38—Friday, June 8, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

DPs' Rehabilitation Defined

Israeli Coffee House to Mark
Event at Beth Abraham-Hillel

An Israel Bet Cafe (coffee
house) will be held in honor
of Israel's 25th year 8 p.m.
Wednesday at Cong. Beth
Abraham-Hillel.
Hosted by the men's club,
the celebration will feature
the Habonim Youth Dancers;
Beth Abraham-Hillel Ladies
Singing Group, directed by
Israel Fuchs; Cantor Louis
Klein from Cong. Bnai

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Moshe; and Cantor Shabtai
Ackerman of Beth Abraham-
Hillel.
Refreshments will include
Israeli dishes. Men's club
vice president John Hurtig
announced the community is
invited. For information, call
the synagogue office, 851-
6880.

Norbert Robert is program
chairman, and coordinator
and director of the evening
is Cantor Ackerman. Men's
club president is Harry Left.

Yeshiva PTA
to Hear Dr. Luby

"Physical Education and
Child Development" will be
the subject of the Yeshivath
Beth Yehuda's final PTA
meeting of the school year
8:15 p.m. Wednesday at the
Yeshiva building.
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Robert R. Luby, divisional
director of health and physi-
cal educaton for Detroit Pub-
lic Schools. Dr. Luby, a
graduate of Wayne State Uni-
versity and specialist in cur-
riculum development in ele-
mentary education, has held
this position for 11 years. He
is a former principal in the
Detroit school system.
Election of • officers will
take place.

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Former United States Displaced Persons Commissioner
Ugo Carusi, left, told the annual meeting of the New York
Association for New Americans that the 1948 DP Act was
"an entirely new approach" to immigration laws, which
allowed more than 400,000 refugees to enter this country
and make positive contributions to American life. Here,
Commissioner Carusi listens as Mrs. Soprie Udell, NYANA
president, congratulates Monroe Goldwater, right, former
president of the United Jewish Appeal of Greater New
York, on the special NYANA award presented to him "in
recognition of a lifetime of service to his fellow-Jews."
NYANA receives the funds for its casework, vocational
and educational services as well as financial assistance to
Jewish newcomers in the New York area from the UJA.

JWV

OAK PARK POST and
AUXILIARY recently in-
stalled the following officers:
Neland S. Klonel, post com-
mander; Robert Franklin,
senior vice commander; Nor-
man Lowenstein, chaplain;
Norman Moss, adjutant; and
Murray Greenwald, quarter-
master. Auxiliary officers
are Adele Lipson, president;
Delores Greenspan and Len-
ore Lowenstein, vice presi-
dents; Shirley Riger, patri-
otic instructress; Evelyn
Birch, treasurer; and Violet
List, chaplain. Installing of-
ficers were Jack Berman,
past department commander,
and Rosalind Liner, past de-
partment president. At Me-
morial Day services in the
Oak Park Municipal Building
with the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, a wreath was placed
at the Oak Park Veterans
Memorial. Members of JWV
who wish to Join Oak Park
Post may contact Klonel,
20840 Parklawn, Oak Park.
* * *
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY will meet 8:30
p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Irving Weintraub, 22710
Lon g a c r e, Farmington.
Members are asked to bring
filled Poppy canisters. New
officers were installed by De-
partment President E. Toby
Lantz at a dinner and sur-
prise shower for outgoing
president Esther Bershad.
The following were installed:
president, Mrs. Charles
Hauptman who also is a
candidate for JWV Woman
of the Year; vice presidents,
Mrs. Irwin Weiser and Mrs.
Alice Lubin; treasurer, Mrs.
Walter Fischel; secretaries,
Mrs. Louis Weber and Mrs.
Samuel Wilson; chaplain,
Mrs. Edward Runin; histor-
ian, Mrs. Irving Silk; patri-
otic instructress, Mrs. Stella
Greenfield; conductress,
Mrs. Ervin Manson; and
trustees, Mrs. Harvey
Greene, Mrs. Florence Am-
ster and Mrs. Beverly Silver.
* *
LT. ROY F. GREEN POST
AND AUXILIARY, at a joint
installation of officers and
dinner, installed the follow-
ing post officers: Command-
er, Irwin Chodak; vice com-
manders, Irving Goldberg
and Morris Singer; quarter-
master, Russell Greenberg;

Mrs. Rothstein Seeks OP Post

Charlotte Rothstein, an ac-
tive leader in Oak Park com-
munity activities, has filed
for candidacy on the Oak
Park City Council in the Aug.
7 primary.
Mrs. Rothstein hopes to be
the first woman on the five-
member council. Two four-
year posts will be filled in
the Nov. 6 election.
An Oak Park resident for
the past 19 years, Mrs. Roth-
stein recently was re-elected
chairman of the board of the
Oak Park Symphony Society.
She has been active in PTA,
Torch Drive, Jewish War CHARLOTTE ROTHSTEIN
Veterans Auxiliary and the
Citizens Advisory Committee Kramer and Oak Park School
to the Oak Park S chool Board Treasurer Mrs. Mar-
ilyn Mazell.
Board.
She and her husband Ben
YOUR
have two children. She holds
an associate degree in ap-
PORTRAIT"
plied science from Oakland
The Perfect
Community College, minor-
ing in government. She has
worked as an assistant librar-
ian for the Bloomfield Hills
For
School District.
FATHER'S DAY
e r campaign chairmen
are former State Rep. Albert
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adjutant, Bernard Hoffman;
chaplain, Ben Reis; and
Americanism officer, John
Nemon. Auxiliary officers in-
stalled are: president, Mrs.
Leonard Green; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Milton Greenberg
and Mrs. Murray Snyder;
treasurer, Mrs. Max Kauf-
man; and secretary, Mrs.
Archie Leslie.
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LADIES AUXILIARY will
hold its installation of of-
ficers 12:30 p.m. Thursday at
the JWV headquarters. The
following were elected: Pres-
ident, Edythe Morgano; vice
presidents, Rose Sharkey
and E. Toby Lantz; treas-
urer, Vera Zendel; chaplain,
Hannah Seinwel; patriotic in-
structress, Tessie Kominers;
conductress, Nellie Berger;
and recording secretary, Mae
Ginsberg. Plans for an Ann
Arbor hospital party are
being made. Volunteer work-
ers may contact Rose Shar-
key, 968-2593.

Men's Clubs

AESCULAPIAN PHARMA-
CEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
will hold its last meeting of
the season 8:30 p.m. Monday
at Whitehall Apts club house.
The auxiliary will serve re-

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