THE DETRO IT JEWIS H NEWS—Friday, Ma rch 25, 1960-22
Hebrew Academy Sets Annual Dinner-Dance for April 3
PTA Fun Night
A fun night, featuring food,
entertainment, music and prizes,
is planned by the Hebrew Acad-
emy PTA at 9 p.m., Monday, in
the social hall of Cong. Mish-
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kan Israel.
Harry Mirvis, one of the par-
ents whose child attends the
academy, will be master of
ceremonies, and there will be a
demonstration of hypnosis by
Dr. Zee.
Mrs. Peter Weiss, hospitality
chairman, is in charge of a late
buffet to be served. She is as-
sisted by Mesdames Bernard
Jones, Stanley Sherman, Myer
Mandelbaum, Joseph Gittleman,
Harry Mirvis and Solomon Le-
vine.
MISS REVA MILLER
The . program, which con-
A June 19 wedding is planned cludes the group's current mem-
by Reva Rochelle Miller and bership drive, is arranged by
Sheldon Arnold Lederman, Mesdames Wolf Gold and
whose engagement was an- Benno Levi, chairmen, and Max
nounced recently by her par- Silverman, Morris Flatt, Ber-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward nard Jonas, Harry Mirvis and
Miller, of Griggs Ave. Mr. Mesdames David Dombey, Sey-
Lederman is the son of Mrs. mour Ribiat and Max Silver-
Rene Lederman,- of N. Norfolk man.
Plans are currently being
Ave., and the late Mr. Morris
made for a model seder to be
Lederman.
conducted by students at the
Classified ads bring fast results! school, in conjunction with
youngsters at Bnai Israel Torah
Center, according to Rabbi Is-
rael F17.11, director of the
Academy.
SAM BARN ETT
and His Orchestra
LI 1-2563
Now Booking Weddings,
Bar Mitzvahs for 1961
FREE CENTERPIECES FOR
Charitable Organizations
Rosenman Flowers
26025 Coolidge,
Working out final plans for the 26th annual Dinner-
Dance and Show of the Infants Service Group are the chair-
men for the event, left to right, seated: Mrs. DAVID RISE-
MAN, entertainment; and SAMUEL ROSENBERG, chairman;
standing: Mrs. HARRY BASKIN and Mrs. FRANK SHOOK,
tickets; and Mrs. SAMUEL KOPPELMAN, chairman. The
affair, always attended by a capacity crowd, will be held
April 3, in the Latin Quarter. It is the Infants Service Group's
major fund-raising event of the year.
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter Teen Varsity wound up its
season with a 7-2 record, fol-
lowing victories over Franklin
Settlement and the Sarvar Boys
Club.
The cagers whipped Franklin
Settlement, 44-39, for the sec-
ond time. The Center topped
Sarvar Boys Club, 43-26.
The intermural cage season
concluded with Jaguars whip-
ping Thunderbirds, 57-50, to cop
the Senior House League
(Young Adults a n d Adults)
title.
Jaguars and members of all
the other winning basketball
teams, plus winners in other
sports, will be honored at the
eighth annual sports banquet,
at 6 p.m., Wednesday.
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Dinner at
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is a real treat!
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SEVEN MILE at WYOMING
Louis D. Brandeis Lodge & Chapter, Bnai Brith
Present a Musical Variety Show
Tues. and Wed., March 29 - 30 — 8:30 P.M. at the
SHOLEM ALEICHE . M INSTITUTE
19350 Greenfield
Donation $1.00 per person
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leaving ,every hour on the hour 24 hours a day
to and from Willow Run, Detroit Metropolitan
Airport and the Cranbrook House Motel at
James Couzens and 8 Mile Road
For Information and Reservations
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Tickets Available at Airports & Cranbrook House—fare $3.50
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MUSIC BY
The Counts
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Is Planning
TRADITIONAL PASSOVER SEDORIM
Howard da Silva, noted
WITH CANTOR TAMBOR OFFICIATING
Broadway and Hollywood actor,
producer and director, will ap-
MON., TUES., EVE. APRIL 11-12
pear here for the Shaarey Ze-
Under
Supervision of Vaad Harabonim
dek Men's Club at 8:30 p.m.,
Complete Passover Dinners for take-out
April 6, in the synagogue social
hall.
TAMBOR
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: UN 3-4361
da Silva will present a one-
man production of "The World
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Silva has long
da Silva been a stu-
dent of Yiddish humor, partic-
ularly of the works of Sholem
Aleichem.
He produced, directed and
starred in the English produc-.
tion of "The World of Sholem
Specializing in
Aleichem" and, later, in "Tevya
and His Daughters," for both
FINE ITALIAN & AMERICAN FOOD
of which he received high crit-
From a Sandwich to a Full Course Dinner
ical acclaim.
I. Murray Jacobs, president
Open Monday thru Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 1 a.m.
of the Men's Club, has named
Closed Sundays
Ivan I. Meisner as chairman for
the evening, to which friends
and prospective members are
BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE TO
especially invited. A social hour
ACCOMMODATE UP TO 150 GUESTS
will follow.
DETROIT SOCIALITES'
QUINQUENNIAL BALL
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da Silva to Do
Sholem Aleichem
for Men's Club
Center's Annual Sports
Banquet on Wednesday
16mm Sound Projector & Stage
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Reasonable
Charles Kief, president of
Cong. Beth Moses, announces a
games party Sunday evening at
the synagogue, Oakman Court
and Linwood. Refreshments will
be served. Members, friends
and guests are invited to attend.
Want The Best?
Ask the Folks Who've Had
MEETING ROOM
6 Mile-San Juan Shopping Area
125 Person Capacity
Beth Moses Games Party
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Vladimiritzer • Slates
Annual Banquet
17632 WOODWARD AVE. — 4 BI. No. of 6 Mile
The annual banquet of the
Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
lief Organization will be held
this Sunday evening, in the
social hall of Cong. Mishkan
Israel, in Oak Park.
The banquet, open to all
friends and landsleit, is under
the chairmanship of Louis Rose,
with Philip. Rossen as co-chair-
man, according to Samuel A.
Kayne, president.
Entire proceeds will provide
assistance for needy families
in Israel. For tickets, call Rose,
DI 1-2311; or Rossen, BR 3-6023.
Tamburitzans to Perform
at Sisterhood Donor Event
The Tamburitzans, local en-
tertainment group, will be fea-
tured at the 24th annual donor
luncheon of Bnai David Sister-
hood, Wednesday afternoon in
the social hall of the synagogue,
on Southfield Rd., announces
Mrs. Meyer Berman, chairman.
Tickets may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Henry Shore, UN
3-8015.
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For Information
Phone WO 2-5900
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the largest selection of beautiful
new banquet rooms in town. An
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handle all the details from menu
planning . . . to table arrangements
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party will be a memorable event.