28—Friday, Sept. 8, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Detroit Service Group Stag Day
to Recognize Campaign Workers

workers in the Al-

Campaign-Israel

lied Jewish

Emergency Fund have been

appointed to committees for
the workers' annual Detroit
Service Group Stag Day by
chairman Robert A. SteM-
berg.
The day of golf, tennis and

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p.m. The award of the DSG
loving cup to the chairman
of the 1972 campaign divi-
sion which surpassed its
1971 total by the highest per-
centage will be made by
Lewis S. Grossman, presi-
dent of the Detroit Service
Group, at dinner that eve-
ning. Replicas of the loving
cup, which is on year-round
display in the Fred M. But•
zel Memorial Building, are
given to individual leaders of
the winning campaign divi-
sion

Old Grocers to Meet

Old United Grocers Asso-
ciation will have a party
and business meeting 7:30
p.m. Sept. 16 at Lancaster
Hills club house. Refresh.
ments will be served. For
information, call Mrs. Irving
Weiner. 557-3449, or Al Gor-
don, UN 4-8381.

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fellowship will he held Thurs-
day . at Knollwood Country
Club. Tee times begin at
9 a.m., and golf reservations
may he made by calling the
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Jewish Welfare Federation.
WO 5-3939.
Helping golf chairman I.
Bruce E. Thal at the outiri,
will be Saul J. Bechek and
Simon F. Coleman and Har-
vey Schatz. Named to the
hospitality committee, led by
Myron L. Milgrom and Ron-
ald Stone, are Sydney II.
MR., MRS. MENDELSON
Bluestone, Stuart Goldstein,
Irving Laker, Al Sklar, Ed-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mendel-
ward Coopersmith and Har-
on of Church St., Oak Park,
vey Gray.
ecently celebrated their 50th
Buffet luncheon will be r
served from 11 a.m. to 2 wedding anniversary at the

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dinner party was attended
by family and friends,

Both natives of Russia, the
Mendelsons were married in
Toronto. lie served in the
Canadian Army and once was
a prize fighter in Toronto.

In 1923, t h e Mendelsons
came to Detroit. Mr. Men
delson was a tool and die
maker for many .years and
was a member of the Odd
Fellows. He and his wife
were members of Radomer
Aid Society.
The couple has three chil-
dren, Harry, Irving and Mrs.
and
Sam (Celia) Posner;
nine grandchildren.

Brevities

The Michigan Chapter of
the AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF GROUP PSYCHOTHER-
APY AND PSYCHODRAMA
announces the start of the
1972-73 term of group ther-
apy and psychodrama meet-
ings 8 p.m. Wednesday at
the McGregor M e morial
Building, Wayne State Uni-
versity. Meetings will be held
the first Wednesday of each
month at the same time and
place. Anyone interested is
welcome. Henry Feinberg,
clinical psychologist, is presi-
dent of the group. Also par-
ticipating are Dr. Robert S.
Drews, consulting psychia-
trist, and Josephine Drews,
psychodramatist and session
director.

COUNT TIBOR YUSTI has
been appointed professor of
piano at the Detroit Commu-
nity Music School. He began
studies at the Loyal Conser-
vatory of Antwerp where he
was graduated with honors.
He continued his studies at
the Royal Conservatory of
Brussels where he obtained
the First National State
Prize. He has given over
1,000 concerts in recital and
with orchestra, and is a re-
cording artist of Cetra Rec-
ords in Italy.

The SCANDINAVIAN
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
has openings for qualified
musicians interested in per-
' forming in an established
community orchestra. Audi-
: lions will be held 8 p m.
Tuesday through Thursday
at the Redford Presbyterian
1 - itirch. Applicants should he

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dunams (25 acres) will be
dedicated shortly in Israel by
Detroiters Julius and Celia
Hackman.
The site will be close to the
city of Kiryat Shmoneh, near
the Lebanese border, where
the Detroit Women of Jewish
National Fund established a
forest and recreation area as
a tribute to the children
MR. AND MRS. HACKMAN
killed in the terrorist bomb-
ing of their school bus in member of Hadassah. Mr.
May 1970. The Hackmans Hackman is charter member
plan to fly to Israel for the of the Hannah Schloss Old
dedication ceremonies.
Timers.
The Hackmans are active
The Hackmans are long-
members of the Jewish Cen- time residers of Detroit,
ter and Montefiore Lodge. having come to the city as
Mrs. Hackman is recording children — Mrs. Hackman
secretary of the Women of from Romania and Mr. Hack-
Jewish National Fund and a man from Russia.

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Family Memorializes Irving Friedman

"Just say a grove of trees
is being established, in the
Jerusalem Peace Forest, and
there was a man — named
Irving Friedman — in whose
memory it is being planted,"
said Mrs. Helen Friedman,
donor of the JNF grove.

Mr. Friedman, who died in
spring 1971, was 'in the mer-
cantile business in Detroit
for many years.

Following his death, Mrs.
Friedman thought a grove
of trees "would be the most
fitting way to honor Mr.
Friedman's memory—me-

morialize him in a mean-
ingful way."
The Friedmans' daughter
Marjodir attends Wayne State
Univer,ity, and Karen is a
student at Michigan State
University. Mr. Friedman
also is snrvived by his I
mother, Mrs. Mary Fried-
man: a sister, Mrs. Nelson
Dembs, and two brothers,
Eli and Benjamin.
The Friedman family hopes
to visit Israel and participate
in the dedication ceremonies.

`Jewish Art' at NYU

NEW YORK (JTA)—New
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continuing education will be
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New Singles ORT
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A membership tea is
planned for 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day by Winchester Chapter
of Women's American ORT
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new members. The tea will
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