Child Rescue Women
Co-Sponsor Club for
Retarded Young Adults
The Northwest Child Rescue
Women, in conjunction with the
Jewish Center, is sponsoring a
group of mentally retarded
young adults known as the
"Young Israel Club."
The group meets every Thurs-
day night with Allan Gelfond,
a Center social worker, as ad-
visor. Members have partici-
pated in roller-skating, swim-
ming, cook-outs, trampoline and
a mid-winter week end at Camp
Tamarack.
Announcements
Hannah Schloss Old Timers Honor
Goldstick for Service to Detroit
A Social Singles "Cabaret
Night," a Tween basketball
game and dance, an Israeli folk
dance program and an "Omni-
bus Series" production are high-
lights on the schedule of activi-
ties at the Jewish Center.
The Social Singles (21-35)
will present a "Cabaret Night"
at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Center.
The program will feature a
twist demonstration and instruc-
tion.
A basketball game and dance
with the Toledo Tweens will be
held for Tweens from 8-10 p.m.
Saturday at the Center. The
Jewish Center Tween All Stars
will play the Toledo All Stars.
Dress is casual. Tickets are on
sale at the Center.
An evening of Israeli folk
dancing will be held 8 p.m.
Nathaniel Goldstick, former Corporation Counsel, is shown Sunday
at the Center. Partners
receiving an award of honor from the Hannah Schloss Old
Timers, at the group's annual dinner meeting at the Staler. are not needed.
The next presentation in the
The presentation was made by Samuel Rubiner (left). Herman
A. Schmier (right) drafted the text of the award resolution Omnibus series of the Center
which cited Goldstick for 30 years of dedicated service to will be the "Emperor's New
Clothes" by the Traveling Play-
Detroit.
house of New York at 2 and
3:30 p.m. March 4. Group ticket
rates may be obtained by call-
ing DI 1-4200.
Feb. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Gutman (Myra Banks), of
13700 W. 10 Mile Rd., Oak Park,
a daughter, Lisa Beth.
* *• *
Feb. 7 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Franklin Solway (J eanett e
Kr o 11 ), 24721 Radclift, Oak
Park, a son Mark Steven.
* * *
Feb. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs.
George (G. G.) Eisenberg (Hedy
Reisner), 19714 Monte Vista, a
son, Jeffrey Laurence.
* * *
Woman Writes
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred of Episode Under
Linden (Edith Braver), 1729 Nazis in Germany
Dolores, Livonia, a daughter, Editor, The Jewish News:
Arline Beth.
It was shortly after the Ger-
* * •*
pogrom of 1938; but in
Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor- man
Germany, nobody knew what
ton R. Golder (Rae Ann Moss, would
happen next.
formerly of Detroit), 17242 Bul- Around
noon, the doorbell
lock, Encino, Calif., a son, Eric rang and two
secret policemen
Jeffrey.
walked in. We expected my fa-
* * *
to be taken in because at
Feb. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Myron ther
that time they usually went after
Yanitz (Eleanor Blau), 18336 the
However, the summons
Stahelin, a son, Raymond Allan. was men.
for me; it asked for my ap-
* * *
the following Monday.
Jan. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs. pearance
Everyone was afraid for me;
Perry M. Cohen (Margo N. what
did it mean? Would they
Panush), 1010 I s 1 an d, Ann put me
in jail or send me to
Arbor, a son, Michael Howard. a concentration
camp? Anything
* * *
Jan. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. was possible. I didn't feel guilty
of any crime, but that didn't
Edward Berman (Rosalyn Glaz- matter
for I was a Jew.
er), 13151 Albany, Oak Park,
The rest of Saturday went
a son, Kenneth Eric.
by in fear and suspense. Sunday
* * *
Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen came and friends and relatives
C. Rose (Estelle Kraus), 23291 stopped by to give advice and
sympathy. One said I should
Kipling, Oak Park, a daughter, make
myself ill in order not
Shari Sue.
to appear, but I knew this would
* * *
Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin not work. I listened to everyone
Edelson (Joanna Grossman), of and thanked them for their kind-
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in walked a man with a box
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were some of the articles that
had been stolen from my home.
The S.S. man gave me a red
change purse with all the money
that had been in it, six sterling
cake forks, a folding umbrella,
and a silver watch.
He asked me if those things
belonged to me. I said all of
them did except the silver watch.
He started typing a statement
that all of the articles belonged
to me. I said the watch wasn't
mine; he said I should take it.
I thought he was trying to trick
me, so - I said it wasn't mine
and I didn't want it. He asked
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Margolis-Eisenberg
Troth Announced
,Center Grciups Plan
`Cabaret,' Basketball;
Dancing, 'Omnibus'
MISS PHYLLIS MARGOLIS
The engagement of Phyllis
Melva Margolis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Margolis of Muir-
land Ave., to Robert Allen Eisen-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Eisenberg of Griggs Ave., was
announced at a recent cocktail
party honoring the couple.
The bride-elect attends Carne-
gie Institute. Her fiance attends
the University of Detroit School
of Dentistry, where he is affili-
ated with Alpha Omega Dental
Fraternity.
Prof. Bright to Speak Wilson to Address
Aesculapian Assn.
to Mumford Parents
Dean Stephen Wilson of the
The Mumford Parents Club
will present Dr. John Russell
Bright at an open meeting 8:20
p.m. Tuesday at Mumford High
School.
His address will be on "Edu-
cation a la Mode." He will tal
on the liberal arts viewpoint a
basic education, comparing
educational system with that
Soviet Russia, and will also
cuss the giving of scholarship
based on need versus ability; the
importance of schools compared
to missiles.
Bright is professor of chemis-
try at Wayne State University,
d was recently named director
the new Office of Research
inistration.
College of Pharmacy at Wayne
State University will address a
meeting of
Phar
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onday at Rainbow Te
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Youth
League
`Cabaret
Youth Education League will
hold its anual donor event, a
"Cabaret-Luncheon," noon Wed-
nesday at the Elmwood Casino,
Windsor, Ont., to climax a fund
raising drive which began last
September, announced Mrs.
Jack Munson, vice president in
charge of the event.
The league has assisted •the
children of indigent families for
more than 25
years, provid-
ing tuition for
special schools..
college schol-
arships, annual
contributions
to the C e r e-
br al Palsy
Clinic and to
t h e Parents'
Foundation for Mrs. Munson
Mentally Retarded Children.
Mrs Reuben J. Mendelssohn
is president of the organization.
For reservations to the donor
affair, call Mrs. Munson DI
1-0805.
HE READING IMPROVEMENT
CENTER
offers its services patterned to
individual needs.
Dorothy S. Orent, M.A.
7403 W. Seven Mile Road—UN 1-4401
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Lake Mougay „, I I
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WEEK SESSIONS
• Sat ing
• Motor Boatin
& Water-
• Horseback Riding
ripping
• Arts & Crafts
• Dramatics
• instrumental
Music
• Fishing
• Land Sports
• Cultural Friday
Evenings
For Registration or Brochure Call:
17344 Appoline, Detroit
DI 1-5328
Camp Directors—Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Melton