Truman to Be Honorary Chairman
of Dinner Honoring Ben Levinson

Shtetl Songs Set Shewach-Zweig-Troth
for Music Festival Is Announced Here

Former President
Harry S. Truman, hon-
orary chairman of the
Yeshiva University Din-
ner to be held June 2
at Cobo Hall, congra-
tulates Benjamin Lev-
inson, who will be hon-
ored at the dinner. The
picture was taken re-
cently when Levinson
was a guest of Truman
at his office in Inde-
pendence, Mo. In ac-
cepting the chairman-
ship of the dinner, Tru-
man told David Gold-
berg, founder and
treasurer of the Detroit
Friends of Yeshiva Uni-
versity, he hopes to be
present because of his
many years of friend-
ship with and high
esteem f o r Levinson.
Special guests will be
Dr. Clarence Hilberry,
Wayne State University; Rev. Celestin J. Steiner, S.J., University of
Detroit; Dr. Sanmel Belkin, Yeshiva University; Very Rev. Nicholas
Maestrini, Maryglade College; and Dr. Rembert Stokes, Wilberforce
University. All are presidents of colleges that have honored Levinson
for his service.

Shtetl folk songs of the mar-
tyred Mordecai Gebirtig, Yiddish
poet and singer of prewar Poland,
will be featured at the second an-
nual Music Festival of Cong. Aha-
vas Achim 8 p.m. Thursday at the
synagogue.
Cantor Simon Bermanis, the sis-
terhood singers, Bel Canto Choral
Group, violinist Mischa Mischa-
koff and singer Masha Benya will
perform. •
A special script using Gebirtig's
songs and commenting on the
events that stimulated their crea-
tion has been written by Rabbi
Milton Arm, who will be narrator.
Tickets are avilable at the syna-
gogue office.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 24, 1964
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8ngagements

Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Weinstein,
18290 Oak Dr., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Cyn-
thia Lee, to Lewis Joel Kleinsmith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klein-
smith, 24041 Morton, Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a student at the
University of Michigan. Her fiance,
a U. of M. graduate, received a
fellowship at the Rockefeller Insti-
tute, New York. A June 14 wed-
ding is planned.
* *
The engagement of Judith Ann
Rosenblatt, daughter of Mr. Abe
Rosenblatt of Kipling Ave., Oak
Park, and the late Mrs. Rosenblatt,
to Robert H. Golden is announced.
MISS BARBARA SHEWACH
by her father. Mr. Golden is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Perce Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shewach of of Greenbriar Ave., Oak Park. • A
West Outer Dr. announced the July wedding is planned.
Jacklyn Lewis, 15-year-old vir- engagement of their daughter Bar-
tuoso pianist, will give two groups
DON FROHMAN CHORUS
of piano works at the Don Froh- bara Joyce to Eugene Zweig, May 3rd—Detroit Institute of Arts
man Choral Concert, Sunday, May son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zweig
3, 8:30 p.m. at the Detroit Insti- of Washburn Ave.
tute of Arts.
The prospective bride and
COME and SEE
The nationally
bridegroom are graduates of
known singer-
Wayne State University College of
composer - c o n-
Education. A June 21 wedding is
ductor Don Froh-
planned.
man has chosen
a varied program
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CAMP CRILE, a 28-acre site 50 '
miles northwest of Detroit, is tak-
ing reservations for its summer
program, designed specifically for
the epileptic child of 8 to 15. The
nonsectarian, nonprofit camp,
sponsored by the Michigan Society
for Epileptic Children, will be
open June 23 to Aug. 18. Applica-
tions should be directed to Mrs.
Ruth Eynon, 20 Martell, Bloom-
field Hills.
* * *
GROSSINGER COUNTRY CLUB,
Grossinger, N.Y., for the second
consecutive year has been given
five stars, the highest rating, by
the Mobil Travel Guide, which re-
ports on more than 15,000 hotels,
resorts, restaurants, and other
similar establishments throughout
the country. Grossinger's is one
of only five in the nation to be
rated five stars.

