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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, January 19, 1962
Mrs. Abe Rubenstein of Hous
ton is visiting tier children, Mr
and Mrs. Marvin Edelson of La-
Grange and tier new grand
daughter, Elizabeth Debra Edel
son.
Mrs. Harry Robkin has return
ed to Atlanta after visiting in
Montgomery, Mobile and New
Orleans in behalf of Mizrachi’s
expansion program in the Sou
thern region. She was snowed
out in Birmingham, hut plans to
visit there in the near future.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert W Axel
rod of Atlanta, announce the
birth of a daughter, Laurie Ann,
on December 30 Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Axelrod of Atlanta, are
the paternal grandparents and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Lewis of
Atlanta are the maternal grand
parents.
Friends of Irwin Cohen of Co
lumbus will regret to learn of
his critical illness’ at the Medi
cal Center in Columbus. Mr
Cohen, a vice president of Kiral-
fy’s Inc., has been seriously ill
for more than two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lee Jos-
ephson of Reseda, Calif, an
nounce the birth of a son, Leslie
Daman in October. Mrs. Joseph-
son is the former Miss Rose Lee
Komisar, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Komisar of Camp
Belle Aire, Sparta, Tenn.
Schwarz Bar Mitzvah
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin E. Schwarz
cordially invite their friends and
relatives to the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Steven Benjamin
Schwarz, Saturday, Jan. 27, at
5 pm., in Ellman Chapel, Aha-
vath Achim Synagogue. A re
ception will follow the service.
No cards.
Saul Bar Mitzvah
Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Saul
cordially invite their friends and
relatives to attend the Bar Mitz
vah of their son, Randy Howard
Saul, Saturday, Jan. 20, at 9 a m .
at the Ahavath Achim Syna
gogue. A Kiddush will follow
the services.
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March of Dimes Helps Dry Youngster’s Tears of Pain
ON EAST COAST, Dr. John D. Brldgara, director
of March of Dim** Arthritis Treatment Confer
at Children'* Hospital, Philadelphia, examine*
Anthony Ryan, 13 year*.
ON WEST COAST, Identical twin* Cathy and
Carol Gile, 7 yean, are greeted at March of
Dime* Congenital Defect* Clinic in University of
Washington Hospital, Seattle.
Anthony Ryan wasn’t nor
mally a crybaby. But at 10
months he began crying
almost incessantly, and at
times even screamed.
His loving parents in Phila
delphia were nearly out of
their minds. With four other
amall children, the household
was pandemonium. No one ap
peared to know precisely what
was causing the infant’s dread
ful paroxysms of pain.
Eight months and countless
tears later, the cause of An
thony’s agony was at last diag
nosed as rheumatoid arthritis,
seemingly afflicting every area
of his tiny bodyif
It’s 11 years now since An
thony was stricken. He will
limp the rest of his life; he
cannot play baseball today
with the other boys in the
block, and he is still in a great
deal of pain. As a matter of
fact, until just a short time ago
he couldn’t even turn his head.
Science has not yet licked the
problem of Anthony and of
thousands of children like him.
There is still no simple, accu
rate test for the early diagnosis
of rheumatoid arthritis, al
though the outlook is hopeful.
But many rheumatologists
would agree toclay that had
modern diagnostic tools been
available to him, and had An
thony been examined immedi
ately by a “team” of specialists
in the medical and allied pro
fessions—the group of ortho
pedists, pediatricians, labora
tory research scientists, physi
cal therapists and others now
Aavailable in March of Dimes-
' financed treatment centers in
many parts of the nation—An
thony today might be skating
with the other kids on the
frozen pond at the tjottom of
Prince Circle where he lives.
Although much of the in
jury done to Anthony in past
years is irreparable, doctors at
a new arthritis treatment cen
ter at Philadelphia Children’s
Hospital, sponsored by five
March of Dimes chapters in the
area, check him regularly to
ease his pain and avoid further
damage.
This same “team approach”
is also employed by the ever
growing number of National
Foundation-March of Dimes
chapter-sponsored clinics for
treatment of birth defects, an
other area in which the health
organization is concentrating.
Infants with any of hundreds
of major birth defects are now
examined by as many as 12
specialists at each clinic, work
ing together as a team that
might include a pediatrician,
neurosurgeon, urologist, ortho
pedist and internist aa well as
others.
For Instance, consider the
perils from one birth defect
that surrounded Cathy and
Carol Gile, identical 8-year-
old twins of Vancouver, Wash.
From birth, the children have
been seriously ill with a suc
cession of maladies—pneumo
nia (each six times), ear infec
tions (again, each six times)
and other disorders which have
meant prolonged hospitaliza
tion. Both were found to be
afflicted with an inherited lack
of antibodies, the substances
in the blood which combat
bacteria.
At the University of Wash
ington Hospital, Seattle, where
86 March of Dimes chapters in
Washington, Idaho and Alaska
have financed a birth defects
clinic, the attractive little girls
twice monthly are given in
jections which literally keep
them alive.
The Seattle "team” at the
March of Dimes clinic watches
over the twins devotedly.
There are tens of thousands of
Anthonys andCathys andCarols
in the United States today. One
reason The National Founda
tion March of Dimes turned to
these diseases three years ago
is that almost 700 babies are
born each day in this country
with significant birth defects,
accounting for more than 21,-
000 deaths each year. Crippling
rheumatoid arthritis affects 30,-
000 children and adolescents—
apart from the overall toll of
11 million American victims of
rheumatic diseases.
