monmornionomuinutimommomommonnotommtimomommmontominumomommionommomommommim THE JEWISH NEWS-13 Jewish Center Activities Friday, July 30, 1948 (The Jewish Community Center, 8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather Agency.) Danny Raskin's Youth Hi-Cites ISTENING Zal111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111 111111111111118111111111 11110111111111111111110 11111111111111111111 1111111 11111110111111,111 AFTER A VIEW of the Israeli Army . . . Joe Fink, 2946 Glynn Ct., is back home. . . . Joe saw Haganah at work. . . . He says the equipment is bad but that the boys are doing a great job with what they have... . He met quite a few boys from Detroit . . . and attended the marriage, in Tel Aviv, of Bob Levy to a Finnish lass who worked in the Israeli Army Parachute Depart- ment. • * * * THAT RECORD - BREAKING ticket-giver boy blue on Dexter Blvd. admits that he'll keep pass- ing 'em out with increased rapidity . . . until he's given another beat. . . . Hmm! * * * CANDID SHOTS at an engage- ment party . . . for Ruth Cantor and Ed Milberg..., . . last Satur - day eve. . . . An overflow crowd of young and old alike has taken over the house on Oakman Blvd. • . . and is slowly wending its way to the lantern-lighted gar- den ... where a juke box majes- tically stands . . . endlessly doing its rhythmic duty for the plea- sure of the dancers. . . . Myron Alpert and Phil Alper helped gulp the giggle-water.... Donald Sucher had the role of cigarette provider thrust upon him. . . . Sam Goldstein and Cele Winokur are trying out the latest rhumba stkis. . . . Myron and Phil are running out of toasts. . I . Like- able Sid Singer . . . the life of any party . . . is certainly no ex- ception at this one! . . . Herman Shugol, flower lover, is taking care of the rose department. .. . Seymour and Rita Dunitz, mar- ried two years are as inseparable as a baseball fan and a bag of . Dr. Milton W. White peanuts. makes his usual call-in and dis- covers he must perform an emer- gency operation at once. ... Doc White, by the way, is receiving national note for his work at Michigan Memorial Hospital . . . A com- in curing alcoholics. . munity lady is asked if her hus- band prefers home cooking . . . and replies, "Oh yes. We always ,Plan to dine at a place that makes a specialty of it." * * * FOLLOWING THEIR engage- ment party . .. Ruth and Ed left Monday for a trip to Florida to meet his parents .. . chaperoned by her brother, Clive Cantor. Ruth and Clive are two-thirds ▪ of a set of . triplets . . . the boys being identical . . . so much so that one time when Ted ran into the Statler to reserve a table at the Terrace Room . . . Clive went out to the car . . . drove it away . . with Ted's date in it . . and she never knew the differ- ence! * * * CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . Seven-year-old Beverly Nagler was having supper at a friend of the family • . . and refused a second helping of ice cream . . . with a polite but wistful, "No, thank you!" . . . Urged by the hosteSs to have some more, little Beverly explained, "Mother told me to say, 'No, thank you,' but she couldn't have known how small that first helping was going to be!" * * * GREATEN consolation for many vacationists is usually that they have found where to stay away from next time. . . . But in the case of Hershel Lewis and Bill Zolkower, it's decidedly vice versa. . . They may be glad to get home . . . but only to Wish their vacation was starting all over again . . . that's how good a time they had on their Eastern trip. . . Walking down Fifth Ave. in New York, they met Dave Becker and Russell Meltzer . . . strutting. their stuff down celeb- rity lane. . . . At the Waldemere in the 'Catskills . . . the boys met Evelyn Lipson, former member of the board of Social, Inc. . which Hersh and Bill also serve. . 10 . . . Evelyn is the telephone op- erator, there . . . and during the winter, works at a hotel in Miami operated by the same owner. * * * A DAY AT THE BEACH . . . Jimmy and Nate Coleman per forming acrobatic feats . . to amusement of lookers-on. . . . Nate will soon write a book con- cerning acrobatic instructions for children. . . • Charles Rubiner stretched out on a rug ... taking in all the sun he can get . . . and mentioning that Jake Mar- golis is in California writing a personal biography. . . . Yetta (Nosanchuk) Moses clad with ample covering . .. to allay any threats of sunburn suffering . . . smart girl. ... Mitchell Newman making plans for his Bermuda trip. . Drs. Harry and Lou Woll with their trusty rubber tube. . . . Erwin Adelman wearing a lifeguard insignia on his trunks . . . hoping he has no use for the distinction. . . . They belong to his brother! . . . Bernice Gross covered from head to toe with suntan oil . . . getting splattered with loose grass by two young- sters at play. . . * * * JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Carolyn Greenberg and Sol Collins are wed-dated for Oct. 16. .. . Har- riet Forman and Shelby Brandt are engaged. .. Ditto for Esther Kramer and George Stein . . . and "Sissy" Snieder and Her- bert Spoon. * * * LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE of Bnai Brith had successful pic- nic at Middle-Rouge Park . . . close to 400 in attendance • . . arrangements were such that every kiddie won a prize. . . . Tom Zohott, financial secretary of the lodge, received a letter thanking it for a wonderful time "and all the swell prizes" . . . from Betsy Kindler, 1411 Glynn Ct. . . . 