THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 28, 1984

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of the Jewish Community Center.
The group will have a photo-
graphic road rally Oct. 14, meet-
ing at 2 p.m. at the Morris Branch.
There is a fee. Supplies will be
provided, and prizes awarded to
the members of the winning car.
Non-members are invited.
( YJAA will have its second an-
nual hayride Oct. 27, meeting at

6:15 p.m. at the Morris Branch.
The hayride will be held at
Sugarbush Farm, and carpools
will be formed. Refreshments will
be provided. Reservations are re-
quired. Persons who make paid
reservations before Oct. 20 will be
admitted at a discount. For de-
tails, call Jane Sklar, 552-0265; or
Gail Nachman, 357-0241.

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Center establishes Goldman Fund
to aid youth interested in sports

Robert Slatkin, president of the
Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit, announces
the establishment of the Kenny
Goldman Athletic Fund estab-
lished in the memory of Kenny
Goldman.
Because of Kenny's avid inter-
est in all types of sports, his fam-
ily, parents Rochelle and Milt, his
sister, Leslie, and his brother, Ar-
nie, felt that a fitting tribute to
him would be the development of
a fund which would encourage
and help young people to partici-
pate in sports.
With that in mind, the Center is
rapidly moving ahead with plans
for the Kenny Goldman Memorial
Basketball League which has a
'tentative starting date of Nov. 11.
The league is intended for chil-
dren age 8-10. The program will
run from 1:30 to 3 p.m. each Sun-

Author of book
on Barbie to speak

As a prelude to the Jewish Cen-
ter's Book Fair in November, Dr.
Erhard Dabringhaus, author of
Klaus Barbie: The Shocking Story
"-of How the U.S. Used This Nazi
Criminal as an Intelligence Agent,
will speak at a luncheon in the
' 'Center library at 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday.
Dr. Dabringhaus is professor
emeritus of German language and
cultural history at Wayne State
; University. He emigrated to the
United States in June 1930, when
his father, a leading labor leader,
"became disgusted with Ger-
many's movement toward
Nazism.
Dr. Dabringhaus served in the
U.S. Military Intelligence Service
from 1942 to 1950, was decorated
/ and rose to the rank of major. In
4.948, he met and worked with
Klaus Barbie who was the head of
an information network he had
organized and offered to the
American intelligence commu-
nity for a price.
,-; In a letter to NBC News (Jan.
31, 1983) Dr. Dabringhaus wrote:
6`If Klaus Barbie is ever brought to
trial in France or West Germany,
I would be willing to testify, since
I recall many more crimes com-
mitted by Barbie in France during
, the occupation."
For reservations to the lunch-
eon in the library, call the Center,
0 61-1000 ext. 275.

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day in the main gym at the
Maple/Drake Building. The
league will have a five-week
instructional/play period. The
program will begin again on Jan.
6 with regular league play for the
next five weeks. A minimum of
four teams will compete in the
first season.
This program will emphasize
learning basketball fundamen-
tals as well as fair play. The
Kenny Goldman Athletic Fund
will be used to provide schol-
arships to young athletes who will
participate in the program.

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The senior adult department of
the Jewish Community Center
announces a variety of ongoing
services to senior adults.
Attorney Ted Masserman is
available to answer legal ques-
tions every Thursday at 1 p.m. at
the Morris Branch. Libby
Konikow, a notary public, will
perform notary services free of
charge at 1 p.m. Wednesdays or by
appointment.
Mort Serlin, medical insurance
and government forms counselor,
is available to assist seniors in fil-
ling out forms of all kinds.
For appointments, call Miriam
Sandweiss at the Morris Branch,
967-4030.

Me and My Dad
orientation near

The main Jewish Community
Center will be the scene of the
orientation meeting of the Me and
My Dad program slated for 7:30
p.m. Thursday.
For details, call Bruce
Tabashneck, 661-1000, ext. 219;
or Carolyn Dangoor, 661-1000,
ext. 215.

Carmel Carpets
exhibited at Center

The Jewish Community Center
will hold an exhibition and sale of
Israeli-made carpets from Carmel
beginning Sunday and running
through Oct. 7. There will be
Oriental and modern carpets as
well as renowned Carmel area
rugs.

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