The Jewish Center announced
the election of the following as
officers for 1962-63: Charles H.
Gershenson, p r e s i d e n t; Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson, Louis LaMed,
Jack 0. Lefton and Maurice S.
Schiller, vice presidents; Mrs.
Arthur I. Gould. secretary; Lester
S. Burton, treasurer; Mrs. Sidney
J. Karbel and Milton J. Miller,
members-at-large.
Special events for the coming
weeks have been announced.
The Jewish Center will pre-

Clergymen Plan
Campaign to Open
Suburbs to Negroes

sent the third annual acquacade,
"Blue Canvas," 8:30 p.m. June
16-18 in the main building, 18100
Meyers.
The aquacade will be a two-
hour show, featuring 17 musical
numbers, including the J.C.C.
Synchronized Swimmers and the
•Aquatic Art Students, plus many
guest swimmers. An added at-
traction will be the Carol Kimmel
Dancers. who have appeared in
theatrical productions and on TV.
Tickets are on sale at the
cashier's office, or write to Ed-
ward Miller, J.C.C. Pool Office,
18100 Meyers, Detroit 35.

Kanarek-Gruskin
Troth Announced

Mrs. Schlafer Installed President
of Michigan Region Women's ORT

,

Mrs. N. H. Schlafer was in- east; Vernon Leopold, North-
stalled as president of Michigan land; Lester Becher, Oakland
Region, Women's American 'Hills; Jack Rubin, Parkwoods;
ORT, at the
Cal Kuttnauer, Suburban Hills;
organization's
Paul Sherizen, Town and Coun-
recent annual
try; and Leonard Schreiber,
installation.
c
Vera Bramson.
For the past
two years,
Alaska has the longest sea-
Mrs. Schlafer
coast of any state in the U.S.,
has been pres-
with 6,640 miles. Florida is
ident of the
second, with 1,197.
Northeast
Chapter, larg-
est in the
Back in Action!
country. She Mrs. Schlafer
has served on the board of
directors of Temple Beth El
And His Orchestra
Complete Entertainement
and the Girls Scouts of Metro-
Service
politan Detroit_ She is a reader
DI 1-2480
for "Recording for the Blind,"
a driver for Motor Aide of the
National Council of Jewish
Women and has been active
in the Sinai and Women's Hos-
pital Guilds, the Torch Drive
HI FASHION CHILDREN'S
and the Allied Jewish Cam-
WEAR STORE
paign.
Offers interesting career with
Other officers are Mesdames
assured income. Owner hos
Max Beal. William A. Wolk,
other interests.
Harry Aronow, Harold Sucher,
$15,000 down
Ralph Borin, Eugene Epstein
and Jack Marcusin, vice presi-
LO 5-0933
dents; Bernard Goldman, Sid-
ney Wigler, Reuben Axelrod,
Ben Borin and David Levin,
secretaries; Herman Hack,
treasurer; and Joseph Fenton,
parliamentarian.
Chapter presidents installed
and his SHERATON-CADILLAC
were Mesdames Joseph Jacob-
ORCHESTRA
son, Balmoral; Zvi Berkal, Glen-
NOW AVAILABLE
wood; Nathan Spector, Hamp-
FOR ALL AFFAIRS
ton; Martin Meyers, Hunting-
Motor Bar
ton Woods; Irwin Eisenfeld, Mt.

