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ctivities in Society

Rites Solemnized

1Fresh Air Society to Hold Annual
Meeting Dedication at Tamarack

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Six members will be elected ! serves Jewish boys and girls,
to the board of directors, of the to 10. Its companion Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichenhorn will host the Starman
Fresh Air Society at its annual Tamarack in Ortonville handles
1.-A Family Club Sunday at their home, 25043 W. Rue Versailles.
meeting to be held in conjunc- campers. 11-16.
Rabbi Israel Halpern, Spiritual Leader of Congregation Beth
Katzen, chairman
tion with the dedication of the
Maxwell
Abraham. returned home after a month-long vacation with his
Theodore and Mina Bargman of the dedication committee,
wife, daughter Rella and son Eli. Lawrence, their oldest son who
Arts and Crafts Building at has invited members of the
ez is in his final year at Harvard Law School, is employed for the
Camp Tamarack, Brighton, noon community to attend the cere-
summer by the legal division, UAW-CIO in Solidarity House.
Sunday. it was announced by monies, inspect the camp and
Dr. Peter Shiffrin, president.
its activities and partake of a
Mrs. Morris Shrager (Esther Fleiss) and her four sisters, all
Nominated for a three-year special luncheon.
I of Detroit, have recently returned from a family reunion with
term on the board are Mrs.
Fresh Air Society is a mem-
their three brothers in Los Angeles. A nephew's marriage reunited
Hyman Mellen. Alfred Deutch, ber of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
the Fleiss family for the first time in 37 years.
Syd Levison and Dr. Perry eration and a beneficiary of the
Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg of 17566 Wildemere. entertained at
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Goldman: for a two-year term, Allied Jewish Campaign and
a tea on Aug. 3 in honor of the forthcoming marriage of her son,
Jay W. Allen; one-year term, the United Foundation Torch
Robert- Jay, to Miss Johanna Silver, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I.
Mrs. Samuel Hamburger.
Drive.
Walter Silver.
Highlight of the program will
For directions to Camp Tama-
Harry L. Jubas of 13411 Irvine St., Oak Park, a teacher at
be the dedication of the Barg- rack, phone the Fresh Air So-
Wilson Junior High School in Detroit, is one of 32 educators
man Arts and Crafts building, ciety office, DI 1-5666.
from all parts of the nation who are learning Hebrew this summer
the first major addition to the
MRS. HOWARD WEISMAN
at Yeshiva University's Hebrew Language Institute. The audio-
Brighton camp's facilities in
lingual program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department
Judith Elaine Katz became many years. Opened in 1927 by
PHOTOGRAPHY by
the bride of Howard Jay Weis- the Fresh Air Society, the camp
BERNARD H.
of Health. Education and Welfare.
Eight Bnai Brith Youth Organization teen-agers left for Israel man on July 14 • at Temple
to represent their 44,000-member organization at the World Jewish Israel. The bride is the daugh-
Youth Conference in Jerusalem. Leading the BBYO group are ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe J. Katz, New Jersey Schools
Judy Millman, 18, of Detroit, president of Bnai Brith Girls, and 19350 Monte Vista. The bride-
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Seymour Schnitzer, 19, of Chicago, president of Aleph Zadik groom's parents are Mr. and Reluctant to Halt
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
Aleph, boys' component of the youth movement. Other members Mrs. Joseph B. Weisman, 19955 Prayers in Classes
of the delegation include Avrom Surath of Midland, Mich.
Stratford.
TRENTON, N.J.. (JTA) — *
Air, and Mrs. Sol Bienenfield of Franklin Sq.. Long Island.
