List Sponsors mid Participants for Rena Schwartz
Beth Abraham Israel Bond Dinner Weds Air. Chernow

sevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, a
leading liberal in Congress and
a staunch friend of Israel, will
be the guest speaker. Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman will be
toastmaster of the affair.
Dinner committee chairman
is William Genser. with Sam
Kaufer as cochairman. The
committee includes Rabbi Is-
rael I. Halpern and Cantor
Shabtai Ackerman, Judge Kauf-
man, Dr. Robert Schlaff, Henry
Pokart, Meyer Lullove and Ben-
jamin Gantz. Committee chair-
men are: Sam Zack, sales; Sam
Kaufer, tickets; Henry Thumin,
program; Irving Schlussel, pub-
licity. and Mrs. Edward Rice
Kaufer
Genser
and Irving Adler, arrangements
MRS. GERALD CHERNOW
Newman, president of the con- cochairmen.
gregation, and his brother, Dr.
Rabbi Halpern and Cantor
Rena Sybil Schwartz, daugh-
Max Karl Newman, a widely Ackerman will participate in
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max M.
recognized physician. The din- the dinner program.
Schwartz of Indiana Ave., be-
ner will be held April 26 in the
For reservations for the din-
Jewish Center.
ner call the Israel Bond Of- came the bride of Gerald Mar-
Congressman James Roo- fice, DI 1-5707.
vin Chernow, at a recent candle-
sevelt, eldest son of the late
Affiliates joining with the light ceremony at Adas Shalom
President Franklin Delano Roo-
synagogue sponsoring the din- Synagogue. Rabbi Jacob F.
ner include: sisterhood, Mrs. Segal officiated, with Cantor
Meyer Lullove, president; men's Nicholas Fenakel.
I I club, Edward Rice, president;
The bridegroom is the son of
Galician Society, headed by Sam
Kaufer; Cemetery Association, Mrs. Betty Chernow of Stoepel
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Louis Ellenbogen, president; Ave. and Mr. Jack Chernow of
the
Costa Mesa, Calif.
This Week's Radio and I Free Loan Association, Morris
After a honeymoon in the
I Indianer, president; and Young East,
Television Programs
the couple will reside on
Marrieds, headed by Nathan
Meyers Rd.
THE JEWISH HERITAGE i Polasky.
Other members of the testi-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
monial dinner committee are:
Station: WCAR
Feature: "Church and State— i Cantor Shabtai Ackerman, Irving
Bello, Benjamin Brod-
the Jewish Position" will be ex- i Adler,Julius_
man, Joe Burg, Max Charness, Mrs.
by Dr. Leo Pfeffer, coun- Hyman Crystal, Morris Davis, Mor-
Dorn, Irving Eisenman, LouiS
sel for the American Jewish ris
Ellenbogen, Robert Feldman, •Ben-
Congress and national authority jamin Gantz, Jeff Garton, Harry
Greenbaum, Jacob Greenberg,
on church-state relations, and Menashe
BUSINESS AND PROFES-
Harr, Rabbi Israel I. Hal-
Walter E. Klein, executive di- pern, Louis Hower, Mr. and Mrs. SIONAL CHAPTER will hold its
Kanarek, Judge Nathan J.
rector of the Jewish Community Bert
Kaufman, David Keys, Herman S. annual installation dinner-dance
Council.
Keys. Hyman A. Keys, Sidney 6:30 p.m. at Menjo's. The fol-
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Knoll, Irving Michaels, Jake Mos-
kovitz, Isadore Muskovitz, Hyman lowing officers will be installed:
TO DWELL TOGETHER
Nerenberg, Mrs. Abraham Nus- Bertha Greenberg, . president;
baum. Sol Nusbaum, Irving Pal- Lina Burnstein, Estyr Dishell
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday
man, Henry Pokart, Mr. and Mrs.
Station: WJBK (radio and Morris Ratner, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Bess Yanchar, vice presi-
Rice. Philip Rosenzweig, N. P. Ros- dents; Ruth Fogel, counselor;
channel 2 simultaneously).
sen, Benjamin Roth, Mr. and Mrs.
Feature: Highlights in the William Roth, Harry Saltzman, Dr. Sarah Diskin, Alice Cohen,
career of Irving I. Katz, Temple Robert Schlaff, Mrs. Sidney Schlaff, Augusta Kornwise and Lilly
and
Beth El executive director, will I
vieier
n , Rachlin, secretaries; Alice Dia-
arry
ianc,
mond, treasurer; Mildred Saph-
he discussed by Rabbi Richard Sam Schreier,
del Shifman, Ben Siegal, Mrs. Isa- irstein, sentinel; Sophie Keller-
C. Hertz on this program, "Sue- I
cessful Synagogue Administra-1 T°arueberSingleirenri3Vrier'PlVimSntlark. josNeIN man, guide; Molly Moss, his-
Mrs. Regina Wauldron, torian; Myna Moss, Pearl Nus-
tion—Tribute Upon a Quarter Viedrah,
Sam Zack and Joseph Zucker.
baum, Mina Spiro and Gertrude
Century of Dedicated Service".
A total of $23,000 in Israel Steingold, trustees; Norma
Bond subscriptions was realized Hudosh, Bertha Knitzer, Mildred
COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
at the leadership reception held Lepler and Jean Mann, board
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday
in the home of Cantor and Mrs. members. For information call
Station: WJLB
Feature: "Spring Musicale,' Shabtai Ackerman and through Etta Wykoff, DI. 1-9213, or