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SHELDON ROTH

THE CENTER CAMERA
CLUB and the TEEN PHOTOG-
A resolution has been passed RAPHY CLUB will have a photo
by an assemblage of northwest exhibition in the main lobby of
MISS SUSAN KANAREK
Detroit clergymen to promote the Center through June 15.
**
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kanarek,
discussion conferences in vari-
PARENTS WITHOUT PART- 18481 Hartwell. announced the
ous parts of the city for a cam-
paign to open up all neighbor- NERS of the Jewish Center will engagement of their daughter,
hoods in the metropolitan area have an open meeting 8:30 p.m. Susan Carol, to Sanford Grus-
Tuesday at the Center's main kin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
to people of all races.
Gruskin, 17420 Cherrylawn, at
building.
The motion, approved by
Helen Leonard, psychologist a party held recently.
more than 150 persons who met of the Adult Psychiatric Out-
The bride-elect attends the
Tuesday night at the Jewish Patient Clinic, Harper Hospital, Wayne State University School
Center, was proposed by Dr. will discuss "Are You Ready For of Education. Her fiance at-
Abraham F. Citron, community Remarriage?"
tends the University of Mich-
relations director for the Jewish
Refreshments and a social igan. He will enter the Mar-
Community Council.
hour will follow.
quette University School of
The meeting was sponsored
Dentistry and she will complete
by the Council, the Michigan
her studies at the University of
Council of Churches and the Local Groups Honor
Wisconsin beginning in the fall.
Archdiocesan Committee on
Memory of S. Shayne An Aug. 19 wedding is planned.
Human Relations.
Recalling the many contribu-
The interfaith committee.
Petosega Combines
which set up the northwest con- tions that were made during his
ference also plans to stage a lifetime by Sam Shayne, who Camp, Summer School
metropolitan conference to dis- died June 24, 1961, a number
The directors of Camp Peto-
of Detroit groups in which he
cuss "open occupancy."
was especially sega have made final arrange-
Res. UN 2-0319. After 5 WO 1-8000
It was expressed at Tuesday's
active are join- ments with the Petoskey (Michi- Clemens; Harold Frank, North-
meeting that individual block or
ing in honor- gan) Public School System to
provide a full summer school
neighborhood associations are
ing his mem- program.
not adequate in creating among
ory.
Any camper who wishes to
buyers and realtors a non-dis-
Utilizing the combine a camp program with
criminatory attitude in their
occasion
of
the
summer school may register for
transactions.
unveiling of a both. Alt credits earned in the
A charge that Detroit is cre-
monument in Petoskey Summer School are
ating a solid Negro ghetto
his memory, transferrable to all local school
south of Six Mile road was
at 1 p.m., Sun- systems.
made by Prof. Albert Meyer,
AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES
day. June 17,
Leonard Baruch and Bertrand
head of Wayne State Univer-
• at Clover Hill Sandweiss, directors of Camp
sity's Urban Research Labora-
• Cemetery, Sho- Petosega, are available for con-
tory, and Richard V. Marks, ex-
lem Aleichem sultation. Parents may call UN
ecutive secretary of the Detroit
Institute lead- 4-7629 and EL 7-5321.
Commission on Community Re-
8632 McNichols Rd. West
ff
ers and other
UNiversity 4-8484
lations.
groups p o in t
Detroit. whose population is
to the skill of Rho Pi Phi Will
one-third Negro, will have a
the deceased Install Officers
50 per cent Negro population
Late Mr. Shayne in inspiring
We Make Our Own Glasses
Rho Pi Phi fraternity and aux-
locked in ghettoes within its Jewish activities through art.
iliary
will
hold
a
joint
dinner-
borders by 1980. they forecast-
The late Mr. Shayne, who was
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ed, if conditions remain as they a designer at Walker's, made dance and installation of officers
Wednesday at Calvert Catering.
• LATEST DOMESTIC AND IM-
are.
art his hobby, and the results Eddie Berg will provide music
PORTED FRAME FASHIONS
of his efforts are now on dis- for dancing. The Auxiliary will
play at the Sholem Aleichem provide entertainment.
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Mr. Shayne and his wife
were active leaders in a de-
bating society which continues
to function and which has
adopted the name "Samuel
Shayne Debating Society" in
tribute to Mr. Shayne's memo-
*
y.
At the Sholem Aleichem In-
stitute are portraits, painted by
Mr. Shayne, of Sholem Alei-
chem, I. L. Peretz and Dr.
Chaim Zhitlowsky.
*
WHITE IS RIGHT A(
To honor Mr. Shayne's mem-
11. for Summer WEDDINGS Ar
ory, the Sholom Aleichem Li
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and P ROMS
brary set aside a special sec-
*
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Shayne Section," and appro-
*
and Major Remodeling of „lc
priate plaque has been in-
*. LADIES' and MEN'S
stalled to mark the honor of
memory.
*
CLOTHING
"it his
Mr. Shayne periodically made
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publications for local move-
Air NEWEST SELECTION
ments. Many of his paintings
OF SUMMER
*
were sold to derive an income
4C for local movements.
SUITS
He is survived by his wife,
SPORT COATS
Frances, an active leader in the
SLACK S
Sholem Aleichem Institute, Pi-
oneer Women and other organi-
zations; nephews and nieces.

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23 -- THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 8, 1982

Center Re-Elects C. H. Gershenson