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Thursday, May 11, 1949

Teen-Age
'Sophisticates

By HELEN TENNENBAUM
HUNDREDS OF you are busily
preparing for that all-impor-
tant day when you will be con-
firmed or consecrated. This is the
climax to years of study Of your
people, your re- • --
ligion and your
ideals.
As the Torah
is lifted from its
shelter, you will
pray reverently
to God who has
given you this
opportunity o f
living in a free
country and
worshiping
Ilelen
whom you please.
.However, there should be more
than mere formalities on this day.
We hope that you realize that this
is an important stepping-stone in
your lives whereby you are con-
sidered more than a child, where-
by the world considers you young
men and women who with God's
help are ready to take their
places and assume responsibili-
ties to mankind, in liuilding a
better world for yourselves, your
neighbors and your children.
Perhaps it would not hurt us to
offer a prayer of thanks to God
for letting Israel belong to the
Jews once more, and perhaps we
could also. ask for guidance in the
difficult, all-important job of con-
tributing our energy to a world
which will let the Star of Peace
shine undisturbed by hatred, wars
and prejudices . .
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WATCH THE DATE BOARD
department: You may still buy
your tickets to the Anniversary
Ball in honor of the first birthday
of the State of Israel which is be-
ing sponsored by the Little Wom-
en of Haddassah„by calling WE.
5-4574. The affair will take'place
this Saturday in the Book Cadil-
lac. Working hard on the dance
are: president, Gerry Stashefsky;
vice-president, Elaine Korasick:
:Aid ticket committee members,
Norma Seidon. Rhoda Kohn and
Annette Schuff.
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NORTHWEST YOUTH GROUP
announces the grand opening of
Club Ma-Ting, a true teen-nite
club, on June 4. Iry Fields will
supply the dance rhythms and
Sharon Sklar will give out with
vocal renditions. A lengthy floor
show is on the program • .. A
wiener roast is planned for mem-
bers of the Northwest Youth
Group for May 28. If you would
like to attend, call Glen Gold-
strom, W. 4-3790 or Doris Lane,
UN. 4-4512.'
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BARBARA PHILLIPS just
celebrated her birthday to which
we add our very best wishes. Bet
the bike was a terrific surprise.
. . . on the very successful Cen-
tral senior cruise to Mackinac,
we hear that Dick Stein, tvho
bunked wits Robert Steinberg,
was in the ,talent show together
with Barry Shofar, Oscar Silver-
stern, Arnold Fuller and Sally
Corby ...
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PARTIES GALORE: When
Idelle Graff agreed to have a sur-
prise party for Margie Moses she
had noldea that the celebration
was also for herself and Sid
Kleinman. It was a pleasant sur-
prise when the beautiful cake
bore the names of Margie, Sid
and Idelle. IdeIle's date was Sey-
mour "Sleepy" Holt, while Sid