School boards throughout New
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N.Y., will be in Detroit with their family to celebrate his 50th Seven from State
Jersey. some of which have *
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birthday. Mr. Bienenfield is the son of Sadie Haut, president of
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shown reluctance to abolish
North Woodward Branch of Jewish Women European Welfare A re Interns' for
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prayer and Bible reading in I
Organization. There will be a splash party in his honor at the
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classrooms. were warned by the *
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home of his brother. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Bienenfield of Pontiac. Senator Hart
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State Department of Education
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Among the guests will be his sister, Mrs. Leon Dreylinger, and a
Seven Michigan young people that they have no choice but to *
brother, Arnold, and their families.
have ben student interns in the discontinue the practices.
ip A. Hart
Bela Reinitz has been elected president of the Feldman Family office of Senator Phil
Frederick Raubing,er, State
MERRY
Club. Other officers are Mrs. Faye Feldman, vice-president; Mrs. (D-Mich.). They are:
Commissioner of Education, no-
MELODY
Sylvia Feldman, secretary; Robert Feldman, Harold Feldman, Mrs
Shira Joffe, daughter of Mrs. tified all local and country super-
NURSERY
Faye Feldman and Mrs. Jeanette Feldman. treasurers. Bowling and the late Mr. Boris Joffe. intendents and school board
league officers are Gerald Feldman, president, and Paul Forman, 19164 San Juan. and a senior at secretaries that the recent
(AUNTIE SARAH'S)
Serving Det. & Sub. Areas
secretary.
Cass Tech.
United States Supreme Court
14305 W. 8 Mile Rd.
Nancy Rattner, daughter of decision, banning the Lord's
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Dr. and Mrs. Harold Rattner, Prayer or Bible reading in public
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1350 Wellesley. and a senior at schools, clearly overturned a Specializing in Rhythm Band, Mus.
New Jersey law establishing re- App., Baking, Crafts and Indian
the University of Michigan.
Lore for pre-school children, ages
BY PROF. SOL LIPTZIN I and reverence for the com-
of Mr and ligious observances in schools. 2 1.:2 to 6 years.
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in
Buller.
munity of fate which has been
Per Class
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The questions have often reviled for centuries but which Mrs. William G. Butler, 191
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been asked: What is a Jewish still keeps its head aloft as it , Touraine, Grosse Pointe Farms,
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3 or 5
Aft. 12:30-3
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about a Jewish character a future. Love and reverence ne-
Cathleen Fitt, daughter of
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Jewish book? Can a Jewish book cessitate eschewing that of 1 Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Transportation 50c Per Day
music.
be written by a non-Jew? In- superiority flaunted by far too' Defense and Mrs. Alfred B. Fitt.
Call for Interview
deed, ask some of my cynic Am- many of our talented Jewish formerly of Michigan, now re-
OPEN HOUSE
erican friends, should we not intellectuals who write . best- siding in Washington, and a
SUNDAY, AUG. 18
look
for soul
deeper
insight into
the sellers for American audiences. freshman at Sarah Lawrence.
10:30 a.m. - Noon
Jewish
in non-Jews
than
Janet Winger, of Wooster, 0.,
in Jews, in Hersey who gave us
now taking graduate studies at
Quality Doesn't C ost—lt Pays!"—Compare—See For Yourself!
• Bar Mitzvahs
the best book on Jewish Warsaw
Michigan State University.
• Weddings
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and Michener who is expected
Ed Berman, son of Mr. and
• Portraits
• Candids
to give us the next best-seller
Mrs .Louis Berman, 7439 Ste-
Member P.P.A.
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on Israel than in Leon Uris who
ger, an apprentice Foreign Ser-
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gave us Mila 18 on Jewish IN ar-
vice officer who will be assigned
saw or Ben Hecht who gave us
A greater number of Jews to the American Embassy in
Perfidy on Israel?
overseas, many of them ref- London in September.
Alice Keidan, daughter of Mr.
To answer these questions ugees, required assistance in
would require many sessions and 1962 than in any year since and Mrs. Baer Keidan, 18915
the Commission on Jewish af- 1950. the Joint Distribution Fairfield, and a senior at Vassar.
NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU
Says Shira Joffe, whose duties
fairs, which is the ideological Committee reported last week.
