Her ill an-Stone Engagement Told Applied Physics and is the author of many scientific papers. Name Dr. Goldman Head of Ford's Scientific Lab He and his wife, Estelle, have the committee on Basic of magnetism. While engaged in Dr. Jacob E. Goldman, 12800 Sciences of the American Insti- three children. Burton, Oak Park, has been this work, he was a member of tute of -Electrical Engineers and the part-time faculty of the appointed director of the a member of Sigma Xi. In scientific laboratory at the Ford graduate school of the Univer- June 1961, he was awarded an sity of Pittsburgh. Research and Engineering Cen- honorary doctorate of laws from ter. He will direct fundamental Yeshiva University. research in physics, mathema- Custoln, Craft He served as consultant to tics, chemistry, metallurgy and the U.S. Naval Ordnance Labo- physical electronics. He for- UPHOLSTERING CO. ratory, Brookhaven National merly was associate director of (Formerly of Dexter Blvd.) Laboratory of the A t o in i c basic research. 18405-7 Energy Commission and Oak WYOMING at Pickford Dr. Goldmen joined Ford in Ridge National Laboratory. In Custom Furniture 1955. A native of Brooklyn, 1959, Dr. Goldman served as Made to Order N.Y., he graduated from Yes- Visiting Webster Professor at - Repairing hiva University in New York Massachusetts Institute of Tech- M. Re-upholstering Goldenberg - S. Kreismon with a Bachelor of Science nology. He was associate editor FREE ESTIMATES degree in 1940. Three years of the American Journal of 861-6699 later he completed his advanced Physics and the Journal of degree work and was awarded his doctorate in physics at the University of Pennsylvania. He joined Westinghouse Re- search Laboratories as a re- search physicist specializing in NOW OPEN! MISS ROBIN HERMAN Mrs. Louis Herman and John Herman of Chicago announce the engagement of their daugh- ter; Robin Judy, to Dr. Dale Howard Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Stone. Miss Herman attended the University of Illinois and is now continuing her studies at Wayne State University. A De- cember wedding is planned. Oak Park High News Spotlight NATHAN & IRVING'S Kosher Meat & Poultry Market DR. JACOB E. GOLDMAN Dr. Goldman joined the physics department of the Carnegie Institute of Techno- logy in 1950 as a staff member, serving as a lecturer and as- sistant professor. In 1953 he was named director of the Institute's Laboratory of Magnetics Research. He is a past-chairman of the National Academy of Science's Standing Committee for the re- view of the Defense Depart- ment Scientific Research Programs, a fellow of the Amer- ican Physical Society, chairman Simons Celebrate Golden Anniversary The .golden wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Simon will be celebrated at a dinner party Oct. 9 given by their chil- dren, Sidney Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simon and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelkin. Mr. Simon is a retired -car- penter. They have five grand- children. Want ads get quick results! By BRUCE KRIEGEL The Oak Park Parent Teacher Student Association will spon- sor the sixth annual Oak Park Follies which will be presented I in the high school auditorium on the evenings of Oct. 10, 11 and 12. Profits from the follies provide for the annual PTSA scholarship awards. "Broad- way" has been chosen as the theme for this year's program. Three Israeli students are studying at Oak Park High this year. Staying for one year with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schneider of Oak Park, is Anita Harmelin, a stu- dent from Tel-Aviv. Also, from Graneyhoda, Israel, a suburb of Tel-Aviv, are Rina and Gina Dorfman, twins, who are here with their family visiting a brother. The girls find it odd that in the United States the students are permitted to choose their subjects because all classes are compulsory in Israel and the teachers rotate • to the various classes while the stu- dents remain throughout the day in the same classroom. The Redskins play the Claw- son Trojans today as part of the annual Homecoming Day at Oak Park High. As in the past, students parade through the city in decorated cars. A Homecoming Queen and her court will be selected and will reign at the dance to be held later in the school cafeteria. Several penalties and a fum- ble were factors which pre- vented the Redskins from de- feating Madison on Sept. 2L The result was a 13-13 tie. 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