activities in Society

Councilman Mel Ravitz spoke Tuesday at Sinai Hospital of
Detroit. He addressed the Women's Auxiliary of the Maimonides
Medical Society on the topic "What It Means to Be a Councilman."
Laker Family Club celebrated its third annual installation
at the Elmwood Casino, Windsor. Melvin W. Mermell was
awarded a past-presidents plaque and James N. Laker, outgoing
vice-president, and Mrs. Melvin Mermell, historian, received
merit certificates. Melvin W. Menne11, president; Mrs. Harry Fogel,
vice president; Mrs. James Laker, secretary; Mrs. Melvin Mermell,
historian; and Harry Stone, sergeant at arms.
Kutnick Family Club will hold its Purim Party 8 p.m.
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kutnick, Strathcona
Dr. Movies will be shown.
Mrs. Harold Weiss, 20058 Stansbury, is flying to New York
to see off former Detroiter Mrs. David Meyers, on her European
trip.
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity and Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority,
both of Wayne State University, have formed a brother-sister
relationship as a follow-up to Greek Week on the campus. The
groups will jointly sponsor several functions.
Miss Donnie Kein was recently installed as chapter sweet-
heart of Dag Hammarskjold Bnai Brith Young Men.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leiderman have moved into their new
home at 18946 Cherrylawn. Among their recent guests who
helped dedicate their home were Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham
Zentman, Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Rockove, Mr. and Mrs. David
J. Cohen, with their daughter Sherril, Mrs. Hyman Crystal,
Mrs. Hyman Goldstein, Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Halperin and
the Youth Commission, Mrs. Ralph Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Krohngold and young people of the LTG group of Beth
Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Liederman's son, Ronald, recently
returned from two trips connected with his studies at the
the guest of Rabbi and Mrs. Katz of the Telshe Yeshiva and
one to New York with the Chabad group.
Mrs. Nate Kaplan, national president of the Ladies Aux.
Jewish War Veterans, left Wednesday to continue her national
tour after spending three days in Michigan. At the Girls'
Youth Home, division of the Juvenile Detention Home, Monday
she presented several classroom gifts. She received the key
to the city from Mayor Cavanagh and was a guest at the
fifth annual paid-up membership party of the Michigan de-
partment at Beth Aaron Synagogue.
Sherman Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Sherman, 18114 Warrington.
Beth Goldman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Goldman
of Renfrew Rd., and Ellen Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Cohen of Stoepel Ave., were elected president and vice-
president, respectively, of Pasteur School student council.
Beth Rhodes and Gordon Goodman, students of Julius Chajes
at the Center Music School, shared the first prize at the Michi-
gan Music Teachers Contest for Juniors, held Feb. 22 in East
Lansing.
Tuberculosis patients at the Dearborn Veterans Hospital
were entertained recently by the Oak Park and Auxiliary of the
Jewish War Veterans.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Glass, with daughters Amy Beth and
Karen Sue, of Anaheim, Calif., were recent guests of their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas of Washburn Ave. The Michael
Englemens of Flint were weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.

ORT Day to Mark 84th Birthday

Making preparations for the Michigan Region ORT Day
program 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek are
(from left) Mesdames Irving Stollman, vice president of mem-
bership; Nathan H. Schlafer, president; and Ben Brandt, vice-
president of education. 4>
* * *
Mrs. Irvin J. Kurtz, past
The 84th birthday of ORT president of the Michigan Re-
(Organization for Rehabiliation gion, will deliver a report on
Through Training) will be ob- her tour through ORT schools
served by the Michigan Region in Tunis, Casablanca, Rome,
with a dessert luncheon and Paris and other schools in
program 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Europe, only a few of the 600
schools in 22 nations operated
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
"Why Must the Show Go On," through ORT. More than a mil-
a program fashioned after New lion underprivileged people
York's Upstairs at the Down- have been trained since the
stairs, will feature Paul Win- organization's founding in 1880.
ter, radio personality; actress
Mrs. Nathan H. Schlaer pres-
Liz Weiss; and guitarist - folk dent of the region, announces
singer Ted Lucas.
that anyone joining on ORT
ORT Day will be observed' Day will be admitted free, to-
by 60,000 ORT members gether with her sponsor.
Coming radio and television
throughout the country, for
whom the membership drive broadcasts will feature an ORT
is culminated with events theme. Mrs. Schlafer will be
such as this, according, to interviewed by Fran Harris
ORT Day chairman Mrs. 6:15 p.m. Saturday on WWJ.
Harold Kukes. Membership An ORT film, "Come With Me,
vice president is Mrs. Irving My Brother," will be shown 2
p.m. March 8 on WJBK-TV 2.
Stollman.

to Marry Mr. Beck

Children's Hospital Names Dr. John Pollack
to Seventh Term as Its Chief of State

Dr. John J. Pollack was ap-
pointed this week to his seventh
consecutive year as chief of
staff of Children's Hospital.
Dr. Pollack, who received
his M.D. at the University of
Toronto, did graduate train-
ing in pediatrics in New Jer-
sey and a year later came to
Children's Hospital. He has
been there since 1930.
A member of the Fresh Air
Camp board of directors and
former vice president, Dr.
Pollack was appointed this year

to the board of the Professional
Service Group. He is past presi-
dent of the Detroit Pediatrics
Society.
Dr. Pollack lives with his
wife, Hilda, at 19325 Berkeley.
They have a daughter, a son
and two grandsons.

goun,dations
Ay %ail

MISS ROSALIE WOZGAR

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wozgar
of Dougall Rd., Windsor, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rosalie Deborah, to
Sanford Beck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Beck of W. Outer
Dr.
The bride-elect is a senior
in education at Wayne State
University. Her fiance is at-
tending Lawrence Institute of
Technology.
The wedding is set for March
22.

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ROSENWALD AUXILIARY,
American Legion, will hold an
executive board meeting noon
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Marion Tennebaum, 18948 Ken-
tucky. Luncheon will be serv-
ed. Discussion will center on
a games party and other char-
ity affairs. Donations have been
made by the group to the Heart
Fund, in memory of Eleanore
Ethel Poplack, to the John F.
Kennedy Center for Retarded
Cerebral Palsied Children in
Israel, to March of Dimes and
to Ecuador Care Packages. A
regular meeting is set for March
11 at Cong. Beth Yehudah.
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OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP will meet 3
p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Morris Subar, 24100 Cool-
idge. Guest speaker will be
Rabbi Judah Rackovsky.
* *
SHERWOOD GROUP, Hadas-
sah, will hold an open board
meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Eder,
19375 Canterbury. Dessert
luncheon will be served. Mrs.
Abraham Kutlov is chairman
of the day. Mrs. Max Lichter
will deliver the Hadassah mid-
winter report, and Irving Ru-
bin, executive secretary of the
Road Commission, will speak.

Jewish Satirist,
Samuel Fisher, to
Perform at UHS

Satirist Samuel Fisher, whose
humorous monologues, stories,
parodies and folk songs depict-
ing all facets of Jewish life have
been presented throughout the
world, will be presented in a
special program 9 p.m. March 9
at the Esther Berman Building
of the United Hebrew Schools.
The evening is sponsored by
Kvutza Ivrit, the Hebrew-speak-
ing cultural group, and is open
to the public.
Fisher has performed in
such countries as Iceland and
Ecuador. As a fighter in the
Israeli army, he gave over 500
performances while in the
front lines of fire during the
war of Independence and
Sinai Campaign.
For tickets, call Eliezer Silv-
erman, United Hebrew Schools,
DI 1-3407.

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