Dept. of Mental Health Starts Drive
to Recruit Hospital Staff Members

People Make News

Israel's Chief Rabbi Isser Yehu-
dah Unterman will be featured
guest speaker at the annual na-
tional dinner of
the Union of Or-
thodox Jewish
Congregations of
America April 24
at the Americana
Hotel, New York
City. Also sched-
uled to address ;.<.,
the major annual
event of the
UOJCA, the na-
tional organiza-
tion serving 3,100
synagogues
throughout t h e
United States Rabbi
and Canada, are Unterman
Dr. Israel Porush, rabbi of the
Great Synagogue and chairman of
the Beth Din (Religious Court) of
Sydney, Australia; Rabbi Israel
Miller, president of the Rabbinical
Council of America; and Mrs. Na-
than H. Wadler, president of the
UOJCA Women's Branch. Ludwig
Jesselson, New York industrialist
and Jewish communal leader, will
be presented at the dinner with
the 196E UOJCA Kether Shem Tov
Award in recognition of his
achievements an behalf of Torah
Jewry.
*
*
GREGORIO SHAPIRO was re-
elected president of the Jewish
Central Committee of Mexico, the
representative body of Mexican
Jewry. The noted leader, who is
very active in Zionist affairs, yield-
ed to demands that he serve again,
for a two-year term. Also re-elected,
as general secretary, was Z. A.
Berebichez, a writer and leader in
Mexican Jewish cultural affairs.
The seven other posts on the
Central Committee's presidium
were allocated to representatives
the seven Jewish communities
represented on the committee.

a

DR. IRA M. ALTSHULER, inter-
nationally known psychiatrist, was
the guest speaker at the Southfield
Board of Health. His topic was
"Modern Trends in Community
Mental Health." Dr. Howard
R. Weissman, chairman of the
Southfield Board of Health, has
initiated the recent series of health
programs for the community. Dr.
Morris Goldin, psychiatrist and
member of the board of health,
was moderator.
* * *
Max W. Federbush, president of
Federal Loose Leaf Corp., New
York City, has contributed
$250,000 towards
t h e construction
of the Elsa and
Max W. Feder-
bush School of
Carpentry at the
new Boys Town
Jerusalem c a m-
pus at Bayit
V'Gan, it was an-
nounced by Ira
Guilden, pr es i-
dent. Federbush
is an early Federbush
founder and officer of BTJ, Isra-
el's largest comprehensive high
school offering academic, voca-
tional and religious training to 635
teen-age youngsters. The Feder-
bush School of Carpentry, as part
of BTJ's Technical Training Cen-
ter of five major vocational
schools, will be dedicated April 18
and 19.
* * *
Judge MAX. J. GARMAISE has
been appointed as the first Jewish
judge of the Quebec Social Welfare
Court, a newly created judicial
body. Judge Garmaise is active in
the Jewish community of Rouyn, a
suburb of Quebec, where he has
participated in the Canadian Zion-
ist Organization and the Canadian
Jewish Congress.

An

Last Week's Winner of the

"RASKIN
BIG BABY BONUS"

MRS. RODNEY RAUB

(8 lbs., 31/2 oz.)
Congratulations on the birth of your
daughter and we hope the RASKIN
PRODUCTS you received h el p e d
make your first week at home easier.

RASKIN FOOD CO.

Recommended

by Physicians

RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN

Expert Mohel

Serving Hospitals and Homes

LI 2-4444

LI 1-9769

CERTIFIELD EXPERT

RABBI

MOHEL

Israel Goodman

FE 4-4149

FE 4-8266

Serving In Hospitals and Homes

REV. GOLDMAN L

MARSHALL

MOHEL

Serving

at Homes and Hospitals

DI 1-9909

Rabbi
Shaiall Zachariash
Mohel

Phone: 863-0256
Detroit

■ 111 ■ 101111NNIVIN ■

RABBI CHASKEL
GRUBNER

SPECIALIZED MOH EL

Recommended by Physicians
Serving in Hospitals and Homes

3298 Sturtevant

TU 3-1441

April 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Wexler (Helen Rice), 19087 Bent-
ler, a son, Sanford David.

April 7 — To Dr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Cayle (Shari Miller), for-
mer Detroiters of Brooklyn, a son,
Brian David.
* * *
April 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Fred
J. Miller (Elizabeth Pickman), for-
mer Detroiters of Atlanta, a daugh-
ter, Robin Ericka.
* * *
April 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Max
Crandall (Mitzi Rachleff), 17174
Roselawn, a son, Collin Bennett.
* * *
March 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gershon Lipenholtz (Sonny Gold),
4231 W. Buena Vista, a daughter,
Esther Leah.
* •* *
March 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Morris (Marianne Remes of
Grand Rapids), 15229 Northgate,
a son, Steven Craig.
* * *
March 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
P. Baltimore, 19176 Prevost, a
daughter. Jennifer Lynn.
* * *
March 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Don
Verona (Arlene Green), 23551
Beverly, Oak Park, a daughter,
Julie Ann.
*
*
*
March 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hooberman (Carol Ernstein),
15409 Northgate, Oak Park, a son,
James Daniel.
* * *
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
rance Nosanchuk (Joyce Borkan),
former Detroiters of Vancouver,
B.C., a daughter, Marta Ruth.
* * •
To Dr. and Mrs. Mark Molot
(Nancy Schwartz of Detroit) of
Milwaukee, an adopted daughter,
Jodie Lynn.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

