28—Friday, May 5, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

NCJW Celebrates Orchards' 1st Decade;
Honors School Principal for Assistance

Dr. Kenneth Bateman, principal

of Tyler Elementary School in

Livonia.

was

presented the Han-

nah t; Solomon Award by the

National Council of Jewish Worn

Sectom at the iirr...amia
tillsannual mi•iiturg Monday
e.

Pr Bateman w a, honored for
a —1st:ince oNcr the past 10
err to the :Nr.INS' Orchards pro-
lOth anniversary the
aa Iron was
celebrating at t he
slectiniz• in
council headquarters
orchards is a lesidential treatment
program for severely emotionally ,
disturbed boys who have been
unable to function in school, at
home or with their peers and 4k ho
require placement away from home
to be treated

Dr Bateman has accepted many
orchards boy s who were rejectmi
by their own schools into Tyler
Elementary The award came as
a surprise to Dr Bateman. who
war saluted for his "great depth
ef umier,t and inz. ;Ind compassion."
speakers at the meeting were

Sisterhood Sets LdstDetroit Installation

E uropean Trip Fo ows
ll

Adas Shalom Sisterhood will jin-
tall officers for the last time in
the Detroit synagoguge before lolly-
ing to its new' building in Farming-
ton. The ceremony will take place
noon Wednesday in the social hill.
Guests are invited by Mrs. Carl iR.
Lichtenstein, installation chairman.
Mrs. J. Stewart Linden, a past
president, will install Mesdanrs
Sol Hammerstein
as president:
Manuel Katzman,
Robert Dunsky,
and Harry Nach-
man, vice presi-
dent s. Marvin
Fuller, Gerald
Ross, M a r tin
Share, Theodore
Thomas and Ben
Bori n, secreta-
fElPhs--
ries:: and Shel-

Kap/an-Feuer/mu/Rites

Dr. Sallie R. Churchill, associate
professor of social work at the
University of Michigan; Dr.
Fritz Redl, Distinguished Pro-
fessor of Behavioral Sciences
at Wayne State University; and
Gerald Levin. executive director
of Orchards Children's Services.

Establishment of the Orchards,
under sponsorship of the Detroit
Section. came as a result of an
intensive two-year study concern-
ing unmet mental health needs of
the community. Services, besides
a residential environment, include
a camping program, outpatient
group and individual treatment and
therapeutic preschool nursery. A
total of 244 clients have been serv-
iced in the various programs this
past year.

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MRS. ALAN KAPLAN

table decorations, Mrs. Starman:
and luncheon chairmen, Mrs. Sam-
uel Dobkin and Mrs. George Brown.

"AU That The Name
In a recent ceremony at the
Guest artist Mrs. Bernard
Raleigh House Lynn Cheryl Feuer-
WE DO ALL THE WORK
per will be accompanied by Mrs.
REMOVE AND INSTALL
man and Alan Harvey Kaplan
Stein,
were married with Rabbi M. Rob-
ALso on the program are Cantor
•
ert Syme and Cantor Harold Or-
Geolige
Nicholas Fenakel, Mrs.
bach officiating.
Bassin. Mrs. Ronald Katz, Mrs. Na-
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
than Starman outgoing president;
Suburban Call Collect
and Mrs. George Feuerinan
Mrs. Isadore 'Goren and Associate
Reverse Charges
Southfield Rd., Southfield. The Cantor Larry Vieder. Hostess
• bridegroom is the son of Mr. and chairman is Mrs. Sidney Schwartz;
Gerald I.. Levin is executive
Mrs. Seymour Kaplan of Twyck-
director of the Orchards: Dr.
ingham Way, Southfield.
Joseph Fischhoff, director of psy-
The new Mrs Kaplan were a
chiatric services; and Daniel Utche-
satin wedding gown with Empire
'Ilk, director of social services.
Helen linherg
bodice and wedding ring collar.
Orchards Children's Services is
The hair..tts pluck ail! come hack to haunt
A matching satin wedding ring
tweme again. remember this
son. liefore , ■
the responsibility of a steering
cap held an illusion veil with flow-
Quota (ion, one of the foremost no.dical
committee headed by Mrs. Saul
ing train. She carried a French
authorities on the subject of human hair:
Rosenblum, president of the De-
bouquet of flowers.
"Plucking taut strong hairs should nmer be
troit section; and co-chairmen Mrs.
tobised. - N h. not? Because the lung term.
Judy El Mouchi, the bride's sis-
Maxwell Ladies and Mrs. Melvin
penalties furl- continued plucking can he so
ter, was matron of honor. Mary
Kothert
..esere:
Ann Tatomir was maid of honor.
now
that
Air-cooled
jet
1. You may stimulate thif
Bridesmaids were Cheryl and
Stream Electrolysis is avail-
growth of additional hairs
Nancy Kaplan, the bridegroom's
able to you. This is the first
around the one you pull
twin sisters: Shelly Heyman, Lynn
method of permanent hair
out.
Schuhel and Caron Singee.
removal with everything to
2.
You may cause succes-

