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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, June 1, 1950

ver with Sandra Stone, Buddy
Abrahms and Mimi Friedenberg,
Paul Borman with Sue Radner,
and Joe Dorn. with . Joan Blinsky.

Frisch Chapter
to Mark 10th
A
itiiiversary

THERE WERE STILL more
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
who helped to cut the cake.
a
AY' WE'VE REALLY got
Some of those included were
S Surprise coming up for all our
Ronnie Trunsky with Elaine
SOME YOUNG woman says in the middle of the month.
readers from teens to twenties Klein, Sandy Balvin and Gloria
• •
and we hope you'll watch next Smith, •Herbie Rosen with Ann-
u-3 that nowadays when a man
THE MAIL BOX
takes
a
girl
out
he
acts
as
if
he
week's column
ette Margolis, Helm Teitel and
Note from my old army gang
were doing her a favor," writes a
to find out about - •
Joyce Liptzen, Shel Fistuari with
that l'f'e been picked to M. C.
local bachelor.
it.
Marilyn Goodman, Morty Knop-
"Well isn't he? Doesn't he have the reunion dinner.
All we can say
per escorted Marilyn Diamond,
Former Detroiter Margie (Sil-
to
pay all the expenses even if
now is that it
Joel Lutz was with Myhllis Mor-
the gal makes as much or more berblatt) Dreayer is down in Or-
affects all our
rison, Serwin Fishman took Betty
moola than he does?" Our irate lando, Florida . .. thanks for the
readers and that
Paysner, Shel Shifman was with
ctiappie adds, "Girls who want to interest in the corm.
because of 9197 9
Charlene Potner, Harold Fishman
Queries from the readers: Q.
be taken out these days are plen-
we'll be hoping
with Mickey Levine, Leon Sterl-
Are
you progressing in your ef-
tiful, and when this gal is fortu-
to have a lot of
ing and Mitzy Gaunt and Morrey
foots to understand women? A.
nate
enough
to
be
invited
out
she
you from the
Fineman and Debby Marston.
should be grateful ant} apprecia- A little.
campuses join us
Still others were Raymon Ben-
Frank Beckman, ex-Chronicle
Helen
tive."
in our weekly
acik and Elaine Fishman, Arlene
We'll assign this to our research reporter, is still at the Free Press.
get-together ... ouch, that's giv- Fishman with Tom Beare, Mary
• • •
department and find out what the
ing away to much of ze zecret
Terlin and Esther Sachs, Jack
other
muscle
men
think
'bout
the
FOR
LAUGHS
couple
a
It sure was a success
Levy with Lenore Rhineston and
`Shnops"—Jewish Anti-Freeze;
situation.
of weeks ago when the "Center- June Stone with Harvey Shapiro.
• • •
"L'Chaim"—Famous Last Words;
• s •
ites" social and dramatic group
"Clirane" — A Jewish E y e
of the Dexter Center presented
PEOPLE AND PLACES -
ARLENE CRANIS celebrated'
Mayard Hoffman, Center pho- Opener; "A Minyen"—an Ortho-
their Jean Hop featuring Stewart her Sweet Sixteen at a luncheon
tographer, took first prize in the dox stag; "Kreplach"—the Eter-
Cowen and his really great or- given for her by her mother.
MOE KESNER
pets classification of the National nal Triangle; "Zadeh" — Grand-
chestra. '
Helping Arlene to celebrate this
High School Photographic child's press agent.
As we were greeted by many very important occasion were
• • •
Daniel Frisch Chapter (former- Awards.
pals, we noticed Bill Morwil, Judy Levy, Nora Madorsky, Rita
Norm
Blum
and
Iry
Caplan
ly
Chapter
One)
will
hold
a
dance
ON
THE
CALENDAR:
Cyrill Gordon, Harbie Rosenberg, Schenfeld, Joan Kleif, Betty
June 3 at N'west Congregation,
