Set March Date The annual father and son breakfast of the Turover Aid Society will take place at 10 a.m., Sunday, at Turover Tem- ple, 12129 Dexter. A speaker from the Jewish Community Council will be pre- sented. Fathers are invited to bring their sons and sons-in-law to the program. MISS SANDRA SOFFIN 1 4 . , 0,..rN A At a family dinner party, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Soffin, of Appoline Ave., announced the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to David Rosenman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rosen- man, of Kenwood Ave. A March 26 wedding date has been set. she. s ot i-tie,. 6 e ST ‘c.),..,1-dn1 , iSc‘A-, M'itz.oci.31, 6-L ti. - .0... i cr. 0...i- LA) eves Sc, et on se...k.,c.r% mile, rocirct ! , ille....1 c...0-r- Pi 140 ..,K,i.s , toe, .... 4,..,..)%,.. cioy1+ Los Angeles `Detroiters' Elect Mrs. Meyers Prexy Mrs. Estelle Meyers, of Los Angeles, formerly of Detroit, will be installed for the sixth year as president of the De- troiters Club on June 11. Other officers are Ann Miller, vice president; Billie Gottlieb, Lena Abrams and Mitzie Applebaum, secretaries; and Rose Atler, treasurer. . a,-t- IL ...4 4- 7..(.0(02.. , second best man at your wedding. (for color too . of course) EA.& die final photographer STUDIO: 8440 W. MeNICIIOLS RD. OPPOSITE MARYGROVE 'COLLEGE UN 2-5506 Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild for FATHER'S DAY GIFTS for •• • • ••• • .. FATHER'S DAY ... JUNE 19th Cabana Sets or Bathing Trunks to Size 62. Hobby Jeans or Walking Shorts to Size 62. Sport Shirts to Size 22. Suits to Size 64. "Everything for the Big and Tall Men" I jenny BAKER'S 153510iNLivIeVrEsiiitNy0215.270ar4Fenkell CRESTWOOD MOTEL 16221 W. 8 MILE, 4 Blks. W. of Jas. Couzens • Conference Rooms Seating 20 to 100 Persons • Bridal Suites • Free Continental Breakfast in Our Coffee Shop DIRECT HOURLY LIMOUSINE SERVICE TO and FROM ALL AIRPORTS • Finest Accommodations for Your Bar Mitzvah and Wedding Guests BRoad way 2-1402 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS US WARY • RIDING • TENNIS • SAILING • FENCING • BASEBALL • WATER SKIING • DRAMATICS • FISHING • ARTS & CRAFTS • CANOE TRIPS • FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES For Information Write or Call CAMP WALDEN 18637 Northlawn (More Clubs Page 18) Dr. Abraham F. Citron will be guest speaker at the next meeting of EVERGREEN JEW- ISH CONG. SISTERHOOD at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the synagogue social hall, 19160 Evergreen. Dr. Citron, director of community relations and re- search of the Jewish Commun- ity Council of Metropolitan De- troit, will discuss "The Image of the Jews." A student, for over twenty years, of the ques- tion of integration of minority groups into American society, Dr. Citron is especially inter- ested in methods of creating attitude and behavior change with relation to prejudice and discrimination. All who are in- terested are invited to attend. * * Mrs. Sadie Haut, president of NORTH WOODWARD BRANCH, Jewish Women Eur- bpean Welfare Organization, has called an emergency meet- ing for 12 noon, Tuesday, at the home of Sarah Ross, 17539 Northlawn. A dessert luncheon will be served. NORTHWEST YOUNG IS- RAEL SISTERHOOD will cli- max its activities program for the season with a picnic at 1 p.m., Sunday, at Stoepel Park. I Special features will be games and prizes for the children present. All members and friends are invited. * * The initiation ceremony of PURITY CHAPTER, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at 7:45 p.m., Monday, at the Eastern Star Temple, 80 W. Alexandrine. Paula Stark, wor- thy matron, and Edward Stark, worthy patron, will officiate. Members are asked to attend this final meeting of the season. Refreshments will be served. * * EQUALITY CLUB will hold a charity garden party Tuesday afternoon at 19301 Greenlawn. Hostesses will be Mesdames David Rosenberg and Oscar Schwartz. Donor chairman Mrs. S. Peck has appointed Mrs. Meyer Weingarden as donor door prize c h a i r m a n. The group's next meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Gennis, 3302 Cortland. * * A bake sale and "white ele- phant sale" will be held at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the home of the newly elected pres- ident of YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM, Mrs. S. Shif- man, 17545 Ohio. Mrs. B. Sum- ner is chairman of the white elephant sale, and Mrs. S. Mos- cow is head of the bake sale. * * * Arella Barley and Don Atlas will sing Hebrew folk songs at the closing luncheon of CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women, at 12 noon, Tuesday, at Mabel's Tea Room, 13031 W. Seven Mile, an- nounces Mrs. Blanche Rose, president. Installation of offi- cers will take place, and offi- cers will report on the year's activities. For reservations, call Mrs. Joseph Yendick, UN 1-8365. * * * 4 and 8 Week Sessions UN 3-9097 Women's Glubs UN 2-2440 Center Youngsters in Roller Skating Revue Grand-Grey Rites Planned for Oct. 27 ROCHEL LAYA STEPINER AID SOCIETY on Thursday in- stalled the following officers for the coming year: Mesdames Leo Sklar, p r e s i d e n t; Leonard Simons, vice - president; Harry Friedman, treasurer; Norman Golden-berg, Joseph Isaacs and Nathan Rosenthal, secretaries; Rose Gordon, sunshine chair- man; and Ben Isaacs, journal chairman. JOSEPH SCHLANG, of New York, a former officer of the Synagogue Council of America, will attend the centennial anniversary of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, in Paris, June 21, as a representative of the Council. A roller skating show by youngsters ranging in age from 2 to 12 will be given at 3:30 p.m., Sunday, - in the main hall of the Jewish Community Cen- ter, 18100 Meyers. The com- munity is invited to attend at no charge. Most of the participating youngsters learned to skate at the Center recently under the tutelage of Elena Glasier, who is directing the skating revue. Participants are Arlene and Harvey Olshansky, Barry Parel, Harold Serwer, Janice Targum, Albert Glasier, Debra S o s i n, Stephen R u b i n, Patti Levitt, Ronnie and Barry Leebove, Anita Mitchell, Leonard Shiff- man, Cathy and Michele Cohen, MISS CINDY GRAND Steven Katkowsky, Ann, Judy and Karen Hoffman and Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Grand, Lefkowitz. of Pennington Dr., announce the engagement of their Want The Best? daughter, Cindy, to Michael Jay Ask the Folks Who've Had Grey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Grey, of Bell Ave., South- SAM BARN ETT field. and His Orchestra Miss Grand is a graduate of LI 1-2563 t h e University o f Michigan, where she was affiliated with Delta Phi Epsilon. Her fiance attended the University of De- SHOES HAND PAINTED troit and was affiliated with TO MATCH YOUR DRESS Phi Sigma Delta. The couple Creative Murals for the Home plans to be married on Oct. 27. 25 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 17, 1960 Turover Society Plans Father-Son Breakfast Jacqueline Studios New Series on WDET UN 4-1951 UN 2-3580 "Rehearsal" and "Magazine" are two new series on WDET, Wayne State University's FM station at 101.9 mc. Debuting Saturday, "Rehearsal" will be heard each Saturday at 7 p.m., with Mort Furay as host. "Maga- zine" on Mondays at 5:30 p.m. is hosted by Allan Zeltzer. MUSIC BY The Counts UN 2-2850 UN 3-6283 DIRECTOk Ai r gi First to UNDERSTAND and MEET the NEEDS of Children 3 to 13. COUNTRY DAY CAMP . 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GR 6 - 0105 Max Pleasant and Lew Pleasant KE 5-1083 or LI 7-1471 'FUN IN THE WEST' For Boys and Girls 7 to 14 35 MILES FROM DETROIT PINE CREST RANCH MA. 6-6308 — VE. 7-6701 Mort Kanfer MILMAC SUMMER NURSERY For Little Tots Ages 3 - 5 Beginning June 27 — State Licensed • Morning and Afternoon Sessions • Door to Door Transportation • Trained Personnel • Limited Enrollment For Further Information, Contact Leo Millman KE 3-7307 Larry McFarland LI 1-2428 THUNDERBIRD DAY CAMP A wonderful Summer for Boys and Girls, Ages 4-6; 7-12 Give your child the very best in Day Camping Directors: Mickey Stern' • Arnie Fisher For Brochure and Information LI 5-6963 EL 6-8893