At Home Receptions Planned
For Shaarey Zedek Consecrants
At Home Receptions for
Los Angeles Miss
to Wed Ex-Det roiter Adas Shalom •Confirmands
Annual consecration services of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
take place on Sunday, June 4. At home receptions will be held
that afternoon for the following Shaarey Zedek consecrants:
Annual confirmation services of Adas Shalom will take
place on Sunday, June 4. At home receptions will be held that
afternoon for the following Adas Shalom confirmands:
JUDITH D. FINK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fink, of
18245 Littlefield, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
MARILYNN HELPER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore M.
Helper, of 17563 Ohio, 2.5 p.m. No cards.
ELLEN SUE KUSCHINSKI, daughter of Mrs. Alfred Kuschin-
ski, of 19013 Wildemere, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
JUDITH MECKLER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Meckler,
_ of 18904 Birchcrest, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
NANCY MILAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milan, of
19900 Canterbury, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
AIWA ROSENBERG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Baruch Rosenberg,
of 17520 Wisconsin, 24 p.m. No cards.
Barnett, of 24071 Dante, Oak Park, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
BARBARA ANN TATKEN, daughter of Mrs. Louise Tatken,
of 20030 Picadilly, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
CAROLINE ANN ZACK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David P.
Zack, of 18477 Wildemere, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
JANICE LEE BARNETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L.
Barnett, of 24071 Dante, Oak Park, 2-5 p.m. No cards.
FRANCES FINEGOOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Green-
.
berg, of 17200 Roselawn, 2-5 p.m.
ELAINE RUTH RUBIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manton
Saulson, of 18507 Ohio, 2-5 p.m.
South Oakland County Hadassah
to Celebrate June 6 'Moving Day'
infant care; an outpatient depart-
ment, capable of handling more-
than 200,000 patient visits an-
nually; the Hebrew University-
Hadassah Medical School, Israel's
only medical school, founded in
1949 by the Hebrew University
and Hadassah; and the Henrietta
Szol• School of Nursing and
Residence. The Medical Center
will be the largest building com-
plex in Israel.
During the past eight years,
South Oakland County Hadassah
has raised, through the perform-
ance of its seven musical shows,
the money to provide for the
Medical Center an emergency
operating room, a four-bed sur-
gical ward, a two-bed room in
the mother-child pavilion, an in-
cubator, an obstetrical bed and
a $25,000 operating theater.
A number of African medical
and nursing students are now
receiving post-graduate training
at the Hadassah Medical Orga-
nization and the Hebrew ‘Univer-
sity Hadassah Medical School._
In addition to, all the hospital
services,' there will be important
departments for cancer research
and treatment, thoracic plastic
and heart-surgery, electroence-
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUX- phalography, neuro-surgery and
ILIARY will visit Ann Arbor polio rehabilitation.
Veteran's Hospital jointly with
Sholem Aleichem Groups
the post Sunday.
* * *
Name Officers for 1961-62
A testimonial luncheon was
Sholem Aleichem Institute
held recently in honor of the and its various chapters are in
dedicated service of Mrs. Al- the process of electing -officers
bert Rosen as president of the for the coming year.
DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN
To head the Sholemates are:
AUXILIARIES. Members of the president, Herman Elbinger;
14 local auxiliaries, Department vice-president, Mrs. David Mos-
officers and friends joined in kowitz; corresponding secretary,
the tribute, with Mrs. Esther Mrs. Ben •Salinger; recording
Feld, Department vice presi- secretary, Mrs. Sidney Reegan;
dent; as luncheon chairman.
and treasurer, Irving Haron.
* * *
Chapter Two officers are;
SHOLOM AUXILIARY has president, Philip E. H • man;
elected Mrs. Charles Siegel as vice-president, W . .0•
president of a new slate of offi- berg; treasure
seph H.
cers. Included are Mesdames Friedman; re
g secretary,
Maxwell Hoffman and Al Pasick, Mrs. Hyman
0, an; and cor-
vice-presidents; Robert Leach, responding ecretary,
treasurer; Sanford Gordon, Mur- Harry Ro
ray Krugel, Leon Schultz, secre-
of the Board
Memb
taries; Morry Ruskin, chaplain; Mrs. M rice Becker
Julius Goldstein, conductress; Paul
yin
Lover, Mrs.
Louis Winkler, patriotic instruc- Bruck Mrs. Jack Cohe
Isa-
tress; Sol Moss, historian; Dave dore
ouis
oldstein,
Eisman, Marvin Madgy and Mil- Kami ky, Le
Ray
ton Zimmerman, trustees.
Sallen
Rap el, Dan R
* * *
and rs. Mo
JEWISH W A R VETERANS
1961 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
us
winners of $250 each are JoAnn Je sh Folk
Giv
Concer
une
4
Magy of Ford High School who
Je .h Folk Chorus, conducte
will attend the University of De-
troit's Dental Technician School by Ha; ey Schreibman, will p
and Arlene Zelanka of Oak Park sent a ncert, featuring Ca
of Cleveland as est
High School who will attend Sam Lev
orm-
premier
Wayne State University and artist in
• ib Nit
Grace Hospital School of Nursing. ance of I.
,p
o , Still High-
Noch Hecher (I
SGT. MORTON A. SILVER- er), June 4 at Masonic _Temple.
