Thursday, June 16, 1949

Teen-Age
In
Sophisticates

By HELEN TENNENBAUM
UMMER IS FINALLY HERE
with that long-yearned-for
vacation stretch that we've. all
been waiting for. Whatever you
do, we hope you have a verry,
-verrry, pleasant vacation and
that you will
let us hear from
you often.
We must ask
you to excuse it
if the informa-
tion you send us
in the next week
or two will not
appear in the
column as soon
as you send it
Helen
because your re-
porter is leaving for a two-week
vacation starting Sunday. Well
try our best to carry on from
the trip but we hope we find
loads of letters and cards waiting
when we return.

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Wins `M' Honor .

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ALTHOUGH MOST of the
fellows will start Wayne next
semester, they'll certainly miss
their good ole days at H.P.J.C.
They will surely find some way
of keeping up their "Peanuckle"
club which proved' loads of fun,
Voted the most improved player
was Arlan Richman. The higest
scorers were Jack Nisenbaum and
Clifford "Skippy" Heller. Others
are Hal Alexander, Hal Reiger,
Harol Guz, Harold Stein, Eddy
Foon, Avery Joseph, Ferrel Moore,
Murry Gittleman, Jerry Weise,
Eddy Singer, Jerry Arronoff, Milt
Sucher, Chuck Tenor, Kenny'
Dubrinsky, Sey Rosen and Loyd
Bernhaum.
• • •
WELCOME HOME, says the
friends of Lyla Feldman, Nancy
. Bloch, Shirley Lipten and Ann-
ette Brode who have returned
from Arizona schools . .. Jerry
Clinton is back from Missouri
and .Chuck Laven will soon re-
turn from Howe Military Acad-
emy.
• • •
PACKING THEIR BAGS: Bar-
bara Preston who will spend the
next few weeks in New York
City and the Adirondacks . . .
Elaine Berman will soon cele-
brate her birthday and every-
one extends their congrats. Best
wishes also to Edithe Leider on
reaching Seventeen . .
• • •
WIENER ROASTS are always
tops during this season. Some fel-
lows at Rouge and their dates re-
cently were Gil Jacobs with Carol
Cooperman, Paul Katzman squir-
ing Rhoda Skore, Bobby Tarnow
with Diane Tachman, and Bobby
Shipper with Ruby Friedman.. .
• • •
THE FELLOWS from the
Mosaic Chapter of Dernolay in-
vited their dates for a roast out
at Lola Valley. Attending were
Shel Otis with Cynthia Maler-
man, Leo Rosen with Aviva
Friedman, Ben Labe with Lila
Smith, Al Teitel and Mar-
lene Fenkel and Mimi Frieden-
burg with .Art Freedman.
. • • •
HUNTINGTON WOODS and
the home of Sam Freshman was
the scene of the garden party
which the high school of Temple
Israel gave for the Confirmation
class . . . Some of those who en-
joyed the ideal evening were
President Ed Bean, Elaine and
Bob Klein, Debbie and Annette
Margolis, Sandy Gales, Stevhrt
Small, Lorraine Freedman, Syl-
via Arkin, Nancy Harris.
Also Barabara Fink, Rene
Levy, Don and Fred Kapetansky,
Gordon Rouff, Allen Lee, Judy
Green, }Cal Zieve, Marshall
Blondy, Jack Koblin, Dick and
"Fuggy" Sutkin, Jerry Resnick
and Larry Shapiro with Phyllis
Rattner.

BERNARD L. (BUDDY)
GOODMAN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis J. Goodman of 1943
Ewald Circle, has been award-
ed the Harold H. Osterweil
Prize in Economics at the U. of
M., given annually to the stu-
dent showing the greatest pro-
ficiency in the field and the
greatest degree of social aware-
ness. Goodman has been an
assistant to Prof. William
Haber, former adviser to Gen.
Clay in Germany. lie plans to
enter law school.

Avodah Nanies
New Officers

Mrs. Jerry Goldberg was elect-
ed president of Avodah Chapter,
Pioneer Women. Other officers
are Mesdames Ben Hager, Hy-
man Friedman, Samuel Cascade,
Emil R. Simon, Jacob Wilk, Ben-
jamin Reder, Harry Rifkus, Jb-
seph Birnbaum, John Miller, Ed-
ward H. Miller and Nathan
Schwartz.
Chairmen are Mesdames Albert
Herman, Harry Taylor, Meyer H.
Wiss, Herman Hirschhorn, How-
ard Kronick, Louis Gross, Henry
Faigin, Ralph Raimi, Max Stul-
burg, Louis Isaacs, Louis Zahler,
Sam Isaacs, W. Schechter and B.
lloltzman. •

BBYOutlook

By GEORGE BLUM
IRVING BERG
THIS EVENING the BBYO
-I- Council will hold one of the
most critical meetings in its four
years of existence. The delegates
must elect an administration
which will face squarely the prob-
lems of this relatively young
body, This council has the prob-
lem of solidifying the many
BBYO groups in Detroit.
The rank and file member must
become aware of the potential of
the council. This can be brought
about most effectively by an edu-
cational program fostered by the
new administration. It will also
be faced with the promotion of
the first Yom Kippur night dance
during a period of economic in-
stability.
Evaluating the success of the
past administration we can say
that many steps were taken
toward over-all planning of activi-
ties—but they failed to reach, the
entire membership of the order.
• • •
SITE FOR TILE BBYO picnic
scheduled for June 26 has been
changed from Belle Isle to Pon-
tiac State park. Lunches must be
packed by the individual mem-
bers. The council will supply soft
drinks. Swimming, boating and
baseball will comprise the bulk of
the picnic activity.
The AZA all-star game will
highlight the afternoon's program.
Each AZA group will offer their
best player for the team. A bon-
fire with community singing will
complete the day's activity. Earl
Scrap is committee chairman.
• • •
ON JUNE 22 AZA 656 will hold
its installlation of officers in con-
junction with an affair designed
to introduce the organization to
the parents. Norm Shapiro is
chairman of the vent.
As of June 8, the National
League baseball standing find 661

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and 63 sharing the top spot, each
with four victories and no de-
feats. The American League has
three teams unbeaten in four
starts. They are 112, 527 and
656 . . . Remember—all captains
must report their scores by call-
ing TO 8-5690 or the games will
be forfeited.
As the final meeting' for the
summer, chapters 735 and 527 had
a volley ball and baseball con-'
test. Earl Remer and Dave Stul-
berg helped 735 win the first
volley ball game but 527 came
back to take the second. The
baseball game ended in a score-
less tie.
• • •
FLASH
BBG Council pre-
sented one of the year's outstand-
ing affairs in Karnival Kapers
Each chapter and each member
contributed to the success of the
affair by presenting individual in-
genious booths. Hats off to the
little ladies of Bnai Brith.

IIABONIM SWIMMING
Camp Habonim, junior day
camp, will have supervised swim-
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through Thursdays from 1-3:95
p. m., and Fridays, 1-3 p. m.

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Milton Miller, vice - president;
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Guests were Mrs. Fred Zierer
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