IN THEIR BEAUTIFUL NEW AIR-CONDITIONED
have
included
opening
the
mail
arm of the American Jewish
The overseas welfare agency's
Congress, is prepared to wrestle 17th annual statistical abstract each morning: 'Looking at this
mail, I get some idea of the
with them as it continues the
8900 W. 7 MILE ROAD corner KENTUCKY
exploration of Jewish values. A listed aid last year to 277,385 demands made on a senator.
preliminary survey of possible men, women and children
in 26 Why, before, I thought he just
North
Also Catering at Your Favorite Synagogue,
went to meetings and voted. I
answers was attempted a few countries of Europe,
Hall or Home
years ago by the Jewish Book Africa and the Middle East never realized this job was
Council of America and the including Israel. This figure much more complicated than
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
complexity of these seemingly compares with 252,000 who re- just being a Senator.'
CALL 863-2446
Nancy Rattner, who has been
simple questions was then laid quired aid in the preceeding
year, an increase of 25,500.
assigned to the senator's pro-
bare in articles by Alfred Kazin,
The Abstract reports that in posal for a National Lakeshore
Michael Blankfort, Charles An-
golf, Harold Ribalow, a n d Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Iran at Sleeping Bear, echoes the
and other Moslem countries, same feelings, but she under-
others.
more than 98.000 of the Jewish lines other values of the pro-
w
A Jewish book, in my vie, is
a book which interprets Jewish population of 258,400 received gram.
Nancy, a political science ma-
reality honestly and which is some
form
of relief,
JDC aid.
This jor, sees value too in "learning
included
cash
medical
written
by a person
who reality.
identi- care, feeding and other welfare that textbooks don't really tell
fies himself
with that
you the story of government.
Honest interpretation means not and rehibilitation programs.
idealization, not flattery, but In Israel 84,000 were aided • "I think we spent two min-
"Speedy Recovery," "Sympathy" or "Bon Voyage"
rather the holding up of a through Malben, the JDC wel- utes one day in class on the
mirror to the Jewish community, fare program for aged, ill and work of committees. Yet, when
more important than what you say is
handicapped immigrants, t h e I came here, I discovered that
how you say it. Expressions of sym-
saying to it: this is how you
are with all your grimaces, your JDC c u 1 t u r a 1 and religious its the committees which ac-
pathy, best wishes or congratulations
ugliness, your decadence, no program and vocational train- tually do the work."
are much more effective with a gift
ing • This represents an increase
basket that speaks for you . . . in on
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less than with your g amorous
exploits, your titanic energy, of more than 6,000 over the Indianapolis Jewry
eye - appealing, taste - tempting and
Seeks Home for Aged
your yea-saying to life despite previous year.
satisfying manner.
INDIANAPOLIS, (JTA)—The
o ur
its tragic essence, an d
Jewish community of Indian-
We are Michigan's leader in
messianic striving in the midst Atlantic City Plans
apolis has been put on notice
of a world gone awry.
Hebrew Aged Center
GIFT BASKET PREPARATION
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., that one of the major projects
Identification means not hold-
There must be a reason!!
ing oneself icily aloof from (JTA)— Plans have been com- facing the community here is
Jewish group interests, not pleted for the construction of the need for a $1,000.000 new
tail Utliversity 2-6800.. Oa CHARGE IT!
keeping an escape hatch open a new $500,000 building for the home for the aged. That need
was
outlined
at
the
annual
Hebrew
Old
Age
Center,
which
to an alien reality, not being
mired in self-hatred, not being Nvill increase by about one-third meeting of the Jewish Welfare
3205 W. McNICHOLS • RD. (at Wilderie'r0.
callous toward fellow-Jews in the capacity of the institution Federation by Joseph Borin-
Nation-Wide Delivery
DETROIT 21. MICHIGAN'
which today serves some 200 stein, president of the Bonin-
other lands.
stein
Home.
persons.
Identification includes love

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