Friday, October 4, 1963 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- 20

Designate October Hadassah Month Ruch-Dubrow
in Campaign for 500 New Members Troth Announced

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
in its current drive for 500
new members, has designated
October as "Hadassah Month."
The national quota for new
members is 50,000. The organi-
zation presently numbers 318,-
000 in the United States.
Directing the Detroit cam-
paign is Mrs. Ivan I. Meisner,
vice-president of membership,
with the as-
sistance of
Mrs. Sol Hoff-
man; Chapter
chairman, and
the following
group vice-
presidents of
membership:
Mesdames
John Kurland,
Bagley North;
Ben Stashefsk,
Mrs. Meisner Bagley South;
Carmi Slomovitz, Evergreen;
Arthur Steinburg, Greenfield;
Ralph Rostow, Livonia; Louis
Milgrom, Meyers; Herman Troy,
Schaefer; John Mann, Sher-
wood; A. S. Pearlman, Univer-
sity East; Paul Deutch, Uni-
versity North; N. Schmideberg,
University South; and Ronald
Stone, Eleanor Roosevelt.
A report luncheon for mem-
bership workers will be • held
Oct. 16 at Hadassah House. An
award of a round trip to the
Hadassah convention to be held

g3ritA
Activities

GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
TER will meet 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Oak Park Community
Center. Luncheon will be served
for paid-up members. A ,program
on interior decorating will be
presented.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER will hold a
membership tea Tuesday at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Joseph
Pernick, 18300 Greenlawn. Goldie
Dorfman will demonstrate and
serve a variety of hors d'oeuvres
in a gourmet evening for new
and prospective members. Con-
tact Mrs. Murray. Tait, member-
ship chairman, UN 4-1959.

Oct. 27-30 in Washington, D.C.,
will be presented to the work-
er who has obtained the great-
est number of enrollments.
Hadassah offers its members
participation in social, cultural,
civic and philanthropic activi-
ties, Mrs. Meisner says. Mainly
they are in keeping with medi-
cal, child rehabilitation and
vocation education programs in
Israel-American a f f airs and
Jewish education and youth pro-
grams in the United States.
Chief among Hadassah's en-
terprises is its Hadassah-He-
brew University Medical Cen-
ter in Jerusalem.

Jewish News' Red
Cross Article in
Congress' Record

The Red Cross Centennial ar-
ticle which appeared in The Jew-
ish News recently was incorpor-
ated in the Congressional Rec-
cird by Rep. Lucien N. Nedzi,
who represents Michigan's new
First Congressional District.
The article, praised by Rep.
Nedzi as "outstanding," reviews
the activities of the founder of
the Red Cross, Jean Henri Du-
nant, who nearly 100 years ago
advocated the establishment of a
Jewish State to solve the Jewish
problem.

Center Theater
Lists Cast for
`Flowering Peach'

Center Theater has announced
the cast of its opening produc-
tion of the 1963-64 season, "The
Flowering Peach," by Clifford
Odets. Included are Fran Aaron,
Bernard Gross, Mary Medwed,
Barry V. Levine, Michael Margo-
lin, Les Sarasohn, Bluma Suss-
man, Leo Mogul]. and Lorraine
Ernst.
The play is directed by Vic
Hurwitz, producer and director
of WWJ-TV, and designed by
Bill Fosser, creator of "Opera
in Focus."
Performances will be given
Nov. 9 and 10, 16 and 17 at 8:30
p.m. Tickets will be available at
the Jewish Center.

Golden Age Club Choir Brings
Holiday Cheer to Senior Citizens

Council Backs
Ersher-Weinstein
School Millage;
Engagement Told
Picks Committees

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The Executive Committee of
the Jewish Community Council
of Metropolitan Detroit declared
the Council's support of the
millage request of the Detroit
Public Schools.
A resolution adopted by the
committee authorized Sidney M.
Shevitz, Council president, to
appoint a special committee "to
bring the critical needs of the
Detroit school system to the at-
tention of the Jewish residents

MISS DONNA RUCH

The engagement of Donna
Ruch, daughter of Robert Ruch
of Sherbourne Dr. and the late
Mrs. Ruch, to Dennis Robert
Dubrow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dubrow of Muirland Ave.,
has been announced. _
The bride-elect is a senior at
the University of Michigan. Her
fiance is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan and is a
senior in the U. of M. Law
School. A December wedding is
planned.

