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Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin, of 19161 Meyers, are visiting
in Los Angeles, Calif., where last weekend they attended the
Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Norman Harvey Levin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levin, of Encino, Calif.
Dr. Leon Fram remained in Miami Beach after the week's
sessions of the assembly of the Union of American Hebrew Con•
gregations to attend a reunion of the 30 members of Reform
Judaism's "Mission to Israel" which he had led in April 1958.
Mr. Sanford Sherman, of 19325 Pennington, 'was recently
honored at a surprise 16th birthday party given by his sister,
Miss Joyce Sherman, at which 30 guests were present.

600 Guests at Beth Yehudah Dinner
Is Largest Gathering for Schools

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Almost 600 people, the larg-
est attendance ever to fill the
Latin Quarter in the 10-year
Dinner-Show tradition of the
Beth Yehudah Schools, con-
tributed substantially last Sun-
day evening to the $300,000
annual budget of the schools.
A sum in excess of $20,000
was assured the Beth Yehudah
to carry out its day school and
afternoon program for nearly
1,000 youngsters in the com-
munity.
Judge Victor J. Baum, of
Wayne County Circuit Court,
was toastmaster of the evening.
He was introduced by Morris
Karbal, chariman of the ar-
rangements committee.
After introducing leaders in
the community, who represent-
ed the top leadership in the
Allied Jewish Campaign, Jewish
National Fund, Israel Bond
Drive and other major organiza-
tions, Judge Baum presented a
cup to Allen B. Kramer, dinner
chairman, for his work in assist-
ing the schools.
In his response, Kramer said,
"To be honest, a few years ago
I never would have pictured
myself as chairman of a Beth
Yehudah- dinner. But, as one
gets close to the picture, he
sees the need, as do all you
good people by your attendance
this evening, for an institution
where all Jewish children in
search of a complete Jewish
education will be accepted,
whether or not they can afford
to pay."
Following_ a tradition of the
past few years, a student of the
Beth Yehudah Schools, 14-year-
old Matthew Schwartz, spoke
for the Yeshivah, and empha-
sized the "benefits of Torah
-training and the sacred teach-
ings which we will carry with
us throughout life."
Entertainment for the eve-
ning was provided by Arthur
Lee Simpkins, Negro lyric
tenor, who thoroughly delighted
the audience with his rendition
of Yiddish folk songs, .Negro
spirituals, operatic arias and
some all-time favorite popular
ballads.

Also on the program were
the Coralairs, headed by Sonny
Bloch, a former student at the
Yeshivah.
The four-man group has been
quite successful as a vocal-
instrumental team in night club
work since graduating from col-
lege two years ago. Although
the boys worked hard, it can
be assumed that most support-
ers of the Beth Yehudah are
not rock and roll enthusiasts.

The kick-off meeting for the
29th annual donor tea of the
Jewish National Fund Ladies
Auxiliary will take place at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Beth
Aaron Synagogue, when Dr.
Ruth Grube r. will be guest
speaker.
The tea is planned for Jan.
24,- at Temple Israel.
Dr. Grube r, whose latest
book, "Israel Today," will be on
sale at Tuesday's opening pro-
gram, is a distinguished Ameri-
can author' and special foreign
correspondent for the New
York Herald Tribune.
An outstanding authority on
Israel and the Arab world, she
has just returned f r o m her
seventh- trip to the Middle East,
where she viewed developments
and problems in that area of
the world.
In private life, the wife of
Philip H. Michaels, businessman
and communal leader, Dr. Gru-
ber is an associate chairman of

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Holiday in Miami
to Be Awarded at
JWV Dance Dec. 5

A 10-day vacation for two at
Miami's Carillon Hotel will be
one of several prizes to be
awarded at the dance being
given by the Department of
Michigan Jewish War Veterans
on Dec. 5, in the Jewish Corn-
munity Center, 18100 Meyers.
Mrs. Albert Rosen and Irving
Feldman are general chairmen
of the annual fund - raising
event, which is planned as the
successor to the Star Spagled
Revue.
Music will be provided by
Sammy Woolf and his orchestra,
beginning at 9 p.m. Tickets are
available from any JWV mem-
ber or by calling the Memorial
Home, WE 3-0846.
Coordinator of the dance is
Albert Bricker, while other
chairmen include Mrs. Sidney
Samuels and Ralph Epstein,
program; and Mrs. Alfred Stan-
ley, prizes.
According to Mrs. John Ne-
mon, Auxiliary president, and
Irving S. Cane, Department
commander, proceeds from the
ball will be used- for various ac-
tivities involving veterans and
their families.
Programs sponsored by JWV
and its Auxiliary include serv-
icing the Juvenile Detention
Home, child welfare programs,
USO, aid to hospitalized veter-
ans, aid to Israel, Americanism
programs and legislative ef-
forts.

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TWenty boys, 11 and 12, from
the Jewish Community Center's
junior -basketball program
will appear in an exhibition be-
fore the Detroit Pistons - New
York Knickerbocker basketball
game at 5:45 p.m. Sunday, at
University' of Detroit Field-
house, Livernois and McNichols
Rd. The_ bays will play against
each other preceding the Pis-
tons contest, and then will
watch the game.

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MISS DEBORAH SHEAR

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shear, of
Wild e m er e Ave., have an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Deborah Helene,
to Alvin Leonard Linn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Linn, of
Chicago, Ill.
Mr. Linn attended the Univer-
sity of Illinois and graduated
from Roosevelt University in
Chicago. A March wedding is
being planned.

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the Women's Division, United
Jewish Appeal of Greater New
York.
Mrs. William Levin, fund-
r a i s i n g chairman, announces
that reports on the status of
the campaign will be given. All
workers are requested to attend.
Mrs. Abraham Goldstein, host-
ess chairman, is planning a des-
sert luncheon, at which host-
esses will be Mesdames Barney
Miller, Gerald Robbins, Moritz
Schubiner and Samuel Krone.
Community singing w ill be
led by Mrs. Earle Ack, with
Mrs. Albert Schneider at the
piano. Members and friends are
asked to attend.
Mrs. George Lerner is pres-
ident of the JNF Auxiliary, and
Mrs. Max Stollman is program
chairman.

Berditchever Banquet
Scheduled for Sunday

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Donor Kick-Off

The Berditchever Progressive
Aid Society will celebrate its
33rd anniversary at a banquet
at 6 p.m., Sunday, at the Sholom
Aleichem Institute, 19350
Greenfield, according to an an-
nouncement by Harry Kaminer,
president of the society.
A program of music and
other entertainment has been
prepared especially for the oc-
casion by the officers. A fea-
ture of the evening will be an
award of a television set.

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