A city-wide program geared
to the current membership and
membership rentention drive
being conducted by the Metro-
politan Detroit Women's Coun-
cil of Bnai.
Brith is sched-
uled for 8:15
p.m., Monday,
at Adas Sha-
lom Syna-
gogue.
Chairing the
evening's pro-
gram will be
Mrs. Charles
Galinsky,
Mrs. Rosenbluth membership
chairman, and Mrs. Harry Bod-
zin, membership retention
chairman.
BBW's national membership
chair m a n, Mrs. Arthur G.
Rosenbluth, of Hewlett, N. Y.,
will be in Detroit to address
the meeting, according to Mrs.
Phillip Edelheit, Council presi-
dent.
A past president of District
No. 1, largest of all the BBW
districts, Mrs. Rosenbluth is a
national executive board mem-
ber, has served as Anti-Defama-
tion League chairman and is
listed in the 1959 edition of
"Who's Who in American
Women."
Highlighting the evening's
entertainment, there will be an
"Around the Clock" fashion
show by several local firms.
Refreshments will be served.
The program is by invitation
only to new or prospective
members. Women wishing to
attend may call Mrs. Galinsky,
UN 2-3398, or Mrs. Bodzin,
UN 4-8872.

MISS ANN SCHNEIDER

Brandeis Women's `Tel-E-Phon'
Is One-Day Drive for Members

By SUSAN KOBEL
Mumford seniors are planning
their annual snow trip to -Echo
Valley, a ski resort near Kala-
mazoo. They will leave school
at 6 a.m., Jan. 16, and arrive at
the Valley at 11 a.m., to spend
the rest of the day skating and
tobogganing. Following dinner,
the students will enjoy dancing
and a dance contest in addition
to the variety show, written and
directed by Fred Miller, Judy
Mandell. Cy Fruchter and Mark
Gould. It will include vaude-
ville-type acts and a skit by the
senior class officers, Mark
Gould, Sue Cole, Bob Epstein,
and Christine Holmberg. Harry
Lister and Stu Freedman will
serve as masters of ceremonies.
Others participating in the
production are Linda Aranoff,
Jimmy Fuller, Judy Mandell,
Jaedene Roberts, Lenore Lem-
pert, Thomas Segall and Gary
Stern.

At a recent cocktail party,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Schneider,
of Santa Rosa Dr., announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ann Beverly, to Robert
Yale Brown, son of Mrs. Helen
Brown, of Norfolk Ave., and
the late Edmund Brown.
Miss Schneider attends
Wayne State University where
she is *a junior in the college
of education. Her fiance at-
tended - Wayne State University
where he was affiliated with
Gamma Kappa Chi, and at pres-
ent attends the University of
Detroit school of dentistry
Fourteen Mumford students
where he is a sophmore. He
also is affiliated with Alpha will receive shorthand awards
from the Gregg Publishing
Omega dental fraternity.
Company. Joyce Rome is the re-
cipient of the Gregg 60-word
Ad for Jewish Club
award while Marlene C o h n,
Candy Daughters, Frances Eis-
Protested in Canada ler,
Sandra Goldfarb, Vernice
TORONTO, (JTA)—The joint H a r p e r, Patricia Hollinstat,
public relations committee of Gayle Joseph, Tula Sudman,
1960 Plays Announced the Canadian Jewish Congress Adrienne Seldon, Ina Suhd,
and Bnai Brith has protested to Sandra Yeszin, and Elaine Zack
for Stratford Festival
"Romeo and Juliet," "King the Toronto Globe and Mail have won the Gregg Theory
John" a n d "A Midsummer about the appearance of an ad- Award.
While most Mumfordites were
Night's Dream" are the three vertisement announcing the es-
plays to be presented at the tablishment of an "exclusiv.e shivering away during their
Stratford Shakespearean Festi- Jewish golf and country club." I Christmas vacation, 22 others
The advertisement, substan- enjoyed the warm, Mexican
val during the summer of 1960.
Julie Harris, noted U.S. ac- tial in size, which appeared in climate. Sponsored by Joseph
tress, is to play Juliet. Her a recent issue, listed particulars Como, of Cooley High, and
Romeo will be Bruno Gerussi, of facilities, membership fees Charles Braun, of Mumford, the
young Canadian actor from and other information and in- students left Dec. 23 and re-
Vancouver who has appeared in cluded a box number for reply. turned Jan. 2. Those "estu
several previous Festival pro-
Prof. J. Finkelman, chairman diantes" were Norton Stein,
ductions and who is currently of the central region of the Myra Adelman, Karen Burke,
on tour of the U.S. and Canada public relations committee, and Ellen Franklin, Ellen Gold-
in "Mary Stuart."
S. M. Harris, chairman, said in smith, Richard Poyle, Diane
Michael Langham, artistic di- a statement to the daily that Ormos, Robert Baer, Larry
rector of the Stratford Shake- "the Canadian Jewish Congress K i e f e r, Rima Granoff, Roby
spearean Festival, will stage deprecates the advertisement." Lewis, Louisa Palmer, Bob Le-
"Romeo and Juliet", with cos-
"It is and always has been vine, Paul Redstone, Frank
tumes by Tanya Moiseiwitsch. our position that the manifes- Safran, Steve Shefman, James
Tyrone Guthrie will direct tation of such a restrictive pol- Stone, Bob Toumajian, and Jan
"King John" with a cast yet to icy is in bad taste," the officials Winkleman.
be chosen. Miss Moiseiwitsch I declared. "We believe that it is
Mumford tankers placed
will provide the decor for this offensive to the public at large
sixth
in the City League cham-
production, too.
to flaunt such an intention pionship meet. Although the
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" which is in violation of tenets
will be directed by Douglas acceptable to all Canadians sin- Mumfordites failed to win all-
Campbell and designed by Brian cerely concerned as they are city stripes, they did place in
several event s. Participating
Jackson. with a civic sense of unity."
were the freestyle relay team of
Joe Fineman, John Holmes,
Steve Lash and Wally Stewart,
and the medley relay team con-
sisting. of Dick Holmes, Alan
Jones, Marty Chattman, and
Allan Katz,
Today, at 3:30, in the Mum-
ford gym, the cagers take on
rival team Cooley. The Mum-
ford squad holds a 0-3 record
for this season.

