The fourth annual Institute
of Judaism sponsored by the
Greater Detroit AZA and BBG
Councils of the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization will be held
May 4-6 . This year's Institute
is co-sponsored by the Jewish
Center.
The Institute will begin with
a Friday evening Sabbath serv-
ice at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute, to be followed by a key-
note address by Earl Yaillen,
regional director of the Bnai
Brith Youth Organization.
Orientation concerning Insti-
tute seminars will be handled
by the co-chairmen, Adiva
Rosenberg ( Zangwill BBG) and
Charles Lefton (Solomon AZA).
Israeli singing and dancing
will conclude the evening. Re-
freshments will be served.
Activities Saturday and Sun-
day will be held at the Jewish
Center. Services in the morning
will be followed by seminars
on the topics "A Modern Con-
cept of God" and "What Is a
Jew?"
The Saturday evening pro-
gram will include workshops
led by specialists in arts and
crafts. dramatics. singing and
dancing.
A seminar on Jewish pro-
gramming will be held Sunday
morning to be followed by a
brunch.
All delegates will conclude
the weekend by participating
in the city-wide youth observ-
ance of Israeli Independence
Day co-sponsored by all Jewish
youth groups in Detroit in con-
junction with the Jewish Na-
tional Fund and the Jewish
Community Center.
Diane Shapiro, assistant di-
rector of the Michigan Region
Bnai Brith Youth Organization,
is staff advisor to the Institute.
Seminar leaders will include
members of the staff of Jewish
Center—Sigmund Hellman, Eu-
gene Jaffe, Alan Gelfond, Mor-
ris Richman and Milton Tam-
bor. Norm Flax of the Center
staff served as liaison between
the two agencies and is staff
advisor to the programs.
Other seminar leaders in-
clude Tzvi Berkal, executive
director of Congregation Beth
Aaron, and Michael Gaines, as-
sistant director of the Michigan
Region Bnai Brith Anti-Defama-
tion League.
In addition to General Chair-
men Rosenberg and Lefton,
other chairmen include: Serv-
ices, Barbara Desow (Szold
BBG) and Steve Gold (Rose
AZA); publicity and registra-
tion, Harold Oseff (Sy-Teens
AZA) and Jill Goldstein (Kadi-
mah BBG); refreshments, Laura
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Siporin (Israel-ettes BBG) and
Dave Young (Gershwin AZA-
JCC); program and entertain-
ment, Paula Cameron (Kadi-
mah BBG) and Joel Konikow
(Sporn AZA).
Littman to Address
Temple Israel Group
Sol I. Littman, Michigan di-
rector of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith, will
address the
Social Action
Committee of
Temple Israel
at 8 p.m., Sun-
day, May 6, at
the home of
Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Pad-
over, 1 9 6 2 1
Canterbury.
Littman will
show and com-
ment on the
film, "The
Chosen Peo-
ple," which
will serve as
the basis for
Littman
discussion on the general
theme. "The Extreme Right-
Wing Movement."
A discussion period and re-
freshments will follow the pre-
sentation.
; Radomer Society Plans
Annual Dinner-Dance
The second annual Carousel Louis C. Blumberg, Harry R.
Ball, sponsored by the Women's Walsh, James M. Nederlander.
Division of the Greater Detroit Jules R. S c h u b o t, Joseph F.
Chapter, Michigan Association for Paulus, Herbert Schelberg, Eu-
Emotionally Disturbed Children, i gene J. A r n f el d. Richard A.
will be held 8:30 p.m. May 19 at Freund, William J. Scripps,
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. I Packer Avis. Jesse P. Judd, Hen-
The announcement was made , rY C. Forster. Jr.. Emanuel J.
at a recent luncheon by Mrs. !Harris, Ralph R. Fisher and Ray
Roy Fruehauf, Women's Division M. Whyte.
president and Ball chairman.
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The luncheon was addressed by
Dr. Richard Cutler, professor of
clinical psychology at the Uni-
versity of Michigan. He is also
a member of the Michigan Men-
And His
tal Health Commission.
CONTINENTAL ORCHESTRA
Guy Lombardo and the Royal
!Canadians are scheduled to pro-
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vide music. Gordon MacRae will
MRS. ARTHUR RUBINER
sing and the Charles Auld Trio
Sally Lynne Cooke and Ar- also will entertain. -
PHOTOGRAPHY by
Contributions for the Ball are
thur James Rubiner were wed
BERNARD H.
April 29 in a ceremony per- $100 a couple. There will be a
formed by Rabbi Morris Adler dinner.
