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of Jewish Interest

THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Golden Chain,"
the exciting story of the 20
cartons of books and papers—
the largest collection of Judaica
in Hitler Europe—which began
an odyssey in 1940 and ended in
their safe deposit in the arch-
ives of VIVO, the Yiddish
Scientific Institute in New
York, will be presented.

MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Rudolph
Brasch, of Temple Emanuel,
Sydney, Australia, will speak
on "Judaism 'Down Under'."
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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Benjamin Laikin,
secretary of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, will discuss the
significance of the 12th annual
celebration of Israel's indepen-
dence.

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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "Portrait of To-
morrow," a special broadcast
dedicated to the 12th anniver-
sary of Israel's independence,
will be presented.
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. . . TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJBK-TV (Chan-
nel 2).
Feature: "Science in the Holy
Land" will be discussed by
Julius Lev, president of the
Detroit Chapter of the Ameri-
can Technion Society, and Ben
Wilk, former president of both
Technion and Temple Beth El.

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weddings and receptions. And
for good reason! First, the
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And whether you select the
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for a party of 750, or one of
our exquisite Parlors for an
intimate family group of as
small as twenty, you may rest
assured that the accommoda-
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Our prices are reasonable,
and you'll always be pro-ud to
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USY Regional Parley
to Attract Detroiters

Bernard Jaffe, director of the
Central Region of the United
Synagogue Youth, announces
that a large local delegation of
Detroit youngsters will attend
the annual spring board meet-
ing planned for May 20 to 22,
in Columbus, 0.
Jaffe, who is a leader in con-
gregation and camp youth ac-
tivities, said that program plans
for the coming year will be
made, and the annual summer
encampment in August will be
discussed.
Representatives of USY chap-
ters at Congs. Adas Shalom,
Ahavas Achim, Beth Aaron, Beth
Shalom and Shaarey Zedek will
make the trip. A new group is
currently in formation at Cong. Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH GROSS
Bnai Moshe. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross,
Questions pertaining to the
Columbus trip may be addressed of 19146 Kentucky, celebrated
to Jaffe at 25541 Karen, Oak their 50th wedding anniversary
' by getting married all over
Park, LI 5-6779.
again in a ceremony attended
by their children and grandchil-
Student Art Show
dren on April 2.
A dinner party celebrating
to Open at Center;
the couple's golden wedding was
Exhibit 200 Works
given at Sammy's Avalon Room
An exhibit of the best works by their children, and attended
of art students at the Jewish by 100 relatives and friends.
Center, 18100 Meyers, will be
The Grosses are the parents
of Mr. and Mrs. Hary Docks,
held from
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gross and
May 10 to 19,
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Gross. They
with 200 works
have eight grandchildren. The
in painting.,
entire family participated in the
sculpture,
ceremony, which was conducted
drawings,
by Rabbi M. Robert Syme, of
ceramics and
Temple Israel.
mosaics on ex-
hibit.
The show
Sol Nusbaum Opens
will be opened
at 3 p.m., May
New Carpet Center
1, followed by
The Carpet Center, which
open house in
boasts one of Michigan's larg-
the art depart-
est displays of fine carpeting,
ment until 5
has been opened by Sol Nus-
p.m.
baum at 28801 Plymouth, near
Pr eceding
Evergreen, not -far from the
the opening of
n e w Wonderland Shopping
the show, the
Center.
Center will
One of the state's largest
Schwartz
dedicate t h e
dealers for all name brand car-
first of a project series of sculp- peting, the Carpet Center has
tures, "The Offering," by the a stock of over 1,000,000 yards
noted American sculptor, Leon- of quality merchandise.
ard' Schwartz.
Nusbaum said that the store
Schwartz, who has studied in is offering a special in-home
America and Paris, and has ex- carpet service, enabling cus-
hibited in London, Paris, New tomers to shop in the comfort
York, Detroit and Denver, was of their own homes and to ac-
introduced to sculpture at the tually see how the carpeting
Center; and was encouraged and will blend with fabrics, wall
given room to work at the old colors and furniture.
DeRoy Memorial Building on
Woodward 20 years ago.
"The Offering," eight feet tall To Speak on Folklore
and weighing six tons, is a di- Among Young Jews
rect carving in limestone. It
"Folklore Retentions Among
shows the relationship of indi- Young Detroit Jews" will be the
viduals to the community, as subject of a paper to be read
represented by a communal before the Jewish Historical
institution. The proportions of Society of Michigan by Prof.
the work and its location were Leonard Moss, of Wayne State
arranged in association with University, and Rabbi Emanuel
Paul Tilds, the building's archi- Applebaum, Thursday evening,
tect, for best integration with in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
building design.
Lang, of 18621 Snowden.
The study to be presented at
Michael Deshe to Air this meeting is based upon in-
terviews obtained from a
`Essence of Poetry'
"judgmental" sample of young
Eminent Israeli lecturer and people. Attorney Arthur Lang
poet Michael Deshe will lecture will present the final draft of
on "The Essence of Poetry and a constitution for the Historical
Its Mission", the second of a Society.
series of four lectures, for the
Kvutzah Ivrit, Hebrew Cultural
group of Detroit, at 9:15 p.m.,
Saturday, in the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, 18100 Meyers.
Chairman will be Morris Nobel.
The lecture will be preceded
by the activities of the Pinah
Ivrit, Hebrew Corner, sponsor-
4 TO 6 AND 7 TO 12
ed by the Jewish Community
Center and the Kvutzah Ivrit.
Michael Michlii will serve as
chairman. The public is invited
THUNDERBIRD
to attend.
DAY CAMP

"A
Wonderful Summer
for Boys and Girls"

Israeli Dance Class
A teen Israeli dance class will
be offered by the Jewish Cen-
ter, with six lessons in Israeli
dance techniques, background
and repertoire, taught by Har-
riet Berg, Center dance instruc-
tor, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.,
Sundays, beginning May 8.

Beth Abraham Couples Club
to 'Ask the Rabbi' Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Gross Thunderbird Set
114-ark Golden Years for Camp Season

Members of the Beth Abra-
ham Couples Club will "Ask
the Rabbi" this Sunday night, in
the upstairs clubroom of the
synagogue.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
answer questions on all phases
of Talmudic law. The program
will be preceded by a business
meeting at 8:15 p.m., and a cof-
fee social will conclude the
evening.

Camp Thunderbird, a new
residential camp offering maxi-
mum supervision, close prox-
imity to Detroit and a two-week
trial period for new campers, is
being opened this season by
Arnold Fisher, Mickey Stern
and Bernard Jaffe.
The camp, located in the col-
orful Waterloo Recreation Area
only 60 miles from Detroit, of-
fers a complete camp program
at reasonable rates, and accepts
part -season enrollments for
children 5 to 15.
A large sandy beach, safe
bathing area and spacious ath-
letic facilities; registered nurse
in attendance and doctor on call
at all times; and a four-to-one
camper-counselor ratio are some
of its other attractions.
Fisher and Stern are directors
of Thunderbird Day Camp, and
Jaffe is well-known as an edu-
cator and youth leader. The
trio of directors bring many
years of experience with youth
to the camp.
The seven-week season will
be open on June 28. The camp
maintains a kosher kitchen. For
information, call Fisher at EL
6-8893; or Jaffe at LI 5-9904.

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19-TH E DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Frid ay, April 22, 1960

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