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THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, December 23, 1949
Dr. Martin Naimark
Heads Alpha Omega
Detroit Chapter of the Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity is em-
barking on a year of increased
fraternal and communal activi-
ties.
This organization of 223 De-
troit area dentists fulfilled three
•could watch Cantor Adler on the
Hanukah program presented most important missions in 1949:
over video by the Jewish Com-
munity Council.
* *
AFTER THE services, a woman
called WWJ to say that it was
the first time in many years
since she had been able to cele-
brate the holiday ... "It was like
bringing the. services to me be-
cause I can't go to them," she
said . . . The woman is an in-
valid.
Thanks go to Dan DeGroot,
WWJ program director, for his
fine cooperation in arranging
this program.
* * *
CLAUDIA MORGAN, the cute
little lass who sings with such a
sincere quality that seems to
come right from the heart . . .
is the new vocalist with Mickey
Woolf that folks are raving
about . . . She was formerly fea-
tured with Shep Fields, Louis
DR. MARTIN NAIMARK
Prima and Freddie Slack . . .
and has returned to the home
The
Allied Jewish Campaign, in
town to stay . . Her voice is
which,
Alpha 'Omega surpassed
that rare type which envelopes
both lyrical clarity and smooth the quota for the dental divi-
rhythmic balance of musical sion; the SOS campaign in
toning ... To appreciate Claudia which thousands of &liars in
best, one must listen with atten- dental equipment and supplies
tion .. .Her local committments were collected for shipment over-
include making several record- seas; and the professional ball,
ings ... and being featured with which provided $3,000 contrib-
uted towards the Alpha Omega
the Mickey Woolf band.
Biological Laboratory at Bran-
* * *
AT THIS YEAR'S Internation- deis University.
al Bnai Brith Bowling Tourna-
Dr. Martin Naimark, new
ment .. . held recently in Chi- president of the Detroit group,
cago . . . One of the women's chairman of the -dental division
teams representing Detroit Pis- of the Allied Jewish Campaign
gah Lodge captured High Team for the past three years, is a
Game . . . According to A.B.C. member of the board of direc-
ruling, they should have gotten tors of the Detroit Service
a trophy . . . This, the Chicago Group. He is assisted in Alpha
women finally admitted as a Omega by the following officers:
Mistake on their part . . . and Dr. Samuel Willis, vice presi-
the girls will be presented with dent; Dr. Jack Lawson, record-
a trophy, next year, when the ing secretary; Dr. Frank Reis-.
bowling convention comes to De- man, corresponding secretary;
troit . . . The Pisgah team was Dr. Alex Kaplan, treasurer; Dr.
made up of Jean Rosenberg Nathan Gitlin, editor; Dr. Ken-
(capt.), - Libby Plotnick, Toby neth Belen, sergeant-at-arms.
Lipin, Linda Gross and Pauline
Many Detroit members will at-
Fox.
tend the national Alpha Omega
"49er Convention" to be held
Dec. 27 to 31 at Drake Hotel,
Community Council
Chicago. Dr. Leon A. Katzin of
Plans Parley Here
Detroit will be installed as na-
tional president, and Dr. Selman
To Study Problems
Waxmen, discoverer of Strepto-
The Jewish Community Coun- mycin, will be the recipient of
cil, in cooperation with the Na- the 1949 Alpha Omega Achieve-
tional Community Relations ment Medal.
Advisory Council (NCRAC), is
planning a Michigan Regional Vladimiritzer Banquet
Conference to be held in Detroit Scheduled January 22
Feb. 4 and 5 for the purpose of
considering major community
Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
relations problems. The com- lief Organization will hold its
mittee in charge of arrange- fourth annual banquet Jan. 22
ments is headed by Morris Lieb- at Bel-Aire.
erman and Mrs. William Grahm.
Proceeds will go for Vladi-
Invitations will be sent to offi- miritzer
survivors in Israel. For
cers and delegates of Commun- tickets. or information, call S. A.
ity Council organizations and to Kayne, TO. 5-6620.
communal leaders from com-
munities in outstate Michigan.
LISTENING ir
IF EXPECTATIONS go accord-
ing to plan . . . ground will be
broken by next spring on a Bnai
Brith Building and Bowling Alley
. . . The resolution was brought
in at a recent executive meeting
of BB Council . , by executive
committee of BB Bowling Asso-
ciation . • . Facts and figures
will be presented at the next BB
Council meeting and final ac-
tion -taken on the recommenda-
tion . . . The alleys would be for
league's participation . . . and
meeting rooms, library, recrea-
tional facilities for BBYO etc.
A LIKE PLAN is now under-
way in Cleveland . . . with each
bowler a stockholder .. . It will
have 40 alleys and a second floor
for meeting rooms . . . Sound-
proofing makes this possible.
* *
*
THAT MERRY-MAKING she-
bang folks are so hopped-up
about . . . and'scurrying for res-
ervations ... at Bel-Aire Terrace
Room . . . will probably be the
biggest New Year's Eve party
ever given in the community!
... Sammy Woolf has rigged up
audience participation games
that should cause a laugh-riot
• • . and Artie Fields has been
working on special musical ar-
rangements for his band to start
the new year with a melodious
bang . • . Take a tip and get
yourself a table.
