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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS ;— Friday, Sept. IS, 1959 --
Small Donors
Do • King-Sized
Job for Sinai
November Date
Set by 1Viss Jac
Evidence that it isn't how
much you give but the spirit
with which you give it that
really counts is contained in
the following story:
On Saturday, Sept. 5, four
children appeared at the in-
formation desk of the Sinai
Hosiptal of Detroit. They left
an envelope containing $4.11
which they said they had col-
lected for the Children'• Ward.
The information clerk man-•
aged to get their streets and
find out their last names were
Morrison and Shapiro. On
checking the telephone direc-
tory, the Shapiro address was
finally tracked down, and the
names of the youthful donors
divulged.
The four children had de-
cided to raise money to buy
something for the pediatrics
ward. They gave a carnival and
invited all the neighborhood
children. They also gave an ad-
ditional show for the adults in
an attempt to raise still more
money.
In their own small way they
were highly successful. Witness
the $4.11 bundle.
They tried to remain anony-
mous. The children sought no
_praise. But they deserve it. So
here they are:
Mona and Arlene Shapiro,
ages 61/2 and 8%, of 18040 In-
diana, and Lisa and Laura Mor-
rison, ages 9 and 10% of 18060
Indiana.
MISS EVELYN JACOBY
ritA
A children's fashion show
will be presented by the Oak
Park Small Fry shop for the
first fall meeting of OAK-
WOODS CHAPTER, at 9 p.m.
Tuesday. Mrs. Edith Urno-
vitz, president, .announces that
the Oak Park Community Cen-
ter on Oak Park Blvd. will be
the new meeting place for the
group. Members and guests
will hear as guest speaker Mrs.
Henry P. Onrich, past president
of Detroit Council of Bnai
Brith Women and member of
the Board of Directors of Dis-
trict No. 6, Bnai Brith. A
luncheon garden party for pros-
pective members and sponsors
will be held at 12:30 p.m.
Thursday at the home of -past
president Mrs. William Litt,
10211 Burton, Oak Park. Mrs.
Leon D r e yl i nge r, Detroit
Women's Council fund raising
chairman, will be guest speak-
er. All those interested in at-
tending may contact member-
ship chairman, Mrs. Milton
Gold, at LI 6-3606.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Jacoby, of Riverside Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Evelyn, to David C.
Kreger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Kreger, of Renfrew Ave.
The bride-elect is a former
University of Michigan student
and is a graduate of Wayne
State University. Her fiance
graduated from Oberlin College
* *
and did graduate study at
PISGAH CHAPTER will open
Columbia University.
the season with a general mem-
Plans are being made for a bership meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
November wedding.
Wednesday, at the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
Creative Dramatics fer, according to Mrs. Philip
Kramer, president. The movie,
Planned at Center "With Every Step I Take," will
A program of creative dra- be shown, and Mrs. Alfred E.
matics for children and tweens, Lakin, District 6 women's vice-
grades 4 to 8, will be offered president, will be guest speaker.
Folk School's PTA
by the drama department of Mrs. Carl Gould, program chair-
the Jewish Center, 18100 Mey- man, advises that a dessert
to Meet Tuesday
luncheon will be served. Friends
A joint meeting of the school ers, it was announced by Leon are invited to attend.
Wayburn,
chairman
of
the
S.
board and executives of United
* * *
Jewish Folk School's PTA will Center's drama committee, and
PISGAH
LODGE
has sched-
be held at 9 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. Sidney. J. Winer, co-chair-
uled its first business meeting
the Chaim Greenberg Center, man.
19161 Schaefer. Besides the
Four groups of 15 each will of the season for 8:30 p.m.,
business meeting Movsas Gol- be conducted by specially Monday, in the Hayim Green-
doftas will report on "Educa- trained and experienced lead- berg Center, 19161' Schaefer. A
tion in Israel and Their Prob- ers, under the supervision of social hour will follow the
lems.*
Jerome Bayer, drama depart- meeting.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Goldoftas 're- ment director..
DONALD
FOX CHAPTER
cently returned from Israel, one
The drama department of the
of the prime purposes of their Jewish Center, also, will in- will hold its first membership
visit being to study the schools augurate a Center Theater ap- meeting of the season at 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Beth Ye-
there.
prentice program for teens.
hudah, 17556 Wyoming. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. David
Grosberg, junior past president
of B. B. Women's Metropolitan
Detroit Council. A special pro-
To Your Relatives and Friends
gram of "I've Got a Secret"
will be emceed by brother Lou
Through the Columns of
"Garry Moore" Weiss. Refresh-
ments will. follow. All members,
their husbands and friends are
invited to attend.
* * *
A. Weekly Review
of Jewish Events
DETROIT DOWNTOWN
For a cost of only two ($2) dollars you will be able LODGE will hold its first "Get
to reach all your relatives and friends—and wish them Acquainted Night" at 9 p.m.
Thursday at Beth Yehudah
A HAPPY NEW YEAR. ,
Synagogue. Highlights of the
entertainment will be colored
Be
films of the last lodge picnic
and colored slides of Israel, nar-
Sure
rated by Hy Crystal, executive
director of the Detroit Bnai
Your
Brith Council. Members and
friends are invited to attend.
.
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Plan spring Wedding Sisterhood of SZ
Slates Braille Class
A class for training Braille
transcribers will be conducted
in October by the Sisterhood of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, announces
Mrs. Perry Goldman, Braille
chairman. Applications for the
class are being accepted by
Mrs. Goldman, at UN 3-2162.
Under the auspices of the
Jewish Braille Institute, the
transcribing of books will help
augment the Institute's circu-
lating library.
Often the need for a book is
so urgent, Mrs. Goldman said,
that it is sent on chapter by
chapter to a blind student, so
that he can keep up with his
class.
Over 25,000 of the 400,000
blind in the United States are
Jewish, Mrs. Goldman reported.
"Braille books not only light
the darkness of their lives, but
enable them to continue their
education and businesses, use
a Braille cookbook to run a
home and enable a boy to be-
come Bar Mitzvah . . ."
MISS JOANN LEVEY
Mr. Allen Levey and Mrs.
Marion K. Levey, of Cleveland
Heights, O., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Jo-
Ann to Gary L. Lichtman, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Licht-
man. of Woodingham Dr.
The bride-elect attended Ohio
University, while Mr. Lichtman
is presently studying at Detroit
Institute of Technology. The
couple is planning an early
spring wedding.
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Farband Branch 79, Labor
Zionist Order, will hold its first
regular monthly meeting of the
year at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the Labor Zionist Building,
19161 Schaefer.
Following the business por-
tion of the meeting, Movsas
Goldoftas, principal of the
United Jewish Folk Schools,
who just returned from a visit
to Israel, will speak on recent
developments in Israel and will
give a picture of the current
life and history of the labor
movement.
In honor of the birth of their
grandson, President and Mrs.
Joseph Tromka will serve re-
freshments after the meeting.
Guests and friends are in-
vited.
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