THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, May 15, 1959-20
AZA Car Wash to Aid Service Fund
The second annual service
fund car wash held by Detroit
area members of Alpeh Zadik
Aleph (AZA) will take place
Sunday, at six local gas sta-
tions.
Arrangements have been
made with Don Hough's Service,
Schaefer and James Couzens;
Jerry Nelson's Service, Wyo-
ming and Curtis; Jim and Har-
vey's S e r v i c e, Schaefer and
Clarita; Moe Sternberg's Serv-
ice, Nine Mile and Scotia, Oak
Park; Ricky's Super Service.
Santa Clara and McNichols; and
Sam's Service, 7 Mile and Coyle.
Over 350 AZA members will
wash cars, donating all of the
proceeds to the International
AZA Service Fund.
The fund provides scholar-
ships for youth to visit in Is-
rael, provides money for
UNICEF (United Nations Inter-
national Children's Emergency
Fund), is used to renovate the
chapel at Camp Bnai Brith and
provide scholarships for youth
leadership training.
Cars will be washed at all
stations, from 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., at $1 per car, according
to Mickey Heideman, of Bran-
deis AZA, chairman of the pro-
gram. For information, call
him at UN 4-5236, or BBYO
headquarters, VE 8-4487.
DIRECTORY
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COUNTRY DAY CAMP
FOR CHILDREN 3 to 13
30 minutes from Detroit
Wixom, Mich.
SERVING N.W. DETROIT AND SUBURBS SINCE 1947.
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
FARBAND
CAMP
31st Year
CHELSEA, MICH.
BOYS and GIRLS 5-15
4 WEEKS $190
8 WEEKS $375
2 WEEKS $100
Saul Sinkoff, Manager
Emanuel Mark, Director
LI 5-2969
UN 4-0730
MIDWEST CAMP HABONIM — Three Rivers, Mich.
150 Miles from Detroit
Boys & Girls 10-17
Regular Camp Program
Cultural Agenda Stressing Judaism, Israel and Hebrew
Half Season — $175
Full Season — $335
CALL OFFICE: DI 1 - 9666 or MRS. H. PINCUS, KE 3 - 0216
CAMP
HIAWATHA
For Boys, 5 to 16—For Girls, 5-14. Located 190
miles north of Detroit on Private Lake near the
Beautiful Au Sable River and Huron National
Forest. Experienced leadership. Mature staff. Full
camping program. Outdoor theatre for dramatics.
For Details, Write or Call Mrs. Louis Harley
UN. 4-1135
Detroit
17325 Fairfield
CAMP KTON TON DAY CAMP
Designed to fit the needs of Jewish Children
C.I.T. Program 12-15 Years
4-12 Years Old
WELL ROUNDED SUMMER PROGRAM
Located at Beth Shalom Synagogue — Oak Park
Directors:
Dorothy Brindze — UN 4-4785
CAMP
MACCABEE
Ronald Balan — KE 7.0294
Pelican Lake, Wisconsin
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,
Bar Mizvah if needed. M.D. and 2 Registered Nurses
on camp grounds at all times.
Detroit Office: Isadore J. Goldstein, 19600 Appleton, KEnwood 2-7629
MICHIGAMA HILLS
CAMP MICHIGAMA
(For Girls)
(For Boys)
"The Greatest Name in Camping"
For Boys and Girls 6 - 15
West Branch, Michigan
Herman Fishman and Mickey Fishman, Directors
Ll. 2-7455
UN. 2-7618
CAMP
NAHELU
(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
CAMP PETOSEGA
Petoskey, Michigan
Four-Week and Eight-Week Camperships Available
Leonard P. Baruch — Directors — Betrand Sandweiss
18696 Santa Rosa, Detroit 21, Michigan
LI 6-0522
UN 4-7629
PINE CREST RANCH
FOR BOYS 7 to 15
(35 Miles from Detroit)
Brighton, Mich.
