Friday, August 27, 1948
Teen•Age
Sophisticates
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
SOON YOU'LL ALL be com-
ing back from the beaches
and the mountains and then
there'll be the football season.
From what we hear, it has
chances of being very, very
good for Central
• • •
THERE'S COMINGS and go-
ings in the news ... Elaine
Salzburg, Ilene Sabin and Iry
Berg will enjoy their vacation
at the national BBYO camp in
Wisconsin . . . Marcia Kleinman,
came back from Atlantic City
just in time to welcome her pal
Meredith "Dithy" Tiegel who
returned from Long Lake, Wis-
nsin . . . Mery Manning will
back from his tour of New
Orleans and all points south,
while Stan Delidow will be back
from Denver . . . Sid Kleinman
and friends will spend the next
week in Charlevoix ... Cal and
Al Lippitt , and Bob Klein are
traveling to South Haven .
•
• • •
SYDELL GOULD received a
wonderful "Sweet Sixteen" gift
in the form of a ticket to Cali-
fornia where she will visit her
brother Kenny . . . Ray Cohen
really acquired a tan in Miami,
Fla. . . . Then we got quite a
kick out of hearing Burt Imber
on a recent Town Meeting of the
Air which came from Michigan
State on the subject, "Should
College Football Players Re-
ceive Subsidies?" Burt would
make a good quiz master, the
way he asks the. questions . . .
Cass Lake really seemed the
ideal spot for an outing for Al
Gaynes, Link and Stan Racey,
Howard Levy and Harry Brand.
Alfred will go to New York and
Washington for a two week stay
before resuming his studies at
the Cranhrook College of Art...
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BACK HOME, here's what's
been doing . . . When Betty
Becker arrived home the other
eve she found that her girl
friends, Shirlee Bigelman and
Tobye Fink, had planned a gay
surprise party in honor of her
birthday. Two couples enjoying
the delicious turkey were Joyce
Fox with Shel Kornfield and
Janet Waterstone with Harvey
Rimar . . . Others who found
the dancing loads of fun were
Milford Singer, Arnie Aisen, Dee
Smith, Lorry Garder, Ann Ja-
cobson, Sylvia Bormeinsky,
Tommy Levine, Seymour Tech-
ner, Gert Bernstein, Marilyn
Korman, Arnie Rosenthal and
Herbie Singer in from California.
. . . Alan Gold "left for Charle-
voix after celebrating his 16th
birthday Monday .. •
• • •
TWO WIENIE ROASTS held
recently proved loads of fun for
those attending. The first was
in honor of Lorraine Syners'
birthday. Her date was Howie
fiords. Others, who found that
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
the fire was just right were
Roslyn Bloomfield with Al Gold-
berg, Joan Kleinman with Norm
Golden, Beatrice Brindze with
Jack Carp, Milly Alexander with
Larry Gotlieb, Sandy Wein-
traub with Don Russ, Carol Hack
with Earl Zack, and Joan Gar-
finkle with Stew 11,ocds .
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THE OTHER ROAST which
found six happy couples gath-
ered around the fire and having
an all out good time was at-
tended by Sylvia Schwartz with
Shel Levine, Louise Holtzman
with Hank Klegman, Marion
Bresler with Herbie Brode, Edith
Belkin and Ronnie Rich, Paul- 1
line Markowitz with Davy Dan-
iels and Bernice Israel with Ed-
die Steinlauf . .
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•
Parents Fnul Pal
of Dead GI Son
A Detroit Jewish boy will
once again meet the parents of
his dead GI buddy following his
location by the Detroit Board of
Commerce. He is William Green-
berg of 2000 Leslie avenue.
He was sought by Mr. and
Mrs. C. 0. Griffith of Green-
field, 0., whose spit Warren was
a pal of Greenberg's. They wrote
to the Board of Commerce and
0. L. Dorworth, one of•its of-
ficials, located Greenberg.
The Griffiths plan to be in De-
troit early in September to visit
With Greenberg.
CAMERA FANS INVITED
• Teen-age eamera fans can ar-
range to go on hikes and have
use of the Center's dark room
during the summer by calling
Mort Goodnian
HOW ABOUT letting us know
what you've planned for these
coming weeks? How about some
of your ideas on what you'd
like to see in future columns?
This is your column. So let us
Chronicle Social and Club
know; call TO. 7-6128 or drop
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BBYO CHATTER
By ILENE RATNER
YOM KIPPUR NITE DANCE:
Date: Oct. 13, 1948.
Place: Mast,nic Temple, Grand
Ballroom.
Orchestra: Bob Strong.
Tickets: $3.39 per couple.
Information: This year BBYO
is once again giving its annual
Yom Kippur night dance with
the 12-piece orchestra of Bob
Strong and Hywanna and Don
Bailey as vocalists.
Bob Strong has appeared at
the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chi-
cago; Chase Hotel, St. Louis;
Hotel Sherman, Chicago and
many other well known dancing
spots.'
• • •
REX NO. 11, BBYM announces
its third annual installation of
officers for Sunday, Sept. 26.
• • •
THREE CHEERS for AZA No.
661: This out and in chapter
once again faces the spotlight as
these Seymour Sobole boys win
this year's AZA baseball cham-
pionship with the score of 12
to 9.
• • •
HIGHLAND PARK No. 313,
AZA's held an all day affair
Aug. 15 at Lake Orion.
• • •
SEPT 1 WILL bring a big
boom to BBYO when all groups
swing back into action.
• •
NOTICE TO Uncle Sam: Take
good care of the AZA boys from
Detroit Chapter No. 63 which
is the first BBYO group to feel
the effect of the current U.S.
draft as the boys enlist one by
one.
Aaron M. Klutz
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
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Israeli Youths Here
on Friendship Tour
NEW YORK (WNS) — Ten
young men and women, forming
a special "Friendship Mission
of Israeli Youth" to the United
States., arrived from Isr ael to
embark on a special tour in
behalf of the United Jewish .Ap-
peal.
Bids Farewell
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president and for 31 years a
member of Pisgah Lodge,
Bnai Brith, was honored by
Pisgah at a farewell banquet
last week at the Hotel Book
Cadillac. "A Detroit resident
for 41 years, Shatzen has left
to make his home in Cali-
fornia. He was a member of
Shaarey Zedek, where he
sang in the choir, and a
worker in the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
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