An increasing number of suf
ferers from these two cruel
handicaps are receiving treat
ment from the specialist
“teams” at March of Dimes-
financed chapter clinics. As
more funds become available,
additional centers will be es
tablished to provide medical
care for even more victims of
chronic crippling disease.
What's Involved in a Kosher Dinner
For a Dig Banquet? Work!
CHICAGO, (JTA)—What does it take to provide a kosher din
ner in a major Chicago Hotel when the audience is in the plus-
thousand category?
For the 1961 Israel Bond Man of the Year banquet honoring
Harris Perlstein on Dec. 17, twelve men worked two full days,
starting early Friday morning and after sundown on Saturday at
McCormick Place.
More than 250 pots and pans were heated and the kosherizing
included placing of more than 16,000 dishes into huge rotating ovens
and the depositing of 12,000 pieces of silverware in great sinks filled
with boiling water.
Then came the task of preparing the kosher meals for the huge
audience.
A total of $3,850,000 in Bond
SAVANNAH NEWS
Dr. Allan Victor Wexler has
become associated with his fath
er, Dr. William A. Wexler, in
the practice of optometry.
Sylvan Byck was reelected
president of Temple Mickve Is
rael at its annual meeting.
Theodore Geffen, son of Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Geffen, ob
served his Bar Mitzvah at Con
gregation BB Jacob.
Mrs. Eugene Garfunkel was
elected to serve as president of
the Hebrew Women's Aid So
ciety at the annual luncheon
held recently. This will be her
49 consecutive year as presi
dent.
The newly organized choir of
Congregation Agudath Achim
sang recently at the synagogue
to mark the special observance
of Jewish Music Month. The
Jewish servicemen of Ft. Stew
art and Hunter Air Force Base
were invited as special guests.
Mrs. Alfred Reich of Miami,
president of B’nai B’rith Women
District 5, was the guest of hon
or at the recent brunch held by
B'nai B'rith Women at the JEA.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Karp an
nounce the recent birth of a son.
Mr.
and
Mrs. Larry Pike an-
nounct
tht
recent birth of a
son
Mr.
and
Mrs. Robert Orans
Individual Tutoring
Grades 1-12
and College
Georgia Tutoring School
TRlnity 4-695’’
sales was reached at the dinner.
announce the recent birth of a
son. Mrs. Orans is the former
Gladys Trace.
AUGUSTA NEWS
Dr. and Mrs. Sol Tanenbaum
and children. Patsy, David and
Rosalind of Baltimore, have been
the guests of Dr. Tanenbaum’s
parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry
Tanenbaum.
Mrs Sara Dietz is visiting her
children. Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Bloom and sons in Ft. Lauder
dale. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Greenwald
and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Salzman
are vacationing in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Olgla Moskowitz of Jack
sonville is visiting her children.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Taryln and
grandchildren.
Mrs. Rose Golpin of Brooklyn
is visiting her children, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Charney. While in
Augusta she attended her grand
daughter’s Bas Mitzvah
Mr. and Mrs Max Tanenbaum
and children of Charleston spent
the weekend here visiting Mr.
Tanenbaum’s mother, Mrs. Bes
sie Tanenbaum, and family. They
attended the Bar Mitzvah of
their niece, Karen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shusterman
Sisterhood members of the
Walton Way Temple are spon
soring a bazaar from noon to 6
p.m., January 21 at the Temple
A chuck wagon lunch will be
served at noon. The 20 booths
which will be featured will offer
needlework, dolls, kitchen ac
cessories and various other items
for all ages. A U S. Savings bond
will also he given.
Trade Unions in Europe
Back Israel’s Approach
To Common Market
BRUSSELS, (JTA)—A resolu
tion declaring that Israel has to
face “a special economic prob
lem in the future development
of the European Economic Com
munity,” and urging the Euro
pean Common Market countries
to help provide some “practical”
solutions for that problem, was
adopted here this week by the
third general assembly of trade
unions in the six countries form
ing the EEC. Those countries are
France, Italy, West Germany,
Belgium, Thv Netherlands and
Luxembourg
The resolution will be forward
ed to the governments of the
six countries and to the political
parties in the parliaments of
those countries. Under the de
claration, the governments and
parliaments will be requested
that “everything be done” to
start negotiations between the
EEC and Israel “as soon as poss-
hle.”
Weinberg Unveiling
Friends and relatives are m-
viled to unveiling ceremonies in
memory of Ben Weinberg, on
Sunday, January 28 at 2 P.M at
Greenwood Cemetery. Rabbi
Harry H Epstein and Cantor
Joseph Schwartzman will offi
ciate
Wolf-Isaac
MACON- Mr and Mrs. Zelig
Wolf announce the engagement
of their daughter, Beverly Mi
riam, to Capt Alfred E. Isaac,
son of Mrs. Bernard G. Isa%e of
Cincinnati, and the late Mr
Isaac.
Miss Wolf, who has lived in
Savannah for the past four and
one-half years, is presently re
siding in Paris, France. She was
graduated from the University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where
she majored in music.
Captain Isaac is a member of _
the United States Air Force and
has been stationed at R.A.F.,
Sculthrope, England, for the
past seven months. He is a com
mander of the Munitions Main
tenance Organization at that
base. He was graduated from the
University of Cincinnati College
of Applied Arts where he maj
ored in industrial design.
The wedding will be solemn
ized January 26 in England
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