Betty Friedan at
Women's Division
Event Wednesday
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson and
Mrs. Sam Barnett, chairmen of
the annual meeting of the
Jewish • Welfare Federation's
Women Division, to be held
next Wednesday at the Jewish
Center, are calling emergency
meetings of annual meeting
committees .to make plans to
accommodate a record number
of wonien.
Those attending will have an
opportunity to hear and meet
Betty Friedan, author of the
controversial best seller, "The
Feminine Mystique." Mrs. Frie-
dan contends that "ever since
World War II, women have
been bludgeoned into the be-
lief that they can find happi-
ness only by confining them-
selves to their "feminine" role
as wives and married at an
earlier age. Her book deals
with problems of signifi6ance to
both men and women.
Mrs. Jackson described the
meeting- as a "Fun Day."
Women attending are invited
to come at 10 a.m. and stay
until 3:30 p.m. The gym and
pool will be available for their
use from 10 to 12. Special
classes in slimnastics, yoga, jazz
exercise, Twist and Bosa Nova
will be held. An arts and crafts
workshop will be held from 10
to 12 and 2:30 to 3:30. An ex-
hibition of synchronized swim-
ming will be hied at 2:30 p.m.
Luncheon will be served at
12:30. A short business meet-
ing will follow luncheon at
which Mrs. Friedan will speak.
League of Jewish Women Lists
Rosenberg Youth Award Winners
Reservations are being ac-
cepted by the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of De-
troit for the testimonial din-
ner in honor of Abe Kasle,
to be held Wednesday, June
12, in the new social hall of
Shaarey Zedek, it was an-
nounced by Morris Brand-
wine, president of the JNF
and chairman of the dinner
committee.
Those attending are re-
quested to plant a minimum
of 25 trees per couple in the
Kasle Forest in Israel. -
For reservations call the
JNF office, UN 4-2'767.
The dinner will be ad-
dressed by U. S. Senator
Wayne Morse. Hyman Safran
will be toastmaster.
Winners of the Mildred Simons Rosenberg Youth Awards
were announced at the recent 35th annual open meeting of
the League of Jewish Women's Organizations. Shown above
are, from left, (seated) Cheryl Schwartz, Ellen Panush, tie
score for first place; Goldie Zucker, honorable mention; (stand-
ing) Mrs. Martin Naimark, outgoing League president; Howard
Shulman, honorable mention; Danny Syme, first place; Mrs.
Carl S. Schiller, awards chairman; Dan Guyer, first place, tie
score; and Mrs. Sol Hammerstein, incoming president. The
kiddush cups and menorahs were given by Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Miller.
Scores of Detroiters are join-
Nathan Scholnick is active in
ing with a distinguished firm many local movements includ-
of haberdashers and men's ing the Allied Jewish Cam-
clothiers in marking a note- paign.
worthy anniversary in this com-
As part of the golden anni-
munity.
versary celebration, S chol-
For half a century, the name nick's offers gift certificates,
Scholnick has been symbolic of announcement of which ap-
pears on page 5, in this issue.
Detroit and its growth.
Alpha Omega Will
Many of Scholnick's custom-
This week, Scholnick's on
Hold Installation
Washington Boulevard is mark- ers already are visiting the
ing its golden anniversary, and store personally to congratulate
Dinner-Dance
congratulations have begun to the owner on the 50th anniver-
The installation of the local pour in not only from many in sary. Among them still are a
officers of the Alpha Omega
number who began to do busi-
Dental Fraternity and of the
ness with Scholnick's on Hast-
Regent of District No. 6 will be
ings Street 50 years ago.
the highlight of a dinner-dance
M0■0■
6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel.
National President of Alpha
Omega, Dr. Gilbert N. Robin,
and his wife, Beverly, of Pitts-
burgh, Pa., will be the honored
(.9" ti2e ej-
guests. Robin will supervise the
This
Week's Radio and
installation.
Television Programs
Officers of the Detroit and
•
Toledo alumni chapters will be
TO DWELL TOGETHER
NATHAN SCHOLNIC-K
sworn into office, as well as
Time: 9:15 .a.m. Sunday.
officers of the undergraduate this community, but also from a
Station: WJBK (radio and
chapters at the Universities of large number of former De- television simultaneously).
