roup ,o old eater ar y
Home for Aged Resident Count' areer
To Make Second Debut
More toys for tots is the theme Rochlen, Sylvia Silver and Ben-
song
Of the Carer Group, Na- lah Smerling. Displays and poS-
4s Violin Virtuoso '
tional Council of Sewish Women, tees are being handled by Emily
'Ow
divitie3 in Society
For 16 years, the talented for its fund-rai.strig thea-
fingers of Abe Shuman, a 78- ter party, announced Goldie
Mr. and rs. William Shulak, of Fairfield Ave., have just re- year old resident of the Jewish Levenstein, chairman. The party
will be held at the Studio The-
turned from a month's vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.
ater, on March 26, will feature
The Abe Schmiers of Sherbourne Road have returned from
the movie, "TheGolem," Yid-
an extended cruise through the West Indies and South America.
dish-French tale of family life,
Mr, and Mrs. David Nedelman of 19783 Sorrento celebrated
with English titles.
their 23rd wedding anniversary on MarCh 10. -
Two showings are planned for
Ave., have returned home
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Joslove of Steel -
7:30 and 9:30 p.m. The general
from a month's stay in Miami Beach.
public is invited. Proceeds will go
' Mr. and Mrs. L. Kepes of Wildemere have returned from their
for the Career Group's - Ship-a-
winter vacation at Miami Beach and Havana, Cuba.
Box" project—two Israel kinder-
• Lt. Sidney Ackerman, son of Mrs. Ethel Ackerman Mellman,
gartens to which the group sends
is home on a two-week furlough. He will report to Fort Campbell,
onthly packages.
Ky. when he returns to duty.
isting Miss Levenstein in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yanich are now residing at 1955 Blaine.
arranging the event are: ticket
• Mr. and Mrs. Max Tauber of Fairfield Ave. have left for a
chairman, Elsie Switzer. and
vacation in Miami Beach.
captains of ticket sales: Minette
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Winkelman of t'airfield Ave. and Mr. and
Agree, Bea and Ruth Davidson.
Mrs. Robert Janeway of Canterbury Drive returned last week from
Eve Fields, Millie Label, Lillian
a trip to the Bahamas. Mrs. Winkelman now is spending two
Lewis, Sylvia Medow, Anne
weeks in Gladstone, Mich., visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Rosen-.
blum.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper of Chicago Blvd., are back from
the El Dorado Ranch in Tucson, Ariz.
Mr. Sam Petok of Indiana Ave. has ftturned from a 10 day
trip to Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Benjamin Silberstein has returned to her Lincolnshire
Drive abode, after a stay in Miami Beach. Mr. Silberstein will
follow in a week.
Mr. and Mrs. DeRoy Kuttnauer of Fairfield Ave. are spend-
ing a few, days in New York City before embarking on a South
American cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wallace of Pennington Drive have re-
turned from a vacation in Miami Beach.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Westman of Boston Blvd. are enjoying
the climate at Def Rio Ranch near Tucson, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shwayder will return to their Fair-
field Ave. abode this coming week after six weeks in the Carib-
bean and Florida areas.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Krohn of Whitmore Road are on a 12 day
cruise to South America.
Tales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
01 Posterity."—Disraeli.
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Betsy
Barbara
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Levin
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Home for Ag e d, lay dormant,
unable to master the intricate
maneuverings necessary to play
the violin.
Shuman, a graduate of the
Warsaw Conservatory, felt the
loss accutely. But. so did the
many residents of the Home, for
whom he used to play.
Through the encouragement
of Mrs. Herman Bregman, a pi-
anist and member of the Home
for Aged .Women's Auxiliary, and
through case work and therapy,
Shuman will play again.
The numbness - which plagued
his hand has disappeared and so
has the gloom which clouded
Shuman's life for -those 16 years.
The talented violinist is now
practicing every day for a pro-
gram of the Auxiliary at 1 p.m..
Monday, at the Davison Jewish
Center. He will be accompanied
in his program by Mrs. Breg-
man.
