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At the Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim leadership reception hosted by
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kaufman, where $8,000 in Israel Bonds was sub-
scribed, are (from left) Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman; Chaim A. Salmon,
consul of Israel for economic affairs, guest speaker; Rabbi Joel J.
Litke, Mrs. Jack Wildstroin and Larry Nedelman. The reception was
in advance of the Gemiluth Chassodim dinner, May 22, 6 p.m., at the
congregation, with Emil Cohen as guest star and Pinchas Dror, Israel
trade commissioner for the midwest, as speaker. For dinner reserva-
tions, call Gemiluth Chassodim, BR 3-0570, or the Israel Bond office,
DI 1-5707.
Round Table Women Planning Spring Meeting
Mrs. Ben Schottenfels of the
National Council of Jewish Women
will describe the council's tutorial
program at the spring meeting of
the Women's Division of the De-
troit Round Table, National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews,
12:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Most
Holy Trinity Church Family Cen-
ter.
A social hour will precede the
election and installation of
officers. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement
H. Kern, pastor of Most Holy
Trinity, will speak.
Mrs. Marvin B. Levy is a co-
chairman of the women's division.
Program chairman Mrs. Philip
Bernstein says all women are in-
vited.
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Scholarships to Human Relations
Workshops are being offered by
the Detroit Round Table. To be
held on various university cam-
puses throughout the summer, the
workshops are designed for edu-
cators and people active in com-
munity affairs.
Applicants are asked to write
to the Detroit Round Table, 150
W. Boston Blvd., Detroit 48202.
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were imported from Jamaica.
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DETROIT JEWISH SCHOOLS
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you and your children on their Confirmation and Conse-
cration.
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please send us all required information — listing below
names and address of parents and child, date, time and
place of reception, name of school and date of exercise —
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Pisgah Lodge will present an
evening of entertainment for its
members and friends 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the
Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Barney
Levine, president
has planned the
program, starring
'd ancer Sylvia
Lee. Miss Lee,
who will present
several numbers
from her own
original c h o r e-
ography, studied
in Chicago as a
child and has
been dancing pro-
_essionally since
Levine she was 9. She
was a specialty dancer with the
Marcus Show, first American show
to do a world tour for five years.
Miss Lee also will present a group
of dancers in ballet, tap, modern
jazz and acrobatic dancing. Also
on the program will be tenor
Manny Holtzer who sings in En-
glish, Yiddish, Hebrew and other
languages. Rose Mash will com-
plete the program with piano
solos. A past president of the
Music Study Club and choral di-
rector of the Sholem Aleichem
Choral Group she is accompanist
to the Ahavas Achim Choral
G r o u p. Refreshments will be
served. No charge.
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ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
will install the following officers
at the installation 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day at Mayfair Catering: Leo Web-
erman, president; Oscar Bakalar,
Jack Seiderman and Irving Ross,
vice-presidents; Leslie Weissen-
berg and Martin Segel, treasurers;
Marcus Last, and Fred Naftali,
secretaries; Felix Rosenzweig,
chaplain; Norman Adelsberg, war-
den; Al Monroe, guardian; and
Louis Kay, Walter Cykiert, Henry
Morgan, Bob Mondor, Dave Men-
delson and Max Drew, trustees.
Eric Rosenow will provide the
entertainment. For information
call Sam Freedman, 356-6171 or
Felix Rosenzweig, LI 3-1735.
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CENTENNIAL CHAPTER, will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Oak
Park Community Center. There
will be participation in antiquing,
de coupague, shelf-arranging and
cane rushing. Everyone welcome.
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MAURICE C. ZEIGER LODGE
and CHAPTER, will hold a Las
Vegas Night - Millionaire Party 8
p.m. Saturday at the Sholem Alei-
chem Institute. The nominal dona-
tion will entitle the donor to $10,-
000 in play money. For informa-
tion and advance tickets, call Mrs.
John Demunter, 545-7485.
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EDDIE JACOBSON CHAPTER
will hold a paid-up membership
dinner 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Isadore Field, 23511
Marlow, Oak Park.
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RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER will hold a mock trial
8:15 p.m., Wednesday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Attorney Sheldon
Otis, assisted by Justin C. Ravits,
a graduate of U of M law school,
will conduct the proceedings.
Dr. reicher to Address Yeshiva U.
Dinner June I; Hosted by Borinans
Dr. Morton D. Teicher, who
joined Yeshiva Univeksity in 1956
and was appointed dean of the
Wurzweiler School of Social Work
in 1959, will address the dinner
of the Detroit Friends of Yeshiva
University June 1, at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. Dr. Jacob E. Gold-
man, dinner chairman, announced
this year's dinner is being hosted
by Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Borman.
All contributions will be directed
exclusively for scholarship pur-
poses at Yeshiva University.
Under Dr. Teicher's leadership,
the school received its accredita-
tion from the Council on Social
Work Education in 1959 and this
accreditation was confirmed with
a commendation in 1962.
Earlier, he had been with the
University of Toronto where he
served an the medical and social
work faculties of the university
and as chief psychiatric social
worker at the Toronto Psychiatric
Hospital for eight years.
During World War II, Dr.
Teicher served with the army in
the China-Burma-India theater as
a military psychiatric social
worker and clinical psychologist.
Before going to Toronto in 1948,
he was head social worker in the
New England area for the U.S.
Veterans Administration.
Dr. Teicher is a member of
the National Association of Social
Workers, American Anthropologi-
cal Association and the Society
for Applied Anthropology, and has
written for scholarly journals in
the fields of psychology, psy-
chiatry, social work and anthro-
pology. His publications include
papers on Eskimo psychosis,
Eskimo adoption, and the relation-
ship between social science and
social work. He is book review
editor of the Journal of Jewish
Communal Service, and a member
of the editorial board of Human
Organization, the journal of the
Society for Applied Anthropology.
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Delegates to Conference
The Jewish News regrets it er-
roneously omitted the names of
Mrs. Lea Rubel and Mrs. Anna
Leopold as delegates to the First
Midwest Region Older Adult non-
ference in Pewaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Rubel, a delegate of the
Council of Mothers Clubs, drew up
the resolution urging Jewish wel-
fare federations to take the leader-
ship in developing local financial
sponsorship for housing for the
elderly. Mrs. Leopold was a dele-
gate from the Friendship Club.
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to Feature Style Show
The Sisterhood of Livonia Jew-
ish Congregation will sponsor its
fifth annual donor luncheon noon
Thursday at Imperial Caterers.
Mrs. Jerry Altechul, donor lun-
cheon chairman, announces that
a fashion show will be presented
with Mrs. Richard Kahl as com-
mentator and piano accompani-
ment by Mrs. Lionel Shulman.
Everyone is welcome. For tic-
kets and information, call Mrs.
Norman Herman, ticket chairman,
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