JWV Activities
Lt. ELI LEVIN POST and
AUXILIARY will install newly-
elected officers at ceremonies
planned for Sunday evening,
in the Memorial Home. Being
inducted by the Post are Mau-
rice Bordelove, commander;
Irving B. Feldman and Jack
Kraizman, vice - commanders;
Abe Levin, adjutant; Sol M.
Hoberman, quartermaster; Ben
Shiffman, chaplain; Sam Ma-
gid, judge advocate. Auxiliary
officers who will be installed
are Gertrude Hoberman, presi-
dent; Ida Phillips and Kate
Dworin, vice-presidents; Lillian
Braunstein, treasurer; Esther
-Singerman, chaplain; Jennie
Wish, conductress; Emily Cut-
ler, historian; Mary Super, pa-
triotic instructress; Ruth Gold-
sher, guard; Ruby Tompkins
and Luba Lupiloff, trustees;
Jeanne Polansky, secretary;
and Freda Shiffman, hospital
chairman.
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Talented Mumford musicians
and vocal groups are busy
making final preparations for
the annual Spring Concert, to
- MISS SHARON SANDERS
be held at 8 p.m., today, in the
school auditorium.
At a recent dinner party, Mr.
Featured as soloists will be
and Mrs. Edward Sanders, of
Frances Cooperman, Robert Rus-
Santa Rosa Dr., announced the
kin, Henry Shevitz,' Susan
engagement of their daughter,
Struss and Robert Toumajian.
Sharon Hope, to Samuel Katz,
Groups participating in the per-
of Oak Park, Mich. An Aug. 15
formance will be the band, or-
wedding is planned.
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chestra, chamber orchestra,
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY girls' vocal ensemble, girlt' glee
Home for Aged Aux. will meet Monday evening, at club, and the barbershop
the home of Sarah Kaminsky, quartet.
Installs New Officers
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Following elections held re- 23431 Harriet Ct., Oak Park.
In recognition of their out-
cently by the Jewish Home for Co-hostess will be Sara Lankin.
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standing work in high school
Aged Women's Auxiliary, the
Lt.
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GREEN AUXIL- publications, 13 seniors were re-
following officers were in-
IARY will meet Tuesday eve- cently initiated into Quill and
stalled:
Mesdames Jack Fishman, ning, at the Memorial Home, Scroll, national high school hon-
vice-president; George Bass, when details of the coming past orary society for journalism
Harry Berlin, Philip Cameron, presidents' banquet on June students. Newly-initiated mem-
Lou Robbins, Sam Barr, Hy- 27, at Club Gay Haven will be bers of the Mercury staff are:
man Friedman, Joseph Wolfe, announced by Mrs. Marcus Chuckle Jacobowitz, Michael
Morris Snyder and Jack Scheinker, senior vice - presi- Pollack, Linda Reistman, David
Rottenberg, Jay Schumaker and
Fisher, secretaries; Joseph Ja- dent.
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Jerold Starr. Also initiated are
cobs, treasurer; I. E. Goodman,
DEPARTMENT OF MICHI- Capri staff members Steve
parlimentarian; and Herman
GAN- AUXILIARY will begin Bodzin, Mel Barclay, Marsha
Bregman, simcha-memorial.
Committee chairmen ap- its joint husband and wife sum- Kanter, Jerome Starr, Jeffrey
pointed include Mesdames mer bowling season at 9:30 Tigay, Doreen Weiner and
David Lichtman, Bernard Su- p.m., June 13, at Rol-A-Wile Michael Weinstein.
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cenic, Harry Meer, Max Ost- Recreation. Members interested
Members of the Current Af-
row, Meyer Silverman, Dan Le- in joining the league should
Vine, Sol Grand, Sidney Freed, call Mrs. Ruth Weiss, UN. 4- fairs Club spent May 21 visit-
ing the State capitol building
Ben Feldstein, Morris Gerber, 8736.
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and- attending a meeting of the
William Belinsky, Albert
A salute to the state of Is- State Legislature in Lansing.
Dutsch, Jonas Torgow and Mor-
rael will mark a joint installa- The students talked informally
ris Surath.
tion evening planned by Pfc. with Stanley Kowalski, Demo-
JOSEPH L. BALE POST and cratic floor leader of the House,
Bialistoker Society Plans
this Tuesday, at and John Swainson, Lieutenant
Indoor Picnic, Games Party AUILIARY
the Memorial Home. Rev. Wil- Governor.
The annual indoor picnic liam B. Sperry, a leading mem-
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and games party of the Biali- ber of the Detroit Chapter of
Mumfordite Eddy Stein took
stoker Western Aid Society the American-Christian Pales- second place in the West Side
will take place from 12 noon tine Committee, who has vis- Detroit District finals of the
to 12 midnight, on Sunday, at ited and lectured on the Mid- Knights of Pythias oratorical
Jericho Temple, 18495 Wy- dle East, will be guest speaker. contest, held May 18, at Mum-
oming.