New York choreographer Edith
MAN AUXILIARY will honor
President Mrs. Ben Goldstein at Segal will present a ballet to the
a luncheon 12:30 p.m. Saturday music of -Jacob Scheafer. The
at the Fox and Hounds Inn. youth and adult choruses will
Mrs. Irving S. Cane, UN 1-0530, sing "The Gettysburg Address"
and Mrs. William Levitt, LI in commemoration of the centen-
5-3720, are in charge of reserva- nial of the Civil War. For tickets,
call DI 1-9231, or TO 8-0623.
tions.
"Let's Move With Hadassah"
is the slogan for a lunch-
eon featuring singer Dorothy
Sarnoff to be held for all South
Oakland County Hadassah mem-
bers who have earned their
donor quota on June 6 at the
Town and Country Club, accord-
ing to Mrs. Oscar Band, Chapter
president, and Mrs. Stanley
Waxenberg, fund - raising co-
ordinator.
Acclaimed for her beauty,
voice and charm, Miss Sarnoff
was a featured star of the origi-
nal "King and I" cast, and has
performed on radio and tele-
vision.
The luncheon date• is also the
day that Hadassah's patients in
five temporarii hospitals. in Jeru-
salem will be moved to the new
Hadassah Hebrew University
Medical Center at Kiryat Hadas-
sah outside Jerusalem.
When completed, the Medical
Center will include a • 50-bed
teaching hospital with service la-
boratories; a separate mother and
child pavilion for maternity and
JWV Activities
Schedule 'At Homes'
for Cong. Emanu-El
MISS BONNIE MORSE
Schedule At Home
for Cong. Beth Aaron
Annual confirmation services Annual confirmation services
g. Beth Aaron will be
of Cong. Emanu-El will be held
nday, June 4. An at
eld
Saturday, May 20. An at h
ception will be held
home
reception will be held
that aft noon for the following
following confirman
nfi
d:
JILL SUSAN K
ter of Mr. an
ELE EILEEN SCHUR-
Kraft, of 8233
aughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Huntington
Schurgin, of 18296 Ohio,
June 4. No
p.m. •
PEGGY
CZGE
aughter
of Dr. and
C. Me
ger, of 2 5
4 Wareha
ROSENBLAT ORCHESTRA
Huntington
s, 2-5
May
Detroit's Favorite M.C.
28. No cards.
and His Entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morse
of Los Angeles, Calif., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Bonnie Ilene, to Alan Irving
Sandorf, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald R. Sandorf of Warring-
ton Dr.
Miss Morse attends Los
Angeles City College. Mr. San-
dorf, f or m e r 1 y of _Detroit,
attended Michigan State Univer- Temple Israel
sity where he was affiliated with Confirmand -Plans
Zeta Beta ' Tau fraternity. The at Home Reception
couple will be married July 30
at the Bel Aire Hotel, Beverly _ Annual confirmation services
of Temple Israel took place on
Hills, Calif.
S h a v u o t evening. At home
reception will be held for the
June 1-8 Proclaimed
following Temple Israel con-
`City of Hope Week firmand:
JOANNE. E. R O S M A N,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
by Mayor Miriani
ris Rosman, of 19202 Robson,
City of Hope Cancer Fighters 2-5 p.m., May 28. No cards.
will hold an executive meeting
Monday, June 5 at the home of
Mrs. Hernian Shapiro, 16835 List At Home Recepti
Ilene, to make final plans for for Beth El Confirma
Tag Day, June 8, in the down-
Annual confirmation servic
town area.
of Temple Beth El took plat
Mayor* Louis G. Miriani on May 21. At home reception
proclaimed "City of Hope will be held for the following
Week" June 1 to 8 and urged Beth El confirmand:
everyone to support this Med-
HARMAN JAY N A G L E R,
ical Center.
son of Mr. and Mrs.. Gene M.
Throughout the official drive, Nagler, of 15906 Addison, 2-5
City of Hope volunteers under p.m., May 28. No cards.
the leadership of Abe
Eizelman, pres•
1
to the pub' .
to help u
LAMP SHADES
ized prog
City o Hop
by IDA ROSE
in aidi
vici
Formerly Ida's of Grand Ave.
stroying
research atas
• Shades Custom Made
Local
• Repaired
opportuni
al
contributio
o camp.
ers
• Relined • Recovered
during the
-to-doo
arch,
PICKUP & DELIVERY SERVICE
June 1, and
, June 8.
Contributions Can also be
LI 3-2738 UN 1-0487
mailed to campaign headquar-
ters, 18423 Wyoming.
Specialty—
Weddings & Bar Mitzvahs
UN 4-0237
KE 8-1291
STOP WORRYING
about his
BAR MITZV
SUIT
clothing for boys
7412 w. seven mile rd.
open thursdays 'til 9
park free on our lot
university 42662
TOTEM POLE DAY CAMP
INVITES YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN
TO INSPECT OUR CAMP GROUNDS, NEW SWIMMING
POOL AND CRAFT SHOP •
DURING OUR
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY, JUNE 4th, 1961--from 1 to 6 P.M.
at 47300 WEST 12 MILE ROAD
Refreshments Served - Bring Your Friends
(In case of rain, OPEN HOUSE will be held
on the following SUNDAY, June 11, 1-6 p.m.
DI RECG' I 0 N S: Grand River Expressway to Beck Road — Leave Express-
way at Beck Road — OR: James Couzens to 12 Mile Road, West on 12 Mile
to Address (2 Miles West of Novi Road.) Look for signs at camp.
For Further Information Call LI 6-6174