Gail Haffner Engaged
to Richard Ellenbogen
Friday, May 26, 1967-29
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
activities in Society
Awards for Works of '66 by Jewish Book Council
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Jew-1
ish Book Council of the National
Former Detroiter Dr. Richard D. Budson visited his mother
Mrs. Rose Budson, 25110 Rue Versailles E., Oak Park, recently Jewish Welfare Board has an-
while attending the Psychiatric Association Convention. His nounced outstanding works of
wife and 8 month=old so accompanied him. Mrs. Rose Budson had Jewish interest published in 1966 ;
just returned from a our-month stay in Buenos Aires where she in English, Hebrew and Yiddish. ,
was visiting her ghter's family, the Jack Pecheniks.
Awards totaling $1,800 for the
Rabbi Eugene Greenfield addressed the recent Yom HaAtzmaut books were presented at the coun-
assembly at Yeshivath Beth Yehudah on his recent visit to Israel. cil's annual meeting Tuesday. 1
Accompanying him on the Passover tour were his wife, Julia, and
The $500 Leon Jolson Award for
their daughter and son-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Eisenman, with the best book on the Nazi holocaust
their daughters Marilyn and Phyllis.
went to Abraham Kiln, posthu-
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cornfield will host the Cornfield Family
Club meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at their home, 19957 Marlowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson of Indiana Ave. have returned
THE NEW
from a western trip, visiting Scottsdale, Ariz.; Las Vegas and Palm
Springs.
mously, Dr. Mordecai Kosover and
Isaiah Trunk, co-editors of the
"Algemeine Entsiklopedia: Yidn
7" of the Central Yiddish Cultural
Organization. The Frank and Ethel
S. Cohen Award of $400 for the
best book on Jewish thought was
given to Dr. Nahum M. Sarda for
"Understanding Genesis, the Heri-
tage of Biblical Israel" sponsored
by the Melton Research Center of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America.
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MISS GAIL IIAFFNER
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Haffner of
Brookridge Rd., Birmingham, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Gail Rachelle to Richard
Ira Ellenbogen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kurt Ellenbogen of King-
shire Rd., Southfield.
The future bride attends School-
craft College. The bridegroom-to-
be is a graduate of Wayne State
University. He is now attending
the College of Osteopathic Med-
icine and Surgery in Des Moines,
where he is a member of Lambda
Omicron Gamma Fraternity,
An Aug. 21 wedding is planned.
Family and Children's Service to Join
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Resettlement Service for Meeting
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Proposed amendments to the by- chairmanship of Mrs. Stanley Akers
laws of the Jewish Family and and Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier.
William M. Wetsman, chairman
Children's Service will be taken
up at the annual meeting of that of the nominating committee, will N
agency and Resettlement Service present the recommendations for
4 p.m. June 5 at the Standard City new members to the board of direc- N
Club in the Sheraton-Cadillac tors of JFCS.
Mrs. Samuel J. Caplan, president
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It will be held in connection with
light the activities during the past
a reception honoring the staff
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year.
members for their dedicated serv-
In 1966, 13 refugee families, con- N
ice to the community.
sisting of 35 individuals, were re-
The bylaws committee, under settled in Detroit. These refugees mg
the chairmanship of Maxwell E. came from Poland, Romania, Egypt,
Katzen, will present a report rec- Hungary and Cuba. Resettlement N
ommending the revisions in the Service has also increased its ac- N
JFCS bylaws, which have been ap- tivities in processing indemnifica-
proved by the board of directors. tion and restitution claims against
Among the changes are an in- the German government. These
crease in the number of vice pres- claims involved loss of property,
idents, changes in the composition health, life, education, profession
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POST and AUXILIARY will hold of the
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their joint installation of officers committees and a redefinition of
nominating
committee,
will pre-
8:30 p.m. Monday at the Oak Park agency membership.
Copies of the amended bylaws sent the slate of nominees for of-
Community Center. Post officers
are commander, Charles Glass; will he available at the offices of ficers and board members for Re-
settlement Service.
senior and junior vice-comman- the JFCS.
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Merle Harris, president of the
ders, Raymond Weiss and Louis
Goodman; quartermaster, Morris Jewish Family and Children's Serv-
Disner; adjutant, Philip Shapiro; ice. will present
and chaplain, Seymour Shulman. , an annual report
Applications for Camp Midicha,
The auxiliary will install the fol. t h e
the camp for children with dia-
lowing officers: president, Anne year's activities.
betes.
may be obtained by writing
Weinstein; senior and junior vice The Sheruth
to Michigan Diabetes Association,
presidents, Irene Levin and Sara House study corn-
10737 W. McNichols. Detroit 48221, M.
Fleisher; treasurer, Fred Roth: ' mit tee has an-
or by calling 342-9333.
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patriotic instructress, Eleanor al ■ red the eon- ,
Boys and girls age 8 through 10
Schwartz; chaplain, Anne Rubin: , filming need for
16 are eligible to attend this =
conductress, Estelle Lieberman; Sheruth (louse, a
unique camp which offers a com-
and guard, Celia Yetz. facility for emo-
plete camp program while provid-
tionatly disturbed
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ing individual medical and dietary or
girls
adolescent
supervision. Two ten-clay sessions
need of place-
Harris
will be held at a camp-site near JEl
ment out of their
home. The agency has been operat- Oxford, July 16-Aug. 5. There are N
ing this home for the past five partial and full camperships where $
years and accepts referrals from family income cannot provide the ji
or Jack Berman
the community in situations where full cost.
The Department of Michigan the girl needs to live away from
honor
her
home and can continue to Youth Rehabilitation
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Jewish War Veterans will
The Conference on Jewish Ma-
Commander Jack Berman at a function in the public school sys-
terial Claims Against Germany
testimonial banquet 9 p.m. June :3 tem.
The fee policy and practices last year allocated a total of more
at Holiday Inn, Bloomfield. The
banquet will take place during the committee, which also has been than $500,000 for the rehabilita- I
involved
in a study, is under the lion, construction and renovation
annual convention of the depart-
chairmanship of Mrs. Stanley Flei- of Jewish community and youth
ment and its ladies auxiliary.
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Berman is a past commander of schaker, and the Sheruth House centers in Europe and S o u
Bloch-Rose Post. - study committee is under the co- America.
Convention chairman Charles
Isackson and Mrs. Jerry Dale have
appointed Mrs. Max Kaufman, past
department pres-
iden t, and Sol
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held at Cong. Beth Shalom. Con-
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morning after memorial services
conducted by past department Pres-
ident Mrs. Ben Cowan.
During the afternoon session,
the department will award the two
annual $250 scholarships to two
outstanding Michigan teens.
Councilman Mel Ravitz of De-
troit will present a resolution com-
mending Michigan JWV for its out-
standing achievements this past
year.
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