Sophie Kellerman, LI. 5-9166.
the program to be presented by advance solicitations.
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A second leadership reception
Beth Aaron Synagogue, will be
discussed by Cantor David Bag- in advance of the testimonial
DOWNTOWN-FOX CHAPTER
ley and Seymour Rosen, pub- dinner will be hosted by Mr. will meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
licity chairman for the forth- and Mrs. Leonard Farber on at the Labor Zionist Institute.
coming event. Also participating April 15 at their home, 24416 The meeting will be chaired by
will be the synagogue children's Custis, Southfield, with Law- Mrs. Joseph Saraquse, president.
rence Gubow, U.S. attorney for A discussion of the Hillel Foun-
choir.
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the - eastern district of Michigan, dation will be presented by Jon-
as guest speaker. athon Bodzin. Linda Richman,
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
talent winner of the Regional
Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday
BBYO Convention 1962-63, will
Station:WXYZ
Scholarships Offered
entertain. Refreshments will be
Feature: "Passover in Mos-
served. Guests invited.
cow" will be the first of two to Local Musicians
A scholarship to the Summer
programs defining the growing
discrimination against 3 million Academy of the Mozarteum in Area Residents Take
Jews in the Soviet Union. Rabbi Salzburg will be available for
Maurice N. Eisendrath, presi- the fifth year to young Detroit Active Role in PTA
dent of the Union of American musicians, according to Margue-
Hebrew Congregations, will dis- rite Kozenn Chajes, executive Production 'Carousel'
cuss the latest events with director of the "Pro Mozart So-
Some 150 families are repre-
Morris B. Abram, president of ciety of Greater Detroit".
sented in the production
the American Jewish Committee
The scholarship, open to "Carousel" to be presented by
and U.S. member of the UN sub- vocalists, instrumentalists and the Berkley Area PTA Council
commission on the prevention conductors, covers room, board April 10-11 and 17-18 at Norup
of discrimination and .the pro- and tuition. The academy has Junior High School, Oak Park.
tection of minorities; and Moshe two summer sessions which
Directors of the 30-piece or-
Decter, authority on Soviet dis- are scheduled • concurrently chestra and 35-voice chorus for
crimination against Jews.
with the Salzburg Festival of the annual spring show are Mr.
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and Mrs. Iry Ritter of Oak Park.
Music and Drama.
ETERNAL LIGHT
Ritter is a teacher of string in-
For information and applica- strumental music for the Detroit
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
tions, contact Prof. Robert Law-
Public Schools.
Station: WWJ
Production director is Marsh-
Feature: "To Live With Dig- son, acting chairman, Music De-
partment,
Wayne
State
Univer-
all Silver of Huntington Woods.
nity" will dramatize the events sity, before April 10.
Proceeds from ticket sales are
in the life of the late Philip
Lawson, chairman of the jury, the sole source of income for
Murray, president of the CIO.
Guest speaker after the pro- is assisted by music critics Arm- the PTA Council, which sponsors
gram will be U.S. Supreme and Gebert of the Detroit News, several community activities in-
Court Associate Justice Arthur Collins George of the Detroit cluding the Rock Fleming Schol-
J. Goldberg. The program was Free Press, Mrs. Arnold W. arship.
For tickets, contact Norup
made possible by the assistance Lungershausen and Kurtz Myers,
of the George Meany Founda- chiefs of the music and drama school.
tion of the Herbert H. Lehman departments of the Detroit Pub-
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Institute of Talmudic Ethics.

Congregation Beth Abraham
and its affiliates; following a
tradition of several years stand-
ing, will sponsor a testimonial
dinner on behalf. of Israel
Bonds, honoring Dr. Harry

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Motor Aide Volunteers Honored for Service

Motor Aid Service of Detroit's
United Community Services hon-
ored three volunteers from this
area at its annual business and
volunteer recognition meeting
recently.
A certificate for five years of
service was presented to Israel
Burnstein. He also received a
certificate for 100 or more serv-
ice hours.
Honorable mentions for 50 or
more service hours were given
to Mrs. Beatrice Jacob and Sol
Lifsitz.
Hundreds of Motor Aide vol-
unteers, using their own cars
and gasoline, transport needy
persons recommended by author-
ized social agencies to out-

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Patient appointments in hospitals
and clinics.
Volunteers are asked to call
the Central Volunteer Bureau,
833-0622.

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