Moss-Shapiro
Engagement Told

MISS BARBARA MOSS

First Baptist Church Oak Park, Will Hold "Trees for Israel" Service

Sid Shmarak's

Business Briefs

As the time nears for BEE
KALT'S personally conducted
deluxe adventure tour to the
Orient and Around The World,
there are only two vacancies in
the small select group. This,
Bee Kalt's fourth trip to the
Orient, will leave Detroit
Saturday, April 20, for 28 fab-
ulous days in the Orient, and
then will continue on for 54
fascinating days around the
world. Cost of the Orient tour
is $2,350, and for the Around
The World tour, $3,150, all in-
clusive. For information, call
Bee or Harold Kelt at the BEE
KALT TRAVFR SERVICE, JO
6-1490.

* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moss of
Balmoral Knoll, Farmington,
GERTRUDE STEINGOLD, a
announce the engagement of dressmaker, has returned from
their daughter, Barbara, to vacation and is prepared to
Alan Shapiro, son of Mr. and serve all her clientele with
Mrs. Morris Shapiro of Bell- prompt service. For Passover
more, N.Y., at a recent cock- alterations and remodeling of
tail party.
dresses, suits, coats and other
The bride-elect and her fi- garments, call Gertrude at UN
ance are students at Michigan 4-6461. Her address is 17590
State University, where he is Roselawn.
* * *
affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Pi
fraternity. A September wed- I The greatest array of Middle-
ding is. planned. Eastern entertainment can now
be seen at THE CEDARS OF
LEBANON, located at 74 W.
Want ads get quick results!
Columbia at Park. Incidentally,
this is the same Middle-Eastern
The CARIBE MOTEL entertainment that appeared at
the premiere of Lawrence of
PROVIDES YOUR
Arabia a few weeks ago.

OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
WITH . . .
CONVENIENT LOCATION

Woodward near 7 Mile Rd.
Minutes away from everything

LUXURIOUS ROOMS

• Phones • Air Conditioning
• Complete Kitchens
• Wall-to-Wall Carpeting

COMPLETE
ACCOMMODATIONS
AT NO EXTRA COST

A "Trees For Israel" service
will be featured in the next
""Bring Your Jewish Neighbor
Night" 7 p.m. Sunday at the
First Baptist Church, 24201
Coolidge, Oak Park.
The pastor, Dr. Harold P.
Warren, and members and many
friends of the church have been
working with the Jewish Na-
tional Fund . committee in a
campaign to raise sufficient
funds to plant 200 or more
trees in Israel, each tree repre-
senting a gift of $2.
The church is well-known to
the Detroit suburb's large Jew-
ish population by the sign bear-
ing the word "Shalom" in bold
letters on its main entrance.
This unique service will fea-
ture several well-known Jewish
leaders from the Detroit area.
Among them will be Rabbi Mil-
ton Arm of Cong. Ahavas Achim
Cantor Harold Orbach of Tem-
ple Israel and Morris J. Brand-
wine, president of the Jewish
National Fund of Detroit. The
message of the evening will be
entitled, "What Meaneth These
Trees?", by Rev. Warren.
Those who purchase a tree
will be awarded certificates and
other tokens of appreciation by
the Jewish National Fund head-
quarters in Detroit, • according
to Percy Kaplan, executive

Sarah Rotbaum
in Recital Mar. 27

Under the joint auspices of
the Detroit Jewish Folk Chorus
Afghanistan Jewry
and the local branch of Ikuf,
The Jewish community of Sarah Rotbaum, the Warsaw,
Afghanistan, which is believed
to date back to antiquity, today
numbers some 4,000 persons.
The majority of the Jews are
concentrated in the city of Herat
with smaller communities in the
capital city of Kabul and in
Balkh.

• TV and Radio
••Parking
• Continental Breakfast

-OPEN EVENINGS !

PHONE
TO. 8-2662.

-TINT DAYS

Mon., Tues., Wed. Only

Moderate

ALL TINTS COMPLETE $39
WITH SET

Rates

•

Start at

Expert, Talented Stylists

HAIR DESIGN
STUDIO

$8.00

19630

Look for the Green . Canopy
10615 W. 7 Mile at Pinehurst

Woodward

. UN 4-3004 — UN 4-1411

Near 7 Mile Road

JEWISH FOLK CHORUS
AND IKUF

"

Presents

SARAH ROTBAUM

World Famous Jewish Actre.§s from Poland
In a Program of

DRAMATIZATIONS and RECITATIONS

of The Classic Jewish Writers

WEDNESDAY EVE.., MARCH 27th-8:00 P.M.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

Curtis & Meyers
Tickets $2.00 — Available From All Members of the Chorus ,
or at the Box Officer or Call DI 1-9231

You Get All 3 in
Mountain Valley Water

1. Delicious taste! Not carbonated, not laxative, virtually
salt free—you'll agree that Mountain Valley Water is the
perfect water to drink.
2. Safe—and pure. No chlorine or other chemical is added.
Mountain Valley Water may be taken whenever any
liquid may be consumed.
3. Beneficial for health. Ask your doctor how 6 to 8 glasses
daily for 8 or more weeks helps to promote the best pos-
sible health.