20—Friday, April 15, 1966

Four leading Detroit represent-
atives of Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company have been invited to
participate in a five-day business
conference with President Gilbert
W. Fitzhugh and other Metropol-
itan Life officers at the San Jero-
nimo Hilton Hotel in San Juan,
Puerto Rico, next week. They are
MOREY HOCHBERGER, LEON-
ARD L. RADNER, DAVID J.
STEINHARDT and LAWRENCE
B. WAYNE. Last year each placed
more than $1,000,000 in personal
life insurance to rank among the
top 450 leaders of 30,000 Metropol-
itan Life field representatives.
* * S
ALVIN R. JAFFIN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Jaffin, 24061
Ithaca, Oak Park, has been award-
ed a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship.
He is a graduate of the University
of Michigan. Woodrow Wilson Fel-
lows get one academic year of
graduate education (with tuition
and fees paid by the foundation),
a living stipend of $2,000 and al-
lowances for their dependent chil-
dren.
* *
Dr. ABRAHAM I. KATSH, inter-
nationally noted Hebrew scholar
and director of the Institute of He-
brew Studies at New York Univer-
sity, has been chosen to receive the
1966 Achievement Award of NYU's
Washington Square College Alum-
ni Association, for "attainment in
business or professional life," at
the association's annual alumni
gathering Saturday, at NYU's
Washington Square Center.
* * *
Dr. JOACHIM PRINZ will be
honored on completing eight years
of service as president of the
American Jewish Congress at a
dinner marking the opening of the
AJCongress 1966 campaign Sun-
day evening. Governor Richard' J.
Hughes of New Jersey will be the
principal speaker at the dinner at
the Essex House in New York City.
* * *
Miss CORRIE ten BOOM, from
the Netherlands, a former Nazi
prisoner, will speak at the Jewish
Neighbor Night, 8 p.m. Monday, at
First Baptist Church, Oak Park.
Because of Miss ten Boom's
efforts to befriend the Jews
in Holland, she and her father
and sister were sent by the
Nazi to the Ravensbrueck concen-
tration camp, where her father
and sister died. Miss ten Boom is
from a family of watchmakers and
the first woman watchmaker in
Holland. The World Jewish Coun-
cil has declared her to be on the
list of 150 Righteous Gentiles. She
is the author of several books in
numerous languages, one "A Pris-
oner, and Yet." Rhoda Zahavi
Shames will sing at Monday's
gathering.
* *
PHILIP W. LOWN of West New-
ton, Mass., has been elected a
trustee of Brandeis University.

A recruitment campaign was in-
augurated Wednesday in South-
eastern Michigan by the Depart-
ment of Mental Health and area
news media.
The goal is to obtain nonprofes-
sional people to fill vacant posi-
tions at the seven state hospitals
for the mentally ill and mentally
retarded in the seven-county area.
Openings are now available for
male institution workers, cooks and
janitors; male and female attend-
ant nurses; typists and stenograph-
ers. There are no specific educa-
tion or experience requirements
for any of the positions listed ex-
cept for typists and stenographers
who must be high school graduates.
"Rapidly developing new and
more effective services for pa-
tients at our state institutions
has increased the demand for

personnel at all levels of employ-
ment," said Dr. Robert A. Kim-
mich, director of the mental
health department.
For information and application
forms, contact the personnel office
at any one of the hospitals either
in person or by phone:
Hawthorn Center, Northville
349-3000; Howell State Hospital,
546-3270; Lafayette Clinic, Detroit
963-5400; Northville State Hospital,
349-1800; Plymouth State Home,
453-1500; Pontiac State Hospital,
335-8140; and Ypsilanti State Hos-
pital, 482-8700.

Men's Clubs

HOWARD TRIEST

FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

SAM EMMER

And His Orchestra

DI 1-1609

SAYS:

AFTER YOUR SIMCMA
DETROIT GRADUATE CHAP-
YOU'VE STILL GOT OUR
TER, Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fra-
ternity, will hear Michigan Su-
MOVIES
preme Court Justice Theodore
Phone : 542-7874
Souris at a dinner-meeting 6:30
p. m., April 25 at Topinka's Coun-
try House. Justice Souris will dis-
Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Socials
cuss the recent changes and devel-
HA-RIVEIA ISRAELI
opments with regard to the Michi-
gan court rules. For reservations,
DANCE TROUPE
call Marvin Q. Horwitz, WO 34786.
For Private Appearances Call:
* * *
JEFFREY DUNN, Manager
PHONE: LI 8-7864
BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S CLUB
will have its final breakfast forum
10 a.m. Sunday in the social hall. Classified Ads Get Quick Results

ORCHESTRA

CALL: LI 7-0896 or LI 5-2737

SAMS

',

•

C
u A
R R
N Pr rEtuT R
. E

CLEANING

Expert cleaning wall to wall carpets a furniture in your home. Free moth
proofing. Pick up carpeting at relay elsewhere. 20 years experience.

FREE

1 Chair
CLEANED with every LIVING RM. - DIN.
RM. CARPET CLEANING JOB.

UN 4-6 2 03

Bennie or Sam

FREE SWEATSHIRT FOR APRIL ENROLLMENT!
FREE T SHIRT FOR MAY & JUNE ENROLLMENTS!

TOTEM POLE Day Camp

NOW Largest

goys Girls
i

Family

3 thru,

Swim Club

Camp Area

programs
c.1.1-
14
12 thrui

Acre Private Site
25' x 60' Heated Pool
<, ... -
b.
O Horseback Riding
Free Towel Servi
Service
flin
O One Counselor to
11, 4 • Door to Door
Every Seven Children ,.......
Transportation
MO
• Lunches (optional)
• Overnights (optional)

a CO

`411111P'

Fort

•

CALL: KE. 58877