People Make News
Hillel Day School's Hagadah
Simon-Sklover
Engagement Told
A most impressive Hagadah
has been issued by the Hillel
Day School for use of its stu-
dents.
Mostly in Hebrew, it is beau-
tifully illustrated and contains
the major portions of the Seder
ritual.
Taking pride in the Hillel
school product, Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal expressed joy in the fact
that the chidren in the school
not only are able to use this
Hagadah but understand its
contents.
Gifts made by Messrs. and
Mesdames Morris Brandwine,
Dan LeVine, Albert Posen (in
Illustrations in this Hagadah
are by Thelma Witmer and
the music was edited by Can-
tor Carl Urstein.
Considerably abbreviated,
this Hagadah has the merit of
containing many quotations on
freedom, it has many songs,
with musical scores. It is at-
Rabbi LOUIS M ILGRO M,
MRS. SIDNEY Q. JANUS,
formerly Hillel director at the general chairman of the Worn-
University of Manitoba, Winni- en's Division of the Atlanta Jew-
peg, was awarded a certificate ish Welfare Fund, has been
of honorary citizenship by the elected president of the Atlanta
Mayor of Winnipeg. .
chapter of American Association
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for the United Nations.
tractively printed.
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Rabbi JEHUDAH M. COHEN,
chaplain of the Beverly Hills
MARVIN LEVINTHAL has
A study of the life insurance
council of the Navy League of ben elected chairman of the
industry gave evidence that its
"ancient habit" of discrimina-
the United States, has been in- Philadelphia Jewish Historical
tion persisted, particularly in
vited by California's Gov. Ed- Society which was organized
home office positions. Em-
mund G. Brown, on behalf of here last month.
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ployees in home offices were
President Kennedy, to partici-
only 3.6 per cent Jews.
pate in the White House Region-
Yiddish author ISAAC BAS-
al Conference to be held here. HEVIS SINGER, whose story,
memory of their son Ronnie) Simeha Melody Day Camp
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and Philmore Leemon made Opens Registration
"Gimpel the Fool," was called
ART LEVIN, for 15 years "the greatest schlemiehl story
possible the printing of this
Hagadah.
southeastern regional director in literature" by the London
Besides the usual day camp pro-
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cedures, such as swimming. field
of the Anti-Defamation League Times Literary Supplement, de- MISS LINDA JEANNE SIMON
sports, games, etc., the Simeha
Rabbi Chodos' New Version
of Bnai Brith, was honored in livered the 1962 Ludwig Lewis-
Melody Day Camp will specialize in
music, Indian lore and painting.
Atlanta at a dinner sponsored ohn Memorial Lecture at Bran-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simon of Hagadah Issued in L. A.
The children, from 3 to 10 years.
A
new
version
of
the
Pass-
by several women's chapters of deis University, Wednesday.
Curtis Ave. announce the en-
will have a rhythm band, le arn
over
Hagadah
has
been
issued
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authentic
Indian dances and par-
Bnai Brith in this city. The At-
gagement of their daughter,
in many trips such as: Cran-
lanta Metropolitan Council of
AARON BROOKS, of 3146 Linda Jeanne, to Daniel Sklover, in Los Angeles by Rabbi Israel ticipate
brook,, the Zoo, Belle Isle Aquarium,
Greenfield Village.
Bnai Brith cited Levin for Merrill, Royal Oak, and NOAH son of Dr. Joseph I. Sklover of Chodos of Sinai Temple.
There will be a rest period with
his services. Ile is leaving for LAMBERT, of 29234 Fairfax, Fairfield Ave. and the late Mrs. :••••••••••••••••••••3 quiet
games and stories for the
younger children.
Washington to act as a consult- Southfield, have qualified to at- Sklover. The future bridegroom •
The
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The camp season starts June 18
ant on human relations pro- tend a career conference of New attends the Detroit College of
• thru August 10, from 9:30 a.m. to
York Life Insurance Company's Law and is affiliated with Tau
approximately 3:30 p.m.
grams.
Children may be enrolled for two,
field underwriters, April 12-14, Epsilon Rho fraternity. An Aug.
three or five days per week, for a
41,
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OHESTRA
RC
in Highland Park, Ill.
28 wedding is planned.
period
of four or more weeks. Trans-
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• portation
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and lunch will be provided
: Music and Entertainment
for all the children.
ARNOLD PANITCH, son of
Paresits who are interested in en-
o
rolling their children may contact
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I Mr. and Mrs. Irving Panitch,
• • Mrs.
UN 3 5 - 3 C
David Holtzman (Auntie Sarah)
1 18967 Sussex, a junior at West-
at LI 34688 or UN 4-0169. Deposits
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U N 3- 6 9 8 2
will also be taken for the nursery
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ern Michigan University, has
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school fall semester.
won first prize of $100 from
Mischa Kottler, well known De- 1111111111110111041114111011111141101110000011*
—Adv.
Feb. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron- the Michigan Academy of Sci- troit pianist and teacher, will be
ence, Arts and Letters in its the soloist with
ald Kane (Rosalyn Fine), 18559
annual esay contest for Michi- the Center
!Merest, Livonia, a daughter,
gan college students, with his Symphony Or-
(ZIONIST YOUTH ORGANIZATION)
Lee Alison.
essay on "Japanese - American chestra under
Presents
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Migration Patterns Following the direction o
March 9—To Dr. and Mrs. Er- War Relocation."