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This Sunday will be the last day
for Sunday service between 1 and
6 p.m. at the MALT DETROIT
PUBLIC LIBRARY. This service
will be resumed in the fall.
* *
The SCANDANAVIAN SYM-
PHONY will present its last con-
cert of the season 8:30 p.m. May
2 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
* * *
The ANNUAL SPRING FESTI-
VAL of the Detroit Dept. of Parks
and Recreation, in cooperation
with the Detroit Association for
Retarded Children, will be held 8
p.m. May 1. at the Hawthorn Rec-
reation Center, 18350 Hawthorn.
Refreshments will be served.
* * *
With the appearance of the
PHILADELPHIA O R C H E STRA,
conducted by Eugene Ormandy,
8:30 p.m. Wednesday, the Detroit
Masonic Auditorium will conclude
its 1963-64 concert season. The
next season will include orchestras
from Warsaw and Israel. Masonic
Auditorium will also present a con-
cert series and a dance series.
* * *
A lecture by WALTER HAVIG-
HURST, research professor of Eng-
lish, Miami University, Ohio, on
"The Shadowed Name of Henry
Hamilton - Detroit Governor, 1775-
1778," will be given 8 p.m. Mon-
day in the Detroit Historical Mu-
seum, announces Charles E. Fein-
berg, chairman of the 16th Lewis
Cass Lectureship of the Detroit
Historical Society.
* * 4e
The MADISON GALLERY OF
ARTS FOR YOUNG COLLEC-
TORS, 297 Grand River E., will
have its grand opening noon to '7
p.m. May 3. The works of 34 art-
ists from the Detroit area, which
are priced at $100 and under, will
be shown.

CAROL ROSENBERG, Detroit-
born pianist, will give a special re-
cital 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Gold
Room of Oakland University, Ro-
chester. The program is free to the
public.
* * *
GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY will
be principal speaker at a dinner
scheduled by the Republican 15th
District Committee 6:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Piemontese Club.
« * *
GARELICK'S GALLERY will
feature a three-man show includ-
ing Charles Culver, Eunice Katz
and Betty Jacob, Sunday through
May 9. The current Carol Wald ex-
hibit will extend through Saturday.

Lapeer State Home
Plans Forum on Care
for Mentally Retarded

Lapeer State Home and Training
School, in observance of Mental
Health Week, will present a forum
on institutional care and treatment
of the mentally retarded 1:30 p.m.
Sunday in Woodside School, on the
institution grounds.
Parents, professional groups and
agency representatives, as well as
the general public, will be given
an opportunity to acquaint them-
selves with programs available for
the mentally retarded at Lapeer.
Comments by department repre-
sentatives and individual discus-
sion will be features of the after-
noon.
* * :j
The Lapeer home recently open-
ed a treatment facility for the
emotionally disturbed, the first of
its kind in Michigan. It will pro•
vide special treatment for 25 boys
and 25 girls age 10 to 18 now in
residence at Lapeer.
The staff, headed by Mrs. Mary
Cassell, RN, building supervisor, is
specially trained in psychiatric
nursing, and the program will be
headed by a psychiatrist. Dr. An-
thony M. Abruzzo is medical super-
intendent of the Lapeer home.

Marriages

SWARTZ-KATZ: Mr. and Mrs.
William Katz of Santa Rosa Ave.
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Valerie Ann, to Perry
Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Swartz of Ridgedale Ave., Oak
Park. Rabbi Joshua Sperka offici-
ated at the recent ceremony.

Family Plans to Get Together
Cornfield Family Club will meet
8 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Cornfield, 19957
Marlowe.

RADOM

SID SIEGEL

DI 1-6990

Installation Planned

Hillel Day School will install of-
ficers 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. DanM. LeVine, 19470
Parkside. - -
Mrs. Samuel J. Linden will speak
on "Youth or Consequences," and
the Hillel Day School Choir will
sing. Dessert luncheon will be
served. Guests invited.

Larry Freedman

Orchestra and
entertainment

LI 7-2899

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