Mrs. Charles Hymes of Minne-
apolis, national president of the
National Council of Jewish
Women, is in Detroit this week
end, attending the General As-
sembly of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds.
The National Council will be
honored at the Assembly ban-
quet Saturday evening at the
Statler Hilton Hotel when Mrs.
Hymes will be presented the
William J. S'hroder Memorial
Award. In Detroit' with Mrs.
Hymes for this occasion are all
the national vice-presidents.
The citation reads in part,
"The . . . program of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
. . . provides thousands of vol-
unteers . . . with a blueprint for
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a variety of community activ-
ities. The Award Committee
was greatly impressed with the
pioneering job which this rep-
resents."
According to Mrs. Hymes, the
award has been granted on the
basis of the integrated aspect
of the NCJW service program
with social action, the pioneer-
ing and demonstration aspect of
community services and public
affairs programs, training and
supervision of volunteers, rela-
tion between professional and
volunteer and selection and ex-
ecution of projects in terms of
needs of - the total community.
The Shroder award was estab-
lished in 1953 by the Council of
Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds as a tribute to Wil-
liam J. Shroder of Cincinnati,
founder and first president of
the Council, for the purpose of
giv,ing force year after year to
the humanitarian purpose which
he personified.
In line with the spirit of the
award, the Detroit Section has
long operated many community
projects to fill local needs.
Starting as "Operation
Friendship," Council recently
began a new pilot project for a
group of out-patients of the
Ypsilanti State Hospital. The
Monday Club, as it is - now
called, meets weekly at Council
House, under the professional
guidance of Charles Wolfson.
Trained council volunteers
offer recreation, games, crafts
and friendship to these Veople.
So successful is the project that
a Friday Club has already be
organized. University of
igan considers the caliber o
program so excellent that
sent a graduate student
his field work under the
vision of Wolfson.
Mrs. James VanVlie
president of the local sectio
COUNCIL-ALTMAN- HOUR
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday
Station: WJLB
Feature: Mrs. Morris Fried-
man, member of the Ninth An-
nual Jewish Book Fair Planning
Cominittee, will discuss the
forthcoming Book Fair program
and personalities.
* * *
. . . TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday
Station: WJBK-TV, Channel 2
Feature: "Choose Life," a
special telecast on the moral
basis of traffic safety, will be
presented. Participating will be
Rabbi Irwin Groner of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek; Herbert W.
Hart, Detroit •'"olice Department
commissioner; and Garnet M.
Griffin, assistant managing di-
rector of the Detroit Traffic
Safety Association.
Hebrew Academy PTA
* * *
Starts Season, Plans
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Hanukah
Pageant
Station: WCAR
Hebrew Academy of Oak
Feature: "Do Unto Others
," a_ special broadcast on the Park, 13855 W. Nine Mile, offi-
ethics of driving, will be pre- cially launches its PTA season,
sented with Rabbi Hayim Danin 8:30 p.m. Monday with a com-
of Cong. Bnai David; Garnet M. prehensive analysis of "Aca-
Griffin, assistant managing di- demic Objectives for the Co
rector of • the Detroit Traffic ing Year," at Young Israel
Safety Association; and Sgt. Oak Woods, 24061 Coolidg
Speaking on behalf of
Russell Koller of the Police
Department Traffic Safety faculty will be Rabbi I s
Flam, director of the sc
Bureau.
* * *
and Mrs. Miriam. Webe
THE ETERNAL LIGHT—TV
All teachers will be avai
Time: 1:30 p.m. Sunday
for private consultation
Station: WWJ-TV, Channel 4 parents following the meeting.
Feature: A story illustrating Refreshments will be served.
the problems of old age, "About Program arrangements are
Sophie Meier," by Sylvia Ber- under the supervision of Helen
ger, will be telecast in color. Sherman.
The cast includes Mildred Dun-
Hanukah Pageant and S
nock, Marian Seldes, Barbara Festival, under the directio
Barrie, Alan Manson, Ben Ham- Mrs. Raiselle Snow, head
mer, Nell Harrison, Jim Monks, Academy's music depar
Mannie Sloan and Barbara is scheduled for Decem
Myers.
student band will be corn
* * *
of children who already
THE ETERNAL LIGHT—
instruments.
RADIO
A special school-sponsored
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
safety program is also under-
Station: WWJ
Feature: "Pugnacious Com- Way at the Academy.
modore," by Morton Wishen-
grad, is the story of Uriah Levy, JNF Appoints New
his rise from cabin boy to com- Landsmanshaften
modore in the U.S. Navy and
his struggle to eliminate cor- Action Committee
The newly-formed committee
poral punishment and bigotry.
The dramatization will be • fol- appointed at the Landsman-
lowed by a short talk by Sam- shaften Workshop at the Jew-
uel Brochstein of Great Neck, ish National Fund Conference
Long Island, a member of • the last Sunday will meet to im-
Board of Overseers of the Jew- plement plans for action among
ish Theological Seminary of Landsmanshaften societies in
behalf of the JNF, 8 p.m. Thurs-
America.
* * *
day at the JNF offices, 18414
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Wyoming.
Time: 11 a.m. Sunday
Members of the Committ
Station: WXYZ
are Sam Belkin, A. E. Bitins
Feature: A special memorial Israel Burnstein, Louis H.
program will he presented hon- han, Israel Finkelstone, Da
oring the deceased members of H. Frenkel, Ben Grant, Jul
the New York City Jewish Honeyman, Harry Kamin
Police Society, Shomrim. Rabbi Philip Levine, J. Reznick, Loui
David J. Seligson of Central Rosenberg, Solomon Rubin,
Synagogue, New York City, will Isadore Sosnick and Nathan
be guest speaker.
Wiss.
MISS JILL WOLOVECK
Mr. and Mrs. 'Gerald Woloveck
of Wisconsin Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Jill Ilene, to Arnold Bellowe, so
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bello
of Akron, Ohio. A March
wedding is planned.
Activities
MUSTER - R 0 S ENB E
LODGE will hold its fifth ann
dance 8:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Ma
fair - Caterers. The "Keynotes"
will provide the music at the
"stag or For
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served, accordineto Maurice
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Nathan, program chairman,
announces the Stroh's champion
bowling to will be
Dr. Gaster to Open Temple Beth El
Lecture Series on Monday Evening
Dr. Theodor H. Gaster, of
Columbia University and Drop-
sie College for Hebrew and Cog-
nate Learning, will deliver the
first in the series of four lec-
tures, in the auditorium of
Temple Beth El, at 8:30 p.
Monday, on the subject
a-
ism and Helle
Meet-
ing of
1 mat' s.
lecture series is open to
public without charge.
Dr. Gaster,
Sephardic Chi
Britain, is the
books, inch
Scrolls in
and was
Guggenhei
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olumbia University will
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Dr. Oscar Handlin, of Har-
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yard University, will speak Dec.
5 on "Forces That Have Shaped
American Jewry." Dr. Handlin
won a Pulitzer Prize for his
book "The Uprooted" and is the
author of many books on busi-
s, educational and historical
su
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— THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 11, 1960
NCJW President Mrs. C. Hymes
Woloveck-Bellowe
to Accept Shroder Memorial Award Engagement Told