Safran to Head
Tour of Israel

Tourism in Israel
Increased in Winter

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — More
fare • Federation on the- occasion
than 60,000 tourists visited
of its annual meeting.
Israel during the first five
months of this year, represent-
Zivian said the fund will en-
ing a 20 percent increase over
compass the broad concept of
the number of visitors during
community as Mrs. Ehrlich un-
the same period last year,
derstands it and lives it. It is to
according to figures released
be available primarily for re-
here.
search, experimentation a n d
demonstration projects in the
Foreign currency income
fields of formal and informal
during the first quarter totaled
Jewish education for children
$6,500,000, compared with $4,-
and adults, American-Jewish cul-
500,000 in the same period last
ture, care of refugee children,
year. Tourism figures for the
and health services.
past winter showed a 50 per-
cent increase over the previous
Use of the funds in these fields
winter, as a result of a success-
will be in the framework of
ful drive to encourage tourism
strengthening an.d enriching the
during the usually slack season.
programs and services of the or-
ganized Jewish community of
Detroit.
HYMAN SAFRAN
ROSENBLAT ORCHESTRA
The financial resources of the
Detr
Hyman- Safran, vice-president
Fund are to be used as one-time
and
grants to help initiate new pro- of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
grams and stimulate interest in tion and a Pre-Campaign Cabi-
Wed
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their continuation. In addition to net member of the 1961 Allied
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grants the Fund will also make Jewish Campaign, will be chair-
loans intended to serve its gen- man of the Detroit Service
eral purpose.
Group 1961 Israel Survey Tour.
The tour . will leave Detroit
The Fund has been established
initially from, contributions made for Israel Sept. 21. Safran is a
by individuals, corporations and vice-president of the Jewish
foundations in honor of Mrs. Community Council, director of
Sinai Hospital, a director of the
Ehrlich.
Printing Industry of America,
The Fund will be a participant and past president of Cong.
in the investment portfolio of Shaarey Zedek. The 11-day
The Bes
the UJC. Both the income and the study tour is for leaders and
Cost No More"
principle will be available for key workers in the Allied Jew-
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use.
ish Campaign.
The Fund is to be administered
by the UJC. Expenditures, within
the established -limits, are to be
authorized by a committee of
eight trustees including: Mrs.
Ehrlich, Zivian, Max M. Fisher,
president of the Jewish Welfare
Federation; Judge Theodore Le-
vin, Federation Executive Com-
mittee chairman; Erwin S. Simon,
vice president of the UJC; Isi-
e confi
at our well trained
dore Sobeloff, Federation execu-
ff will pu forth every effort
oke this memorable occasion
tive vice president. The remaining
a very happy one.
members will be appointed by
Zivian.
For the convenie ce of your out-of-town guests, we also have
available comfortable airy rooms or suites . for their dining
The activities of the Fund will
pleasure, our beautiful Sapphire Dining Room . . and ample
be reported annually to the mem-
connecting underground parking.
bership of the UJC and to the
Please call our catering manager, Mr. Alexander,
public.
who will gladly make an appointment with you

Max J. Zivian, president, an-
nounces that the board of direc-
tors of the United Jewish
Charities h a s
established the
Dora Ehrlich
Community
Development
Fund in honor
of the 8 0 th
birthday of
Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich "as a
continuing ex-
pression of the
Zivian
love and esteem of the entire
Jewish community."
M r s. Ehrlich observed h e r
birthday on Feb. 1 and was the
guest of honor at a community
dinner given by the Jewish Wel-

