Fr iday, March tt, HMO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Teen•Age Sophisticates By HELEN TENNENBAUM "AU REVOIR" by Anne Shel- ton is creating a sensation and so is the "Au Revoir" which you have said to school for 10 whole days. . . . Feels wonder- ful doesn't it? We hope that you will get a chance to see that wonderful production of "Gentle m a n's Agree m e n t" playing at the Fox. • • • "C H E Z LE ROIX" is some weeks past but Janis Reis with Helen Dennis Aaron, Laura Guttentag and Marshal Wise loved every minute of it. Bev Gante and Billy Ginsberg, Selma Nurenberg and Herb Goldstein, Sharon Sklar with Arnie Belinsky, Deone Golum- bia and Hal Portnoy can't for- get it. Artie Eckoff and Evelyn Grossman, 'Nancy Lipton with Ralph Lipshaw, Flo Tuckel and Norm Licht, Ilene Nimson and Mary Rosen have memories' of the great floor show. a re. J. n, re K h ul with Eleane Eder, Al Clubak with Joan Berger, Mary Myer- son and Sheila Mifelow, Annete Garber with Hershell Sandberg, Anita Bloom and Lou Dorfman and Marion Rosenthal with Nor- die Golbert. • • • SPRING AND vacation bring a visit from Al Rosenberg and Bob Boesky of St. Johns, who are seen around with Iris Mar- golis and Lin Yanover.... Also Page Thirteen in shortly from California will be Morris Yellin . • . Marelyn Trunsky returned from Florida and Nancy Alter will stay in Florida for the vacation. of Irene Segal, Iris Margolis, Barbara Braun, Lynn Yanover, Babe Hessin, Harriet Yanover and Marion Schwabb. Also Rita Shiffman, Rosalie Having fun at a party were Berg, Rita Selman, Martha members of Durfee's 9A class Mitchalin, Leatrice Kowal and who helped boost Barry Saffir to Faylene Katz of the Jets. the office of president. Working on the committee for this party TEEN-AGERS' FESTIVAL were Barbara Kass, Deone Co- Intermediates and seen-alters lumbia, Bob Gantz, Basil Nemer are invited to the Teen-Agers' and Stan Pasikov. More from festival at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Durfee, the Embers consisting in the Center. Hyman Barker, Detroit lawyer, will address the Youth Division of the American Jewish Con- gress, Thursday at the David Si- mons School. DANCE CLASSES Herman Harrison will again lead the 10-week series of ball- room dancing instructions, start- ing April 5 at the Center. •••00 ),,r •e) I , II Gloria Slobin and Jack Leidei- man, Thelma Smith and Fred Woolfe, Marshal Fisher and Irene Lipshaw, Pete Kaiserman and Bev Genser, Mort Knopper and Rhea Weisberg were among oth- ers who had a wonderful time. a a o- Lawyer to Address Congre!.s Youth Unit • • • NM REUNIONS ARE wonderful things especially when they're the first real activity planned by a group of fellows like Jack Rudack, Herbie Berger; Donnie Young, Iry Kay, all of whom served in the navy, and Lennie Polackoff who had some jumps via the parachute. They'll be joined by their dates, Sam Ru- dark, and Mr. and Mrs. Jules Becker (Mrs. Becker is the very recent Central grad, Sally Fox). • • • 1 fr171 ) : . t : feeiv i - 1,44" 0 1111' ". THE POPULAR Delfoys will celebrate the birthdays of Blanche Yellin and Gloria Bro- warney at Ruth Stulberg's home. The other guests will be Aarone Weinberg, Roberta Alter, Dee Bernstein, Pegi Gilman and Mickey Cohen. Another birthday will be feted as a surprise when all the friends of Al Friedman join to sing Happy Birthday. Among those helping Al to blow out the candles will be Ira Jean Sidder, Sydell Halberg, Eugene Mondry, Joe Harris, Art Rose, Ruth Schwartz, Marylin Weisman, Lolly Marks, Marilyn Golde. Also helping to eat the cake will be Walter Levine, Larry Abramson, Arlyne Steinberg, Joe Savin, Bob Radner and Esther Plotkin. You probably recognize these names of the eager boys and girls whom you meet Friday ls at Habonim on Pasadena Linwood? How about drop- in there, some time? Still another birthday was celebrated by Lorraine Myers whose date was Morris "Chink" Rosen. Others were Bill Stevens il r•1 emple Israel's Debaters Lose p p f• A debating team from the high school of Rabbi Abba Hillel Sil- ver's Temple of Cleveland de- feated a team from the Temple Israel high school last Sunday at Hampton School. The subject was "Resolved: That an American Jewish Assem- bly Be Established as a Perma- nent Representative of the Amer- ican Jews." Representing Temple Israel were JoAnne Mendlow, Ida Rap- paport and Richard Kurland. Judges were Walter Klein, A. C. Lappin and Morris Zwerlding The Detroit dOaters are plan- ning trips to Cleveland, Chicago, Buffalo and Toronto. • REDDY, AT YOUR FINGERTIPS! I'll work for you the whole day through Toast your toast; cook, roast, or stew Welsh your clothes; and press them, too. I'll beat, I'll clean; make Ice for you. I'll help in factories, stores and schools And help the youngsters learn the rules For farmers I've got lots of tricks Like milking cows or hatching chicks. And, loss, I bet you're glad to know I work long hours for wages low So call me early; keep me late In my REDDYBOX horn. I'll always wait. • The DETROIT EDISON Co.