THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18
Friday, April 24, 1964
Kons tan tin-Schwa rtz
Vows Solemnized
MRS. WILLIAM KONSTANTIN
Miriam Lois Schwartz, daughter
of Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz of
Dartmouth Ave., Oak Park, and
the late Mr. Schwartz, became the
bride of William Konstantin at a
recent evening ceremony at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar of-
ficiated. The gridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Konstantin,
ow Webb Ave.
The new Mrs. Konstantin wore
a princess-line, floor-length gown
of ivory peau de soie with an
open neckline and short sleeves.
The gown was trimmed with peau
de lange lace embroidered in
pearls and had a detachable
chapel train. Her veil was a cap
of ivory peau de soie rose petals
and lace with a pouf veil of
matching silk illusion.
Honor attendant was Beverly
Schubiner. Bridesmaids were Bev-
erly Goldberg of Grand Rapids and
Helen Stotzky, and junior brides-
maids Debra Stotzky, Helaine Rodin
and Risa Burns. Susan Burns was
flower girl, and Jeffrey Rodin ring
bearer.
Maurice Stotzky served his broth-
er-in-law as best man. Ushers were
Brian Stotzky, Alvin Winer, Jerome
Yudkoff, Stuart Frank and Daniel
K. Marks, head usher, with Michael
Burns, junior usher.
After a trip to Bermuda, the
couple will live in Oak Park.
Workmen's Circle
Compiles Jewish
Song Favorites
In conjunction with Jewish Mu-
sic Month, the Workmen's Circle
has compiled in book form an
alphabetically arranged listing of
550 Jewish songs and the records
on which they can be heard.
Included are brief descriptions
of each recommended record, as
well as a cross-index of the com-
posers and lyricists.
The compilation was made by
El e a n o r Gordon-Mlotek, a re-
searcher in the field of Jewish
folk-songs.
JWY Activities
DETROIT POST announces re-
cently elected officers were Louis
Benton. commander; Morris Simon
and David Freedman, vice corn-
manders; Maurice H. Green,
quartermaster; John Litzky, judge
advocate; Ben Shiffman, chaplain;
John Litzky, Morris Simon and
Louis Schlein, trustees; and Harry
T. Madison, executive committee
ehairman.
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ROY F. GREEN AUXILIARY
elected Mrs. Harold L. Weiss
president at a recent meeting,
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Herman Silver, Carl Zide and
Harry Left, vice presidents; Bar-
nard Ostrowe, treasurer; David
Segal, patriotic instructress; Jean
Heller, historian; David Levitt,
chaplain; Leon Weisler, conduct-
ress; Joseph Conn, guard; and
Esther Feld, chief of staff.
Youth of Windsor
Conduct Drive,
Plan Activities
Windsor Jewish Center youth, in
the midst of their Youth Welfare
Fund campaign, have scheduled a
number of activities for the corn-
ing weeks, it was announced by
Henry Shanfield, chairman of the
youth activities committee.
Every young person in the
Windsor community is asked to
participate in the fund campaign
during the next two weeks.
The Teen drama group will
present a three-act comedy,
"Time Out for Ginger" 8:30 p.m.
May 9-10 at the center. The
Community Forum program on
"The Adolescent and Achieve-
ment" will be presented for high
school students and parents 8:15
p.m. May 12. A World Childs'
Day junior party is scheduled
for 2:30 p.m. Sunday. A filled
plastic doll is admission.
Summer programs also are an-
nounced, with registration now
open for Yomee Day Camp (age
31/2 to 13) July 6-Aug. 14; and the
"Teen Adventure" program for
youth over 13, featuring weekends
at Camp Tamarack and visits to
points of interest. For information,
call the Center, 254-7558.
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The Windsor Center's junior
basketball team was runner-up in
the Jewish Welfare Board Canadi-
an tournament, with a score of 89-
76. Izzy Novak won the most-val-
uable-player award.
ORT Imperial Ball Gets Rolling
Local Teen Wins
Interlochen Honor
Completing plans for the Imperial Ball of Women's American
ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training) '7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, are committee members
(from left) Mesdames Jack Lefton, Herbert Segal, Joseph Jacobson,
chairman Eugene Epstein, Harry Solomon and Lawrence Levi. The
candlelight dinner will follow a cocktail hour, and an international
parade of fashions, presented by exclusive couturier shops, will be
featured.
Bnai Brith Women Will Attend
Leadership Develop ment Institute
Joel Lipschutz, 17, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Louis S. Lipschutz of
19650 Chesterfield, has earned one
of the most coveted honors of the
Interlochen Arts Academy.