Implies"

nip-

,

The Orchards Children's Services
provide a training and research
facility for local colleges and uni-
versities. For the first time, NCJW'
has fended a research project that
will deal qualitatively with the
therapeutic work done in the resi-
dential program.

891-1818

CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS

Paths t
on Your
shopping

mazel!

Carol Ellman to Recoil,'

hl fete' of Robert (;rumet

You're in luck when you

have Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Cheese Pizza Mix on hand
for hungry kids. Because

you've got a sizzling hot

The couple honeymoone,1 in Eu-
rope.

treat in just about 20 min-

utes — crisp., cheesy.
authentic Italian pizza that

wins big cheers. All the
makings come in this one
package—pizza flour mix,
pizza sauce. cheese and

easy directions. Um,m. how
about making one whole

one, all for yourself ,

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Cheese
Pizza

Elliott Kaplan, the bridegroom's
brother, was best man. Ushers
were Barry Feuerman. the bride's
brother; Neil El Mouchi, the
bride's brother-in-law; Steve Gantz.
Bruce Gursky, Howard Shiffman
and Rick Levey.

sive generations of hair front

commend it Air-cooled Jet

the abused follicle to growl

Stream is faster, more com-

coarser, longer, darker.

fortable.
Electrolysis is the only

3.

You may cause skin irri

tations, pits, scars.

medically approved method

4.

to remove hair permanently.

You may makeeventua

permanent removal slowe

Investigate this suprior spe-

and costlier by pulling the

cialized service for the per-

root

manent improvement and

and

follicle

Such risks

Marriages

ROLLIN-GOOD: In a recent
ceremony in Ann Arbor, Jeri Lo-
retta Good became the bride of
Robert E. Rollin. Rabbi Sherwin
T. Wine officiated. The new Mrs.
Rollin is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rov S. Good of Vernon Rd .
' Huntington Woods. Mr. Rollin is
MISS CAROL ELLMAN
the son of Mrs. Paul Rollin of
Garden City and the late Mr .
Mr. and Mrs. Iry Ellman of
Rollin. The couple will reside' in
Sutton Pl., Birmingham. an-
Ann Arbor.
nounce the -engagement of their
daughter Carol to Robert Alan
PAM-SKULNIK: Mrs. Bernice
Grumet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iry
Skulnik of Long Island, N.V., an-
Grumet of Oldham Rd.. South-
nounces the marriage recently of
field
her daughter Phyllis Randy - to
Miss Ellman is a senior at
Richard Allen Pam, son of Mr.
Eastern Michigan University.
and Mrs. Benjamin Pam of Green-
July wedding is planned.
field Rd.. Royal Oak. The couple
will reside in Wappingers Falls.
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'Marriage, Sex, Judaism
Topic for Pre-Marrieds

The third and final lecture of the
Jewish Institute for Brides and
Grooms will take place•8•30 p.m.
Monday' at Cong. Itnai David.
Topic for discussion will lie
"Marriage Sex and Judaism. - The
medical view will be outlined by
Dr. Andrew A. Ereier, a fellow of
the Royal College of Obstetricians
and Gynecologists of England. and
a Smithfield obstetrician. The Jew-
ish view will be discussed by Rab-
bi* Joel Poupko, director at
the University of Michigan_
All engaged Jewish couples are
invited Coffee and cake is served
during the informal discussion
period. .

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