Alpha Omega Women Slate Annual Seek Applicants for Youth Award
Donor Event at Town-Country Club Organizations in the commu- a reward for good citizenship

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nity are being advised this week
by the League of Jewish Worn-
en's Organizations that it is
currently accepting applicants
for the. League's annual Mildred
Simons Rosenberg Memorial
Y_outh Awards.
According to Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson, chairman of the youth
award committee, each League-
affiliated group is urged to sub-
mit the names of one outstand-
ing boy and girl for considera-
tion.
The awards are presented
annually by the League both as

Busily planning the annual donor luncheon of the Detroit
Women of Alpha Omega are, left to right, seated: Mesdames
GERALD BLOOM, chairman; JACK ZONDER, MELTON GOOD-
MAN and GERALD MICHAELS. standing Mesdames JACK
LAWSON and JAMES GOODFRIEND, president. The luncheon
will take place at the new Town and Country Club on April 26,
and will feature entertainment by comedian Sonny Mars and
a fashion show. Proceeds will provide funds for the Israel Den-
tal School and for local dental aid.

activities in Society

An open house in celebration of the 80th birthday of Mr.
Adolf Newstaetter will be held in his home, 17617 Stoepel,
from 2 to 5 p.m., this Sunday.
Miss. Bonnie Winston, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Maurice
Winston, of 18110 Muirland, has been chosen for the role of
"Mimi," the featured dancer in "Guys and Dolls," to be pre-
sented as the spring musical production of the University of
Illinois, on April 29. Miss Winston is a junior in the college
of liberal arts, and is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon social
sorority.
Miss Ruth Meckler, young Detroit pianist, will appear in
recital at the University of Michigan in the Angell Auditorium
at 4:30 p.m., on Tuesday. Her program will include works by
Bach, Beethoven, Debussy, Scriabin, Liszt and. Barber. The, con-
cert is open to the public.
Mrs. Mildred Lefkowitz and Hyman Lifshitz were Jewish
Community Center delegates to the Older Adult Conference of
the National Jewish Welfare Board, in St. Louis, March 29-31,
in conjunction with the 1960 biennial NJWB convention.
Miss Judy Rose, of 18253 Sorrento, a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, is spending her spring vacation in West
Hartford, Conn., as the house guest of Miss Barbara Shoor, a
classmate at U. of M.
A sweet sixteen party honoring Miss Sharon Marie Cooper
will be given on April 9, at Jeri's Restaurant by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert A. Cooper.
Miss Janet (Dee) Statfeld, a former Detroiter Who now re-
sides at Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y., won the grand prize for hair
shaping in the recent International Hair Fashions Show held in
New York City. To win the award, a five-foot trophy, Miss Stat-
feld beat a field of 89 entrants from all over the world. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Statfeld, of 20463 Strathmoor.

Town Hall Schedules
12-Program Series

Bernard Fuss has been ap-
pointed associate director at
Sinai Hospital, it is announced
by Abraham Srere, pres-
dent. Fuss,
who will be-
gin his duties
on April 18,
is presently
assistant direc-
tor of Beth Is-
rael Hospital,
New York.
He is a grad-
uate of Adel-
p h i College,
where he re-
ceived a mas- Bernard Fuss
ters degree in psychiatric nurs-
Mg. He also has a masters of
science in hospital administra-
tion from Columbia University
school Of ,public health and ad-
ministrative medicine.
Fuss is a nominee in the
American College of Hospital
Administrators.

Detroit Town Hall's 32nd
consecutive season will open
Oct. 5 in Ford auditorium, Mrs.
Dorothy Snow Hagan, director,
has announced.
On Oct. 5 at 11 a.m., Hall of
Fame's Pauline Trigere, three-
time winner of the Fashion
Critics' Award, will commen-
tate a fashion show.
Others to appear In the 12-
le c t u r e series are, Norman
Cousins, editor of the Saturday
Review; cartoonist Munro Leaf,
creator of the children's class,
"Ferdinand the. Bull"- and the
Watchbird series in
• Ladies'
Borne • Journal; Sid Harris,
widely-read syndicated column-
ist; Col. "Pappy" Boyington,
World War II hero; Li Ling
Air, C h in e s e actress; Sir
Charles Arden-Clarke, 20-year
governor-general along Africa's
Gold Coast; Alistair Cooke of
"Omnibus" fame; Helen Kirk-
patrick, foreign correspondent.

Juniors to Hear Model's
Tips on Good Grooining

A fashion model will discuss
good grooming and make-up
tricks at a special program to
be held by Junior Hadassah, at
2 p.m., April 10, at Hadassah
House, 16240 W. Seven Mile.
Election of officers and plans
for the coming convention,
April 29-May 1, will be dis-
cussed. Girls between the ages
of 14 and 18 a r e invited to
atend.

"Patterns of Jewish Educa-
lion in the United States" will
be discussed by Albert Elazar,
superintendent of the United
Hebrew Schools, at the fourth
program of Symposium, an open
forum for the examination of
Jewish problems, sponsored by
the Jewish Center, 18100 Mey-
ers, at 8:30 p.m., Monday.

and scholarship and as an in-
centive for future communal
leadership, Mrs. Jackson said.
The awards will be presented
May 26 at the annual meeting
of the League. A silver kiddush
cup will be presented to the
young man and a silver menor-
ah to the young lady selected
by a. panel of judges.
Nominations should be sent,
stating the accomplishmenth
and background of the nomi-
nees, to Mrs. Jackson, 12750
Bergman, Huntington Woods.

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