at 3300 Tyler and tell us of our
-ping things better late than Balaban with Harvey Wise ...
ever the following items: 'Twas
Meanwhile don't forget to call holiday parties and plans. SP

Guest Speaker

Teen-Age
Sophisticates

1•141,

Bq HELEN TENNENBAUM
NLY EIGHT DAYS left unti
Dec. 23 which will mark the
evening of the first annual home-
coming reunion
for former Cen-
tralites s p o n-
sored by the
newly formed
Central Alumni
Association.
The combined
variety sh o w
will be a star-
studded affair
bringing back
some of Cen-
Helen
t r a l's greatest
talent of the past. Besides, there
will be some of our finest cur-
rent attractions plus the gala
dance in the gym.
That popular grad Dick Stein
and his orchestra will supply the
music. All fellows and girls are
invited to attend and you can
get your tickets from Rita Lang-
dorf or your reporter.
By the way, we hope our read-
ers in Ann_Arbor and East Lan-
sing are making sure that they
keep this, night open to renew
old acquaintances back at ye olde
alma mater .. .
• v •
SEEN CHEERING Central at a
recent basketball game at the
Coliseum were Dan Honigman
with Kay Jurkowitz, Alice Levy
and Norm Karp, Al Adeslon with
Myrna Schiff, Flo Grossberg, and
Dave Stublerg, Nancy May with
Jerry Remick, and Howie Bin-
kow, Eddy Merkow, Bob Men-
deslon, Jack Solomon, Dickie
Hamburger, Rissanna Cohen, Rita
Selman, Beverly Feldman and
Rosalee Berg.

gala hayride and wiener roast TO. 7-6128 or drop a line to us long! Have fun!
nch took place at the Ingle-
ide Riding Club under the spon-
wrship of the Temple Beth El
ligg School.
Rolling in the hay, trying to
onsunie all the food, and gen-
Tally having one great time to
be remembered were Nancy May
with Jack Cooper, Alice Newman
and Bill Sholovitz, Seymour Rott
with Irene Siegel, Stu Orman
with Diane Roberts, Sid Klein-
man who took Audrey Seligson,
Dick Simons with Joanna Fran-
kel, Betty Paysner and Barry
Saflir and Judy Wise with Hal
Levy.
• • .

Wishing All Our Jewish Friends
and Patrons
A Joyous Chanukah

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SUPER MARKETS

RABBI SAMUEL STOLLMAN,
•of Windsor, will be the guest
speaker at a Chanukah Latke
and luncheon party at 1:30 p.m.
Monday at Itosenberg.'s The
affair is sponsored by the Sis-
ters of Zion Mizrachi. Cantor
A. A. Rosenfeld will sing for
the group.

A MOST SUCCESSFUL din-
ner party was given Thanksgiv-
ing eve with lots and lots to eat.
Those who shared in the go-
ings on were Maxine Glassman
with Buzzy Dolnick, Carol Spivak
with Stanley Nastir, and Beatrice

derful time was had by everyone
Who attended.
• • •
1, 4,
ANOTHER ONE of those ter-
rific double surprise parties was
given. This time the guests of
honor were Mersha Guam and
Marlene Peitz whose respective
dates were Sandy Roth and Jerry
Tenenbaum.
Joining in the dancing and
helping to share the cake were
Eunice Michelson with Mannie
Grossman, Shirley Freedman
with Morry Silber, Ruby Fisher
with Shel Friedson, Sandy Ros-
enthal with Dave Gallman, Carol
Fritz and Kenny Gould, Marelyn
Friedenberg with Elliot Green-
• • •
berg, and Diane Woolfenson
NORTHWEST HEBREW'S
squired by Roger Lipson.
Youth Group is presenting their
• • •
annual Chanukah party Dec. 17th.
BECAUSE WE believe in pub-
Dancing, movies, refreshments
and a ceremony at which the
Menorah will be lit, will high-
GREETINGS
light the evening's activities.
Come stag or drag. . . the
party is scheduled to get under-
*
.
way at 8 p.m.
• "Monte Carlo Night" was the
presentation of the Cardigans
last week which turned out to
be a very successful affair.
Members of the club who
worked hard to see this turnout,
successful are Bob Abrams, Al
Adelson. Tom Beare, Howard
1326 BROADWAY
Milkin, Coleman Verona, Mark
Davidson, Leon Vlisides, Milton
Meyers, Marvin Glanzrock, Rich-
ard Green, and Bernard Schecter.
• • •
ATTENDING A SURPRISE
dinner party for David Rosen-
feld's 15th birthday were many
of his friends who helped cut the
cake and wish Dave all the luck
in the world.
Included in the group were
Sidney Levine, Ellonre Silver-
2915 Grand River
man, Dick Frank, Sheila Sklar,
Runny Sharfos, Joan Goldberg,
WO. 3-2330
Joel Dunsky, Judy Michaelson,
Milton Sosnick, Elaine Goodman,
Don Gale, and Fay Dann. A won-

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EIECTRICI

Appliances make perfect presents! And
you'll find top values in nationally
known appliances at your dealer's
or at any of Edison's neighborhood
offices. It's smart to go electric—give
electric ... at Christmastime or at any
time!

WAFFLE IRONS

ROASTERS AND ROASTER OVENS
Get all the adyantages of modern cooking with

one of these "portable electric kitchens." Plugs
in anywhere, keeps food hot for hours—even
many
when detached.' Complete meal's for. as
as 8. Priced from $29.95 to $49.95.

Alexander
Licht Co.

Dolls
Plush Bears
Fur Dogs
Bingo Supplies

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, December 15, 1949

Crisp, brown waffles
are quickly and easily
prepared with au
electric waffle iron.
Edison has a wide
range of models.
priced from S11.95 to
$24.95.

TEA KETTLE

TOASTERS

Here's a beautiful and
prictica I addition for

Smart-looking automatic
electric toasters. Edison
has a wide variety of
makes and models.
Toasters range from

any 'home. A perfect
Christmas gilt, Every Ed-
ison customer office has
this tea kettle at a special

low

$5.95 to $22.95.

price—only $9,45.

CLOCKS

Choose a handsome, reliable,
noiseless clock for Christmas
giving. Edison has wall, man-
tel and table models some
with alarms and illumi-
nated dials. $3.98 to
$ 2.00.

Prices withowt Sales Tax

Theand many other appliances will
be on display right up to Christmas at
every Edison, office = as well as in
hardware, department and appliance
stores. For your convenience Edison
offices are open until 5 every evening
except Sunday.

ELECTRIC BLANKET
A nationally famous
brand that makes

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warm friends and
keeps 'em warm—no
matter what the
weather. A bargain
(or 514.95.

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