26—Friday, July 16, 1971

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Ellen Hassin Becomes
AIrs. Sheldon Brown

ORT Applauds the J VS Workshop

One group paid tribute to an-
other recently, when the Michigan
Region of Women's American
ORT, at its annual Honor Roll
Luncheon, honored the Community
Workshop of Detroit with ORTs
annual community service award.
Mrs. Bernard W. Colton, imme-
diate past region president, pre-
sented the Jewish Vocational Serv-
ice and its Community Workshop
with a plaque for outstanding com-
munity service.
Mrs. Lawrence S. Hack, Mich-
igan Region vice president of
Honor Roll, was chairman of the
day.
Each year, Women's American
ORT recognizes an individual or
organization whose work most
closely parallels that of ORT in
the field of education, with a spe-
cial emphasis on trade and/or
vocational training.
The workshop, an agency of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, serv-
ices individuals age 16 and over

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who have emotional problems and
personality disorders or who are
culturally deprived.
The object of the workshop is
to provide orientation into a tradi-
tional workshop atmosphere and to
help each individual, through
training, to reach his optimum
level of employability.
Medical, psychiatric and/or case-
work services are offered concur-
rently with the workshop training,
after which the individual con-
sidered employable is referred to
the job placement specialist on
staff. The placement counselor
makes special arrangements such
as on-the-job training and also
takes responsibility for a 90 day
follow-up.
Approximately 300-400 previous-
ly considered "unemployable" peo-
ple are trained each year to per-
form tasks, work with others, cope
with a shop atmosphere, and many
are placed in situations of suitable
employment.
At a recent installation luncheon,
Mrs. Donald Thal was installed as
president of the
Michigan Region.
Mrs. Thal, who
is a graduate of
Queen's College
with a BA in
Spanish, received
her MA in educa-
tion at Colum-
b i a University.
The Thals have
three children.
Mrs. Thal
Mrs. Bertram
Adler was installed as chairman
of the executive committee. Vice
presidents are: Mesdames Ber-
nard W. Colton, Lawrence Hack,
Martin Zeldes, Hyman Jackson,
Donald Marrich, Paul Borman and
Harvey Berman; section coordina-
tors, Mesdames Max Beal, Arthur
Lieberman, Allen Rosenfeld and
Louis Sarko; treasurer, Mrs.
Arnold Smith; secretaries, Mes-
dames Alfred Meyers, Daniel Al-
len and Gerald Corlin; and parlia-
mentarian, Mrs. Herman Berlin.

Opera for Younger Set

A performance workshop, at
which scenes from several operas
will be presented, will be open to
young people, age 6-16, at the Jew-
ish Center Aaron DeRoy Theater,
2-4 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are avail-
able at both Centers.

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MRS. SHELDON BROWN

Ellen Ruth Hassin became the
bride of Sheldon Allen Brown in
a ceremony recently at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, with Rabbi
Jacob Segal and Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel officiating.
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Hassin of .Cedarbrook
Ave., Birmingham, and Mrs. Mor-
ris Gerber of Greenfield Rd.
Attending the bride were Mrs.
Ian Hassin, Mrs. Richard Brown
and Mrs. Harvey Bronstein. Dr.
Richard Brown was his brother's
best man, and ushers were Dr.
Ian Hassin and Harvey Bronstein.
The couple honeymooned in To-
ronto.

Lady MD Forgets
Labor Pains; Saves
Young Man's Life

Here's another one for those who
think woman's place is in the
home.
Dr. Sharon Wolf, 27, a second-
year resident at Sinai Hospital, re-
ported in at about 1 p.m. Saturday
to have a baby. On arrival, how-
ever, orderlies brought in a young
man who had suffered a drug over-
dose and had stopped breathing.
Forgetting the labor pains, Dr.
Wolf, a graduate of Wayne State
University Medical School, helped
administer resuscitation to the man
until other doctors could arrive.
With the help of nurses, she had
the young man breathing normally
within minutes.
When the other doctors arrived,
Dr. Wolf went back to her labor
pains. They were only the first
stages, however, and she was sent
home to wait.
At 6 p.m., she returned to Sinai
and 3 1/2 hours later had a 61/2
pound boy.

Sephardic Community
to Picnic This Sunday

The Sephardic Jewish Commu-
nity will hold its annual picnic
Sunday at the Oak Park picnic
grounds, near Church and North-
field Ayes.
The group, composed of former
residents of the Mediterranean
countries, will enjoy Oriental
dishes and delicacies along with
picnic lunches.
There will be games for children
mid adults. Music will be provided
by Robert and Annie Lalouf, chil-
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lalouf.

Vive
L'Difference!

Sorority Seeks Members

Jewish single girls, age 20-26,
are invited to join Sigma Gamma
Sigma Sorority. The non-collegiate
social club welcomes both stu-
dents and working girls. For in-
formation, call Judi Rosen, 352-
4375; or Beth Meizler, 538-5037.

Business
Briefs

Because of the growth of PHIL-
LIPS' SHOES, JERRY EISEN-
SHTADT has been promoted to a
newly created position of super-
visor of store operations. Eisens-
htadt, 29, has worked for Phillips
10 years and was formerly man-
ager of one of the two Northland
stores. He will have responsibility
for the day-to-day operations of
the nine Phillips Shoe Stores in
Michigan and Ohio.
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Carl Carson of CARL'S KOSHER
MEAT & POULTRY MARKET
will celebrate his first anniversary
in Lincoln Center July 19. Carl
has been in the meat business for
20 years. He was formerly on
Seven Mile and Schaefer Rd. Dur-
ing the week of his first anniver-
sary, Carl is inviting all his
friends and customers to stop in
for coffee and cake.
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SIMONS-MICHELSON CO. part-
ners James Michelson announces
the appointment of JAMES P.
MOORE of Ypsilanti to the staff
of the Detroit-based advertising
agency. Moore has been an assist-
ant account executive at Grey
Advertising here.
*. * *
Jack Robinson, founder and
president of PERRY PHARMACY
INC. announced the opening of
four new Perry Pharmacy stores,
bringing the total number of stores
in this fast-growing chain to 17.

Pontiac Lake Setting
for Criterion Party

Criterion Club for single adults
will hold a beach party Sunday
at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area.
Guests will be welcome.
Riders will pack beach gear and
picnic lunches and will leave by
motorcade at 11:30 a.m. from the
Oak Park Community Center park-
ing lot.
For information, call Bertha
Miller, KE 2-7870; or Betty Wein-
berg, 532-8855.

Last year, the vocational serv-
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