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Teen-Age High Jinks

By MARCIA KLEINMAN

Friday, January 19, 1951

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Center Appoints Ne iv Supervisors

Theodore Goldberg has been
appointed program assistant of
the Dexter-Davison Branch of
the Jewish Community Center,
Morris Garvett, Center president,
announced. He will work pri-
marily in junior program (5 to
12 year olds.
Goldberg is a former counsel-
lor in the Jewish Community
Center Day Camps Habonim and
Freilach, and served as club
leader in various Center pro-
grams in 1949 and 1950.
Mrs. Jean Gore, who has su-
pervised junior program at Dex-
ter-Davison since the branch was
opened a year ago, is retiring.
The appointment of Deena Ze-

mel as supervisor of junior ac-
tivities in the Northwest Exten-
sion Office of the Center was also
announced. Miss Zemel has filled
the same position at the Wood-
ward Center since 1948.

The Detroit Chapter of
Women's American Ort has com-
plans for a program and
A GROUP OF teen-agers con-' Paulette Anderman, Arlene Katz, pleted
luncheon honoring Its new mem-
Stella
Allen,
Margie
Sills,
De-
" sisting of amateur and pro-
fessional dancers, singers, acro- lores Wisotsky, Audrey Borden,
bats, pantomimists, and orchestras Norma Goldman, Sally Sofia,
who have appeared individually Adrienne Circle, Lenore Young,
at various large social func- Shirlee Schwartz and Claire Ler-
man.
tions have re-
Also Mrs. Lewis Cohen, Mrs.
cently banded
Max Eisenberg, Mrs. Phillip
together and
NEW YORK—(WNS)—A four-
Goldberg and Lorraine's mother,
formed an or-
point program, constituting the
Mrs.
Morris
Fiedman.
ganization called
first agreement in American
• • •
Entertainment
Jewish history on community-
SANDY COHEN had a party at
Enterprises.
wide cooperative action in the
her house. The occasion? Her
This organiza- ,
field of Jewish educational en-
sixteenth birthday! Who was
tion is under the
deavor supplementary to the
direction of Bob
there?
public school, was adopted here
Pike, who has
Sandy with Ben Gendeloff,
at the First National Conference
a ccomplished1-- ....; Shirley Chicorel with Harvey
on Jewish Education.
The annual city-wide confer-
much in the Marcia
Serman, Marlene Taylor with
Sponsored by the American
field of teen-age entertainment, Bernie Shapiro, Ruth Wolfson
ence of Farband, Labor Zionist Association for Jewish Educa-
Order,
and
its
branches
will
be
as have the other members.
and Arnie Lober, Seymour
tion with the cooperation of 32
Bob is the star of the Campus Garsoff and Fran Dwoskin,
held on Jan. 27-28 at the Labor national Jewish organizations,
Capers show, a radio program Marcia Waxer with Bob Chaston,
Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood. the conference adopted a pro-
which is presented weekly by Gloria Cranis with Ralph Siporin,
J. Katzman, assistant national gram of cooperative action aimed
station WDET. He has appeared Eve Impolsky and Harvey (Red)
secretary of Farband, will repre- at marshaling the diverse re-
numerous times on television Zuckerberg, Don Robiner and
sent the national office at the ligious and organizational ele-
MRS. COGGAN
conference, which will officially ments in American Jewish life
and is active in the Wayne Marilyn Music, Richard Peritz
•
open at 9 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 27. behind one common program of
Theater.
and Linda Varkel,Rod Berke and
..Some of the show people be- Gloria Schwartz, Ronny Bennet bers, according to Mrs. Robert A.
improving and expanding .);ewish
Coggan, membership chairman.
longing to the group are the and Daphne Rosenfield.
educational activities.
comedy team of Chick and Kane,
The event—the culminating
Seen sipping sodas: Judy
The four-point program calls
vocalists Cookie Metz and Ricky Goldsmith and Carl Lebowitz, feature of the membership drive
for: (a) Creation of a permanent
Dahlgren, pianist Stan Pasakof, Rona Wengarden and Stan Deli- —will be held at 12:30 p.m.,
advisory council, representing all
dancer Richard Gregory, Dick dow, Joan Glanz and Mark Tuesday, at the Dexter Center.
Dr. Milton Nevins, president of the major organizations in Jew-
Stein's band, comedian Earl Davidson, Janet Katz, and Floyd
Ort on the international scene the National Federation of Men's ish life, to work with the Ameri-
Meyers, Jerry Coleman and his Tukel, Faye Belsky and Peter will be presented in an original Clubs, will address the North- can Association in developing,
band—to name but a few.
Gould, Owen Acculin and Judy dramatic review with talent se- west Hebrew Men's Club at 8:30 promoting and expanding Jewish
