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Study Club Chorale to Present Musical Program Workmen's Circle
Simons to Celebrate
to Pay Tribute to 50 Years Together
Joseph Bernstein
The choral group of the Music Study Club will present a program under the direction of Don
Frohman 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the International Institute. Edith Haladjoff, a scholarship student of
the Music Study Club, will be guest violinist on the program, which will be preceded by dessert
luncheon. In the chorus are Mesdames (from left, top row) Bernard Kahn, A. Victor Bizer, Max Biber,
Philip Heideman, Bernard Pepper, Morris Botwin, Israel Abramson, Robert Parkans, Robert Kaplan,
Louis S. Lipschutz, Jacob Segal, Joseph Weisman, Jack Schulman; (bottom row) Herman Fishman,
Raymond Gilbert, Harold Pliskow, Albert Diamond, chairman George Bassin, Frohman, accompanist
Morris Stein, Fred Rapoport, J. Stewart Linden and Maurice Feldman. Not pictured are Mesdames Jack
Axelrod, Leon Feig, Leonard Hack, Alfred Strauss, Saul Rubin and George Terebelo. Miss Haladjoff
will be accompanied by Mrs. Royal Maas. Mrs. Jack Sauls is chairman of the day.
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JFCS Honors
Catholic Couple
as Foster Parents
A Catholic mother of seven is
the Foster Mother of the Year of
the Jewish Family and Children's
Service.
Mrs. Leon Stahl and her hus-
' band, of 11485 Wilfred, were
among the 11 couples honored by
the Committee for Foster Chil-
dren at a luncheon last week at
the Veterans Memorial Building.
Seven years ago, Mrs. Stahl an-
swered a newspaper ad placed by
an unnamed agency in need of
temporary foster homes for in-
fants who would be placed for
adoption. The agency turned out
to be the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service.
Since January 1957, the Stahls
have cared for 10 newly born in-
fants for periods of from a few
weeks to 15 months. They have 17
grandchildren of their own.
David Fogels to Mark
62 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. David Fogel, mar-
ried May 15, 1903, will observe
their 62nd wedding anniversary
Sunday at a celebration in the
Southfield Nursing Home, where
both are residents.
The couple, married in McKees-
port, Pa., have three children,
Lewis of Hollywood, Fla., Mrs.
Bella Rockman and Sidney; seven
grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren.
Mr. Fogel, 84, and his wife, 83,
will attend the wedding in Joie
of their grandson Dennis Fogel to
Cheryl Goodman here.
ATM Activities
ISRAEL CHAPTER will hold
its first membership tea 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Her-
man Lutchansky, 25572 Filmore,
Southfield. There will be a dem-
onstration of floral arrangements,
and refreshments will be served.
Each chapter member must bring
a prospective member to be eli-
gible to attend. For reservations,
call Mrs. Sidney Lantz, DI 1-4821,
or Mrs. Alvin Winkelman, LI
7-9141.
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BRANDEIS CHAPTER w i 11
celebrate its 200th anniversary
meeting with a luncheon noon
Wednesday at Sholem Aleichem
Institute. Shelby Newhouse, radio
and TV personality, will be guest
speaker. Admission is paid-up
membership. Dues accepted at the
door. Guests invited.
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BUSINESS A N D PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER will hold a
business meeting 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim.
A version of the television pro-
gram "Password" will be pre-
sented, with panelists composed of
past chapter presidents. Refresh-
ments will be served. Guests in-
vited.
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IVAN BLOCH LODGE will
hold a social gathering 8 p.m.
Saturday at Wolverine Harness
Raceway. Earl Kendler, , lodge
program director, is in charge of
arrangements. President is
Charles Blauer.
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Bnai Brith Women Hold
Annual Art Competition
ALBERT EINSTEIN CHAPTER
will hold its paid-up membership
dinner 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Workmen's Circle Center. Dues
accepted at the door.
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BB Candidate,
Dr. Wexler, Issues
14-Pt. Statement
A 14-point "declaration of faith"
outlining proposals for strengthen-
ing the role of Bnai Brith in Jew-
ish community life was released
this week by Dr. William A. Wex-
ler of Savannah, candidate for the
international presidency of the
organization.
Bnai Brith will elect a president
to succeed incumbent Label A.
Katz at its triennial convention in
Israel, May 23-
27. Katz is com-
pleting his sec-
ond three - year
term, the consti-
tutional maxi-
mum in Bnai
Brith. The other
announced can-
didate is Judge
David Coleman,
a vice president
of Bnai Brith, of
Los Angeles.
(See Jewish
News May 7.)
Dr. Wexler, ac-
tive in the or- Dr. Wexler
ganization for 27 years, a former
international vice president and
currently a member of its Inter-
national vice president and cur-
rently a member of its Internation-
al Council and chairman of the
Bnai Brith membership cabinet,
circulated the "declaration" to
convention delegates and other
leaders of the organization.
Subtitled, "This I Believe,"
the statement expressed Dr.
Wexler's philosophy of Jewish
communal life and stresses that
Bnai Brith has "the opportunity
Bnai Brith women's third annual
art competition and exhibit will be
held this spring. Members of the
Branch 2 to Observe
women's service organization who
are amateur artists will vie for two
40th Year at Dinner
Branch Two, Labor Zionist Or- cash awards.
Mrs. Arthur G. Rosenbluth,
ganization, will celebrate its 40th
anniversary at a dinner-party 6 BBW president, announced that
p.m. May 23 at the Hayim Green- $100 will again be given for "Best
berg Center. Cocktails will pre- in Show" and $50 for the best en-
cede dinner, and there will be en- try on a subject of particular in- and the responsibility to enrich
tertainment and games following. terest to Bnai Brith Women.
Jewish commitment every-
Deadline for submitting entries where."
Guests invited.
The celebration was postponed is June 15, and works in any two-
It urges a "growing role" for
from an earlier date which fell dimensional media may be sub- the Anti-Defamation League of
mitted.
during the snow storm.
Bnai Brith in supporting civil
liberties and promoting equal
rights. His platform also lists
strong support for increasing
Bnai Brith activities in adult Jew-
ish education and among teen-age
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, May 14, 1965
A memorial gathering honoring
the late Joseph Bernstein will ie
held 2:30 p.m. May 23 at the
Joseph Bernstein Auditorium of
the Workmen's Circle Center.
Friends of the Workmen's Circle,
Mr. Bernstein's co-workers and
represenatives of Jewish organiza-
tions and institutions where he was
active for over 50 years, will take
part.
Speakers will be Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, chairman of the Jew-
ish Labor Committee; Arthur
Schecter of Grand Rapids; repre-
sentatives of the Jewish Commu-
niy Council and Home for the
Aged; William Avrunin, executive
director of the Jewish Welfare
Federation; and Mordecai Tyler of
the Workmen's Circle, Reizen
Shule.
Monroe Title, chairman of the
Workmen's Circle District Com-
mittee, will preside.
The tribute is arranged by
Branch 156, Workmen's Circle,
District Committee, school board,
Workmen's Circle Center Commit-
tee Women's Division, Community
Council Welfare Federation and
Home for the Aged.
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MR. AND MRS. SIMON
Mr. and Mrs. Max Simon, 18305
Pennington, will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary Sunday
at Knollwood Country Club.
A noon luncheon will be given
the couple by their children, Mr.
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and Mrs. Burton Simon, and Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Simon. The cou-) —)
pie's nine grandchildren and their
relatives and friends will attend.
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