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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Fourteen

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THE LT. JACK WINOKUR Post
auxiliary was hostess at a party
at the Marine Hospital last
week. Refreshments were served
end artists from the Meinzinger
Art School went through the
wards making sketches of the
patients.
Harvey Cowan and Harold
Baker performed magic acts and
Caroline Ruzumna sang to the
piano accompaniment of Diana
Zucker.
Department president Eliza-
beth Shapero and chief-of-staff
Birdie Rosenberg were also
Skitch Henderson who will present.

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

brow to be raised and confound-
ed a columnist or two, Itis com-
ing along nicely with Roy Lan-
caster at the helm.
The Gamma Kappa Alums
took td Lola Valley for their out-
door fun ' and Chapter 1 com-
bined with Herzl Chapter of the
ZOA to hold their wienie roast
last week.
Julie Sandler, Joe Barenholtz,
Sam Goldstein, Irving Goodman
and Art Doctor, partners in a
cottage at Elizabeth Lake, held
open house last week (and me
out of town). Their novel in-
vitations contained a map of di-
rections and a single message,
"Brilig bathing suit and girl"
. Some fun, eh?

r IWO YEARS AFTER V-J day,
very few of us think about
the bedridden and crippled
World Aar II vets in hospitals
throughout the land . . . These
herbes are hoping that someday
they'll be able to engage again
in the hustle and bustle of our
busy world.
Here are two young chappies
who are giving their spare time
to help these hospitalized GI's
smile again . . . Myer Klein and
Jerry Taines have been enter-
taining at the Dearborn Hospital
with a thrilling exhibition of
Saber fencing.
Klein is & former member of
the Wayne U. fencing team and
Taines was intercollegiate champ
in 1945 and ranked tenth in the
national that year. Taines has
already received several bids
from nite club bookers for his
fencing act . . , but Jerry is
tossing them aside in hopes of
an Olympic bid.

lead his famed band at the
Yom Kippur night dance of
the Bnai Brith Youth Organi-
zations. Henderson appears on
the Bing Crosby Philco show
and has made recordings with
Frank Sinatra.

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VACATION TIME .. .
On the beaches at Cedar Point
. . . Doris Anstandig, Stanley
Wolfe, Joyce Kaplan, Grace En-
gle, Bernice Hankie, Irving Sim-
ons, Arthur Brand. Martin Lip-
sitz, Phyllis Lipsitz, Joyce Can-
tor . . . It's South Haven for
Beverly Markowitz, Maureen
Gach, Beatrice Berman and
Evelyn . Vernon.
Fay Zager is refreshed after
her LOng Island jaunt and Mar-
gie Nadis is filling up her diary
of fun in N.Y.
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CELEBRATION TIME .. .
Happy Birthday to our corm
readers . . . Jo Blum, Helen Ad-
elman, Shirley Rott, Shirlee
Oran/ Dorothy Tauber, Norm
Rosenfeld, Sandra German Ar-
nold Brainin, Stan Wolf, Louis
Blustein Morris Davis, Ted Wet-
tenstein and Leonard Farber.
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PEOPLE
Statuesque Emily Kittner was
named "Miss Steuben of 1947"
in the recent contest at South
Haven sponsored by the local
Bnai Brith . . . Umm-mm. She's
nice.
Mike Brickman is showing off
his Navy togs on his 45-day
leave .. .
Bill Goll postcards from L.A.
about what a small world it is
. . . bumped into our local talent
everywhere . . . Frank Adelman,
Marilyn Koblin, Jewel Klein and
Herschel Levine.
Watch Harriet Chetkin imi-
tate some of the material of her
cousin, Connie Henny Young-
man. She's good and so is he!
Mazel Tov to Bob Krause on
his new 8 lb. addition, Jeffrey
Alan, and from Miami comes
word of a 5 lb. gal to the Ber-
nard Ef ronsons.

Max Teitel's mark their silver
anniversary.

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OFF TO CHARLEVOIX for a
week-end . . : It's so easy to lose
that dark shade I acquired from
that blazing Charlevoix sun.
Here are some of the lads and
lassies I bumped into on this
trip . . . Warren Witus, Harold
Weinstein, Mary Talon, Gene
Galon, Lee Winokur, Earl Kuh-
lik, Avery Davis, Margie Solo-
mon, Sheldon Krause, Jimmy
Popkin.
Overheard from Flint's Ely
Shapiro to Jack Adelman, "Let's
take a dip . . Shall we go stag
or take dates?"
Casting roving eyes at the
f ems were Mary Leader, Jack,
and Sam Zack a e r Herm Schu-
gal.
Taking in a late snack at the
Wayside were Sue Boesky and
Jerry • Davis, Dick Sloan and
Gloria Hamburger, and Bert
Gordon . . . George Weiss was
saluted by the band oh his birth-
day.
Harold Greenberg and the new
missus (Gloria Fox) picked this
Lake Michigan resort for their
honeymoon.