Entertainment Enterprises is Michelson, Dick Levison and lected from all component chap- p.m., Friday. He will speak on educational activities; (b) Adop-
now open for booking for par- Bobby Fink, Dick Stein and ters. Costuming and props are the "A Program for Jewish Living." tion of a basic statement on
ties, dances, television work, etc. Irene Markowitz, Murray Jan- creations of the players and corn-
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will in- community responsibility for
For further information call ower and Jeanine Kleuger, Carol mittees.
troduce the speaker. The service Jewish education, which declares
Bob Pike at TO. 8-2072.
Young and Jim Peskin.
Assisting with the presentation will be chanted by Cantor Nich- that Jewish edu, ition "must oc-
• • •
• • •
are Mesdames Harold Kukes, olas Fenakel, assisted by the cupy a position of primacy in
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
TEARS ARE FLOWING, caps Clarence Enggass, Louis Lands- synagogue choir led by Charles parental and community respon-
Talk is cheap•the supply is and gown trailing the floor, old berg, Ben Jacob, C. H. Malbin, Weiner.
sibility;" (c) Adoption of a reso-
greater than the demand.
Special guests will be mem- lution calling for a full-scale na-
friends singing "So long, it's Fred Collier, Ellis Fisher and
• • •
been good to know you" . . . Bernice Jacob. Mr. William Gra- bers of the Detroit Conservative tionwide study on the history,
TEMPLE BETH EL presents these are the scenes we will see
Synagogue Men's Clubs and na- progress, effectiveness, achieve-
ham will be narrator.
the Pance Dance on Thursday, in the next few days as another
tional officers who will be at- ment and status of every Jewish
Sharing
the
spotlight
with
her
Jan.' 25. The title suggests that graduating class goes from the
tending the executive conference educational institution in the
own
version
of
"This
Season
on
all wear jeans or levis and get bliss of high school and teen-age
of
the Federation of Men's Clubs. United States, involving the vol-
Broadway" will be Marceline
set for an evening of old-fash- life into adulthood.
untary cooperation of all schools,
Hemingway,
sister
of
the
famous
ioned fun.
Some go to college, others to writer.
religious bodies, communities and
Come stag or bring a hag, but work, a few to marriage. They
organizations; (d) Adoption of a
be sure to be at the Temple So- assume responsibilities never be- ' Mrs. Arthur Bloom, president
"Charter of the Rights of the
of the Detroit Kegion, invites all
cial Hall at 8. Tickets are 50 fore thought of.
Jewish Child," which points out
prospective
members
to
call
TO.
cents at Ye Olde Doore.
The Culture Commission of the that the Jewish community
Their attitudes, their ideas,
A Sweet Sixteen luncheon was their whole way of life may be 8-8369.
Jewish Community Council an- bears responsibilities in relation
given for Lorraine Friedman, challenged or changed as a re-
nounces that examinations in to its children, supplementary to
(the one with black hair) at the sult of these next few months.
Hebrew will be given in ad- those owed to all children by the
Statler Hotel Terrace Room on To these graduates I wish—not
vanced Hebrew at Wayne Uni- general American community.
her birthday, Jan. 13.
from 4 to 6 p.m. in Room 5 of
good luck—but good judment.
Enjoying the surroundings:
• • •
the Main Building.
Maurice Bernstein, executive
All those who are qualified
WANT TO MAKE some money
fast, and have a riot of fun, too? director of the Jewish Welfare for examinations in Hebrew 1, 2,
All you have to do is black- Federation of Columbus, Ohio, or 103 should call or write Dr.
mail your family. How? Spend will speak at the first session of Thomas Cutt, chairman of the de-
BAGHDAD—(WNS)—A bomb
an afternoon at home looking the In-Service Training Institute partment of ancient languages. exploded here near a synagogue,
conducted
by
and
for
the
profes-
Hebrew 2 will be offered on killing two Jews and injuring
through old picture albums. You
will surely find a few pictures sional staff of the Jewish Welfare Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 30 others.
some one will pay a ransom to Federation member agencies at 9 p.m. in room 263 of the Main
8 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 23, at the Building.
keep in secret!
For the most extensive and
Hebrew 104 will be given on accurate local coverage read the
If your mind is a blank, if Dexter Center. Successive meet-
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Parley Agrees
on 4-Point Plan
for Education,

Farband to Hold
City Conference

Men's Clubs Head
Set at NW Rites

Wayne U. to Give
Exams in Hebrew

JWF Professionals
to Hold Institute

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