magid, Post commander.
* * *
24350 SOUTHFIELD RD. at 91/2 MILE RD..
CHARLES & AARON KO-
Cordially invites
GAN AUXILIARY will elect
new officers at 8:30 p.m., Thurs-
THE
JEWISH
COMMUNITY
OF DETROIT AND
day, in the home of Helen
SUBURBS
TO
TRADITIONAL
PASSOVER
Kogan, 18911 Ashton. A social
SERVICES
hour will follow.
* * *
Thursday and Friday, April 23 and 24
YETZ - COHEN AUIXILARY
Monday
and Tuesday, April 29 and 30
will meet on Monday evening
8:30 A.M. until Noon
at the Memorial Home. Final
Sermons by Rabbi Hayim Donin
nominations and election of
officers will be held. Hostesses
Liturgy by Cantor Hyman J. Adler,
for the evening are Mary
assisted by 16 Voice Bnai David Choir
Shulman and Betty Spinner.
For inquiries as to:
Couples Club to Meet
Membership, Religious School, Adult Study Classes ;
Beth Abrham. Couples Club
Sisterhood, Men's Club, Boy Scouts, Youth Group,
will hold a social meeting on
Monday evening, in the home
Minyan Club and facilities for Bar Mitzvah, Wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rubin,
and Social Events
20300 Greenview. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Charlotte Bern-
Phone EL 6-8210
son, KE 7-9322, or Mrs. Beverly
Keil, LI 7-0838.

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