South Oakland County Hadassah
Joins in Planning 'Toast to Israel'

League of Jewish. Women's Organizations to Install
Officers, Present Mildred Rosenberg Youth Awards

The annual meeting of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations, an affiliate of the
National Bureau- of Federated
Jewish Women's Groups, will be
held 8:15 p.m. Thursday at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.

LEADERS OF SOUTH OAKLAND HADASSAH, at a
recent get-together at the home of Mrs. Jack Winshall, 26341
Hendrie, completed plans for Hadassah's Toast to Israel Bar
Mitzvah celebration on behalf of Israel Bonds. The affair
will be held in the grand ballroom of the Veterans Memorial
,Building 8 p.m. May 24. The planning committee consists of
(from left) Mesdames Jack Winshall, hostess; Oscar Band,
president; Joseph Katchke, co-chairman, Women's Division,
Israel Bonds; Sherwin Davidson, co-ordinating council, and
Herman Prady, Israel Bond Chairman.

Bnai David
`Stars' Features
Hanna Ahroni

The annual "Night of Stars,"
sponsored by Cong. Bnai David,
wil be held 9 p.m. June 17 at the
Ford Auditorium, it was an-
nounced by Jack Lieberman, gen-
eral chairman of- the giant fund--
raising campaign.
Featured wil= be v o c a l i s t
Hanna Ahroni. Other performers
will be Jack Hilliard, the Bob
De Voye dancing trio, Comedians
Ford and Reynolds, and Max
Leib and his orchestra.
With a voice ranging four oc-
taves, Miss Ahroni sings in He-
brew, Italian, French, Spanish,
Portuguese, and English. She has
appeared with Fernandel, Edith
Piaf, Charles Laughton, Lionel
Hampton and the late Sydney.
Bechet, and she was an overnight
sensation in the Empire Room of
the Waldorf-Astoria, New York,
and the Thunderbird HOtel, Las
Vegas.
The "Committee of 100" an-
nounced by Lieberman includes
ticket committee chairman Meyer
Berman and Neil Kalef, Harry
Weitzman, Irving Belinsky, Mor-
ris Brandwine, Melvin Violin,
Max Simons, Max Sosin, Jerry
Trumper, Bernard Nathanson,
Harry Warsh, Mrs. Sophie Ber-
man, Mrs. Bertie Simons, Mrs.
Tillie Brandwine, Mrs. Ruth So-
sin and Mrs. Ida Wise.
Harold Soble heads the pro-
gram and ad book committee with
Melville Richman, Max Ostrow,
Harry Koltonow, Charles Shere,
Robert Morrison, Joe Gorman
and Theodore Wise.
For ticket information, call EL
6-8210 or KE 8-1700.

New Group to 'Tackle
Anti-Semitism Issue

An off-campus, non-sectarian
organization dealing with the
problem of anti - Semitism - has
been formed by a group of
Wayne State University students.
Marvin Surowitz, president of
"Youth Dedicated to Jewish Lib-
erty," stated that the club deals
with anti - Semitism t h . r o u g h
weekly informal discussions, so-
cials and a broad program of
lectures to educate the public to
the inherent dangers found in
anti-Semitism and the way it
affects all segments of society.
Talks on Christianity, Judaism
and Islam are announced for
coming meetings. The public is
invited at no charge. For infor-
mation, call Sur o w i t z, UN
2-4741, or Ken Rosen, vice-
president, UN 4-2491. There are
presently over 30 members.

Katz to Discuss State's
Jews in the Civil War

Irving I. Katz, executive sec-
retary of Temple Beth El and
vice-president of the Jewish
Historical Society, will speak
on "Michigan Jews in the Civil
War" at the Oak Park Rotary
Club noon Wednesday.