Michigan and Detroit.
Feature: "Conversation with
troiters in cities throughout the
A regency meeting, conducted land.
I. Bashevis Singer," world re-
by Robin, will begin that Sat-
For Nathan Scholnick, the nowned Jewish author, will pre-
urday afternoon with a lunch head of the firm, the golden sent the writer in a discussion
at the Standard Club in the anniversary is an occasion for of his work with Rabbi Morris
hotel. The "scope and pro- 'reminiscences and for recollec- Adler, Cong; Shaarey Zedek.
* * *
gram" of Alpha Omega will be tions of many happenings
discussed on both a national which were concurrent with the COUNCIL — ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
and local level. Detroit and expansion of the men's clothing
Station: WJLK.
Toledo will share in the feStivi- a n d haberdashery establish-
Feature: Morris Brandwine,
ties with members of the Flint ment.
president of Detroit's Jewish
and Saginaw Valley alumni
Corning here from Pitts- National Fund, will discuss the
chapters.
Dr. Jack Lawson will serve burgh, the first Scholnick role of this organization in con-
as the master of ceremonies. Dr. store was on the corner of junction with the forthcoming
Hastings and Winder. The Jewish National Fund dinner
Irving Lefton
second store was on 12th and June 12.
heads the com-
* * *
Clairmount and he then mov-
mittee p 1 a n-
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
ed to the present location on
ning the eve-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Washington Boulevard and
ning.
Station: WCAR.
Grand River in 1926.
The- slate of
Feature: "Israel — Achieve-
Since coming here, Scholnick
executive offi-
witnessed the doubling of De- ments, Perils, and Prospects"
cers of the De- .
troit's population, the rise in the will present Yosef Yaakov, con-
troit Alumni
Jewish population from some sul of Israel, in a discussion of
Chapter of
Israel's scientific and agricul-
15,000 to the present 90,000.
Alpha Omega
His father, the late Jacob tural developments, with Joseph
for the 1963-
Scholnick, associated with him Edelman, director of the Jew-
Dr. Blake
64 season are.
Drs. Aaron Blake, president; in the management of the ish Community Council Culture
David Silver, president-elect; business that became famous Commission. * * *
Fred Garber, recording secre- throughout this area.
DIRECTIONS '63
The late Jacob Scholnick and
tary; Marvin Gross, treasurer;
Time: 2 p.m. Sunday.
Stuart Falk, corresponding sec- his sons became active in
Station: WXYZ-TV.
retary; Bruce Billes, editor; Shaarey Zedek. In the half cen-
Feature: "The Wisdom of
Clifford H e 11 e r, sergeant-at- tury during which Scholnick's Maimonides," by Marc Siegel,
arms. Rr..Henry Green will be functioned here, they partici- will be presented.
* *
installed as the regent of Dis- pated in the rise of Shaarey
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Zedek and -in the construction
trict. No. 6.
Time: 11 a.m. Sunday.
of three sanctuaries.
Station: WXYZ.
The late Jacob Scholnick was
The University of Michigan
F e a t u r e: Rabbi Jacob J.
was the first institution of higher active in literary and educa-
education to admit graduates of tional circles 'and was the Weinstein, K.A.M. Temple, Chi-
accredited high schools without author of a volume of reminis- cago, Ill., will discuss "Law
and Conscience."
cences.
examination, in 1870.
At the quarterly meeting of
the Detroit Israel Investment
Club No. 1 of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit the follow-
ing were elected and installed:
Carmi M. Slomovitz, president;
M.. Ben Lewis, vice-president;
Mrs. Ben (Ruth) Green, sec-
retary; and Irving Sniderman,
treasurer.
The annual report showed
that the club has made a sub-
stantial gain in profits and that
the future "looks bright," ac-
cording to Dr. I. Walter Silver,
outgoing president. It was also
announced that there are now
a few openings and those in-
terested in joining should con-
tact either Slomovitz, KE 4-6092
or M. Ben Lewis, VE 8-3909.
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