A marathon one-day "Tel-E-
Phon" is planned by the De-
troit Chapter, Brandeis Univer-
sity National Women's Commit-
tee, to contact prospective mem-
bers to join the organization.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this
Sunday, women in the commun-
ity will be told
the story of the
work of the
National
Women's Com-
mittee, a
unique organi-
sation which
depends upon
memberships
almost exclu-
sively to pro-
vide complete
.
support f o r
the library of
Mrs. Siegel
the Waltham, Mass., university.
Mrs. Alvin Barnett, president
of the local chapter, this week
stated that to honor new mem-
bers, a dessert luncheon is
being planned for Jan. 26, at
the home of Mrs. Sidney J. Ber-
tin, 19444 Parkside.
The program will be under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Dan-
iel Siegel, with Mrs. William
Gershenson serving as hospi-
tality chairman.
Mrs. Manuel Rotenberg, pro-
gram vice-president, has ar-
ranged a fashion show with
members serving as models.
Prizes will be awarded, through
the Bee Kalt Travel Service,

for weekend vacations at Gros-
singers and at the Concord.
Participating in Sunday's
"Tel-E-Phon" will be Mesdames
Max Aikens, Albert Bloom,
Charles Briskman, Samuel Cap-
lan, Milton Doner, Albert Fuchs,
Clement Hopp, Max Klayman,
Malcolm Lowenstein, J e r r y
Morse, Jack Nover, Bud Rosen-
thal, Ben Schottenfels, Jr., Vic-
tor Shiffman, Lawrence Weiner
and Oscar Zemon.

MUSIC BY

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For information on program
or membership, call Mrs. Jerry
Morse, UN. 1-6063; or Mrs. Max
Klayman, UN. 1-4647.

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Camp Tamakwa Reunion
Sunday, January 10th

New Jewish Community Center

18100 Meyers at Curtis

2 - 5 P.M.

Presentation of 1959 Camp Film in Color

PARENTS & CHILDREN INVITED

Judges Like 'Bill' from ,TWV

Radomer Aid Banquet
to Help Charity Groups

JOHN NEMON, past commander of the Department of
Michigan Jewish War Veterans and recently appointed JWV's
deputy Americanism officer, presents copies of the Bill of
Rights, left to right, to Federal Judge RALPH M. FREEMAN,
WALTER H. SAHLI, director of Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion; and Federal Judge THOMAS P. THORNTON. The cere-
mony marked the recent observance of "Bill of Rights Day."

Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. will
launch• the annual banquet of
Radomer Aid Society, Sunday,
at the Mayfair Room, 19161
Schaefer.
Sam Rubin, president, and
Harry Waterman, vice-presi-
dent, have appointed Ben Hal-
pern as chairman and Sol Ager
as toastmaster for the event,
proceeds of which will go to
charity.
Following dinner at 7:30 p.m..
an orchestra will provide music
for dancing and entertainment
Members and friends are aske
to attend.

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21-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 8, 1960

Bnai Brith Women
!Schneider-Brown
Slate National Leader !
for Membership Event Troth Announced