Julius Chajes,
win Adelman (Joyce M. Chud-
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Tuesday e v e-
Music and Dance Presentation
ler), 10761 Saratoga, Oak Park,
Dr. HERBERT BLOOM has ning, April 17,
a daughter, Lisa Laurie.
SCHAVER AUDITORIUM, LABOR ZIONIST INSTITUTE
at
the
Jewish
been
named
vice
chairman
of
the
• • •
HOPE medical project which Center.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 8 P.M.
March 24 — To Dr. and Mrs. currently is conducting a fund-
Kottler, a na
Donation $1.00
Students: 50c
Daniel S. Elman (Barbara Fruit- raising campaign.
tine of Russia,
Camp Shontria Registration at UN 4-5696
man), former Detroiters now
has made his
living in Hollywood, Calif., a son
home in De-
Levine Brothers Start
Michael David.
troit for t h e
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Cultured Pearls Mart
past 30 years.
ISAAC AGREE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE
March 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Direct-from Importers
He holds the
Stuart L. P e r I ma n (Elaine
position
of
mu-
Harry and Joseph Levine,
Stone) of East Rue Versailles, a
who have been prominent in sic director at
daughter, Robin Ann.
the novelty business here for WWJ, has been
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2nd NIGHT, THURS., APRIL 19, 7 P.M.
many
year s, this week an- soloist with the
March 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
at 1442 GRISWOLD
Detroit S y m-
Hottler
rounced
that
they
are
now
Herbert H. Schwartz (Maxine
phony Orchestra on many occa-
For Further Information and Reservations Write or Call:
'Wolfe), 29536 Trancest, Livonia, handling cultured pearls, direct sions and performs every season
from the importers.
a daughter, .Jill.
ALFRED BERKOWITZ
with the Center Symphony Or-
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Their importations, including chestra. He will be heard in
c/o Enterprise Industrial Sales, Inc.
April 8 -- To Dr. and Mrs. new opera length strands and Tschaikowsky's Piano Concerto
9120 Livernois
Charles Levi (.Joan Rothenberg). matched pearls in one, as well No 1 in B-flat Minor. The or-
TE 4-9015
of 14140 Clove-dale. a daughter, as other outstanding products, chestral portion of the program
Susan Ruth.
will be available at their Na- will consist of Beethoven's Sym-
tional News Co. headquarters phony No. 6 "Pastorale" and
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at 2639 Grand River at 5th St. Smetana's overture "The Barter-
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Extending an invitation to ed Bride."
the entire community to visit
their headquarters and to ex- W. C. Shows `Dybbuk'
presents
OHEL
amine the offers of cultured
The Workmen's Circle will
EXCLUSIV Ly Since 114-11-
pearls,
the
Levine
Brothers
in Detroit
said that special . orders will present "The Dybbuk," S. An-
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he considered. "We offer our sky's world famous classic, at
S. Ansky's World Famous Drama
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importations at two-thirds their 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Work-
men's Circle Center, 18340 W.
normal price," they said.
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FILM
CLASSIC
IN
YIDDISH
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WITH
ENGLISH
TITLES
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Seven Mile.
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Kottler Is Next
Center Soloist
tAr rinourzcements
HASHOMER HATZAIR
AN ISRAELI THIRD SEDER
PASSOVER SEDER
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THE DYBBUK
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Swee-Touch-Nee Tea
Renews Seder Memory
To those who can recollect
to Sedar night at grandfather's
house. there is one thing that
still has the capacity to evoke
nostalgic memories: the rich,
aroma of Swee-touch-nee Tea.
The holiday scene was never
complete without it; the little
red tin treasure chest nestled
beside the gleaming brass Pas-
sover samovar, lovingly buffed
to mirror-brightness in honor of
the holiday and cheerfully bub-
bling with the promise of the de-
licious brew that was a holiday
tradition in the home.
Many things change in the
course of two or three genera-
tion; old customs, transplanted
from Europe, give way to tradi-
tions more akin to our American
way of life.
But the tradition of Swee-
touch-nee Tea, at Passover and,
for that matter, throughout the
entire year, is as strong, as
fondly familiar today as it was
ill grandfather's home—and in
his father's home in the old
country.
The movie is spoken in Yid-
dish, with full English titles.
Coffee will be served after the
performance.
Want The Best?
Ask the Folks Who've Had
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SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1962 •
8:30 P.M.
Joseph Bernstein Auditorium
Workmen's Circle Educational Centre
18340 W. 7 Mile Road (near Southfield)
For tickets, phone ICE 7-5440
Donation: $1.25, refreshments included
25c off with this ad
SAM BARNETT
and His Orchestra
LI 1-2563
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A wonderful opportunity for Jewish high school students to spend 43 exciting days in Israel
26 days in Kfar Silver (ZOA Agri-
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with an Israeli family in a city or on
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in social activities to-
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with outstanding Israeli personall-
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DEPARTURE: JULY 9, 1962 --RETURN: AUGUST 21, 1962
For further information . . . ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT
10424 W. McNichols, Detroit 21
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