THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, May 6, 1960 — 22
Detroit Women's League to Close
Hadassah Sets
Election Meeting, Fund-Raising with Donor, May 16
Installation Event
Detroit Chanter of Hadassah
will elect and install new offi-
cers at a subscription luncheon
planned for 12 noon, Tuesday,
at the new Town and Country
Club.
Mrs. Dora Ehrlich, honorary
president and member of the
national board of Hadassah, will
install the new officers. Mrs.
Harry L. Jones, a former chap-
ter president, will deliver the
invocation.
According to Mrs. Julian
Tobias, vice-president of pro-
gram, a dramatic reading - com-
memorating the 100th anniver-
sary of the birth of Theodor
Herzl, Zionism's founder, will
be given by Beth-Sheva Laikin
Davidson.
Also highlighting the pro-
gram will be a musical presen-
tation by "The Accents," • four.
members of Hadassah, Mes-
dames Herbert Stoorman, Mau-
rice Reizin. Ernest Mendelsohn
and Harold Ross.
The newly-elected administra-
tion will immediately embark
on a campaign to enroll new
chapter members, under the di-
rection of Mrs. William J. Hu-
bert, who is assisted by Mes-
dames Josenh Ravit, Jack Boxer
and Harry Talbot.
-A pep rally already. has been
scheduled for 12:30 p.m., May
19, at Hadassah House, when.
Mrs. Morris Adler, wife of the
rabbi of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
will be featured speaker. All
group vice-president, member-
ship chairmen and workers are
urged to attend.
H-Day, when reports on mem-
bership progress will be tallied,
will be the occasion for a tea,
which will be attended by new
members and their sponsors.
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Theodore Bargman, Ralph Da-
vidson, Joseph H. Ehrlich, Max
R. Frank, William Isenberg, I.
Jerome Hauser, David J.
Schachter, Morse Saulson, Bert
Smokier and Frank Wetsman.
Mrs. Hubert announced that
the worker enlisting the most
new members will receive an
all-expense trip to the national
Hadassah convention, to be held
Sept. 11 to 14, in New York.
24 Actors Arrive for
Stratford Rehearsals
Thirty-four actors out of a
total company of 65 arrived in
Stratford, Ontario to begin re-
hearsals for the most ambitious
season the Stratford Shakes-
pearean Festival has yet under-
taken.
'These principal players will
be joined by the balance of the
troupe on May 23 to prepare
three Shakespearean plays —
"King John," "A Midsummer
Night's Dream" and "Romeo
and Juliet"—for their opening
nights on June 27, 28 and 29.
Many of them, including U.S. ac-
tress Julie Harris, were taking
their first steps on the festi-
val's celebrated platform-stage.
Others, like Christopher Plum-
mer, Bruno Gerussi Douglas
Rain, Kate Reid and Tony Van
Bridge were returning to the
scene of previous success.
Osnos Announces
New Sams Store
Max Osnos, president of Sams
Incorporated, announced the
opening of a new Sams store
on Monday. May 16, in the Tay-
lor Town Shopping Center, at
Ecorse (M-17) and Pardee
Roads, in Taylor Township.
The Sams store, occupying
90,000 square feet, will be the
largest in the 26-store shopping
center, which is being devel-
oped by Charles Gershenson,
Detroit investor. The center will
have parking facilities for 2,000
cars. It contains 250,000 square
feet of building area.
Members of the Detroit League receive a proclamation
from NATHANIEL H. GOLDSTICK, Corporation Counsel of
the city of Detroit, inaugurating their annual fund-raising
drive. Pictured with Goldstick are, left to right, Mesdames
HARRY H. GOLDBERG, NORMAN JASEN, GEORGE FRANK,
DAVID M. COOPER, Detroit League president, and SAMUEL
C. ROBINS, president of Detroit Junior Chapter. The procla-
mation was presented by Goldstick in the absence of Mayor
Louis C. Miriani.
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Fresh from their experience
of cannister collection for "Tag.
Day," members of the Detroit
League, Jewish National Home
for Asthmatic Children at Den-
(More Clubs Page 19)
ver, this week began preparing
JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB
for the final phase of their is currently seeking used cloth-
fund-raising campaign.
ing and household goods for a
The drive will officially close rummage sale on May 26. Pro-
with a donor luncheon celebrat- ceeds will go to the Detroit
ing the Home's 53rd anniver- Association for Retarded Chil-
sary at 12:30 p.m., May 16, at dren. For pick-up of goods, call
the Town and Country Club.
Sara Welton, EL. 7-2789. The
The program will be high- group also is selling tickets for
lighted by a fashion show, at the May 19 performance of
which Mrs. Leon Zechman will "Flower Drum Song." For in-
be commentator. Mrs. Ben Tol- formation, call Gloria Woolman,
mich will be accompanist, and LI. 2-0493.
members and their daughters
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will be models.
