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Kefauver to Address
Shaarey Zedek Men
on U.S.-Soviet Issue
Nova-Perlman Rites
Planned for Aug. 7
"U.S. - Soviet Relations", an
insider's point of view, will be
the topic of
the address of
Senator Estes
Kefauver, next
Wedn e sday,
before the
Men's Club
meeting, to be
held in'the so-
cial hall of the
synagogue.
I. Murray
Kefauver Jacobs, Presi-
dent, and George C. Parzen, pro-
gram chairman, invite members
and friends to attend the meet-
ing. Refreshments will be served.
Young Mizrachi Group
Slates Social Evening
A social gathering of the
newly-formed Young Mizrachi
Group will take place at 8:30
p.m., Nov. 21, in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Erry Loewenthal,
14541 Rosemary, Oak Park.
The group, comprised mostly
of sons and sons-in-law of Miz-
rachi members and supporters,
is headed by Rabbi Emanuel
Applebaum.
A cultural evening is planned,
at which time a program for
further activities and meetings
will be arranged.
Plan Emergency Luncheon
An emergency luncheon will
be held by the Kozan Horo-
doker Relief Society at 12:30
p.m. Nov. 23 at Federal's Dept.
Store auditorium, Grand River
and Oakman Blvd. Proceeds
will help the needy in Israel
and Poland.
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MISS ROCHELLE NOVAK
At a dinner party in their
home, Mr. and Mrs. David
Novak, of 20024 Strathmoor,
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Rochelle
Evelyn, to Eugene Perlman,
son of Mrs. Isadore Perlman, of
21900 Westhampton, Oak Park.
The bride-elect attended
Highland Park Junior College.
Her fiance will graduate in
June, 1960, from the depart-
ment of civil engineering at
Lawrence Institute of Technol-
ogy.
An Aug. 7 wedding is being
planned.
Camp Shomria to Open
for Hanukah Week
A program of sports, nature
study, Hebrew, discussion
groups and cultural events is
planned by the Hashomer Hat-
zair organization during Hanu-
kah week at its Camp Shomria.
Located at Proud Lake Recre-
ation area, 35 miles from De-
troit, the camp will meet Dec.
27 to Jan. 2, and is open to boys
and `girls- •11 to 17. -
Opening of registration will
be marked at an oneg shabbat
to be held this evening, at its
center, 18073 Wyoming. Camp
Shomria is under the direction
of Israel Stashefsky, a former
Detroiter who recently returned
here as a shaliach from Israel.
For further information, call
UN. 1-5299 or WE. 4-8527.
Adas Shalom Couples Plan
`Monte Carlo Night' Affair
The Married Couples Club of
Adas Shalom Synagogue will
hold a "Monte Carlo Night"
Nov. 21, at the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
The affair will highlight games,
prizes and refreshments. Fur-
ther information may be
obtained by calling UN 3-3880
or LI 5-5866.
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"I Remember Mama," Mum-
ford's school play, will be pre-
sented next Thursday and Fri-
day, 8 p.m. Tickets are now
on sale in the ticket office.
A Mumford English teacher,
Mrs. Annette MacKinnon, ap-
peared in Wayne State Uni-
versity's recent presentation of
"Allegro," and sang two songs
in each of the five presenta-
tions of the Rogers and Ham-
merstein musical. She has also
performed in other WSU per-
formances, at Northland play-
house, and at World Stage
Theater.
Suzanne Schecter and Roger
Kukes received first and third
honorable mentions, respective-
ly, in the United N'ations poster
contest. The theme for the
posters was "What the United
Nations Means to Me."
Mumford's harriers claimed
the East Side Championship in
wintry weather on Oct. 27.
Mumford barely nosed out all
challengers as it continued its
season-long winning streak with
the 39-37 victory.
On Nov. 4, the all-city cross-
country meet was held. The
three top teams in each league,
Mumford, Denby and Pershing,
Redford, Northwestern and
Cody, vied for top honors over
the rain soaked course. Walter
Foreman, Elvin Roper, and Jan-
arvus Sanders made all-city for
Mumford, finishing 11th, 12th,
and 15th respectively.
Fourteen Mumford students
contributed 563 volunteer hours
to Sinai Hospital, the TB and
Health Society and YWCA last
summer. The students were: Iris
Becker, Barbara Katz, Susan
Kobel, Sherry Kovan, Andrea
Lavine, Natalie Levitt, Rhea
Lewis, Karen Metzer, Barbara
Miro, Karen Mitchell, Charna
Norman, Alycia Rabinowitz, Di-
ane Stein, and Linda Zitomer.
A total of 26 students from
Mumford participated in the
volunteer group.
The. semi-armual clothing
drive • will continue through
Nov. 20. All students are asked
to bring old clothing they have
at home to the drive under
the direction of Sheila Fishman
and Phil Maltz, co-chairman of
the Student Council service
committee. The drive is spon-
sored by the Detroit Public
Schools Social Service Commit-
tee in co-operation with the
Volunteers of America.
Under the supervision of Max
Gross, seven Mumfordites are
studying chemical and biologi-
cal problems after school. The
members are David Chesluk,
Michael Gross, John Lusk, Alan
Katz, Phillip Parker, Harvey
Pianin, and Ricky Waller.
A toy drive, held last Friday
to provide toys for mentally
retarded children, netted a
large amount of toys for the
children.
The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek will hold a
dance, the Harvest Hop, Satur-
day night, at the branch build-
ing on Seven Mile, west of
Schaefer.
College Appoints Rabbi
The appointment of Rabbi
Jacob P. Rudin of Temple
Beth El, Great Neck, N.Y., as a
visiting lecturer at Hebrew Un-
ion College-Jewish Institute of
Religion here, was announced
by Dr. Nelson Glueck, College-
Institute president..
Young Israel Sets Leaders Institute
The' first of a series of 10
weekly sessions in the second
annual Young Israel Youth
Leaders Institute was held this
week at Young Israel of North-
west Detroit.
Sponsored b:c, the four
branches which comprise the
Young Israel Council, the series
will continue at 7:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, at the Wyoming
building, when Young Israel
ideology , will be outlined by
Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick.
The second part of the pro-
gram this week and each sub-
sequent Wednesday evening will
be devoted to leadership skills
and methods.
In addition to Rabbi Homnick,
other resource people included
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, Mrs. .
Shirley Sklash, Risha Cohen,
Frank Loewenberg, Sigmund
Hellmann and Dr. Max Kapus-
tin.
The sessions are open to
Young Israel youth leaders and
to all young men and women
of college age interested in
leadership techniques.
The series will continue
through Jan. 20, with a break
during the week of Hanukah.
All sessions will take place at
Young Israel of Northwest De-
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