Berko,iver-illerkle
.Troth Announced

Wornen'sClas

Plotnick-Kandelman
Engagement Told

University Adult
Education Offers 2
Classes at Center

Friebert-Rossen
Troth Announced

Seymour Kaplan
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Will Study Plans for
Mentally Retarded

Representatives from 10
states will join forces in De-
trOit to study proposed plans
for the nation's mentally re-
tarded.
Sam Brenner of Oak Park,
program chairman of the North
Central Regional Conference on
Retarded Children, said the two-
day conference will be held
March 23 and 24 at the Pick
Fort Shelby and will study the
report of a special panel on
mental retardation, appointed
by. President Kennedy last year.
Michael C. Kreider, execu-
five director of the Michigan
Association for Retarded Chil-
dren, who recently returned
from several months study of
retarded children's facilities
abroad, will make a special
report.

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Agencies Need Change

Jewish agencies, which in the
past have served as examples
to follow for their like number
in the organizing Negro com-
munity, now have lessons to
learn from their maturing coun-
terparts.
This assertion was made by
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron in a re-
port on "Changing Negro-White
Relationships" before the Bnai
Brith Anti-Defamation League
National Commission meeting
in Washington.
Chief among the four "les-
sons" she cited was "the will-
ingness to publicly join the
issue without the anxiety of ap-
pearing over-aggressive." Mrs.
Aaron, a .former chairman of
the Michigan regional board of
ADL, called for a re-evaluation
of the traditional roles played
by. Jewish human relations agen-
cies in the civil rights field.

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Criterion Club Plans
Mid-Winter Safari

Tobogganing, ice-skating and
sleigh-riding will highlight the
Criterion Club's mid-winter "sa-
fari" to Upland Hills Farm
Camp near Oxford on Sunday,
it was announced by Lou Jac-
obs, travel guide and chairman
of the arrangements committee.
Square-dancing in the loft,
with dinner and popular danc-
ing at the Camp Lodge are in-
cluded. Round-trip transporta-
tion is provided, Jacobs said,
with motorcades to leave De-
troit at noon and returning be-
fore nightfall the same day. De-
tails are provided at 864-5398.

In 1902 the Fresh Air Society
was established to provide camp-
ing vacations for mothers and
children. The Society was an in-
corporating member of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation.

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Social Etiquette included in All Children's Classes
Graduation Ball in June with Panchito's Orchestra
Coke Parties — Record Hops