OUTDOOR LIVING with a WESTERN THEME
OUTSTANDING STAFF - FINEST FOOD - MODERN FACILITIES
Minimum Enrollment — 2 Weeks
DIRECTOR: MORT KANFER, M. ED. — MA 6-6308 — VE 7-6701
Boys and Girls 4 - 5
PLEASANT
DAY CAMP
Boys and Girls 6 - 12
Licensed by The State of Michigan .
A varied program for a healthful,
interesting and safe summer vacation.
Max Pleasant, Director
KE 5-1083 or LI 7-1471
GR 6-0105
REGISTER NOW — CAMP SHOMRIA
The camp with Israeli content — Wilderness State Park at Lake
Huron — Ages 11 thru 16. 3 weeks — $100. Israeli Director, Mr.
Gershon Hoffman. For further information, WE 4-0708 or UN 1-5299.
CAMP
TANUGA
Doctor on premises-Ratio of 1 counselor to 4
campers. 1400 acres. Complete land and water
sports. Friday night services. Horseback riding
Aaron Gornbein and Bernard Friedman, Directors
17315 MUIRLAND
Detroit
UN. 4.5804
Bnai Brith, JWV Sponsor
Joint Blood Bank Drive
Bnai Brith Activities
PISGAH LODGE invites fam-
ily and friends to attend an
open meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
An Institute on Judaism, the
program will feature a panel
discussion by Rabbi M. Robert
Syme, - of Temple Israel, and
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, of Beth
Abraham Synagogue. Vocal
selections will be presented by
Adas Shalom's Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel, who will be accom-
panied by Bella Goldberg. The
three recent winners of the
BBYO regional story-telling
contest, Barbara Onrich, Rich-
ard Wishnetsky and Leslye
Michlin, will be presented.
Mrs. David M. Pancer, in-
stallation chairman of the
Rabbi MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER, announces that an-
nual ceremonies will be held
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the
Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer, when Mrs. Samuel
Gold, past Council president,
will install the following: Mes-
dames Isaac C. Benaim, presi-
dent; Louis Kramer, Eva Liner
and Jack Fine, vice-presidents;
Sol Poskel, treasurer; David M.
Pancer, Philip Goren, Bernard
Dosie, Sadie Krell and Abe
Kole, secretaries; Joseph Sha-
piro, guide; Arthur Rothenberg,
sentinel; S'am Grad, historian;
Jack Brickner, monitress; and
Harry Schore, Jack Brickner,
Faye Feldman, Louis Richman
and Irving Kanfer, trustees.
Board members are Mesdames
Joseph Greenberg, Ruth Trai-
son, Isadore Olshansky, Ruth
Garvin, Morris Goldstein, Ben
Fisk, Louis Savine, Morris
Golden, Mark Stearns, Louis
Feldman, Fred Brown, Frank
Amber, Sidney Guyer, James
Federico and David Greene.
Mrs. Bessie Jaslove will enter-
tain with a number of English
and Yiddish songs, accom-
panied by Belle Manning at the
piano. A reception will follow
Guests are invited.
* * *
GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
TER will hold its annual mother
and daughter banquet at 6:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer. Installation of new officers
and the presenation of a play
will highlight the evening. For
reservations, call Mrs. Frances
Penskar, chairman, KE. 5-7078.
* *
YUSTER - ROSENBERG
CHAPTER will hold its second
annual mother and daughter in-
stallation dinner at 6:30 p.m.,
Thursday, at Rainbow Terrace.
Mrs. B. Felk will install new
officers, and there will be a
fashion show by a local firm.
Among the prizes to be award-
ed is a two-day vacation at the
Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake,
N.Y. For reservations, call Lor-
raine Kuhn, chairman, UN.
2-9507.
* * *
IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE will
hold its annual games night pro-
gram at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, at
the Sholem Aleichem Institute,
19350 Greenfield, under the
chairmanship of Lou Segel. A
carnival atmosphere will prevail,
including hot dogs and cold
drinks, and prizes will be award-
ed. Tickets are available at the
door. Proceeds will go to vari-
ous Bnai Brith philanthropies.