10 years old. * * * BIG CONTRIBUTION to medi- cal field has been made by Dr. Meyer 0. Cantor ... whose book on "Intestinal Interbation" is slated to be out in September or October. . . . It is now at the printers ... and will be published by Charles Thomas Publishing Co. of Illinois. . .. Wife, Lillian, did all the illustrations. * * * DISA 'N DATA . Many thanks to Charlotte Waterstone and Harry Mirvis, Detroit co- chairmen of recent National Con- vention of Bnai Brith Young Men and Young Women . . . for the grand.letter.. . . Irving and Joan Sosnick have 7 pounds, 12 ounces of Marilyn Cheryl as first-time family addition. • .. He is owner of Detroit Army Store . . . and has automatically voted the little newcomer a junior partner's share of the take. . . . Local lass took a bet to lose 50 pounds . . . discovered at time of weighing that she was One pound shy of the mark . . . so had to pay off. . . . If nothing else, at least re- moving the poundage was a weight off her mind. . . . Local Bnai Brith may soon have their own private convention, here .. . after four -year lapse in holding such ceremony. • * * ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP of "The Naturals" group . . .- 10 strong . . . have joined the Na- tional Guard . . . getting in the last day before President Truman signed the draft bill. . . . The fellows who leave for Camp Grayling, Aug. 7, are . . . Allen Barg, Sam Cohen, Bud Greene, Eddie Greenfield, Marty Muray, Lou Roseberg, Leo Sklar, Hal Shapiro, Jordan Snider and Al Reifler. Honored In Memoriam PRAGUE (JTA)—The ashes of Egon Ervin Kisch, noted Jewish writer who died here March 31, will be placed in a position of honor in the Prague crematorium. The TEEN-AGE LOUNGES COMM1T'TEE announces a dance I Tuesday, Aug. 3, in the outdoor • court, at which members of the By Windsor Jewish Youth Council Alice Jean will be guests of the Center group. A variety show by Center Harris talent, followed by social dancing will highlight the evening's Tex Beneke and his Glenn entertainment. General committee chairman Miller boys certainly packed 'em in at Eastwood Gardens last Sat. for the dance, is Jack Freed; eve with Gloria Turner and Ken- entertainment, Phillis Muskat, ny Apel, Rhona Rett and Doug Kenny Applebaum, Norman Harris, Glenna Katz with. Mel , Purple; door committee; Jack Platt, Betty Moorin and Herbie Freed, Charlotte Solomon, Jack Felstein, Doris Sax with Eugene Wittenberg, Irwin S vireet wine; Kellenberg and Dick Seligman refreshments, Esther Novak, and Arlene Kellenberg all trying Norma Meyers, Adele Soffa and to get in on the gamble for the Charlotte Solomon. teensy space still available. The first round of the summer * * * TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT HERE AND THERE sponsored by the Lounge Com- Shel Onikel is back in Detroit mittee began July 27. Interested after months in Vera Cruz, Mex- participants may call Esther. ico. He'll soon leave for the Novak or Monroe Title Azores where he will work with a unit. studying pre-med. and feels it's Bev Gordon, too, has come going to be a long time as it is back to native Detroit after five before he'll have that M.D. after years of California where she his name. His opportunity to en- has been modeling hairstyles ter med. school is just around while attending college. After the corner. What should he do her Detroit -visit she plans on next? You figure it out. going to New York to visit with We cringe at the very thought relatives and friends before fly- ing back to L. A. and UCLA's of this cold war turning into a battle and we certainly hope na- fall term. tions for once and all time can While some are happy to re- come to international agree- turn to our town there are others ments over the conference table. like Linda Lewis and sister Joan who've been in Cedar Point; Saul Burg, Larry Stevens and Neal Shecter who are riding Charle- Restaurant & Delicatessen voix and Mackinac way, and Sue Kerner who is spending vacation Try—Donny Raskin Sandwich time at a Dude Ranch in Colo- SPECIAL 7 COURSE rado. Must not forget our sum- DINNERS . . . $1.00 and tip mer school friends, Mitzi Good- TY. 5-6717 9835 DEXTER man, Penny Issacs, Donnie Was- serman and Sherwin Robinson. Dancing andentertainment are planned for the next SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE to be held in the outdoor court of the Center Aug. 7, at 9:00. p. m.' according to Nathan Meadow, chairman. The Aug. 2 film presentation of the Jewish Center to be held in the outdoor court at 9, p. rfn will be "Meeting Emotional Needs in. Childhood-the Ground- work of Democracy," which illustrates the inter-relationShip of school and home behavior prob lems and how adult behavior is established in childhood, "Chil- dren of Russia," which portrays the everyday life of children in Russia, and "Toronto Symphony," conducted by Sir Ernest-Mac Mil- Ian, and playing Tschaikowsky's Sixth Symphony. Mrs. Vera Hirland, director of the Planned Parenthbod League of Detroit, will be the featured speaker at the Aug. 11 meeting of the WEDNESDAY EVENING DISCUSSION GROUP. Mrs. B ir- land will emphasize present Marital problems in her talk entitled "Marriage As A Career." EPPIE'S TUXEDOS Latest Models FOR RENT OR FOR SALE HY HORENSTEIEN White Formals for Weddings Graduations and Proms 1 * * * Remember the grand shows at Music Hall last summer? Well, this year the same producers have found the straw hat the- ater, Will-O-Way Playhouse a novelty. You can bring your lunch and picnic before curtain time on the grounds where apple juice is served. The playhouse, thought of as an apple barn because of the vast apple orchards in that area is very appropriately housing the "Apple of His Eye," starring Howard Smith until August 8. Teen-agers, blue jean clad, are 'specially invited to the Sat. afternoon matinees. * * * THIS OR THAT Mixed up is -the proper defini- tion of the average 18-year-old boy today. He doesn't know where to turn. He either must quit his job and enlist now for a year and be on call for the Na- tional Guard for six years or live on the hope of being drafted at 19 for 21 months. Then there is the college boy who at 19 is The 8726 - 12th TR. 1-1948 ABE EPSTEIN, Prop. BASKET SHOP 16803 LIVERNOIS Opp. U. of D. Announces Change of Management. Now Owned and Operated by TREAD WELL BROS. 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