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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, February 9, 1951

Heads Game Night

Teen-Age High Jinks

By MARCIA KLEINMAN

is "socially acceptable.")

misused in this column, as well
as many others. Let's clarify that
term here and now.
There is no typical teenager,
nor is there a typical person.
Each person is
an individual
who thinks and
lives in a differ-
ent way.
No one likes to
be tiled away in
a neat little
classification and
left to be remem-
bered as such.
The term "typi-
cal teenager" Marcia
gives us a mental picture of a
sharp character who runs around
in a hot-rod, smoking cigars, and
painting the town red. This is not
true? I mean—this is not true!
Yet there is something that
makes all of us typical—the desire
to want to be alike, (with few ex-
ceptions), to be accepted in the
group, and to be popular.
Here we come across another
term whose meaning gives us
some trouble. Webster says popu-
larity is "being in favor with the
people at large." Applied to our
particular phase of life this means
being at the right places, at the
right times, with the right people,
wearing the right thing, doing the
right thing, and saying the right

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Events
of the Week

Frolic" to be held at Frosty's
Stables on Saturday, Feb. 17.
Everyone is to meet at the Hamp-
ton School at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
may be secured at the Hampton

School on the evening of the
The Cobrin-Ross Family Club affair.
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will meet Sunday, Feb. 25 at the
The
Alumni
of
Iota Pi, national
' home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Zeff, 3329 Grand avenue. At the Jewish sorority, is sponsoring a
last meeting the club applied for tea for the women students and
faculty of Wayne University. It
a charter.
will be held from 1 p.m. to
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6 p.m., Monday in the Tea Lounge
The Israel Club raised $1,080 of the Student Center. Hostess
for the Histadrut campaign at a for this affair will be the Nu
meeting Jan. 19. Sam Dronzek, chapter at Wayne.
Samuel Geer and Philip Golden
conducted the fund-raising.
You can get a better deal on a
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HE "TYPICAL TEENAGER" thing (the right thing being wha

