Yaacov Tsur Praises Scholastic
Activities of Greenberg School

When Yaacov Tsur, world president of the Keren Kaye-
meth (Jewish National Fund) and former Israel AmbasSador to
Israel, was in Detroit earlier this month, he visited the
classes of the Hayim Greenberg Hebrew-Yiddish School. He
was deeply impressed with the students' interest in their
studies. In the above photo, he is shown questioning students
in the class of Mrs. Leah Schrodeck (left). The answers he
was given about Passover, the Seder ceremonies and other
questions about Jewish history and religious observances indi-
cated to him, he told M. Goldoftas, director of the school
(right in the -photo), that notable progress is being made in
the instructions being given the children • there. Tsur and
Goldoftas had worked together in behalf of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund and other 'Zionist activities while both were in
Belgium, prior to the advent of HitleriSm.

Center's Sports Banquet April 9

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter's annual sports banquet, fea-
turing dinner, awards and guest
speakers, will be held at 6 p.m.,
April 9, at 18100 Meyers. Ad-
vance reservations must be
made.
The Samuel LeVy Good
Sportsmanship Trophy will be
presented to the Class A Basket-
ball League player best exhibit-
ing traits of good -sportsman-
ship throughout the season.
Other awards will be presented
to all sport champions:
Basketball Leagues: • Cyclones
(Seniors), Olympics (Class. A),
Imperials (B), Debonaires (0),
Hurricanes (Club 7); Softball
Leagues: Marathons (Class A),-
Falcons (B), Esquires (C);
Football Leagues: Belvederes

Theater Benefit Nets
$30,0100 for Children's
Orthog-enic School

(Teen), Ramblers (T w e e n);
Volleyball: Kingstons (Teen).
Other awards will go to paddle-
ball, basketball free throw, and
air mail• track tournament
winners.

Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Band,
former Detroiters now residing
in St. Petersburg, Fla., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Jeffrey David, will be ob-
served 9 a.m. Saturday at Cong.
Bnai Israel. A Passover dinner
will be held in his honor 5:30
p.m. Sunday at the Rellim Hotel,
3200 Gulf, St. Petersburg Beach,
Fla.

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A KLM-Royal Dutch Airlines
plane returned more than 200
miles to New York's Idlewild
Airport Sunday when a Detroit
passenger, Abraham Ehrenfeld,
68, of 17409 Birwood, suffered
a heart attack.
The chartered craft, bound for
Amsterdam, was carrying 81 pas
sengers en route to Israel on a
Mizrachi-sponsored tour for Pass-
over. It was in flight about an
hour when Ehrenfeld was
stricken. He was given emergency
treatment aboard the plane.
The pilot jettisoned 5,000- gal-
lons of fuel to make the aircraft
lighter for a faster run to Idle-
wild. Ehrenfeld was rushed to
Manhattan General Hospital
where his condition was listed as
critical.
The plane took off again
shortly after its mercy stop. Other
Detroiters were aboard, including
Sam Stollman.
Ehrenfeld is the brother of
the Matastofer Rebbe who has
settled in Israel with his fol-
lowers and is pursuing a long-
range program of study and is
sponsoring a school and homes
construction project.

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Ann° uncements

March 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
Lee J. Marks (Sandra E.
Cohen), 24701 Manistee, Oak
.Park, a daughter, Susan Beth.
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March 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Pearl (Janet Lorraine
Jackson, formerly of betrbit),
3325 Avondale, Smith Windsor,
Ont., a daughter, Audrey Ellen.

A theater benefit starring
Cantinflas in the premier show-
ing of "Pepe" Thursday at the
Madison Theater has raised
$30,000 for the Children's Ortho-
genic School.
A champagne supper was held
afterward at the Wonder Bar
for 200 members and guests of
the organization. In charge of
* * *
the fund-raising were Max
March 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Handler, general charman, and Mervyn H. Manning (Elaine
Mayor Louis C. Miriani, honor- Koffman), of Blackstone Ave.,
ary chairman. For information
a daughter, C. ne.
about the School, call DI -1-8673.
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March 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Neuvirth (Annette Shul-
man) of. Hartwell Ave., a son,
Michael Allan.

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To Mr. and Mrs.
March 6
Albert Snow (Erma L e v i t t),
25651- Colleen, a daughter, Susan
Elise.

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March 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Zack (Pat Goldstein),
13731 Kenwood, Oak Park,
daughter, Julie Lynn.
* * *
March 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
— To Mr. d Mrs. Jack Parish (Marion Kirsch),
Schafer (Sandra insen), 419 Cardwell, Garden City, a
Winona, Flint, a ughter, son, Michael Randy.
* * *
March 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
r. and Mrs. Phillip Neuman (Sally Sosin)
(Judith Dix- 29800 Pickford, a son, Kennet
Chicago), 19160 Franklin.
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ven Marc.
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arch 17—To Mr. nd Mrs. Lawrence J. Isaacs (Patri
Freed- Feinstein),_ former Petroite
arry Friedman (Shar
rnar l Sussex, ak Park, now living in St. Louis, Mo.,
son, Scott Keith.
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March 1—To Dr. and Mrs. V.
r. and Mrs.
(Saralyn Lester Goldstein (Suzanne Perl-
ner, Oak man), temporarily residing in
Fontainebleau, France, a daugh-
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ter, Janette Elayne.
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Feb.
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To Mr. and Mrs.
Soberman),
ing a daugh- Max Freedman (Sandra Blue-
stein), 20198 Stansbury, a daugh-
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Feb. 17—To 'Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
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arklawn, Oak
21010 Gardner, Oak Park, -a son,
n, Eugene Stuart.
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Richard Louis.
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and Ave., Martin Edelheit (Judi Zager),
J e f f r e y 18565 Sunset, Livonia, a son,
Steven Craig.

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