*
The 13th annual mother and
daughter banquet and installa-
tion of LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
CHAPTER will take place at
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the May-
fair Room, 19161 Schaefer. Offi-
cers to be inducted are Mes-
dames Bill Cohen, president;
Edward Pacernack, Isadore Ma-
len and Henry Gotliffe, vice-
presidents; Gordon Warsaw,
treasurer; Ann Eisler, William
Weiner, Milton Herman, Nate
Gold and - Bernard Ledger, sec-
retaries; Joseph Smaller, senti-
nel; Joseph Eichner, historian;
Willard Zamsky, guide; and
Morris Pleason, counselor. Mrs.
Philip Fealk will be installing
officer. For reservations, call
Betty Zamsky, UN. 3-8461; or
Dora Freeman, LI. 7-6206.
Center Softball Leagues
Still Being Formed
More than 500 juniors, teens
and adults are now playing
softball in leagues organized by
the Jewish Community Center
on Sunday mornings and after-
noons.
There are 200 boys playing
in the junior program (9- to 12-
year-olds) on Sunday afternoons
at MacDowell School; 20 clubs
in the teen division, which plays
at Mumford High School (B
League) and Luger Field (A
League); and many adults, who
are still forming teams at the
Schulze School on Sunday morn-
ings.
Michigan Jewish War Veter-
erans and Bnai Brith are co-
sponsoring a blood drive from
6 to 12 p.m.„ on May 25, at
Clinton School in Oak Park and
on May 26, at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, 7045 Curtis. Blood
donations can be credited either
to individual JWV posts or to
Bnai Brith Lodges.
Bale Post and Department
blood chairman Ted Bale is
handling arrangements
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Stevie Sugerman says:
"In the spring, .a young
man's fancy lightly turns
to thoughts of . . . .
THUNDERBIRD."
Music and Entertainment
and his Orchestra
DI. 1-1609
S. LEIBICK
THUNDERBIRD
DAY CAMP
Finest in Child Photography
Wedding - Bar Mitzvahs Candids
Restoring Old Photographs
Call UN 2-6063
Without Obligation
7-0294
EL 6-5951g
Children's House
A SUMMER DAY CAMP FOR ALL CHILDREN
• Unique Experience in Group Living
• Professional Teaching Staff • Excellent Permanent Facilities
NURSERY 3-5 YEARS
SCHOOL AGE 6-12
TWO 4 WEEK PERIODS----June 22-AUGUST 14
ALBERT ZACK, Director — CALL DI 1-8673
FOR YOUR CHILD'S SUMMER VACATION
CAMP "KINDERLAND"
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW
Season Opens July 6th
For Boys and Girls — Ages 7 to 14
Camp Kinderland is operated on a strictly non-profit basis by the
Chicago Workmen's Circle. — The prices therefore are very
reasonable.
• Beach Parties • Camp Fires • Arts and Crafts
• Horsemanship • Athletic and Swimming Facilities
• Hay Rides • Movies and Many Other Activities
A well trained staff of excellent counselors will guide and
watch your child 24 hours a day.
FOR INFORMATION PHONE
WEbster 3-8046
Detroit Registrar, Rose Sigal, 4213 Waverly, Detroit 38, Mich.
SHOLEM ALEICHEM
Summer Day Camp
Greenfield near 7 Mile Road
For Boys and Girls — Ages 5-11
Season: June 22nd through August 17th
• Swimming and Sports at OUR SITE
at Kensington Park
• Trips
• Arts and Crafts
• Hebrew and Jewish Songs and Stories
• Air-Conditioned Building
A rich and varied recreational experience in addition
to continuing your child's Jewish experiences
throughout the year.
Camp Director: Mr. Irving Zeitlin
For Information Call VE 8-7440