T is a term which is frequently

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LET'S TAKE dating for in-
stance (thank you, I will). Ahem! -
A popular fellow, in this case, is
one who takes out a number of
girls labeled as popular, a girl
who dates a number of popular
fellows, retains a relationship of
naughty-but-nice, is labeled as
popular.
It doesn't seem to matter if the
fellow likes the girl or vice-versa,
NEW '51 NASH
Seven young girls from
Direct from
just as long as they have dates,
Bagley School have formed a
SAM
SHUBOW
even though neither person may
They
club called the Juniorettes.
at
enjoy themselves. Does this cher-
meet every week at different
NASH DETROIT
ished label bring a real sense of
members' homes. The seven are
personal satisfaction? That's what MRS. ISII)ORE LEVIN is gen- Judy Richman, Harriet Gaba, Ju-
5724 CASS
TR. 1-0293
is important.
eral chairman for the Parent- dith Simons, Florine Sugarman,
It is evident, then, that it is Teachers Association of Yeshi- Madeleine Shapiro, Etta Weitzer
really not necessary to do things veth Beth Yehudah's night of and Sandra Terman.
just because it's the "thing to do." 'games. The affair will be held
• • •
It is up to each individual to de- Saturday night at Zack's Cater-
Club
25
will
hold a social Sun-
cide if the crowd's reaction is the ing. Parents and friends are day, Feb. 18. The next meeting
invited.
Mrs.
Saul
Senansky
is
same as his own.
will be held at the home of Ada
This doen't mean you must be gift chairman and Mrs. Abbe Goldberg.
Levi
is
ticket
chairman
for
the
different to the point of being ob-
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affair.
noxious to all whom you meet.
The Bnai Moshe Adult School
Just be natural.
will conclude the season's studies
• • •
YOUNG WOMEN'S TEA
Each Acc
at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Certificates
AZA NEWS—Reported below
The Young Women's Study will be awarded and a musical
Insured for I $ 10/o00
are details of the Jerome Kern Club of the Mothers' Club Coun- program headed by Moe Kesner
semi-annual installation, which cil of the Jewish Community will be presented. Refreshments
This Is a Phenomenal Dividend
was held at the home of Larry Center will present a tea at 1:30 will be served. The public is in-
For Insured Savings Accounts
Davidson.
p.m. Feb. 13 at the Davison vited.
NO SERVICE FEE
Members of the chapter, and branch. "Our Pledge to Children
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C.
N.
DAVIDSON & CO.
dates: Hi Stolman, newly elected and Youth" will be the topic of
The Business and Professional
423 DIME BLDG., DETROIT 26
president, with Roberta Rechter, discussion.
WO. 3-3223
Girls Pioneer Club will meet at
Vice-President Herb Rosner with
8:30 p.m., Wednesday at the Coun-
Arlene Barnette, Secretary Skip-
cil office, 11818 Dexter. For in-
py Rabinowitz with Sandy Furst, Soffa, Dorothy Goodgall, Mrs.
MRS. EVELYN PEVOS
formation call Pearl Cohen, UN.
Treasurer Nate Firestone with Betty Spector, Mrs. Norman Spec-
Announces
2-5186,
or
Pearl
Nusbaum,
TY.
Ardelle Goren, installing officer, tor and Mrs. Lea Borden, who
4-6976.
That the Business of
Bobsy Simon, with Ginny Polas- gave Audrey the party.
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ky, Tommy Jacobs with Faye
EDWARD PEVOS
The
Vladimiritzer
Emergency
Kaplan, Marty Gorash and Sandy
HARRIET CHODOROFF was
OPTICIAN
Relief
Organization
will hold its
Oberfield, Stan Cohen and Lois hostess to a happy gang who as-
Will Continue Under the Supervi-
Krawitz, Lanny Lentzer and Mig- sembled at her maison (how con- annual banquet Sunday evening, sion of a Qualified Optician — Off-
the Same Fine Personalized
By NORMAN KOLIN
non Cohen, Dick Brown with tinental can we get?) Eleanor Feb. 25 at Zack's Catering. Sam ering
and his orchestra will en- Service and Attention.
The advertising dept. received Marcia Yates, Jerry Bookstein Rudner, president of the Mistix, Emmer
Proceeds
will
go
to
Israel.
tertain.
the following letter from Jack with Phyllis Dictor, Don Dorsand Cyrillo Gordon, 'Harriet chodor-
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III
at with Renee Rom, Donny Schols- oif, Gail Nash, Bobby Lichman,
Markowitz, sales manager
Sigma
Delta
Tau
Alumni will
Jerry
Sherman,
Jay
Robinson,
berg
with
Carolyn
Kroker,
Ron-
CARSON BUICK, 13900 Hamil-
nie Keeps and Dodo Kaplan, Lar- Art Ungerlieter, Larry Rosen, hold their monthly meeting at 8
ton:
ry Davidson with Marcia Morri- Michael Luckoff, Norman Fabe, p.m., Thursday, Feb. 15 at the
TO ADV. DEPT.:
Prescriptions and Repairs
The persuasive force of the son, Manny Kayman and Dee Dee and Maurice Belkin all joined in home of Mrs. Milton Zimmerman,
Called For and Delivered
19944 Roslyn road. Bandages will
the fun.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle is Modell.
For Service at All Times
• • •
Detroit loses while German- be prepared for the Ameri-an
more evident than ever!
Phone WEbster 3-3332
Cancer
Society.
DEFINITION
OF
A
DANCE
town,
Penn.
gains.
No,
it's
not
a
The response to a recent
3216 EWALD CIRCLE
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one-half page advertisement of (by Kenny Bronson): A wrest- basketball game we speak of. It's
at Buena Vista
The Inter-Congregational Youth
Owen Acquelin, who recently
mine featuring the introduc- ling match set to music.
DETROIT 4, MICHIGAN
• • •
Council announces its "Sleighbell
•
moved from our fair city.
tion of the new 1951 Buicks
A COZY TOBAGGON party
Although bodily removed, Ow-
confirms for me how many
thousands of men, women and was given by Marcia Saltz at en's memory lingers in many a
feminine heart.
young adults are influenced by Riverbank last week.
And always we have that con-
Those who attended were Mar-
the pages of the Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle. The reaction cia with Martin Smith, Karen stant reminder to keep up with
Lipkin escorted by Paul Hambur- letters and phone calls to 3314
I
was immediate and vigorous!
Kosher Meat &
But, that's only the begin- ger, Gail Smolinsky with Jerry Tyler, TO. 7-4274.
Sherman
and
Marcia
Rothman
Poultry Market
ning!
For the past two years I with Jerry Cooper.
(Formerly Linwood near Glendale)
This is to let you know about
have been a constant adver-
NOW AT
tiser in the Chronicle. Through- Audrey Borden's Sweet Sixteen.
It
was
held
at
the
Lee
Plaza
Hotel
out the year I have been re-
13133 DEXTER
ceiving mail orders contain- where the guests lunched and
(Near Tyler — Next to Zeman's Bakery)
ing actual orders for the Buick kibitzed till afternoon.
Audrey's guests were Dolores
from readers of the Chronicle
TA. 3-4064
ABE POLUKOSS, Prop.
as far away as Miami Beach Wisotsky, Sandra Furst, Sandra
Pilnick,
Toby
Walin,
Rita
Frazian,
'YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
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and Los Angeles!
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That's enough proof for me Naoimi Polukoff, Norma Gold-
that the Detroit Jewish Chron- man, Sandra Curtis, Roz Klein,
icle is doing a real selling job Barbara Kainoff, Stella Allen,
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Lorraine Friedman (guess which
for me!
one), Ruth Boraks, Dolores Dia- Dexter Blvd. at Cortland 70.9.6611
Sincerely,
W. Fort at Milliary UI. 3.7600
mond, Sharon Diskin, Estelle
Jack Marowitz,
OF YOUR
Spctor, Blossom Lehrman, Sally
Sales Mgr.,

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ABE

NOW OPEN

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% ACCOUNTS

Nunn sons

Carson Buick,
13900 Hamilton.

The Chronicle welcomes this
opportunity to go to work for
Jack Markowitz a n d further

demonstrates that the Chronicle,
Its mood, market and merchan-
dising are tailor-made for your

selling requirements.
• • •
Harry H. Anbender and David
Anbender have formed a partner-
ship for the general practice of

law and opened new law offices
at 3215 Cadillac Tower, Detroit
26, Michigan.

• • •
Abe Polukoss h a s opened
ABE'S KOSHER MEAT &
POULTRY MARKET, at 13133
Dexter near Tyler next to Ze-
man's New York Bakery. Polu-
looss was formerly located on
Linwood near Glendale. He can
be called at TA. 3-4064.
• • •
Mrs. Evelyn Pevos announces
that the business of EDWARD
PKVOS, OPTICIAN, will con-
tinue under the supervision of
a qualified optician and continue
Offering the same, fine personal-

hoed service. .

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8TH ANNUAL BANQUET

RABBINICAL COLLEGE
YESHIVATH CHACHMEY LUBLIN

THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 6 P. M.

At the Yeshivath Bldg . , Linwood at Elmhurst
Guest Speaker
Guest Artist

RABBI

JACOB NATHAN

CANTOR
RUBEN BOYARSKY

Outstanding orator from
Will conduct the musical
Chicago, formerly of De-
program.
troit.
TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE YESIIIVAH OFFICE,
TO. 7-9355 — OR FROM MR HARRY GONTE, TY. 7-3075

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