Leon Consens Awards to Be Given
for Service to the COMM- Unity

The Leon A. Cousens Award
mission on Community Rela-
for Distinguished Service to
tions since its inception in
the Community will be pre- 1944 and is an active mem-
sented to Thomas Cook of Ann ber of the NAACP and of its
Detroit and William Ryan of Detroit executive board. She
Arbor, Mrs. Golda Krolik of was cited for her services in
Detroit, 8:30 p.m. today at the the Jewish community as a
Workmen's Circle Center.
president of the board of
Master of ceremonies will be trustees of Sinai Hospital's
Federal Judge George Edwards,
Shapiro School of Nursing
toastmaster at every award pro- and as a member of the
Color, cut, clarity
gram since 1948, except in 1949,
boards of the Jewish Welfare
when he was himself a recipient. Federation, Women's Division
Dr. William Haber, dean of and Resettlement Service.
Lady's Pear Shaped
Ryan won the award partly
the U. of M. College of Liberal
Diamond Ring Set
in 14K White Gold
Arts and Sciences, will make the for his vigorous efforts as state
presentation to Cook. Damon representative to obtain legis-
Value $875
Only $41 5
Keith, co-chairman, Michigan lation on equal employments
Committee on Civil Rights, will procedures, civil rights, fair
Lady's Pear Shaped
Diamond Ring Set
present the award to Mrs. Kro- housing, housing for the elderly
in 14K White Gold
lik, and Detroit Councilman Mel and other areas designed to ex-
Ravitz will present the plaque pand opportunities and improve
Value $1,100 Only
conditions for all citizens.
to Ryan.
Lady's Pear Shaped
Monroe
M.
Title,
chairman
of
The awards go each year to
Diamond Ring Set
in 14K White Gold
as many as three citizens of the Workmen's Circle District
Detroit and Michigan who have Committee, was chairman of the
Value $1,600 Only
made significant contributions awards committee, with Mrs.
toward the attainment of a Rose Ensink as secretary.
The program is open to the
socially desirable objective and
have given of themselves be- public.
yond the requirements of a
Federation's Services
gainful position.
Jewish federations and united
Cook, originally an immigrant,
operates a foundry in Ann Ar- funds throughout the United
Call
15138
bor. The awards committee cited States supply their local com-
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"Spring Stylorama," a luncheon fashion show highlighting
the fund-raising drive of the Auxiliary to the Maimonides
Medical Society. will be held 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. Committee workers include (standing, from left)
Mesdames Israel Wiener, Stuart Barak, Joseph Dubin, Eugene
Pious and Max Steiner. Seated is Mrs. Alfred Klein. Funds
raised at the luncheon are used for medical projects locally
and in Israel. The general fund raising chairman is Mrs.
Charles Gitlin. Luncheon chairman is Mrs. Edith Schlesinger.

omen's Cluhs

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
meet 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Henry P. Rosin,
17215 Santa Barbara. Dessert
luncheon will be served. A Book
Review will be given by Mrs.
Lawrence Wember on "Hurray
For Me" by S. J. Wilson. Mrs.
Ira Friedenberg is program
chairman. Mrs. Sol A. Miller
will preside.

BETH ABRAHAM SISTER-
HOOD will hold a regular meet-
ing 8:30 p.m. Monday in the
synagogue. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Lullove, in honor of their son
Garry's Bar Mitzvah, will be
hosts for the evening. Mrs. Hy-
man Goldstein, program chair-
man, announces the Sisterhood
Choral Group, directed by Israel
Fuchs, will entertain in celebra-
tion of Jewish Music Month.

HADASSAH SUNDAY
GROUP will meet 1 p.m. Sun-
day at the home of Beatrice
Braun, 20455 Cheyenne. Mrs.
Rita Stevens of the Michigan
Cancer Foundation will speak.
Films will be shown.

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JEWISH WOMEN EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will meet noon Monday
at Jericho Temple. Mrs. Morris
Haut, president, announces that
final plans will be made for the
April 7 luncheon. Dessert lunch-
eon will be served.
* *
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
will hold a Passover program
for the combined board and gen-
eral meeting 12:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the synagogue. Hostesses
a r e Mesdames Oscar Shorr,
Helen Young, Ernest Slobin and
Philip Bricker, announces Mrs.
Emil Spilman, program chair-
man.
* * •
SAAD GROUP is sponsoring
a theater party for "Mad, Mad,
Med, Mad World" April 19, to
raise funds for medical re-
search. Tickets may be ob
tamed from members or by
calling Jane Sahn, 342-0190, or
Gertrude Steingold, UN 4-6461.
* * *
ALONAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Dina
Gold, 14120 Northend, Oak
Park. A musical evening featur-
ing Dina Gold, Pat Gornian and
Ann Shapiro on the guitar, will
be presented. For information,
call Edna Groskind, LI 7-6499.

Barton's Announces
15th Annual Creative
Writing Competition

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Students in approximately
2,000 Hebrew and synagogue
schools and yeshivas through-
out the United States are ex-
pected to participate in this
year's 15th annual Barton's
Creative Writing Contest.
According to Stephen Klein,
president of Barton's Candy
Corp., this year's contest offers
participating students an ex-
panded choice of subjects, each
designed to stimulate continued
youthful interest in current
matters and historical events of
concern to the Jewish corn-
munity.
First prize will be a round
trip to Israel for two. Other
awards will include a $100
Israel Bond, second prize; a
$50 U.S. Savings Bond, third
prize; and a one-year member-
ship in Barton's Sweet-Of-
The-Holidays Club for the ten
honorable mentions.
A $200 grant to the scholar-
ship fund will be made by Bar-
ton's to the schools of the first,
second and third prize winners.
Details concerning the con-
test can be obtained at any Bar-
ton's store or agency. All en-
tries must be received by the
contest committee no later than
April 24.

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fields and in
many organ-
izations, was
called by
t h e judges
"a pioneer
in the fight
for civil
rights a n d
civil liber-
ties." S h e
Mrs. Krolik has been
appointed by each succeeding
mayor of Detroit to the Corn-

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