New Post officers to be in- ford. Eddy's speech was en-
A full-course dinner will be stalled are Raymond Newman, titled "Andrew Jackson — My
served, and there will be en- commander; Philip Layne and Favorite Character in History."
tertainment and prizes. All Ted Krass, vice-commanders;
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friends and landsleit are in- C a r m i Slomovitz, adjutant;
With their 5-1 victory over
vited to participate. Proceeds Howard Waterstone, quarter- Cody High, the boys tennis
aid group projects here and in master; Albert Fagenson, judge team retained the City Cham-
Israel.
advocate; and Irving Yura, pionship for the second con-
trustee. New Auxiliary officers secutive season. This year's un-
are Edith Bale, president; defeated team consisted of
Esther Gold and Shirley Leet, Paulo Silva, captain, Barry
vice-presidents; Florence Bar- Bershad, Bob Blondy, Dennis
Enjoy this
nett, treasurer; Rita Leeds, pa- Brook, Howard Caplan, Mel
triotic instructress; Carol Burke, Chase, Mike Grayson, Larry
Delicious
historian; Estelle Minus, con- Jackier, Gary Kukes, Richard
ductress; Nettie Kushner, chap- Leach and John * Ownes.
lain;
Delores Bale, Gertrude
Dessert Treat
Amateur dramatists from
Kraft and Miriam Cantor, Cooley were hosted in a "talent
trustees. Friends are invited exchange" held May 20, at Mum-
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to attend.
ford. Members of each drama
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club presented scenes and
At
recent
installation
cere-
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monologues and discussed their
monies conducted by DETROIT various projects. The Mumford-
AUXILIARY, t h e following ites will visit Cooley next
new officers were inducted: month.
B e 11 e Bercowitz, president;
Hannah Seinwell and Yetta
Stearns, vice-presidents; • Vera Slate Sophie Tucker
Zendell, treasurer; Minnie Event for AMCD Here
Hart, chaplain; Rose Kay,
Sophie Tucker will be guest
guard; Florence Wittenberg, artist at the fifth annual din-
secretary; Rose Cowan, patri- ner-dance of New Life Chapter
otic instructress; May Gins- of the American Medical Center
burg, historian; and Hattie at Denver, on June 17, at the
Cohen, Ida Schlein and Bertha Elmwood Casino, announces
Schapp, trustees. Rose Cowan Mrs. Irving Chaiken, Chapter
was installing officer, and was president.
The Medical Center is en-
assisted by May Ginsburg.
gaged in cancer research and
offers unlimited hospitalization
CARD OF THANKS
care to cancer patients.
The family of the late Jacob
Reservations for the dinner-
Brenner acknowledges with dance may be made by calling
Get it at your
grateful appreciation the many UN 3-6574 or LI 8-8123. Dinner-
favorite Super Market kind expressions of sympathy dance chairmen are Mesdames
extended by relatives and Edward Epstein, Sam Goren,
Carry-Out Food Store
friends .during the family's, re- Jerry Eaton and Manuel
or Restaurant
cent bereavement.
Kravetz.
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Galician Society Plans
Nusbaum Memorial
Radomer Society, Auxiliary
Schedule Surprise Party
Radomer Aid Society and its
Ladies Auxiliary will honor one
of its oldest members at a sur-
prise party planned for 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the Work-
men's Circle Center, 18340 W.
7 Mile. Israeli movies, games
and refreshments are planned.
The Auxiliary is planning a
rummage sale, to be held June
8, at a store on Linwood and
Puritan. For information, call
Mrs. Sol Ager, president, LI
6-1860; or Mrs. Rose Tuttleman,
LI 5-3957.
A memorial tribute honoring
the late Mr. Abe Nusbaum will
be held by the First Galician
Society of Detroit at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in Beth Abraham
Synagogue's Nusbaum H a 11 ,
which is named for him.
According
to Sam Kau-
fer, society
president,
Rabbi Israel
I. Halpern will
preside at the
memorial, and
Rabbi Sam-
uel H. Prero
will deliver
the memorial
Mr. Nusbaum
address.
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman
and the Beth Abraham choir,
directed by Israel Fuchs, will
chant the liturgical portions of
the service. The public is in-
vited to attend.
Council Institute for
Programming June 15
The annual Institute for Pro-
gram Planners of Counoil-
affiliated organizations will be
held June 15, in the Workmen's
Circle Center, 18340 W. Seven
Mile Road, announces Dr. Sam-
uel Krohn, chairman of the
internal relations committee of
the Jewish Community Council
who is chairman of this special
institute.
Sholem Aleichem Couples
Set Shavuot Workshop
A newly-organized group of
young married couples with
children attending the Sholem
Aleichem School will hold a
pre - holiday celebration and
w o r k s h o p, "Introduction to
Shavuot,". on June 5, at the
Institute, 19350 Greenfield.
All interested parents and
friends are invited to attend
the program and other planned
events of the group. For infor-
mation, call Irving Geitlin, VE.
8-7440, or Natalie Reegen, UN.
4-8332.
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