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SOLOMON ROSENBAUM, an
attorney and civic leader of Fitch-
burg, Mass., and a former mem-
ber of several Presidential advi-
sory groups, was named by Bnai
Brith to head a special national
committee that will plan for the
Jewish service organization's 1976
bicentennial observance of the
American Revolution.
2 Women's Organizations Applauded
for Their Services to Needy, Children
A total of 50 years' service to
needy and handicaped children was
recognized by the Jewish Center
with the presentation of plaques
recently to Sheruth League and
Northwest Child Rescue Women.
The two organizations were cited
by Center President N. Brewster
Broder at the annual meeting of
the Center. Both groups have
worked closely with the Center to
help meet community needs, he
said.
About Northwest Child Rescue
Women, whose president Mrs. Jack
Nagel, represented the organiza-
tion, Broder said:
"In 1948, in answer to a plea for
emergency aid for child rescue in
Israel, 12 women in the northwest
area of Detroit banded together for
this purpose. These women became
the Northwest Child Rescue Worn-
en with the objective of aiding
needy children.
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"In 1953, the organiaztion under-
took the responsibility of financi-
ally supporting a one-week camp
for mentally retarded children,
open on a nonsectarian basis.
"In 1961, the Northwest Child
Rescue Women, in -cooperation
with the Center, initiated a pro-
gram service for mentally re-
tarded young adults and adults.
The organization has continued
to provide financial assistance
and moral support without ask-
ing for anything in return.
"As a result of their interest and
support, the Center was able to ex-
pand, enrich and enlarge the pro-
gram so that today almost 70
Jewish retarded and slower teens,
young adults and adults attend
weekly social groups, for gym,
crafts and remedial reading class-
es available to them, have par-
ticipated in sex education seminars
and have taken annual trips to
cities like Chicago, New York
and Washington.
"In addition to those currently
served, about 25 others have par-
ticipated at one time and have
since outgrown the program and
are now participating members of
the community . . ."
Broder introduced Mrs. Irving
Adler, president of Sheruth
League, and indicated that the
25 - year - old organization "has
helped indigent Jewish families
send their children to the Center
Day Camp. During the last few
years, since the Center has ex-
panded its summer services, the
Sheruth League has helped older
children attend other summer
programs as well.
"Through the efforts of Sheruth
League, families on extremely low
incomes are able to provide their
children with summer activities as
many other families do . . . When
necessary, Sheruth has helped these
families with camp clothing as
well.
"Many people do not realize that
Jewish needy families still exist.
Sheruth League knows of these
families and uses their financial
resources to make sure that these
children have a pleasant summer's
experience at the Center."
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Women's Clubs
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HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY invites friends to the in-
stallation of officers and paid-up
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the Jewish Center. Officers to be
installed are: President, Mrs. Lilly
Brod; vice presidents, Mrs. Sophye
Janawitz and Mrs. Ethel Reisner;
treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Altholz; fi-
nancial secretary, Mrs. Helen Ro-
senthal; recording secretary, Mrs.
E 1 f r e d a Greenwald; donations
chairman, Mrs. Sam C. Wolson;
sick visiting chairman, Mrs. Jennie
Wiatrak, parliamentarian and case
worker, Mrs. Julia Ring; honorary
conductress, Mrs. Gizella Kallush;
and inner guard, Mrs. Ida Yollick.
They will be installed by Mrs.
Moses Lehrman, guest of honor.
* * *
OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP (Nine Mile area)
will meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Aaron Davidson,
13731 Kenwood. The guest speaker
will be Rabbi Davidson.
DAVID-HORODOKER WOMEN'S
ORGANIZATION will meet Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Morris
Stein, 25697 Briar, Oak Park, an-
nounces the president, Mrs. Alex
Dorchen.
HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold its installation
luncheon noon Sunday at the Ras-
cal House. Mrs. Bessie Ben-is is
chairman. The invocation will be
given by Mrs. Emanuel Hinds.
Mrs. Manuel Salinger will install
the following: Mesdames Harry
Janower, president; Paul Huppert,
Joseph Meizler and Emanuel
Hinds, vice presidents; and Max
Kanarek, Sam Portner and Max
Rozenblum, secretaries.
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ROBERT J. JACOBSON, civic
and philanthropic leader of New
York and Rumford, N.J., has been
named chairman of the New York
Appeal for Human Relations of the
American Jewish Committee.
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OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
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The speaker will be Rabbi Frankel.
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meeting for noon Wednesday at
the Yeshiva building, honoring the
memory of late president Kate
Winston. Friends are invited by
President Mrs. Leo Laufer, Rabbi
S. P. Wohlgelernter will officiate.
Mrs. Norman Cottler will sponsor
the luncheon after the service.
* *
BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD, at
its annual installation of officers,
saw Mrs. A. Irving Schnipper in-
stall Mesdames Harold Eskovitz,
president; Dan Weisswasser, Nor-
man Smith and Sam Leaderman,
vice presidents; Lawrence Tere-
belo, Seymour Deitch and Stanford
Gross, secretaries; William Naf-
taly, treasurer; and Zoltan Glantz,
parliamentarian.
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AKIVA HEBREW DAY SCHOOL
PTA has elected the following of-
ficers for the coming school year:
president, Myra Selesny; vice
president, Rita Schrieber; secre-
taries, Barbara Mandelbaum,
Gaby Karp and Shifra Zwick; and
treasurer, Sam Ginsburg. Commit-
tee leaders are Esther Rube, Judy
Speiser, Paula Katz, Fayga Green-
baum, Alice Berlin, Shirley Ten-
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Werner, Lila Eisenberg, Fayga
Dombey, Phyllis Koenigsberg and
Ruth Levi. The installation dinner
and final meeting of the current
school year will be 10 p.m. June
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schumer
of Fort Worth announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Rita
Margaret to Alan Saul Bednarsh,
son of Mrs. Mary Bednarsh of Bev-
erly Ave., Oak Park, and the late
Mr. Max Bednarsh.
A September wedding is planned
in Fort Worth.
Socialites' Installation
to Take Place at Dance
Detroit Socialites will wind up
the current season with an instal-
lation dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. Sun-
day at Holiday Inn on Telegraph
Rd., Southfield.
Music for dancing will be pro-
vided by the Johnny C Orchestra,
announces Meyer Green, program
chairman. Anyone wishing to at-
tend the dance only may come
after 9 p.m.
Plans for the summer will be
announced.
MISS SHERRY STEINMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Steinman
of Charrington Rd., Birmingham,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Sherry Lee to Abe Singer,
son of Mrs. Wolf Singer and the
late Mr. Singer of Vineland, N.J.
Miss Steinman received her bach-
elor of arts degree from the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Mr. Singer
received his BA degree from the
University of Pittsburgh and is a
graduate of the U. of M. Law
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An August wedding is planned.