Home Delivery—'

PHONE LO 7-0178
Ask for Free Booklet

WRITE 3343 Gratiot
Detroit 7, Michigan

ountain Valley Water

m HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS
F rom

director.
Dr. Warren has stated, as the
reason for such a tree project
among his parishioners: "I would
like to see my congregation, as
a part of the Christian commu-
nity, represented in some way
in Israel. Israel is the Holy
Land for many faiths of the
world. The planting of trees has
a vital role in the reclamation
of the land. We, too, are eager
for its success and -wish to dem-
onstrate our faith by joining
with our fellow Jews in helping
to ensure the full redemption
of the nation of Israel. It is a
positive way by which we can

further the cause of under-
standing and better relation-
ships between Christians and
Jews. We hope that by planting
trees in Israel we can help to
foster this kindred spirit."
The public is invited to attend
this service.

SOUTH HAVEN'S

RESORT

le

55 Exhibitors

Great Lakes

Draw Come
WOW
OPEN APR. 5

80 acres of luxury
living at modest
rates: INSTANT
HAPPINESS!
"D r e a m" SWIM-
MING POOL. Su-
perb Food. Air-
conditioned rooms.
NEW COCKTAIL lounge. Star-
studded shows. Dance lessons.
ORCHESTRA. Sports & Fun.

PEPPERMINT LOUNGE.

For Teen-Agers
Children's Program & Counselor
Write for Brochure Today!

March 28, 29, 30, 31
12-10:30 p.m. (Last eve. 9 p.m.)
DETROIT MASONIC TEMPLE
$1.00 ADM.

FI DELMAN'S

South Haven, Mich. 637-5118

1•••= ■■ •111*.

THE NEW YORK HOTEL

Will Be Open For PASSOVER HOLIDAYS

146 CASS AVENUE, MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
RABBI JOSEPH ELSANT, Chaplain U.S.A.R., will conduct the
Passover Sedars and Services.
Finest strictly Kosher meals. Finest location and hopitality. Reason-
able rates. Please make early reservation. CALL HO 8-8012 or write
to the hotel. DETROIT PHONE: DI 1-1772, Mr. Wiatrack.

... give you
the same benefits as
vigorous exercise while you relax in
solid comfort. Stimulates circulation and gives
you sparkling new beauty. Tensions fade away and
pains are soothed. Treat yourself to a Sauna hot air bath
and, at the same time, join in the fun at The Whitcomb!

I World-Famous Sulphur Baths
• Fiee Movies Nightly • Nationally Famous Food.
• Free Floor Show on Weekends.
• Dancing-2 Orchestras
..• Free Sun Tan Solarium
FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING
ALL THIS and MORE

.

SARAH ROTBAUM

Poland, Yiddish artist, will be
presented in an evening of reci-
tations, monologues and one-act
pliys, next Wednesday evening,
at the Jewish Center on Meyers
and Curtis.
Tickets are available from
members of the chorus and
from Rose Baum, DI 1-9231, and
will be on sale at the door.
Sarah Rotbaum studied in the
Max Reinhardt school in Ber-
lin, played in the Moscow Yid-
dish Theater where she was
given important roles, worked
with Shlome-Mikhoels in his art
theater and was a teacher of art
and the theater.
Her Yiddish recitations, mon-
ologues a n d interpretations
have won acclaim in many cities
in several countries and since
her arrival in this- country she
has become one of the most
called-for actresses for partici-
pation in Jewish programs.

4

' horn 4

.aocdcaup
Ya.nPceyr person

Plan

3 hours from DETROIT
Golden Belt Expwy.
(Route 94) .

via

For Reservations or
Information write, or

call, Hotel, St. Joseph,

Michigan,

YU3-2501

SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
(On the Lake)1101=111,

,

Poetry of Leivick
Recorded for Blind

Poetry of the foremost Yid-
dish poet on the 20th Century,
H. Leivick, has been produced
in Yiddish on high-fidelity rec-
ords for the Jewish blind, it
has been announced by Mrs.
Harry J. Finke, president of the
Jewish Br a i 11 e Institute of
America.
The two-record sets will be
distributed on 1 o a n , free of
c h a r g e, to Yiddish - speaking
blind persons in the United
States, Israel, and other coun-
tries. Production of the records
was made possible through the
sponsorship of Dora Chalfin of
New York City, in memory of
Samuel and Luba Harriton.

Want ads get quick results!

GIVE THE LADIES

A Deserving Vacation and Rest by

Spending the Passover Holidays at

THE COLONIAL HOTEL

MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN

Services are held in the hotel during the entire
PASSOVER week, with a well-known Cantor and
Rabbi conducting same.

Reservations being accepted for the Seders

or for the entire Passover Week

Phone Your Host

.j ; MAX ELKIN

HOward
3-4505
3-4506