MRS. BURTON STILLMAN

Judith Miriam Bizer became
the bride of Dr. Burton S. Still-
man at a candlelight ceremony Stanley Steamer Baths
June 15 at Temple Israel.
Health ClUb Comes
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. A. Victor Bizer of to Oak Park Sept. 1
Woodingham Dr. and Dr. and
A luxurious, $100,000 steam
Mrs. Louis Stillman of Roslyn bath and health club is sched-
Road.
uled to open in Oak Park Sept. 1.
Construction began last week
The bride wore a white silk
organza gown appliqued with on - the semi - private Stanley
Alencon lace. Her fingertip veil Steamer, 13425 Capitol, east of
was held by a crown of the Coolidge.
same lace.
The new facility will include
Rita Stillman was maid of 16 individual private steam
honor. Bridesmaids were Mar- baths, each with its own shower
garet Auslander, Sharon Tyner, and dressing room. The steam
Mrs. Donald Stillman, Mrs. will come from water thrown on
Lawrence Coggan, Mrs. Frank- hot mineral rocks, as in Finnish
lin Sidlow and Susan Smith. saunas.
Donald Stillmaii" weds his broth-
The health club, which will
er's best man. Ushers included take
up the rear portion of the
E. Barry Stulberg, Robert Segar, 4,300 square-foot building, will
Bernard Brodsky, Dr. Lawrence have a large hot-rock steam room
Bizer, Joel Stillman and Henry accommodating 15. In addition,
Gordon.
the health club is to have a mas-
The newlyweds departed for sage room, solarium, exercise
a JamaiCa honeymoon:.
room, lounge and TV room and
a snack bar. There will also be
Brookline Teachers
shower and locker rooms.
College Breaks Ground The private steam baths are
designed to be used by either
for $500,000 Addition sex at any time. The health club
BROOKLINE, Mass., (JTA) facilities will be set aside for
•—The Hebrew Teachers Col- women on week-days and for
lege broke ground here for a men evenings and all day on
new $500,000 addition to its weekends. Hair dryers will be
present building, at special available to women without Herschel Leib Summer
exercises following the institu- charge.
Concerts Begin Monday
tion's 32nd commencement.
Hours of the new establish-
The Herschel Leib Summer
Participants in the ground_ ment are scheduled to be from
Park
Band announces its pro-
breaking ceremonies were
noon to midnight all seven . days.
Judah Goldin, of Yal&- UniNN-e-- There will be ample free parking. gram for the 1961 season, to
begin Monday. r
sity; Abraham Goodman, 'chair-
A schedule of rates is being
These c on -
man of the campaign commit- drawn up to be at the same level,
tee; • and George Michelson, or less, as existing facilities, ac= certs are paid
for and p r o -
president of the College.
cording to Stanley A. Stalburg,
Dean Eisig Silberschlag con- an attorney, who is one of the vided free to
ferred degrees on 27 men and owners and promoter of - the the citizens of
Detroit by the
women. Four of the graduates project.
Parks and
received master of Hebrew li-
Additional plans call for an
terature degrees. The ground indoor-outdoor swimming pool, to Recreation De-
breaking was a pert of the 40th be constructed within the next partment o f
anniversary celebration of the year, utilizing adjoining land al- the City of
Detroit and
Leib
college.
ready-acquired for the purpose. the Music Performance Trust
Funds of the Recording Indus-
tries through the recommenda-
tion of the Detroit Federation
BY HENRY LEONARD
of Musicians.
Featuring Hersc'hel Leib, con-
ductor, and William DeMaria,
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baritone, the concert schedule
is as follows:
Monday, O'Shea. Center, Cap-
itol and Greenfield; Tuesday,
, 21)(,
Patton Park, Woodmere and
voefAk.
Vernor; Wednesday, Peterson
Park, Greenfield and Curtis;
Thursday, Stoepel Park, Outer
*.'4 \ Drive
and Evergreen; and Fri-
day, Palmer Park, Hamilton and
Ponch artra in.

and show you our fine facilities.

Phone TR 5-9500

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WOODWARD AT EAST KIRBY
WILLIAM L. STOOGHILL General Manager

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The program will include "Wedding
March", Mendelssohn; Overture "Light
Cavalry", Suppe; "Skater's Waltz,
Waldteufel; "Carmen", Bizet; "Dark
Eyes", Lang; "My Fair Lady" Selec-
tions, Loewe; "Because", D'Hardlot;
"Beguine For Band", Osser; "Or-
pheus", Offenbach.

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"Are you sure- David, that your parents-won't
object to my being only half-Jewish?"-

Copt. 1960, • Doyepu Productions

The government of Israel will
shortly ,present its humanities
award to HARRY LEFRAK, 76;
chairman of the board, Lefrak
Organization. Builder of multi-
ple dwellings, he left for a
three-month stay in Israel to
supervise the construction of the
third medical facility he has con-
tributed through the Lefrak
Foundation to that country, the
Harry and Sarah Lefrak Pavilion
at Haifa.

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AL BUGLER, Your Host

27 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 23, 1961

Judith Bizer Weds United Jewish Charities Forms
Dr. Burton Stillman Dora Ehrlich Development Fund