* *
JACK IVORY, seventh rank-
- ing polo star in the country,
captain of the Detroit team, had
his first encounter with the al-
mighty bagel ... after Karl Berg
and Albert Goldstein had taken
him to an eatery specializing in
such servings ... Taking a bagel
from the basket, Ivory looked at
quizzically and then, looking up
at the boys, asked, "What do you
do, fellows, peel it first?"
* * *
BEST BET of the Weekend ...
For Young Adults . . . "Frosty
Frolic" by Bnai Brith Young
Men . . . Dec. 25 . .. in Arabian
Room of Hotel Tuller.
• * *
LOU ABRAMS the construc-
tion man came home, last week.
after a hard day's work .. . all
set for a nice quiet evening . .
But it was his 50th birthday .
and wife, Rita, didn't forget .. .
Friends invited to the surprise
party were asked to come dress-
ed as tramps .. . and Rita had
a costume ready for him . . .
so, along with druggist Al Dia-
mond, Harry Altman, Eddie Ep-
stein and construction partners
Louie Newman and Sherman
Grosslight, "Papa Lou" was a
best-dressed party tramp on his
50th birthday.
* * *
APPEAL IS MADE to the com-
munity for lodging facilities for
the out-of-town boys coming in
to attend the Michigan Region-
al BBYO Convention . . . it is
against policy to allow the boys
to stay at hotels . . . and so the
appeal . . Contact Bnai Brith
Youth Organization if you can
help.
* * *
SAM KLEIN . . . Sally's lovable
hubby ... was stopped and given
a ticket for going through a red
light ... while the officer wrote,
Sam quietly argued that the
light had been amber . . . "It
changed while you were going
through," said the officer, "and
you know the law" . . . Sam
agreed that this might have
happened . . . but added that he
was going slow at the time .. .
"I know," answered the officer.
"That's why I'm giving you only
one ticket!"
*
* *
ALTHOUGH HE couldn't be at
their party . . . though he was
to have been there . . . Cantor
Hyman Adler of Congregation
Bnai David was still seen and
heard by the 300 or so young-
sters that attended the Han-
ukah party given by the syna-
gogue . . . Rabbi Joshua Sperka
had imported a television set for
the occasion . so the kids
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ben-
jamin Katz wishes to thank
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown them in
their recent bereavement.
ceeiMe
DE LUXE'
WINES
MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT. MICHIGAN
City Officials, Employees' Group Honor
Rabbi Fram for Pension System Efforts
City officials and officers of
the three organizations of city
employees assembled at the Tul-
ler Hotel, Dec. 19, to honor Rabbi
Leon Fram for his services in
behalf of Detroit's municipal
workers. Rabbi Fram was the
author of Amendments C and J
to liberalize Detroit's pension
system, which were adopted by
the voters at the last election.
Harold Wagner, chairman of
the City Employees Joint Pen-
sion Committee, presided. The
speakers were mayor-elect Al-
bert E. Cobo; president of the
Common Council, George Ed-
ards, and Judge Ira W. Jayne.
he City workers presented the
Rabbi with a gift in apprecia-
tion of his efforts.
T
Feinberg to Address
Simons PTO on Jan. 4
Rabbi Fram began his activity
in relation to Detroit's retire-
ment system when Mayor Van
Antwerp appointed him a mem-
ber of the commission to study
the city charter and asked him
to serve as . chairman of the
committee on the pension provi-
sions of the charter.
After a year of analysis of the
pension system and discovering
its inequities, Rabbi Fram wrote
Amendments C and J, persuaded
the Charter Commission to
adopt them, appeared before the
Common Council and secured
the placement of the amend-
ments on the ballot, then •ap-
peared before the Detroit Citi-
zens League, the League of Wo-
men Voters, Americans for
Democratic Action and secured
their endorsement of the amend-
ments.
Rabbi Fram has received let-
ters of congratulation from city
oficials; members of the Com-
mon Council; Mrs. Pearl Good-
man, president, Detroit Public
Library Employees Union; Gen-
evieve Randolph and Lawrence
Piercey, executives of -the Amer-
ican Federation of State, County
and Municipal Employees, Coun-
cil. 77; and other Detroiters for
his civic activity. Judge Ira W.
Jayne was chairman of the
Charter Revision Study Commis-
Dr. Henry Feinberg, psycholo-
gist, will address the Parent-
Teachers Organization of the
David W. Simons Hebrew School
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4, at
the auditorium of the school,
on the subject "When and How
to Correct Your Child," Anna
Pudavick, chairman of the cul-
tural committee, announces.
At the school Hanukah pro-
gram on Dec. 19, prizes and re- sion.
freshments were given to all the
children by members of the
executive board of the organ-
ization. Mrs. Bessie Soloway,
president, greeted the parents.
Ring in the
NEW YEAR
With a Bong!
Radomer Society Affair's
Proceeds to Go to Israel
Radomer Aid Society held its
29th annual banquet, Dec. 18, at
the Mayfair.
The $3,000 proceeds will go for
aid to Israel.
Nate Wolok is president of the
society. Benjamin Halpern was
chairman of the affair and Sam
Rubin served as toastmaster.
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