Town and Country
to Present Stage
Show in June

"First Time Around," a. dra-
matic first for the Town and
Country Club, will be held June
3 and 4, President Moe R. Miller
announces.
The show will be preceded by
a dinner and is open to the 570
family membership and one
guest couple for each family.
Seating will be limited on a first-
come reservation basis to be made
at the club office.
Capitalizing on a wealth of tal-,
ent which will involve 80 mem-
bers from its own membership
who have previously appeared in
many local amateur and profes-
sional productions, the show will
be directed by Mrs. Pat (Robert)
Lewiston. Assisting Mrs. Lewis-
ton will be Mrs. Saretta (Gerald)
Mosher.
Jean \ Bortz, working with a
chorus line of 12 members, has
scored the choreography.
Ray Taylor is serving as musi-
cal director and his orchestra will
play for the show.
Other members serving in key
roles are stage manager, Irving
Feldman; costuming, Mrs. Max
Shultz; Paula Bookstein, featured
violinist: and an Advisory Board
of Dr. Jerry Michaels, Dr. Her-
bert Goldstrom and Dr. Hernian
Bennett.

The installation of new of-
ficers and the presentation of
the 16th annual Mildi.ed Simons
Rosenberg Youth Awards will
take place. Officers are Mes-
dames Martin Naimark, presi-
dent; vice presidents, Gerson
Berris, Norman Brode, Joseph
Viedrah and Sam Wasserman;
treasurer, John Nemon; secre-
taries, Oscar Bank, Gerald Gold-
berg, Sam Samuels and Joseph
Sklar; historian, Jack Seder;
parliamentarian, Robert Cog-
gan; and counselor, Philip P.
Fealk.
The install-
ing officer will
be past League
president Mrs.
David Kliger.
Mrs. Saul
Hammerstein,
president of
Adas Shalom
Sist rhood,

der, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Sidney Friedlaender; and Judy
Siegel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Siegel.
Certificates of nomination go
to Arella Barley, Allan Gould,
Sandra Rubin, Michael Saywitz,
Marcia Segall, Sheldon Starman
and Nancy Stein. Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson, honorary life member
of the League, will make the
presentations.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Danto
are the donors of the awards,
honoring Mrs. Danto's 60th birth-
day.
The judges who selected the
award recipients include Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman, Mrs. Theo-
dore Baruch, head of the lan-
guage department of Pershing

High School; Mrs. Sanford
Klein, national chairman Pf
Temple Youth; and Irwin Shaw,
executive director of the Jewish
Community Center.
A reception will be held fol-
lowing the • program. Hostesses
will be . Mesdames George
Brown, Betty Fisher, Abe Book-
stein and Joseph Viedrah.

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
has received a grant of $110,170
from the National Institute of
Mental Health to support a
training program for psychia-
tric social workers during the
next five years.

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Mrs. Leet Succeeds
Husband as President
of Pitcher School PTA

Benson B. Leet, president of
Pitcher School PTA, completing
his second term of office, will
turn the president's gavel over
to Mrs. Shirley Leet, first elected
woman president of the school's
PTA. -
Mrs. William Montgomery,
president, Detroit Council of
Parents and Teachers, will con-
duct installation ceremonies at
the regular membership- meeting,
8 p.m. Wednesday.
Mrs. Leet, outgoing program
chairman, announces members
of Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Auxiliary,
Jewish War Veterans, will pre-
sent an American flag to the
school, to be accepted by Sol
D i s n e r, principal, representa-
tives of the PTA-sponsored Scout
units conducting the flag cere-
mony and members of the Pitch-
er Glee Club.
Refreshments will be served
following the meeting.

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Detroit Socialites Plans
Cabaret Night Sunday

Detroit Socialities will present
.its final program of this season, a
"Cabaret Night," 9 p.m. Sunday in
the main hall of the Rainbow Ter-
race, 18451 Wyoming.
Entertainment, dancing to the
music of the "Continentals" and
refreshments will be featured.
Single men and women, 25
years of age and over are invited.
For information, call KE 4-6664.

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