//•in Carson to Marry Education Reform Topic of TV Forum;
Hearts of Gold Sought in Tri-County Area Nancy Gilbertofillinois NCJW Participates in Task Force
A search is on throughout Wayne.
Oakland and Macomb counties for
women With proverbial hearts of
gold.
Forty-two women's organizations
comprising the Heart of Gold
Award Council are joining forces
to single out those who have made
unusual and outstanding volunteer
contributions to the metropolitan
Detriot community.
Working in cooperation with
Women for the United Foundation
tWUF), the council is planning its
third annual award ceremony and
luncheon for Feb. 10 in Cobo Hall.
Plans for the third award
luncheon were announced by the
council's chairman. Mrs. Joseph
L. Hudson Jr.. of Grosse Pointe.
Her a ice chairman is Mrs. Aaron
Gershenson.
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ual in the tri-county area may sub-
mit a nomination prior to the Nov.
1 deadline. Only previous Heart
Gold winners will be ineligible for
recognition.
A nomination inust be made in a
letter of 200 to 500 words outlining
the volunteer's activities with em-
phasis on contributions made dur-
ing the past year.
The nominee's name must be
omitted in the letter but included
along with her address and tele-
phone number on a separate slip
stapled to the letter. The name.
address and telephone number of
the organization or individual
making the nomination also must
appear on a separate slip.
Forms for nominations may be
MISS NANCY GILBERT
obtained from the Heart of Gold
Award Council, 1526 Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Gilbert of
WO 5-7100, to which all entries Flossmoor, Ill. announce the en-
must be submitted by Nov. 1.
gagement of their daughter Nancy
Jean to Irwin Krengel Carson, son
of
Mr. and Mrs. George Krengei
Orthodox Women Plan
Carson of Knollwood Cir., Birm-
ingham.
Stern College Benefit
Great Lakes Chapter, Women's
Miss Gilbert. a graduate of the
Branch Union of Orthodox Jewish University of Michigan, is a grad-
Confrregations of America. will uate student there. Mr. Carson
hold its annual scholarship fund was graduated from Harvard Col-
tea 1 p.m. Oct. 22 in the home of
where he was a member of
Mrs. Fred Sklarchyk. 21640 Mea- Hasty Pudding Institute 1770, hav-
dow Ln., Southfield. Co-chairmen ing written the musical scores for
are Mesdames Israel I. Halpern several productions..11e is present-
and Kurt Hertz.
ly a senior at the University of
The project will benefit Stern Michigan medical school.
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a
division
of
College for Women
A December wedding is planned.
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An analysis of the educational
crisis in Michigan and the gover-
nor's education reform proposals'
will be broadcast on two 90-minute!
television specials as a public
service sponsored by the Metro-
politan Task Force on Education.
The National Council of Jewish
Women, Detroit Section, will par-
ticipate in the programs, schedul-
ed for 4:30 p.m. Sunday and 8 p.m.
Tuesday, both on Channel 56.
Mrs. Frederick Shevin, president
of the NCJW,
said that mem-
bers Mesdames
Seymour Rowe,
Victor Shiffman,
Joseph Kaufman,
and Jon Desen-
berg will be
among the pDrti-
cipants who 'Will
answer questions
and comments
Mrs. Shevin
telephoned to the
station during the open forum pro-
gram. The Council has been an
active participant in the task force
since its inception.
Mrs. Maxine Rose, vice presi-
dent of public affairs for the
NCJW, is chairman of the task
forge. Mrs. David Snyder, aided by
Mrs. Steven Sklar, will be in
charge of hospitality for the pro-
gram participants and television
crew Sunday and Tuesday.
To make the citizens of Mich-
igan aware of the issues and the
necessity for reform, there will be
two panels of experts taking part
in "Educational Reform: a Price
on Survival." On Sunday, the
panel will consist of State Sen.
Sander Levin; Mrs. Margaret
Foerch, past president of the Lea-
gue of Women Voters and a mem-
ber of the Governor's Special
Commission on Education; Bill
Grant, education writer for the
The Task Force is believed to be
the only group bringing these is-
sues before the public via tele-
vision.
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