THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, December 9, 1960 — 34

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National Council of Jewish Women,
Center Lounge Will Pay Tribute to gewry
Cantor Fenakel at Hanukah Lunch

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

For the Finest in Music

Dave Diamond

ETERNAL LIGHT — TV
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ-TV, Channel 4
Feature: "Turning Point" by
Marc Siegel will feature Law-
r e n c e Davidson, Metropolitan
Opera bass-baritone, in a philo-
sophical autobiography as a spe-
cial presentation. Others in the
cast are Raphael Boguslav, Eu-
gene Kusmiak and Stephan
Davidson.

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Rehearsing their parts for the program for the Hanukah
luncheon of the National Council of Jewish Women-Center
LOunge 1 p.m. Wednesday are (from left) Belle Rosenbaum,
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, Ada Feldman and Betty Klein.
Cantor Fenakel of Adas Shalom Synagogue will be honored
for his work in forming the Older Adults Choral Group at the
Center.
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Cantor Nicholas Fenakel of
Adas Shalom Synagogue will be
honored for his work in form-
ing the Older Adults Choral
Group at the Jewish Center at
a Hanukah luncheon of the
National Council of Jewish
Women—Center Lounge 1 p.m.
Wednesday at the Center.
A spokesman said Fenakel
will be cited for "his devoted
and humanitarian efforts in be-
half of the Senior Adults."
The cantor, who has been af-
filiated with Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue for 11 years, has volun-
teered much of his time to
Senior Adults and was instru-
mental in forming the Older
Adults Choral Group, consisting
of some 75 men and women
who meet at the Center every
Wednesday afternoon under his
direction.
Highlights of the afternoon's
program will be a concert by
the Older Adult Choral Group,
conducted by Fenakel, and a
Hanukah candle-lighting cere-
mony performed by Mrs. Isaac
Kovarsky.
Featured delicacy of the
luncheon will be the traditional
potato latkes, according to Mrs.
Irving Kramer, Center Lounge
chairman.

Hold Camp Institute
Sharon Reunion in
Chicago Dec. 22-24

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ETERNAL LIGHT—RADIO
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: A special Hanukah
presentation, "A Deal With the
Devil" by Irwin Gonshak, based
on the poem "Judas Maccabeus"
by Henry Wadsworth- Longfel-
low, will be directed by George
Voutsas. Cantor David Putter-
man will sing the liturgical
music.
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. . . TO DWELL TOGET
Time: .9:15 a.m. Sunday
Station: WJBK-TV, Chann
Feature: "The School in
Changing Community," c h a 1,-
lenges for citizens and teachers,
will be presented by Dr. August
F. Kerber, professo of educa-
ate
tional sociolo
or
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University,
cutive administra
Drachler
stant of the Detroit
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of Educa
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Graduate School of Design.
While at Harvard, he was affili-
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A June wedding is planned.

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Student-campers in the Camp-
Institute Sharon will hold their
annual reunion Dec. 22 - 24 in
Chicago. Sharonites from Chi-
cago, Cleveland, Detroit, In-
We give advice by the bucket,
dianapolis, Kansas City, Min-
ut take it by the grain.
neapolis, New York, Omaha and
Pittsburgh who devoted the
Take Your Children
past summer to Hebrew studies
On a Visit
and camping will have a reunion
ake the First 50 Ft.
To Storyland —
party, attend the theater, tour
of Your Affair '
Color
With a Puppet Show by
.
the city and visit with friends.
it
ge.
FREE if
Lila Reder
A reunion luncheon will be
Sheldon R
held for them at The College
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Bnai
of Jewish Studies.
olitan Council, will
Camp-Institute Sharon, a De-
ss the activities of his organi
partment of The College
Jewish Studies, is located
zation,
Clear Lake, Buchanan,
In addition to regular ca
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Time: 1
Also Plastic Throws: CHAIRS, .98c, SOFAS, $1.98, None Higher
activities, it features int
Station:
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studies in Hebrew languag
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Feature:
literature, Bible, Rabb i
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the
ptian
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literature and Jewish histor
y two au-
Courses are conducted in He-
s,
brew, the spoken language at thors o
Hanukah Greetings
the camp, throughout an eight- Irvin
week season with 15 hours of Egy
FRANK PAUL
weekly instruction. Many mid-
AND
HIS ORCHESTRA
i western Jewish youths wh
MESSA
have attended the Camp-In
"Music at its Best for Your Guests"
Time: 11
Lute during its past 15 sea
Parties — TV Accordionist
Station:
are now active in Jewish e
Feature
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tion field.
Eisendr
Montefiore Lodge Fetes Campers from the Det
are William Davis, 1321
G. Master Rabinowitz area
Monica; Bruce L. Kutnick,
h and God's Angry Men,", pre-
18039 Woodingham, and Marci senting the me age of the Mac-
with Pot-luck Di
Segall,
20065
St.
Mar
12,
o.
Montefiore
cabees.
, will honor
Free Sons 0
SP
witz, grand mas-
rs Celebrates
Harry R
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Time: 10:
t-luck dinner Sunday
ter, at
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Season
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Station:
club rooms of the Dy-
in t
"The First Ha
tars in Mia
Featur
Club, through the cour-
na
kah," a antata in cele
of Milton Behrendt.
lgiers Hotel in
Black & White — "Living" Natural Color
of the Festival of • 1 be
ill celebrate the hole
Featured will be
ure Com-
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with top-flight Broadway
8632 McNichols Rd., West
entertainment.
nightly, bathing beauty mission of the Jewish Commun-
The dinn
erva ., co sts, continouous music and ity Council of Metropolitan De-
hers and f e.
cing and special festive pro- troit. Participating will be Rabbi
Ross, UN
tions, call
ams
for children and teen- Milton Rosenbaum, spiritual
Beth Aaron Synagogue Presents
ble Gottes-
3-5425, or
agers, it was announced by leader of Temple Emanu-El, and
man, LI 6-
owners Dave Levinson, Chuck the 58-voice junior choir of the
congregation, directed by Mrs.
Posner and Lou Kenin.
The Aladdin Room nightclub, Albert M. Stutz, who composed
Sponsored by:
free to Algiers guests, will head- and arranged the music. The
line a different popular entertain- cantata verse and narrative were
The Beth Aaron Men's Club and
er each night ,along with regu- written by Rabbi Rosenbaum.
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lars Bobby Byroh, emcee; Chet
aron Sisterhood
Lorraine, dancer; and pianist Dems to Hear View
POULTRY
Arne Barnett and his orchestra.

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Bereznitzer Aid Society - Detroit attor
Holds Annual Banquet Goodman an

The 27th annual banquet of the
Bereznitzer Aid Society will be
held Sunday night at the Rain-
bow Terrace.
Music and entertainment will
be presented by Hal Gordon's
orchestra.
For reservations, call Aaron
Katz, ticket chairman, LI 8-9618;
Nathan Rose, chairman; or co-
chairmen Reuben Galchinsky and
Sol Kanat.

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ce Miller, who
ntly from a visit
returned
ill present their im-
to Cub
of that country to the
press
is
istrict Young'
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, Thursday
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ve-
Guest chair
Judge Ira
ng will be
is invited.
aufman. Th
or transporta-
r informat
, call Sol Plafkin, club cl
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DAY SHOWING

NING, FEB. 12, 1961
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For Reservations Call

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