Greenfield to Return as Director
of Center Camp; Program Grows

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Peels have departed for Milan, Italy, for a
month's stay. A party was held at their home on April 29, given by
her parents, to bid them a bon voyage.
Gayle Caplan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Caplan, former
Detroiters now living in Columbus, Ohio, was honored at a father
and daughter banquet sponsored by Vassar College for writing,
producing and directing a play. A journalism major and resident
of her class at Vassar, she has been working as a reporter during
vacation for the Columbus Dispatch.
The Neuman-Bean Family Club will meet Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Katanick, 31838 Bretton, Livonia.
For reservations, call GR 4-5117.
Mrs. Abram Guyer, 19903 Murray Hill, on May 6 entertained
with a tea at her home for her future daughter-in-law, Sheila
Rae Hartman of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chase recently entertained members
and friends of the Vladimiritzer Emergency Relief Organization
in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Elayne, to Robert
Mangen, and also in honor of their guest, Yakov Sharony of
Bnai Brak, Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Miller of Scotia Rd., Oak Park, are en-
tertaining guests from New York. the Freddie Fishers and their
son, Theodore.
Jo Ann Weinhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wein-
hart of Rensselaer Ave., Oak Park, will celebrate her "sweet 16"
birthday at a luncheon to be given by her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bluestein of Ardmore Ave. on Sunday at To-
pinka's Country House.
Rabbi Jacob Segal of Adas Shalom Synagogue will be a
member of a panel on "The Jewish Day School" and will serve
also as a discussion leader in a workshop session on the same
topic at the annual convention of the Rabbinical Assembly
Sunday through Thursday at Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. Attending the
Conservative rabbinate conference also will be Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick of Beth Aaron Synagogue, Rabbi Irwin Groner of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Bnai Moshe.
Returning recently from a 28-day Pioneer Women tour of
Israel and London were Rose Drachler, Bertha Fishkin, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Gladstone, David Gornbein, Hannah Jacobs, Sara Jacobs,
Ida Kutnick, Celia Lefton, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Michlin, Dorothy
Robbins, Sophie Shapiro, Elsie Shear and Mrs. E. Urbach.
The brothers of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Zi social fraternity
held their annual Mother's Day tea at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Moses.
Mrs. Al Goldstein and Mrs. Maurice Floch were co-hostesses
at a surprise dinner-party in the Goldstein home honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Levy on their 20th wedding anniversary.

Jewish National Fund Auxiliary
to Hold Installation of Officers

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will in-
stall new officers noon Tues-
day at Beth Aaron Synagogue,
announced Mrs. Edward Wish-
netsky, president.
Mrs. Joshua Sperka will of-
ficiate in ceremonies based on
her own original script entitled
"And the Roots Grew Deep."
Israeli actress Yardena will
he featured in the program.
She is a veteran of stage. radio,
television and records in both
Israel and the United States.
Yardena has also appeared in
the movies "The Best of Every-
thing" and "The Rat Race."
A graduate of the American
Theater Wing. Yardena enter-
YARDENA
tained for the Israel army and
worked as a welfare officer.
Mrs. Milton Winston is chair- Ceresnie Bros. Feature
man of the day. In charge of Gla - Mor - Izing Process
the social hour are Mesdames
Gla-Mor-Izing. a new fur
Abraham Goldstein. Reuben B.
cleaning process. is now being
Newman and Julius London.
used to beautify all furs at
Ceresnie Bros. & Offen.
Detroit Habonim
This exclusive process as-
sures customers of the finest
Welcomes Youth
fur cleaning. Gla-Mor-Izing re-
freshes furs by restoring them
Leader Rosenfield
to their natural beauty and
Detroit Habonim has an- loveliness.
nounced the arrival of its new
Gla-Mor-Izing is only one of
youth leader, Shaul Rosenfield. the many quality services found
of Israel.
at Ceresnie Bros. & Offen
A native of Kibbutz Geva. which also include modern cold
Shaul has worked in the Israeli storage vaults, complete insur-
youth movements in the Jezreal ance coverage. expert repair
Valley. He has been director of and a restyling department.
a national summer Habonim
Ceresnie Bros. & Offen, lo-
camp. He has conducted folk cated at 19386 Livernois at
dance troupes known throughout Outer Drive, recently received
Israel.
the Master Furriers Guild Tro-
Shaul will spend two years in phy for superior achievement
Detroit working in Habonim and in creative and imaginative de-
the Jewish comunity, according sign and craftsmanship.
to Tzippy Pincus, chairman of
the Habonim Chai Commission. Thunderbird Day Camp
The Jewish community is in-
vited to meet Shaul Rosenfield Schedules Open House
May 26 at the Hayim Greenberg
Thunderbird Day Camp will
Center, 19161 Schaeffer, at Ha- hold an open house May 27 at
baahn's Mlavah MaLka. In addi- the Camp grounds. The Camp
tion to bearing a report on boasts a 25x60-foot swimming
Israel from Rosenfield, the audi- pool, horseback riding, separate

will see "Next Year in Jeru-
salem," a Hebrew and English
comedy, produced by Detroit
Habonim members.

