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Cleveland Leader Bloom-Ruskin Rites
toSparkOpening Planned for April
of Pte' Campaign

MUMFOIRD

Plan Cantorial Hour
Openings for Classes
Cantor Louis Klein of Bnai
at With
United
Folk
Schools
its new semester start- Nioshe will present a "Hallel"

program at the Cantorial Hour,

ing last Monday, the United sponsored by the Jewish Cenrer
Jewish Folk Schools announces on Meyers at 8 p.m., Wednes-
D.,
Detroit Council of Pioneer
only a few openings in all three day.
.44 Women is launching a "pep
sections of the school.
In response to requests, the
4-• campaign" to boost membership
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Children 31/2 to 5 are accepted Cantorial Hour will be held on
4
,
for nursery school; 5 and 6- Wednesday nights spring, in-
cs. • during its spring drive to se-
cure new members.
year - olds in pre-school classes; stead of Thursday afternoon.
T h e drive
g:;*
and 7 to 13-year-olds in the ele
will open with
mentary schools. Tests are given
a.
a tea on Thurs-
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THE NEW
in the latter category to deter-
day afternoon. •
mine the classes for which a
Cf)
in the Schav-
By SUSAN KOBEL
youngster is eligible.
er auditorium
After struggling through a
Transportation is provided for
of the Hayirn
week of final exams. Mumford- all students, if desired, and the
G reen berg
ites are enjoying a three-day school has Bar Mitzvah prepara-
Center. an-
vacation before the new semes- , tion for students only. For in-
• The most
nounces Mrs.
ter begins Monday. formation. call the school of-
beoutiful
ti Milton Weiss.
cocktail lounge
Mumford Ski Club is travel- fice. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
o r g anization
in ,Detroit
ing to Grayling to spend five
vice-president.
days skiing, tobogganing and
CHA-CIA OR YIDDISH JAZZ
M r .s . Louis
cr4
CALL
skating. Its members are stay-
MISS SUSAN BLOOM
K aufman,
ing at the Youth Hostel nearby.
• The food and
C leveland Plans for an April wedding President of the group is Laurie
service is
And His Hi-Society Orchestra
better than
women's lead- were revealed by Susan Bloom , Wender.
For Your Dancing Pleasure
ever before
Mrs. Kaufman er and a
mem- and Dr. Robert L. Ruskin, fol-
Wednesday. 230 Mumford
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her of the Pioneer Women's na- lowin g
announcement of their seniors were graduated. The
18476 Snowden
tional advisory board. will be engagement by her parents, Mr.' speakers were Principal C. E.
guest speaker at the tea.
and Mrs. Milton M. Bloom, of Frazer Clark, seniors Sue Rice
2023 1 James Couzens
At 8 p.m.. that evening, Mrs. Cincinnati. 0. Dr. Ruskin is the and Larry White. and the Rev.
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Kaufman will meet in a special son of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Louis Taylor of the Mayflower
IMPORTS . . .
session with local Council's ex- Ruskin. of Berkley Rd. : Congregational Church.
e•utive board to discuss in-
ONE OF A KIND
The bride-to-be attended
The cagers dropped another
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creased services through in- Stephens College, and gradu- game Friday after their first
Free Parking
creased membership. The talks ated last month from the Uni- 1win of the season over South-
will
Corry-Outs - Complete Dinners
be the first of a series of versity of Cincinnati teachers eastern. The loss was to North-
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
briefing meetings to he held college. Dr. Ruskin was gradu- ern. 61-35. Despite the loss of
8 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.
with membership chairmen
High Soyle Fashions
,
ated
from
the
University
of
ace
Steve
Malerman.
the
Mus-
Fri.
and Sot. 'til 3:30 a.m.
the 17 local chapters.
of
Modest
Prices
, Michigan, where he was affili- tangs held Northern to a 33-33
ALL WELCOME
The briefing sessions will he
ated with Sigma Alpha Mu and : tie going into the third quarter.
Call for Appointment:
AFTER BOWLING
prepared by Mesdames Irving
Dressed As You Are!
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Turner. past Council president: Phi Delta Epsilon fraternities. but were outscored 18-2. los-
Another
Boesky's 12th at Hazelwood
j ing the contest. Tuesday they
Erwin Berman. national region -
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take on Northeastern in a home
all chairman: and Mrs. Weiss. :
game. Next Friday the squad
Culminating the series of
WATCH NEXT WEEK FOR BIG NEWS
hosts east-side leaders Eastern
meetings will be a luncheon in
FROM
honor of the 17membership
Traditional Jewish circles in
