Rabbi Israel I. Halpern of Cong. Beth Abraham and Rabbi
Hayim Donin of Bnai David attended the recent annual conven-
tion of the Rabbinical Council of America held in Miami Beach.
Rabbi Halpern is presently chairman of the national rabbinical
body, Michigan region, while Rabbi Donin is chairman of its
Commission on Social Action.
Rony Yaffa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Yaffa, 18244
Northlawn, is spending her summer vacation in Israel. Her
parents will join her during August.
Pvt. Bob Zuckerberg,' stationed with the U.S. Marine Corps
at Jacksonville, Fla., is home on leave visiting with relatives and
friends. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Zuckerberg, 15141 Suther-
land, Oak Park, he is assigned to the Marine Corps Air Wing.
Zuckerberg will return to Jacksonville and then proceed to
Memphis, Tenn., for specialized training in hydraulics. His tour
of active duty will be completed sometime in October.
Mr. and Mrs. A . Fishman of Prairie Dr. have as their house-
guests her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
Chasson of Leisure City, Fla., and Mrs. Bessie Beitchman of
New York. The guests attended a bridal shower here in honor
of Carolyn Joy Berman of New Rochelle, N.Y., at which Mrs.
Fishman presided as hostess on July 9.
Jewish Welfare Board Receives
USO Award for Volunteer Service
Repertory Delights
If Tith Shaw's Comedy
MISS SHEILA CARSON
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Car-
son of Northlawn Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sheila Eileen, to
Lawrence Paul Trepeck, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Trepeck
of Huntington Woods.
The bride-elect is a junior at
the University of Michigan,
where she is affiliated with
Delta Phi Epsilon, of which she
is secretary. Her fiance is a
senior at the U. of M. and is a
member of Zeta Beta Tau fra-
ternity.
A June 23, 1963, wedding is
planned.
William, Earl Hordes
Earn Insurance Award
Young Zionists Send
36 Teenagers to Israel
A group of 36 teenagers left
on a six week' visit and study
tour of Israel under the spon-
sorship of the Young Zionists
of the Zionist Organization of
Am e r i c a, according to an
announcement by Gideon Patt,
president of the Young Zionists.
The group, comprised of Jew-
ish high school students rang-
ing in ages from 13 to 16, were
accompanied by Rabbi and
Mrs. Neil G. Gillman of New
York as leaders and two coun-
sellors. Their 'stay in Israel
will include 26 days in the
teenage summer camp in Kfar
Silver, ZOA agricultural high
school located near Ashkelon,
Israel, the only American
chartered school in the State
of Israel.
Repertory and "tent" theaters
have become more than fads:
they are emerging as training
grounds for artists of genuine
ability.
The University of Detroit
Repertory Theater proved it
this week when two excellently
produced plays, Shakespeare's
"Hamlet" and Shaw's "Major
Barbara" commenced a five
weeks' run. They will be seen
on alternate nights, except
Mondays.
Beverly Markowitz distin-
guishes herself as Lady Brito-
mart in "Major B a r b a r a."
Sharing - honors with her are
John Macunivich as Stephen
Undershaft and Charles Noel
A razor destroys the hair-roots
as Bill Walker. The entire as-
sisting cast does well in offer- when shaving.—Makkoth 21a.
ing a hilarious production that
entertains, delights and pro-
vides an endless number of *
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laughs.
As one of Shaw's most pro-
vocative themes, about a man
OFF
for whom the dollar is the
deity, "Major Barbara" offers *
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food for serious debate while
introducing many truths that
strikes at the root of mankind's
major problems relating to war
and peace and the difficulties
encountered by idealists in a
materialistic world.
In spite of the downpour
Wednesday, a nearly full house
witnessed the opening of the
"Barbara" run. "Hamlet" played
to a full and an enthusiastic
house.
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William Hordes and Earl
Hordes, Detroit representatives
for the Columbus Mutual Life
Insurance Company, have been
If speech is worth one selah
awarded one of the life insur- (coin), silence is worth two. —
MRS. I. IRVING BITTKER, J.W.B. Armed Services Committee ance profession's most coveted Megillah 18a.
honors.
member, received the USO Award for a total of 40,770 volun-
Each was presented the Na-
teer hours the various Jewish Welfare Board groups have
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served at the USO Canteen. Lt . Col. George Crognale of tional Quality Award, con-
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jointly
by
the
National
Selfridge Field presented the award at a recent ceremony.
Mrs. S. R. Glogower, USO Center Committee chairman, and Association of Life Underwrit-
Agency
ers of the Life Insurance
Herman Bauer, USO executive director, look on.
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This marks the 11th year
and PROMS
that William Hordes has earned
the distinction. It is the fourth
year that Earl Hordes was so
Delegations of Jewish edu- is sponsoring the world-wide honored.
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New Orleans, co-chairman of the
Katz, who is also president of
Conference of Jewish Organiza- Bnai Brith, a COJO constituent,
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said that the record number of
COJO is a consultative body participating Jewish communi-
of 10 major Jewish organiza- ties "assures the assembly of
tions from five continents. It the most comprehensive repre-
Dave Diamond
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Plans Education Assembly in Israel
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Davida Rubin Wins
Barton's Candies Prize
in Creative Writing
Davida M. Rubin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubin of
Huntington Woods, was recently
awarded second prize in a na-
tional creative writing contest
sponsored by Barton's Candies.
The award consisted of shares
in G.U.S. Rassco Limited, an Is-
raeli development corporation.
Davida, a student of the
Temple Emanu-El Religious
School, recently won third prize
in the senior Metropolitan Bible
Contest and was winner in the
junior division last year.
Social Singles Will
Hold Beach Party
The Social Singles of the
Jewish Center invite all young
adults from 21 to 35 to a beach
party on Sunday.
The group will gather 9 a.m.
at the Curtis Ave. parking lot
of the main building, 18100
Meyers, and will . return to the
Center at 5 p.m.
The Center bus will leave
the lot at 9:30 a.m. Those who
attend will bring their own
lunches.
For information, call DI
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sentation ever assembled to ex-
plore contemporary problems in
Jewish education."
He said that the 200 dele-
gates, 100 alternates and 100
observers will be augmented by
600 guests who will attend the
six-day meeting. Among the De-
troiters who will attend are Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Elazar and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leiderman.
The United States delegation
will consist of 60 members and
30 alternates, about evenly di-
vided between educators and
community leaders.
The second largest delegation
will be that of Israel with 30
members. Great Britain, France
and Argentina will each have
a 10-member delegation. The
presidium of COJO has been
allotted 20 delegates' seats at
the assembly and 60 others
have been allocated to Jewish
communities of 28 other nations.
3 Named to Board
of Physician Fellowship
Dr. Eugene I. Pious and Dr.
Bernard Weston were re-elected
and Dr. Louis I. Kazdan was
elected to the board of trustees
of the American Physicians
Fellowship at its annual assem-
bly meeting June 25 in Chicago.
The organization of more than
3,200 physicians is devoted to
"help make Israel a major
world medical center."
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