Also to be featured at the
Auxiliary meeting will be a
movie. "Life at the Horne - and
an election „of. officers. An in-
stallation affair . is scheduled for
May 19. at the Bel-Aire Terrace.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Benja-
min Miller wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
ing its recent bereavement. ,
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SUNDAYS, 12 to 4
Pontiac will be the center of
Activities of Central's clubs
have been accelerated within • activities for Temple Israelites
the last two weeks. The Latin and Beth Elites this week end at
e its incoming offi- the final Michigan Federation of
u ins talld
Clb
cars at a meeting on March 13. Temple Youth conclave, Those MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S
Jean Fox was the presiding of- attending will arrive by bus the CLUB will hold a Purim dinner
ficer. Those installed were: Pete afternoon of March 21. at Tern- at 7 p.m.. Sunday, at Bel-Aire
Gould, Martha Himmelhoch. pie Beth Jacob. and go to homes Terrace. Entertainment is being
Barbara Ettinger a n d Elaine where they will stay during the planned. For tickets and infor-
Eglar. conclave. !nation. call Sartuel Goodman.
A weekend of activities is TY. 4-4801. • . •
Jeannine Klueger, president of
ROSENWALD POST, Ameri-
the French Club, addressed her planned. including a service Fri-
fellow members at its last meet- day night, • which will be con- can Legion, will celebrate its
ing. She spoke, 'en francais,' duCted by youth delegates. On 20th anniversary with a dance
about her life in France, where Saturday the theme of the pro- and evening of entertainment
she spent her first 13 years. and gram will be - What Jewish on entertainment. on March 29,
about her experiences during the Youth Can ,Contribute to the at Cong. Bnai MoShe: Mickey
war. More addresses, a few Jewish Religion.” A dinner-dance Woolf and his orchestra will be
movies and a combined meeting will be held Saturday night. featured. F o r information or
with the Spanish Club are on
On Sunday, a short service will reservations. call Joseph Sha-
the agenda for the future.
be followed by a luncheon. and piro, UN. 1-6039.
Shirley Soil fer. a C e n t r a 1 then conferees will depart for
alumnus. will address the Girls home.
THE JEWISH NEWS - 1 5
Athletic Association at- its meet-
Friday, March 14, 1952
ing on March 20. Shirley. now a are
Those
attending
Beth
El
Marvin
Wolf, from
Peggy
Bar-
Wayne student, will speak on nett. Dori Sand, Jim Weitzman.
"Majoring in Health Education
. Dorothy - Rosenbloom. Kenny
at Etta
college."
Ross and Judy Kobler. Abrams. Ruth Gubstein, Robin
Plotnick, Josie Berke, Joe Asher-
two _ Centralites, gave a leap son. John Haber, Lee Marks,
year party for a number of their ! Nina Katy. Sara and Gloria Zim-
friends
on Feb.
29. Those
present
were
Judy
Kobler
and Arnie
merman. Dick Edgar, Judy Kob-
ler, Bob Usher and Marcia Klein-
13unin, Saralei Reiss andsGordon man.
Kane, Elaine ,Schonborn and
Eleventh graders' at Mumford
Dave Buckfirer, Shirley Rash
and Harvey Baum. Faye Wein- are beginning to visualize their
stein and Mary Freed. Patty senior play taking place. What
Mandel and Burt Issacs, Sari appears to be a hole to outsiders
shape
Weisman and Stew Gorelic, is taking on the very real
of
an
auditorium
to
Mumford-
Robin Plotnick and Norm Brod-
sky, Bobby Dworkin and Gene ites.
The confirmation class of
Ruthe Gutstein and Al-
lan, Klein, Sheila Sardman and Temple Beth El has invited the
class
Nom Randell, Winnie Goose Temple Israel
afrO• Jerry Fidler, Lorraine Kap- . to.. its first confirmation semi-
laii.and Bernie Ginsburg, Bar- formal ball, this Saturday, at
Temple Beth El.
bara Gantz and Larry Saxe.
Matzos and
Central's Girls S wi mming
team won the first meet of the Boris Joffe to Address
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Produced under the supervision of
meet were Lenore Weiss, cap- on "Our Jewish Community"
Rabbi Mendel Cliodrow
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