Mrs. Mondry Heads
Hebrew-Yiddish
Shule Campaign

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of Detroit, to urge their affirma-
tive response as voters, and to
cooperate with other groups for
the purpose of adoption of the
millage request."
The appointment of chairmen
MISS JUDITH ERSHER
and co-chairmen of the Coun-
cil's community relations com-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ersher,
mittee will be headed by Louis 13124 Ludlow, Huntington

Rosenzweig, with Zeldon Cohen
and Lawrence Gubow as co-
chairmen; the culture commis-
sion by Irving Pokempner and
George M. Zeltzer; internal re-
lations committee by Dr. Samuel
Krohn and Hubert J. Sidlow.
Other committee chairmenships:

arbitration an dconciliation, Wal-
ter Berlow and David I. Rosin;
personnel, Charles Goldstein
and Morris Lieberman; mass
media, Edwin Shifrin; neighbor-
hoods and housing, Dr. Shmarya

Woods, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Judith
E 1 a i n e, to Marvin Norbert
Weinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Weinstein, 1321 Eldor-
ado, Flint.
Miss Ersher attended Michi-
gan State University. Her fiance
attended the University of
Hawaii and presently attends
Wayne State University. A Dec,
22 wedding is planned.

FOR THE ULTIMATE
Kleinman. Mrs. Sidney Katzman
IN GOOD MUSIC
will serve as chairman of the
Council's South Oakland Coun-
ty Committee.
The executive committee add-
And His Orchestra
Ben Harold, chairman of the ed the Detroit Suburban Lodge
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Hayim Greenberg Hebrew-Yid- of Bnai Brith to the roster of
dish Shule, announces that a Council affiliated organizations
special gathering of leaders and Organized in 1954, the lodge is
contributors to the school will headed by Morton S. Metzger.
PHOTOGRAPHY by
meet at the home of Mrs. Morris
BERNARD H.
L• Schave r, EARLY HASSIDIC ZIONIST
Ingl e-
Baer of Ladi, the son of the
s de, on the founder of the Chabad move-
evening of Oc- ment in the 18th century, was
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tober 15.
one of the earliest hassidic
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
Mr s. Harry leaders to take an interest in
Mondry has the colonization of Palestine.
b e e n-• elected In 1823, he bought land at Heb-
school cam- ron with the idea of establish-
, paign chairman ing a Jewish settlement.
by acclamation
and a quota of
Music the Stein-Way
$10,000 w a s
Corsets-Brassieres
adopted; M r s.
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& ORCHESTRA
passed last
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Mrs. Mondry is
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active in • the
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movement, especially in the Pio-
DOMBEY ASSOCIATES
neer W o m e n's Organization,
where she held executive. posi-
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The next school board meet-
ing will take place 8:45 p m
Tuesday at . the Labor Zionist
Institute:
Movsas Goldoftas, school prin-
cipal, announces that at 4-5 p.m.
Wednesday, a Sukkot Simchat
Torah celebration for all stu-
dents of the school will take
place.

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SAM KOPPELMAN SAYS...

Garelick's to Open
Season With Show

The Golden Age Club of the Jewish Center, under the
direction of the Cantor Nicholas Fenakel of Adas Shalom, has
been visiting various hospitals and nursing homes in the
Detroit area on the occasion of the High Holy Days and other
festivals. Cantor Fenakel is responsible for the organization of
the Golden Age Club. These visits have given a spiritual uplift
to confined senior citizens. Because the senior citizens cannot
attend the synagogue, the synagogue thus came to the senior
citizens. Special High Holy Days Services were conducted, as
shown in this photo, in the chapel of the Ingleside Convalescent
Center on Woodward Avenue. After the Yom Kippur services,
patients of all faiths joined for a social hour that included a
community sing led by the Golden Age Club members.

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Garelick's Gallery will inaug-
urate its 12th season 2-6 p.m.
Sunday with a group show,
which will include recent ac-
quisitions as well as new works
by gallery artists Raphael Soyer,
Carol Wald, Evelyn Brackett,
Jacob Epstein, Richard Flor-
sheim, Chaim Gross, George
Grosz, Mervin Jules, Marvin
Cherney, Charles Culver, Ray-
mond Gloeckler, Kathe Koll-
witz, Mary Cassatt, Jack Levine,
Leonard Baskin, Diego Rivera
and Lila Copeland, among
others.
This exhibition is open to the
public, free of charge, and will
run through Saturday, Oct. 26.

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