CHANA CZENESH CHAP-
In addition, there will be a TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
benefit performance of Latin
at 12:30 p.m., Monday, in the
dances by Dodge and Carloff,
and many prizes will be award- Hayim Greenberg Center. Mrs
Alexander Sanders will report
ed.
Founded in 1907, the JNHAC on the 1960 White House Con-
is a free, non-sectarian medical ference on Youth. Mrs. Ann
research center, the only char- Appel will introduce the
itable medical institution of its speaker, and hostesses will be
kind, devoted to youngsters af- Mesdames Sarah Borman and
flicted with intractable asthma. Esther LaMed. Guests are wel-
The institution is supported come.
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in great part by fundS raised by
OAKLAND
HILLS
CHAP-
local chapters and through vol-
untary contributions from men TER, Women's American ORT,
and women of all faiths, from as its first fund-raising project,
is planning a bake sale of
all -walks of life:
Reservations for the luncheon home-made goods this Saturday,
may be made with Mrs. Joshua at Federal's, Grand River and
Karbal, UN. 2-5607, ticket chair- Greenfield.
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man; Mrs. Bennett Fenberg,
GOOD FELLOWSHIP
luncheon chairman, UN. 4-0576;
or Mrs. David Cooper, presi- WOMEN'S AUXILIARY w ill
hold a brunch on May 14, in the
dent.
home of Mrs. Ida Benach, 20560
Mansfield. Co-hostesses will be
Judge Kaufman Opens Mesdames Ida Berger, Elsie
Free 'Parents' Program' Bogorad and Helen Albert. Pro-
ceeds will go to charity.
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
will open the spring term of his
RODIN CLUB will meet at
popular "Parents' Program" at .1 p.m., Wednesday, in the home
8 p.m., Wednesday, in the Davi- of Mrs. Harry Milgrom, 18400
son Jewish Center. The gather- Woodingham. Mrs. David Gross-
ing will be the first of four bi- man will give a final report on
weekly meetings.
the anniversary luncheon plan-
Although elevated last week ned for June 1, at Jeri's.
to the Circuit Court by appoint-
ment of Gov. Williams, Judge
Kaufaman will carry out this Yacht Club Starts
phase of the program he started
on New Facilities
as Juvenile Court Judge.
The meeting, free and open
A swimming pool addition
to the public, will include a and a children's wading pool
short educational film, a speaker are currently being constructed
trained in child welfare work at the Great Lakes Yacht Club,
and the professional staff of the located on Lake St. Clair, at
Juvenile Court, which will dis- Jefferson and 9 Mile Rd.
cuss* family problems individu
In announcing the breaking
ally or in small groups.
of ground for the project, John
An informal coffee hour will L. Mayer, commodore of the
follow each meeting.
club, stated that completion of
the pool and additional locker
room facilities is scheduled for
Herzl's 100th Birthday
late May in time for the open-
Feted by LZO Branch 2
ing of the sailing season.
A meeting dedicated to the
Other club facilities include
100th birthday of Dr. Theodor
a
fleet
of 16-foot fiberglass sail-
Herzl will be held by Branch
Two, Labor Zionist Organiza- boats for use by members and
tion, at 9P .m. Saturday, in the their guests, sailing instructions,
Hayim Greenberg Center, on races for club boats, 30 boats
Schaefer Rd., announces Ber- owned by members, boat wells
for docking and other facilities
nard Linderman, president.
Participants in the program for outdoor activities.
A limited number of club
will be Herbert Peros and
Adele Mondry. Refreshments memberships is available, Mayer
will be served. Guests are in- said. For information, call
Austin A. Kanter, UN 2-1800.
vited.
List Program for Dan Frohman Concert
Some of the world's most and Milhaud. Bella Goldberg
famed composers will be heard will be the accompanist for the
in the program to be presented chorus.
at the annual concert of the
Tickets are available by call-
Dan Frohman Chorus, which ing LI. 3-3253 or LI. 5-5680.
will be held at 8:30 p.m., May
15, in the Mumford High School
auditorium.
Frohman, the widely-known
singer, composer and conductor,
has 'chosen a varied program
And His Orchestra
which will include "The Miller"
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by Franz Schubert, "Hopak" by -
Moussorgsky, "Set Down Serv-
ant" by Robert Shaw, "Israel
Will Live " by Handel and
Vacation-Temporary-Wake-up
"Picnic" by Borodin.
In addition, there will be a
collection of new Israeli and
Yiddish works by Binder, Zai-
ra, Low, Gelthart, Polansky and
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Frohman himself.
Assisting artists Rebecca
Frohman and Marion Hahn,
duo-pianists, will be heard in a
program of Bach, Rachmaninoff
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