Standard Club Past Presidents Hold Reunion

An occasion of unusual community interest took place at the recent 30th annual meeting of Standard
City Club at which 15 of the 17 past presidents were present. Heading the list of past presidents is
Harry Grant, the first to hold that office, who now is 85. The past presidents in the photo are, from the
left: Standing, David P. Katz, who was re•elected president for the current year; Ado1p Goldberg, Sidney
J. Heimish, Malcolm S. Lowenstein, Sidney A. Jacobs, Herbert A. Greenstone, Lester T. Neiman, Henry L.
Frank; seated, Max J. Zivian, Dr. Peter M. Bernstein, Maurice Aronsson, Harry Grant, Louis C. Blumberg,
Samuel H. Rubiner, Milton M. Maddin. The three past presidents who were out of the city and did not
attend the reunion are Samuel Gerson, Robert J. Jacob and Richard J. Jacob. Besides David Katz as
president, the new officers of Standard City Club are: Herbert A. Aronsson, vice-president; E. A. Harris,
secretary, and Arthur Schlesinger Jr., treasurer.

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Service Citation
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at Hillel Dinner

lar citation will
be presented to
Tom Borman.
Mrs. Schaver,
whose late hus-
band, Morris
Schaver, was one
To Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Miller,
of the founders
24357 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a son,
of the Hillel Day
Randall Schweitzer.
School, is inter-
nationally re-
To Mr. and Mrs. Allan Freund
nowned as a per-
(Suzanne Schecter) of Rockford, a
forming artist,
son, David Mathew.
both in the field
of operatic music
and in her fav-
orite domain of
Jewish song. In
addition to serv-
ing as her late
Mrs. Schaver husband's crea-
tive partner in his Zionist, cul-
Thanks to the Detroit Tiger tural
and community leadership,
management, there will be made Mrs. Schaver
devoted her own
available the second anti-polio talents to the has
service of the Jewish

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Jeffery Howard.
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May 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
J. Greenbaum (Berta Weinberg),
2132 Park Circle, Keego Harbor,
a son, Kenneth Marc.
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May 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall Klaper (Shirley Schwartz),
20157 Strathmoor, a son, Daniel
Todd.
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May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard A. Applebaum (Beverly Gold-
smith), 20820 Kenosha, Oak Park,
a son, David Gary.
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May 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Mel-
vyn Eder, 25530 Catalina, South-
field, a son, Louis Michael.
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May 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin- L. Skore (Harriet Weiss),
29165 Fairfax, Southfield, a daugh-
ter, Julie Hope.
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May 13 To Mr. and Mrs. Robert

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Pembroke,

Livonia,

Karen Ilene.

a daughter,

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May 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Fishman (Sandra Bogorad), 15240
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, a
daughter, Tammy Dawn.

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Brevities

Leading workers of Jewish com-
munity service agencies through-
out the United States and Canada
will gather in Los Angeles for the
week beginning Saturday, for the
66th annual meeting of the NA-
TIONAL CONFERENCE of JEW-
ISH COMMUNAL SERVICE. The
Statler Hilton Hotel will be head-
quarters for the conference, with
more than 100 sessions scheduled.
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Your letter carrier and all the
letter carriers throughout Detroit
and the suburbs, will hold their
27th annual BENEVOLENT FUND
FIELD DAY and picnic, June 28,
at Walled Lake Amusement Park,
Novi and 13 Mile Rds. Proceeds
provide funds for the letter car-
riers benevolent fund which pays
sick, death, retirement, health and
welfare benefits to the letter car-
riers, their widows and children
—not covered by their employ-
ment.
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The Detroit Rose Society, in af-
filiation with the American Rose
Society, announces the 33rd annual
DETROIT ROSE SHOW, Michi-
gan's largest rose show, to be held
June 13 and 14 at the Detroit His-
torical Museum. Admission to the
show is free. The hours are 3 to
9 p.m., June 13 and 9 a.m. to

May 9—To Capt. and Mrs. Martin
Guyer (Sheila Hartman of Cleve-
land), Ft. Campbell, Ky., a son,
As one of the highlights of the
Jeffrey Joel.
sixth annual Founders Day dinner
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of the Hillel Day School, June
May 6 — To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
D. Goldstone (Lorraine Bachrach), 24, a c o m m u n i t y service cita-
former Detroiters, now of Sherman tion will be presented to Emma
Oaks, Calif., a daughter, Kimberly Schaver, noted singe r, philan- 8 p.m., June 14.
thropist and civic leader. A simi-
Beth.

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To Mr. and Mrs. Leon
May 3
May 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kutik (Joyce Braitman of Windsor)
D. Eisenberg (Rosalie Gorman), of New York City, a daughter,
21900 Sussex, Oak Park, a son, Barbara Fern. C *

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Oak Park Human Relations Corn-
mittee, announces that the com-
mittee will sponsor a CIVIL
RIGHTS RALLY 8 p.m. Thursday
at Robert Frost Jr. High, Oak
Park. The South Oakland Jewish
Community Council and Round
Table of Catholics, Jews and Prot-
estants are among the program's
sponsors.

To Strike Out Polio
at Tiger Stadium
With Sugar Cubes

sugar cube, Sunday, June 14, at
Tiger Stadium, at the double-
header with Los Angeles.
The vaccine will be available
before, during and after the games
to anyone in attendance.
Dr. Russell Wright, team physi-
cian, will be in charge of the polio
immunization station, assisted by
volunteers from Detroit Osteo-
pathic Hospital.
Jess Walls, stadium manager,
has agreed to make tables and
other necessary equipment avail-
able.
Dr. Francis P. Rhoades, Wayne
County Medical Society polio im-
munization committee chairman,
said sufficient vaccine would be
available to serve 50,000 baseball
fans.
Dr. Rhoades said that all per-
sons who took the anti-polio sugar
cube on April 19 should be sure
to get the second cube June 14
at stations throughout Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties.
He added that those who missed
the first feeding are advised to
take the vaccine June 14 and a
second dose eight weeks later from
their personal physicians. The first
and second doses are of identical
vaccine but two are necessary, he
emphasized.

Sisterhoods Contribute $50,000
to Provide Summer Tamperships'
Approximately $50,000 has been
contributed by the National Feder-
ation of Temple Sisterhoods and its
local affiliates throughout the
country to provide summer "camp-
erships" this year for teen-agers
and younger children, ranging in
age from 8 to 18, who participate
in the youth programs of Reform
Jewish congregations.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 29, 1964

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Calvin Lippitt, chairman, of the

people.
During Israel's War of Libera-
tion she sang in 30 concerts for

the Israeli fighters and has given
a number of performances in
Israel since its statehood.
Mrs. Schaver is now serving as
chairman of the Detroit Israel
Bond Women's Division.
Guest speaker at the Founders
Day dinner will be Dr. Max Arzt,
vice chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary.
Abe Kasle is general chairman
of the dinner, and Harry Cohen is
honorary chairman.
For information concerning the
school or reservations for the din-
ner. call LI 8-8224.

Annual consecration services of
Cong. Beth Moses took place on
May 24. At-home reception will be
held as listed for the following
Beth Moses consecrant:
WENDY ELLEN MANSON, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Manson, 20081 Vaughan, 2-5
... p.m., May 31. No cards.

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