The Mumford Radio Broad-
chairmen in April, at the new
Town and Country Club. The Detroit are currently in the casters Guild presented four
ASSOCIATES
membership campaign will close midst of planning for the 22nd hours of continuous broadcast-
PHOTOGRAPHERS
in May with a member-brina-a- anniversary banquet of the De- ing last month, as a service to
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member affair. , troit Council of Orthodox Rab- the school. Over-all directors for
Mrs. Harry Mondry, educa- bis and the Merkaz. it is an- the show were Lauraine LaBan
has an _ nounced by Rabbi Leizer Levin, and Judy Gerson. In the recent
tion vice-president,
chairman of club elections, Phyllis Lui was
nounced that the Council Book
the presidium chosen President. Bruce Rubin,
Review Club will meet at 1 p.m..
of the Council. veep, Gayle Pearl. secretary.
Saturday. in the home of Mrs.
The dinner, Paula Brose, treasurer. and
Jack Malamud, 22511 S. Bell-
given to em- Mark Greenberg and Jerry
FOR ANY OCCASION
wood. Southfield. Mrs. Frank
p h a si ze the Friedman. board members. Try-
Wasser will review Philip
"vital role that, outs for the club will be held
Roth's "Goodbye, Columbus. -
traditional Jo- early in the new semester.
The full membership of Pio-
"Harvey" will be the school
daism plays in
CALL SALLY FIELDS
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neer Women is invited to both
Jewish per- play for the spring semester.
the tea and the book review
sonal
and
-
1960.
The
light
comedy
will
so
session. Social arrangements for
cial life." will soon go into rehearsals fbr the
the tea are being made by men
R a bbi Levin
Rabbi
be held at 6 late spring presentation. • Earl
Julius Taitelman. Simon
p.m.. March 1. at Cong. Shaarey Matthews will direct the pro-
Ka•bel and H. A. Woolf.
Shomayim. 14200 W. 10 Mile, duction.
Park. according to Rabbi' The student council dance
CONTINENTALLY Oak
Levin.
"Moonglow" will be held March
A complete committee is now 4.
SPEAKING
.
A Hairdressing Colunto b by being formed to plan final de-
tails 'for the program which is
Mar y Carter and
'
being presented under
the Ramblewood Re-Elects
Henry Phillipe
chairmanship of David I. Berris. Dr. S. J. Hillenberg
Hello there! As you can see
Rabbi David B. Hollander,
Dr. Sidney J. Hillenberg will
by our new heading we now spiritual leader of Mount Eden
have a name chosen for our col- Center. Bronx. N.Y.. will he the continue to serve as president.
We Carry Over 250 Patterns
of
Ramblewood Country Club-
umn. The whiner is Mrs. Lillian night's principal speaker.
following his election at a mem-
Mandell of Lauder and we are
COME
IN AND SEE OUR ENGLISH BONE
bership meeting last week.
looking forward to giving her
Beth El Youth Entertain
Serving with him will be
our latest hair do. We chose
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Louis T. Klein.
this name because it fits in with Handicapped Children
vice-president:
the name of our new salon Fifty handicapped children
AINSLEY — ROYAL CHELSEA
Clare Fish- .
being built. The "CONTINEN- from the Detroit Orthopedic
'f]: - man, secre-'
TAL HAIR FASHIONS" and Clinic will be guests of honor
ROYAL DOULTON — ROYAL WORCESTER
tary; Bernard
because of our continental asso- at a party to be given by the
ROYAL CROWN DERBY — ROYAL ALBERT
Saks. treasur-
ciations. Some of the entries we Temple Beth El Young Adults
er; and Mur-
received are worthy of men- from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sunday. at
ROYAL STAFFORD — COALPORT
ray 'Kahn, Al-
tion. Mrs. Nathan Shafkind's the temple.
TUSCAN — HAMMERSLEY
bert
Fischer,
Entertainment
for
the
chil-
"Hair and There" and Sylvia
Albert Stern.
Hydelman's "Hairs to You dren. aged from 6 to 12 years,
Eugene Let -
JUST ARRIVED — "ADAMS" IRONSTONE
were amusing and clever. and will include arts and crafts,
and
'vin. Irving
5 piece settings
other suggestions were also ex- games. movies. refreshments
up
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Dr.
Hillenberg
Levinson. Li17,
cellent Many thanks to all of and surprises, planned by the
Young Adults community sere- Ilan Kelmenson• Robert Segal
you
CRYSTAL from France, England, Belgium, Ireland, Holland
Congratulations of another ices committee, under the co- and Lawrence Zamler. board
3 piece setting —
members.
Goblet - Sherbet - Juice
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kind are in order to two of chairmanship of Don Simon and
up
Dr. Hillenberg stated that the
Jo
y
ce
Alarkin.
our clients. Mrs. Barbara Reiner '
club. located at 38500 W. 9 Mile,
who gave birth to a baby boy
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Walt
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