IT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, February 1, 1963

(More Clubs, Page 15)
The University Center for
DELTA PHI EPSILON SOROR-
Adult Education in Detroit will
ITY, Wayne State University,
open registration on Monday
will hold a square dance Satur-
for a record number of nearly
day at the Oak Park Community
200 courses including two
Center. The group plans a Tama-
classes in the Jewish Center.
rack weekend Feb. 15 and will
Offerings at the Center in-
participate in Panhellenic Sing
clude
"Social and Intellectual
Feb. 21. New actives include
History of the American Jew,"
Nancy Feldman, Sandy Fine,
taught by Julius Weinberg, de-
Barbara Finkel, Helene Levine,
partment of history, Wayne
Diane Lieber, Janice Natinsky,
State University. This 12-week
Diane Pierce, Linda Spoon, Dar-
course, meeting from 8:10 to
lene Uten and Cindy Schiff.
9:50 p.m. on Thursdays, begin-
* * *
ning Feb. 14, will trace the cul-
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women,
tural history of the Jews in
will dedicate its meeting 12:30
America from the colonial days
p.m. Wednesday at the Labor
to the present time.
Zionist Institute to Tu B'Shavat,
"Current Developments in
announces President Mrs. Sara
U.S. Foreign Policy," a 10-week
Levin. Chana Michlin will speak
MISS SUSAN FRIEBERT
MISS ELAINE PLOTNICK
MISS LINDA BERKOWER
course meeting from 7 to 9 p.m.
about Tu B'Shvat and its signifi-
on
Tuesdays,
will
feature
Rus-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friebert
At a recent family dinner at
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Berkower cance to JNF. A movie will be
sell Barnes, Detroit News an-
of Milwaukee, Wis., have an-
of Monica Ave. announce the en- shown and social hour will fol- the Belmont Hotel in Chicago, alyst.
Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Irving Plot-
are welcome.
gagement of their daughter, low. Guests *
Registrations may be made n o u n c e d the engagement of
nick of Beverly Ave., Oak Park,
* *
at
Rackham Educational Memo- their daughter, Susan Gail, to
Linda Nancy, to Richard Ber-
announced the engagement of
BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD their daughter, Elaine, to Ray- rial, 60 Farnsworth. Hours are Jordan Rossen, son of Mr. and
nard Merkle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
will hold its donor luncheon
Samuel Merkle of Monica Ave. 12:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at the syna- miel Kandelman, son of Mr. and from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Mrs. Nathan P. Rossen of Del .-
Monday through Friday, and troit.
Miss Berkower is a senior in gogue. Cocktails will be served Mrs. Joseph Kandelman of Chi- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Feb. 9.
the Wayne State University Col- and a catered meal will follow. cago.
The bride-elect is a student
For information, call the Uni-
Miss Plotnick, a graduate of
lege of Education, where she is The program will include Mrs.
at
Smith College. Her fiance is
versity Center, TE 3-1400, Ext.
a member of Delta Phi Epsilon Robert Kaplan, soloist, and the Eastern Michigan University, is 7209.
a graduate of the University of
Michigan and Harvard Law
sorority and Pi Lambda Theta, Haverian Trio, an Israeli group. teaching in Southfield. Her
School. A spring wedding is
national honorary eduction so- For information, call Mrs. Jer- fiance, a graduate of Northwes-
planned.
ciety. Her fiance is a graduate ome Kohn, KE 5-6345, or co- tern University, is teaching in Goodfellowship Club
Chicago public schools.
of W. S. U. and is presently a chairman Mrs. Don Farkus.
Party Fetes Officers
An April 7 wedding will take
junior in the College of Medi-
* * *
Goodfellowship Club will hold
place in Southfield.
cine, where he is affiliated with
a games party in honor of its
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER
Phi Lambda Kappa fraternity.
newly elected officers Tuesday
board, Mizrachi Women, will
at the Lutzker Voliner Hall,
meet 12:30 p.m. Monday at 17556 Drachler to Address
15775 James Couzens.
Wyoming. Plans for the 25th Council on Support of
Hadassah-Midrasha
Refreshments will be. served.
donor luncheon will be dis-
cussed. A games party will be Public School Financing Friends are invited. Officers are
Lecture Series to
held Feb. 12 with Mesdames
Louis Rosenzweig, chairman Lou Lyons, president; Ben Mil-
Feature Elazar
Louis Begman and Jack Stevens, of the community relations com- stein, vice-president; Al Magitz,
Detroit Chapter of Hadas hostesses.
mittee of the Jewish Community secretary; Morris Albert, ser-
* *
is as important to
sah's annual lecture series, "The
Council, announces that Dr. Nor- geant-at-arms!' Jack Schacter,
select your jeweler as it is
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer man Drachler, deputy superin- Moe Berg and Nathan Bennett,
Face of the World-1963," will
your diamonds . . .
Women, will hold its annual tendent of Detroit schools, will trustees; and Nate Feldman,
be presented
see seymour kaplan for
paid-up membership luncheon address a special meeting of the hospitaler.
in cooperation
the finest selection of
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home committee Feb. 6, to consider
with Midrasha
marquise and pear shaped
of Mrs. Sam Fishman, 18062 Council action in support of the
on four con-
diamonds
Ilene, announced Mrs. Ben Mos- pending public school financing
secutiv . e
proposals.
tyn, membership chairman.
4 1 EXPERTLY FITTED
Wednesdays
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15738 Livernois
* * *
Another item at this special •
beginning on
15850 W. 7 MILE RD.
•
meeting
will
be
a
review
of
leg-
DI 1-5515
Feb. 6. Albert
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Elazar will re-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA- islation to be submitted .to the • •
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to 9 p.m.
Free Parking in Rear
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lawing
discrimination
in
the
sale
at the. Jericho Temple, 18495
er.
Wyoming. Percy Kaplan, execu- or rental of housing.
Registration
Rosenzweig announced the ap-
tive director of the Detroit Jew-
will take place>
ish National Fund, will be guest pointment of a committee to de-
at 12:30 p.m.
speaker. A dessert luncheon velop plans for a meeting within
at the Esther-
will be served. The vice-presi- the Jewish community of various
A GOOD TUNE UP
Berman
dents luncheon will be held aspects of church-state problems.
WOULD
HAVE
STARTED YOUR CAR LAST WEEK!
Branch of the
noon Feb. 25 at Jericho Temple He said the controversy trig-
United He-
BE READY NEXT TIME
gered
by
last
June's
Engel
Vi-
with Mrs. 0. H. Kavieff, chair-
brew Schools. - Elazar
tale
decision,
banning
the
use
Topics will be: Feb. 6, man, and Mrs. Jack Seder, tick- of governmentally prescribed
"United States and Europe;" et chairman. * * *
prayers in the public schools,
ONLY
Feb. 13, "United States and
and the expectation that even
PRIMROSE
BENEVOLENT
Latin America ;" Feb. 20,
more far reaching decisions will
CLUB
board
will
meet
8:30
p.m.
"United States and Asia" (Rus-
be handed down by the Supreme
6 Cyl.
8 Cyl.
sia); and Feb. 27, "United Monday at the home of Mrs. Max Court during its present term.
Weisman,
19443
Birwood.
Presi-
States and Africa and the Near
A proposed conference on this
PLUS PARTS
dent Mrs. Harry Brown an- issue will be convened in the
East."
nounces that plans are being fall. Zeldon Cohen is chairman
Mrs. Samuel Grandon, edu- made for the 32nd anni-
DON'T FUSS—DON'T CUSS—CALL US
cation chairman, and Mrs. Dan- versary dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. of the conference planning com-
iel E. Cohn, lecture series chair- Feb. 3 at the Alamo. For tickets, mittee. Other members are Dr.
UN 2.9558
-
man, suggest early reservations call Mrs. H. Ehrlichman, UN Richard Bayles, William Cohen,
FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
Dr.
Frances
Cousens,
Jerome
since registration is limited. For 4-5489.
Kelman, Mrs. Irving King, G.
information and reservations,
Vernon Leopold, Mrs. Seymour
call Hadassah Office, BR 3-5441. Mrs. Aaron Tells ADL Lipten,
Irving Schlussel, John
HURRY . . . FINAL WEEK TO ENROLL YOUR CHILD
H.
Shepherd,
Edwin Shifrin and
Traditional Roles of
Detroit Conference
Melvin Weisz.
For New Fun-Filled Semester At