This program will feature two-
N. Brewster Broder, chairman
of the Jewish Center Camping day overnights to Camp Tama-
rack,
outdoor cooking, a special
Committee, has announced the

Red Cross swimming program
and many other advanced camp-
ing programs.
The girls will be housed in a
tent on the playfield of the Cen-
ter's
Ten Mile Branch and will
with the Children's Division at
the Center and has 15 years of have the opportunity to _enjoy
out-of-door living and learn new
camping experiences.
In announcing the appoint- skills.
Enrollment in this program is
ment, Broder indicated that
nearly 70 per cent of the Day limited. For information, about
Camp staff this year is returning this or the regular Day Camp
staff. New additions include an program, write to Jewish Center
arts and crafts specialist, a na- Day Camp, 18100 Meyers, De-
ture specialist and three water troit 35, or call, DI 1-4200.
safety instructors. -
Al Warnick, an instructor in Alpha Nu Parents Meet
the Center's pool, will supervise
The Alpha Nu Parents Club
the overall swimming program will meet 8:30 p.m. May 29 at
and be available to offer a series the Madison Dental Supply Com-
of Red Cross tests. Gene Ko- pany, 15888 Wyoming. Election
walsky, who is a science teacher of officers will be held and final
in the Detroit schools and has committee reports will be given.
successfully led science clubs at The meeting will be followed
the Center, will be in charge of by a social hour.
the nature program.
Barbara Hillman, the arts and
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crafts specialist, a student at the
University of Michigan, has had
camping experience at Fresh Air
Camp and will offer a wide va-
riety of projects geared to dif-
ferent age groups.
Space is still available at the
Center's Day Camp.
The Jewish Center Day Camp
has announced that there will be
a special group available for
sixth- gr ade girls.

appointment of Sol Greenfield as
Day Camp director.
This will be Greenfield's
fourth year with the day camp.
He is currently a supervisor

MISS MAILIORIE FETTER

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fetter
of Huntington, West Virginia,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marjorie Ellen,
to Marvin Kenneth Newman,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry New-
man of Pennington Dr.
The bride-elect is a senior at
the University of Michigan and
will be graduated in June. Her
fiance attended Michigan Col-
lege of Mining and Technology
and was graduated from East-
ern Michigan University. He is
on active duty with the U.S.
Navy. An Aug. 12 wedding is
planned.

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SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN
LADIES AUXILIARY will meet
Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Jew-
ish War Veterans Memorial
Home, 4095 W. Davison. Host-
esses for the evening will be
Yetta Glass and Hilda Nelson.
Andrew Glatter, clinical psychol-
ogist with the Jewish Vocational
Service, will speak on "How To

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DETROIT POST will install
John Litzky as commander at
ceremonies 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
the JWV Memorial Home. He
will be supported by Morris
Simon as senior vice commander
and E. Gold as junior vice com-
mander. The Auxiliary will in-
stall Yetta Stearns as president.

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DIES AUXILIARY will meet
12:30 p.m. June 13 at the home
of Mrs. Zelda Ifsiichlin, 12750
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park.

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ture golf course, archery, arts serves as a research center for
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Teenagers are invited, also.

CHARLES AND AARON
KOGAN AUXILIARY recently
installed the following officers:
Mesdames Seymour Katz, presi-
dent; Arnold Grossman. senior
vice president; Marvin Epstein.
Jr. vice president; Edward
Greenfield, treasurer: Philip
Baum and Samuel Feig. secre-
taries; Mike Feldman, chaplain;
Gerald Herwitz. conductress;
Melvin Grossman. guard; Fred
Endelman, patriotic instructress;
Bernard Pesick, historian; Paul
Epstein, Florence Stolman and
Sam Gross, trustees. The Kogan
Post and Auxiliary were the
recent recipients of a Gold
Achievement Award from the
Battle Creek VA Hospital in
recognition of "extraordinary
service rendered to the hospital
and its patients."
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MAN AUXILIARY will honor
outgoing president Mrs. Irving
S. Cane with a luncheon Satur-
day at Kingsley Inn. In appre-
ciation for her year of service
Mrs. Cane will be presented
a gift. Reservations are be-
ing accepted by Mrs. Arthur
Robinson, UN4-6969 and Mrs.
William Levitt.

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