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At a party given to celebrate
Marlene Fenkell's birthday, her
escort was Alan Teitel. Others
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Joan Gould, Leo Rosen with Dee
Dee Brandt and Noreen Greene
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By GEORGE BLUM and
IRVING BERG
ZA lays claim to Leonard Cam-
iner the Grand Rapids entry
in the state debate finals, held
recently in Lansing. Lennie is the
president of the G.R. AZA chap-
ter, and last year talked himself
into district debate champ, which
shows his versatility.
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Evelyn
Prinstein,
Mrs. Churrie
Guess that's all, but don't for-
S•rcier, Marcella F e l d m a n,
get those notes to 3300 Tyler or
Gloria Weinberg, and Estelle Lev-
phone calls at TO. 7-6128 on Fri-
inson were elected queens
their
days. Let us hear from you, this
BBYW chapters because of their
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outstanding activity in the pro-
gram during the past year. They
were crowned at the BBYW
Mother and Daughter banquet.
Over-all chairman for the affair
was Roberta Silverman, Harriet
JACOB
KEIDAN
was
elected
Donald S. Kelley, athletic di-
Nochman was coronation chair-
a
vice-president
of
the
Jewish
rector at Central High School for
man, and Geraldine Feingold was
Community Center at the an- in charge of tickets.
the past 23 years, will serve as
nual meeting Sunday. Morris
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director of Camp Hiawatha, Jew- Garvett, former president of
Rex 11 BBYM has entered the
ish boys' camp, for the coming Temples Beth El and Israel, was
season. He has had considerable named president. Other vice- B.B. softball league this year.
experience with boys' camps, and presidents are Mrs. Sidney J. Jerry Licht is captain.
Rose Webberman and Evelyn
for one period acted as swimming Allen, Harvey Goldman
instructor at the camp of Matt Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. Maur- Feinberg are arranging details
Mann, swimming coach at the ice A. Glasier is secretary and for the David Pilnick BBG lay-
University of Michigan with a David Zack, treasurer. Four ette shower May 22 ... The date
for the International Crystal Ball
national reputation.
members of the staff with 10 is rapidly approaching, June Na-
Waterfront activities will be or more years of service were
tolin, prexy of the Windsor BBG,
supervised by Iry Weiler, former honored. They included Mary reminds us
that the dance, May
Central athlete, and physical edu- Caplan, Ru•in Rabinovvitch,
28, is a turnabout and that a date
cational instructor at Everett Anna Matthews And Leon Mak-
bureau will be set up in Detroit
school.
ielski.
and Windsor.
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For a moment transplant your-
self to the Center auditorium. Try
imagining Phyliss Levitt as a
sideshow barker offering for one
thin dime an opportunity to at-
A special summer program,, D and crafts, puppetry and dra- tend the "Mirvis Derby," being
consisting of educational, re:Tmatics will be offered. Each Fri-
ligious and recreational activities, day there will be an outing to a
has been set by the United He- park.'
brew Schools. Children will meet
further information, call
in their respective schools from TO For
8-0063.
9:30 to 12:30 a. m. Monday
through Thursday. and until 2
Mrs. Jack Kaplan was elected
p. in., Friday.
president of the Philadelphia-
WILL BE OPEN
Items of varied interests, such Byron branch_ PTO. Other of-
as services, classes, sports, arts ficers are L. Pierce and Mes-
DECORATION
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darnk A. Koligowsky, L. Pierce,
Jessie Silver, J. Carney and P.
WEEK-END
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For Reservations Write
The PTO of the United Hebrew
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council, consisting of represent-
atives of all the groups is also
Closing exercises of the Teinple headed by Mrs. Kaplan.
Beth KIN-religious school will be
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held Saturday and Sunday morn-
ings. Annual scholarship, oratori-
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distributed Saturday to members Famous for 30 Years As the$
of the junior high school.

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run by Marlene Bennett, Agnes
Silverman, and Edith Silver,
Barker Levitt faces keen cons-
petition from barker Arlene Ross
who is challenging you to a
bubble-busting contest ... sounds
alluring . Lois Goldberg, Len-
ore Young and Marilyn Goldber g
are desirious of having the bub-
bles buster at their chapter's
booth . . . Now return to the
4olumn, for the time being, that
is, for come June 12 you will
have it all at the BBG Carnival,

League Seeks
Candidates for
Youth Award

of

Kelley to Direct
Canii) Hiawatha

and

Candidates for the Mildred
Simons Rosenberg Memorial
Award are being sought by the
League of Jewish Women's Or..
ganizations, Mrs. Samuel B.
Danto, president, announced.
Young men and women be-
tween 16 and 21 are eligible
Qualifications include outstand-
ing scholarship, leadership and
participation in community af-
fairs.
The presentations will be made
at the league's one-day conven-
tion June 9 at the Book Cadillac
hotel.
Information on candidates for
the award should be sent to Mrs.
Danto, 2224 Chicago boulevard
west.

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On Sunday, awards will be pre-
sented to the intermediate and
high school departments. A play,
"Ruth of Moab," by the inter-
a nediate dramatic group, will also
be featured.

The cast includes Barniu'd Col-
lier, Karen Mendlebaum, Carole
Moore, Sheila Moors, Sahari Sti-
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Jaslov is director.
Annual commencement exer-
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