Joel, an Academy senior, was
one of 10 concerto winners chosen
from 40 students competing for
the award during two days of audi-
tions before a panel of the Aca-
demy music faculty.
He was selected on the basis
of his viola performance of the
Handel-Casadesus "Concerto in B
Minor," the work he will repeat as
a featured soloist in one of the
weekly concerts with the Arts
Academy Orchestra.
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Development Institute of the Bnai
Pleason, Harry Rodzin, Maynard
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Temple Israel.
A summary of the workshops
A kickoff buffet dinner will be will be given by Mrs. Morris Tack,
The True International Touch!
held 6:30 p.m. for the 300 BB Bnai Brtih Women District 6 past
chapter officers and chairman, president.
LondonEnolands
after which they will be welcomed
Special guests will be Detroiters
by newly elected Detroit Women's Mrs. Alfred Lakin, District 6 presi-
president Mrs. Jack Sayles.
dent; and Mrs. Leonard Sims, in-
end hit =tier
The keynote address will be
ternational president.
delivered by Rita B. Hoban, di-
DON FROHMAN CHORUS
rector of Wayne State Univer-
May 3rd—Detroit Institute of Arts
sity's information center. Dele-
gates then will be assigned to
Benjamin Kahn was elected pres
workshops led by Bnai Brith and
BERNARD H.
ident of the B'NAI MOSHE MEN'S
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Irving Chadwick, Charles Blauer,
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Robert Hirsch-i
Joseph Dorfman and Maynard
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Leading workshops will be Mes-
arms. Boar d
dames Alan LaBan, Alex Mann, Hy-
members are Sid- Kahn
man Fox, Henry Onrich, Albert Hel-
ler., Ben Dorf, William Teitelbaum,
ney Nickin, Samuel Haber, Carl
Alan Nathan, Harold Robinson, Max
Rozner, Dr. Jerome Lechner, Wil- Stryer, David Levine, Hy Crystal,
liam Morin, Victor Friedman,
Charles Ruben, Melvin Slovin,
Complete Selection of Kosher Frozen Foods
Abraham Pasternak, Harry UAW Leader Mazey
Schwartz, Marcel Thirman, Sam Visits Israel, Hears
Wohl, Irving Bernstein, Leonard
Plan to Double Output
Greenbaum and Herman Roth.
Between Hartwell & Schaefer
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UAW Secretary-Treasurer Emil
AESCULAPIAN P H A R M A- Mazey heard details of Israel's
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annual drug shower 8:30 p.m. duction by 1970 from Finance
Monday at the Jewish Home for Minister Pinhas Sapir as Israel
the Aged. Prizes will be awarded celebrated its 16th anniversary.
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for games and refreshments will
Mazey will be guest speaker at :
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be served.
dinner May 24 at Cobo Hall, spon-
POULTRY
by the trade union division
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WSU Library Donates sored
13400 W. 7 MILE RD. core Snowden
of State of Israel Bonds.
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Library in Tel Aviv a rare collec-
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tion of Hebrew books dealing with independence for Israel. Antici-
PULLETS
t h e Haskalah (Enlightenment) pated production in 1970 is $3 bil-
lion,
providing
250,000
new
jobs.
movement in Jewish history.
The UAW leader and his wife
The Ribal Library bears the
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met with transport minister
name of the founder of the Haska-
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acting
labor
minister
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lah movement in Russia, and aims
to serve Jewish students doing re- Bar-Yehuda, among other govern-
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The Detroit Committee for the Israel.
Ribal Library was recently organ-
ized by Bernard Isaacs, Hebrew UHS Nursery School
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educator and writer. Also on the to Hold Open House
committee are Rabbi Morris Adler,
The nursery school of the United
Rabbi Benjamin Gorelick, David Hebrew Schools will have an
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Michael Michlin, Maurice Noble, 1 p.m. Sunday at 15110 W. Ten
Rabbi Jacob Segal, Israel Elpern, Mile, Oak Park.
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Rabbi Herbert Eskin, Rabbi Eman-
Visitors may examine the
uel Applebaum, Irving Pokempner, school's facilities and meet the
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Joseph Katz, Jay Rosenshine, and staff.
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Registration for the September
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dish libraries as gifts to the Ribal morning and afternoon sessions,
Library may receive more informa- two, three and five days a week for
Above Specials Good April 24 thru April 30.
tion from Snyder, TO 9-6966.
3- to 5-year-olds.
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