COMMERCIALS

The Eddie Cantor album with
all his hit songs will be available
at the Planet Radio Store on
Dexter and Waverly.
The hammering and sawing at
Mary Dee's Beauty Salon will
result in a bigger place with in-
creased facilities to make the
gals look more glamorous.
"Gone with the Wind" contin-
ues its successful run at the
Adams.

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Herman Harrison, ballroom
dancing instructor, will be in
charge of the series of ballroom
dancing classes to start Monday,
Oct. 13 and to be held every
Monday until Dec. 15.

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Detroit Kiwanis Club
to Hear Pontiac Rabbi

The Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
will present Rabbi Milton Rosen-
baum of Temple Beth Jacob,
Pontiac, at a meeting of the
Northwest Kiwanis Club Wed-
nesday at the Lee Plaza Hotel.

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Registration for the fall semester
at the Sholem Aleichem Folk In-
stitute will begin at 4 p.m. Tues-
day at School One, 3754 Mon-
terey avenue. The McCulloch,
Brady and Bagley schools will be
open to enroll students from 4
to 5 p.m. Wdnesday. Enrollment
of children for the kindergarten
also begins Tuesday.
In a statement on the impor-
tance of Jewish education, the
Sholem Aleichem Institute said,
"The very existence of the Jew-
ish Yishuv in America depends
on this new Jewish generation.
The children must become ac-
quainted with the Jewish Torah,
culture and history.
"Every Jewish child must 111P
ceive a Jewish education. He
must acquire a knowledge of the
Jewish languages, Yiddish and
Hebrew and become a living part
of the Jewish people.
"The members, teachers and
pupils of Sholem Aleichem
schools are ready to renew their
cultural and education activities,
and they hope all parents will
heed this call."
For further information, call
HO. 5404.

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MORE NICE CHICKS in the
latest bathing suits sunning
themselves . . . Elaine Siden,
Marion Kaufman, Eva Adelman,
garb Freedman, Maureen Levitt,
Marlon Freedman, Ada Blumen-
thal, Marylin Safir, Flo Schavo-
witz and Rene Schumer.
Marcia Alper had her heavy
leg cast removed . . . Nancy
Mendelson is sharing the blanket
with her . . . More hellos to
Rita Papo, Norm Rosenfeld, Herb
Scott and Dick Bloch.
What would I ever do if I had
no names to fill up a col'm .. .
More from my envelope notes
. . . Aaron Lebo, Eugene Kahn,
Lenore Atlas, Al Lipson, Bob Sil-
ver, Ruth Cash, Harriet Birn-
baum. Flint stuff . . . Addie
Fishier (nice), Norm Schaffer.
On the way back . . . Cadillac
for some grub . . . also digging
in were Buddy Fishier, Barb
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Benson, Bill Shapiro, Reva Sand-
RAMBLING ON A ROYAL . . . ler, Ely, Buddy and Elliott
The Eugene Steinbergers (Syl- Schubiner and Sue Jackson.
via Piken) are now somewhere
in Ontario . . . The Phil Needles
FELICITATIONS
are back from Niagara Falls.
The Jack Yreeds chalk up 15
FDR, the new liberal sheet,
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Pioneer Women
to Hear Official

Pupil Enrollment
Begins Tuesday

Publicity gal Janie Helper and
Mrs. Alexander Orkin, regional
Jerry Sklar are engaged . . . representative of the east central
It's an October merger for Bun- district of Pioneer Women, wo-
ny Lipton and Miles Mazer.
men's labor Zionist organization,
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will address representatives of
SEEN ROUND TOWN . . . the nine local chapters on Wed-
New Yawker Bill Klein escorting nesday.
The Detroit Pioneer Women are
Lois Cohen ... Lilian Kirsch and
Buddy Newman . . . Taking in seeking 300 new members in their
the Shubert Lafayette play were membership drive to be held in
Tommy Rosender with Sue Slo- conjunction with the national
bin, Jerry Kelman and Emily convention from Oct. 23 to 27 in
Kittner . . . Dining at Robin St. Louis.
For information con c e r n i n g
Hoods were Jack Gregory and
membership call Mrs. F. Schreier
Maxine Snyder.
TO. 8-2484.

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'DELICATESSEN

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MORE THAN 1,100 disabled vet-
erans are learning to be Rabbis,
priests, and ministers under the
Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
The figure was arrived at in a
79 percent sampling of the rec-
ords of some 229,000 handi-
capped veterans in schools and
on-the-job training courses.
Nearly all of the 1,141 pro-
spective clergymen are attending
theological schools at the college
level. Seven are taking training
in educational institutions below
the college level.
Veterans with service-con
nected disabilities are eligible
for education and training if
they require such training to re-
store their employability.

Sholem ,Aleichem
Classes to Reopen

110garth 4857

Open Mon. & Sat. Eves.

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