Last year's event netted $65.-
at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
000 for the Association. Grams
Parents of the couple are Mr. have already been distributed to
KE 1-8196
and Mrs. James Cooke of Ard- institutions for program -enrich-
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
moor Dr., Birmingham, and for- ment materials, as placement
mer Common Pleas Judge and scholarships, a day school dem-
Mrs. Charles Rubiner of Bell- onstration and public informa-
wood Dr.. Southfield.
tion and education.
,RObinsOn
The bride wore a floor-length
Mrs. John B. Swainson has ac-
sheath gown of ivory Brussels cepted the honorary presidency
LEATHER SHOP
lace with a chapel train of ivory of the Women's Division. Detroit
Formerly at 1453 Farmer St.
peau de soie. Her headpiece of Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh has
(48 Years)
tiny roses of the Brussels lace accepted the honorary chairman-
Now of 6338 W. McNichols
held a shoulder-length pouff ship of the financial advisory
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veil of silk illusion.
board. Roy Fruehauf is chair-
LADIES' HAND-BAGS
Mrs. Marc Fred Abramson man of the project evaluation
served her sister as matron of committee. Alan L. Gornich is
LUGGAGE
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. president of the Greater Detroit
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Howard Edward Elder II, Vir- Chapter. MAEDC.
REPAIRING
ginia Lyons and Mrs. Walter
Committee chairmen include
Mon., Sat. 10-6; Thurs. to 8:30.
Jerome Rubiner. Walter Rubi- Mesdames Sidney Jay Allen.
ner served his brother as best --
man. Ushers were Marc Abram-
when you care enough to remember . .
son, Fred Ginsberg, Richard B.
Cole. Allen J. Rubiner, Howard
Elder II and Richard Smitt.
Eric Rosenow
WINER
The Radomer Mutual Society
of Detroit will hold its annual
dinner-dance and installation 6
p.m. May 13 at Temple Emanu-
El, 14450 W. 10 Mile.
New officers are Marvin Koz-
lowski, president; Louis Levitan
and Oscar Goldberg, vice presi-
dents; Eleanor Manela. secre-
tary; Herman Goldenberg, treas
urer; Esther Z y s k i n d. Israel -
chairman; and Rena Goldberg,
Harry Bowman and Harry Tuch-
klaper, trustees.
For ticket information, call Ask Reason for Delay
Marvin Kozlowski, DI 1-2007.
in Providing Low Cost
CANDID
ART
photography of (listim'tion
Letter Box
Steuben Exhibition
at Warren Gallery
An exhibition of Steuben
Crystal, containing outstanding
workmanship from private collec-
tions throughout the world, com-
menced at the Charles W. War-
ren exhibition gallery, 1520
Washington Blvd., Tuesday.
The exhibit, which will con-
tinue through May 12, includes
31 examples of Steuben Crystal
by Americas famous glassmaker.
There are items from many
lands and several from President
Eisenhower's collection.
BY
±-
HENRY LEONARD
LI 2-6373
Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits
Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild
Housing for Aged
Editor, The Jewish News:
Committees have long dis-
cussed the need for low cost
housing for the Jewish Aged. It
has been agreed that the need
is great. What has happened to
the reports submitted to the Jew-
, ish Welfare Board? The FHA
has expressed its willingness to
finance such housing; property is
available. Why the delay?
Our elderly Jewish community
is indeed an unhappy one. Its
members are driven by changing
neighborhoods into housing they
can ill afford. or to homes of
unwilling relatives or finally and
unhappily must give up their
cherished independence and go
into the Home for the Aged. No
matter how fine this institution
may be, it is, nonetheless, an in-
stitution, and those who can still
live independently should not
have to go there. Low cost apart-
ment housing is within reach
now.
If members of the board could
see and know the tragedies of
these elderly people who have
never asked help of the com-
munity, perhaps they would cut
the red tape that binds them and
do something constructive —
now, when the need is urgent.
MRS. L. G.
City of Hope Mr.-Mrs.
Hold Games Party
"By the way, Robbr-Arensohn, next week our
church will celebrate its Bar-Mitzvah year at this
location!"
Copr. 1962, Dar•nu P
by HERMAN JAFFEE
The Mr. and Mrs. Group of
the City of Hope will hold its
annual games party Sunday
night at the Knights of Pythias
Hall.
This sixth annual fund-raising
event is held to assist in leu-
kemia research and other catas-
trophic diseases at the City of
Hope Hospital at Duarte, Calif.
For tickets, call Evelyn Lewis,
LI 8-7744.
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27 — THE DETROIT J EWISH NEWS — Friday, May 4, 1962
AZA and BBG Institute of Judaism Sally Cooke Wed
Annual Carousel Ball Will Help
to Arthur Rubiner Emotionally Disturbed Children
May 4-6 Co-Sponsored by Center