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depends on the skill of the
person, the time he spends on
it," says Math. -
Adds Yamin, "We discuss
world politics and everything
else — sometimes we do more
talking than working."
What happens to the finish-
ed product? Many end up
decorating club members'
homes, but many others
become gifts for family and
friends.
Stepak, the club's senior
member (15 years) who plans
to visit his sister this
Passover in Israel, gave carv-
ings to her and to the Dimona
Museum. The city honored
him with a medal.
Yamin, whose son-in-law is
rabbi of a temple in Pro-
vidence, R.I., is working on a
carving of the temple as a
gift.
Math is working on a
Rockwell-type piece showing
a youngster on the toilet. His
5-year-old granddaughter is
eagerly waiting to hang it in
her room. "'When you going
to finish it, Grandpa?' she's
always asking me."
Stepak's current project is
carvings of Chaim Weizmann,
one of which he'll take to
Israel. Holding one aloft, he
eyes it critically, then says
with a grin, "It looks like
Trotsky." ❑
Seniors Celebrate
America Via Song
The senior adult depart-
ment of the Jimmy Prentis
Morris Building of the Jewish
Community Center will host
a concert celebrating songs
and dances indigenous to
America 2 p.m. Sunday in
Jaffe Hall.
Harriet Berg and her
Festival Dancers, along with
Yvonne Moore-Fant, soprano,
accompanied by Lillian
Freeland, will entertain.
Refreshments will follow the
performance. There is a
nominal charge.
The Mother's Club, one of
Detroit's oldest Jewish
women's organizations, will
have a celebration when it
spiritually adopts its 24th
Israeli orphan under the
auspices of Na'amat USA.
The festivities will begin at
noon on Monday in Jaffe
Hall.
Frances Weinberg will
review The Proprietor's
Daughter by Lewis Orde on
Tuesday at 11 a.m. in room 4
of the JPM.
Herman Chapin, Detroit
Symphony Orchestra docent,
will discuss and play the
music to be performed at this
Friday's Coffee Concert on
Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the JPM
assembly hall. Following the
lecture, Archie Leslie will
show the first part of the
movie On The Avenue.
Helga Plonskier teaches a
conversational Yiddish class
on Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m.
in room 8A of the JPM.
Everyone is invited.
The Yiddish Culture Club
will host Dr. Samuel
Pultuskar speaking on
"Emise Meises Vegen Gute
Menschen" at 12:30 p.m.
Thursday in Jaffe Hall.
Douglas Book
Is Reviewed
Thesenior adult depart-
ment of the Jewish Corn-
munity Center will present
Frances Weinberg who will
review Ragman's Son by Kirk
Douglas on Monday, in the
library of the Maple/Drake
building at 1 p.m.
The program is free to
members of the Center. There
is a nominal charge for
non-members.
For information, call
Marilyn Wolfe or Judy Sam-
son, 661-1000.