Martin Garfinkle, Robert (Cass) Reiss, Lenora Albert, Belle Zim- to celebrate the 10th anniversary vacation on the Miami sand
Daniel Frisch Chapter holds its
Baruch, Naureen Pritz, Paula melman, Rita Frazin, Naomi Po- of the group's founding as the beaches.
Back home is Rae Ann Moss, "Night of Stars" . . . with music
(that up an coming teen vocalist) lukoff, Janet Madgy, Diane Mark- first young adult chapter of the
Trivax known on the stage as man, Frances Kole, Eve Gutten- Zionist Organization of America. baked brown from 5 months of and floor show and a page long
of celebs to entertain ... proceeds
The affair will begin at 9 p.m. that Florida sunshine.
Paula Lane with Chick Tart, Eli berg, Glorine Lubkin, Sady Pil-
Harriet and Bernice Alper are to the Jewish National Fund.
Broad, Ben Margolin, Ealine nick, Sandra Furst, Rosalie Castin at Northwest Hebrew.
On the 4th, the Detroit Bnai
eyeing an European trip next
reenberg, Barbara Simon, Lee and Sandra Winsen.
Moe Kesner will head an en-
Brith gang will go rustic at
month.
• • •
Lu bosky, Norm Sampson, Shel
tertaining floor show featuring
Sam Shiffrin now works in Gramer's Barn . . . George Klein
Abrahamson, and Jerry Rose.
JUST SOME GENTLE remind- pretty girls and a variety of acts. Lansing.
has tacked up signs so you won't`
- Still more watching and ap- ers:
Dance music will be supplied by
June means the end of terms lose your way out there.
plauding the floor show were
Even though this is that in- Gene Fenby and his orchestra. for brothers Sam Lieb (district
• • •
Myron Hower, Eleanore. Colman, evitable 18th weekend for all
"Since we are an active Zionist 6 Bnai Brith Prez) and Meyer BIRTHDAY MUSIC
Donna Goldenberg, Moishe Dwor- Centralites (well F•eshies you group, our dancing will fulfill an (Pisgah Lodge top kick). This is
Happy May Birthdays to Iry
kin, Bob Greenberg, Marca Roth- had to experience it sooner or important purpose," announced the first time that two brothers
man with Jack Arfa, Elaine later anyway) we hope that Sol Wildstrom, dance chairman. from the same lodge held presi- Cane, Sam Lerner, William Ja-
cobs, Harry Milgrom, Hal Eisen-
Blake, Joyce Weisman, Sandy El- some of you will find time to at-
dent positions.
berg, Lee Pomerantz, George
"Proceeds
from
the
dance
will
linger, Bev White, Richard M•in- tend the production of "Year
• •
Natinsky and Jack Attis.
be
donated
to
the
Jewish
Na-
zer and Paul KadiSh
• • •
Ago" at the new Jewish Center tional Fund to buy trees in Israel OVERHEARD:
• • •
"I love the ground she walks on
on Saturday night.
ANNIVERSARY MAZEL TOVS
in memory of the late Lena Sitrin,
RECENTLY A VERY successful
to Lois and Wallace Tonkin who'll
Tickets may be obtained from who was secretary at the Zionist and the car she owns, too."
Parents Evening was held a , at members or at the door..
celebrate their first year of mar-
Office and'one of our most active
Hampton by AZA and BBG
ried life on June 5. Second to
Don't forget that June 10th members."
BABY TALK
groups that usually hold their (it'll all be over by then) is the
The Norm Rosenfelds have the David Dickmans, No. 5 for
The
public
should
phone
the
meetings there.
night set for the Junior Congre-
named their 7 lb., 9 oz. bundle, the Lee Backers, the 5th for the
We'd like to say that the gals gation of Northwest Hebrew to Zionist office, WO. 5-1484, for Jill.
Al Shatters ... the Isadore Fields'
tickets
or
information.
from Gilda Partrite have a group present Entertainment Enter-
It's the second for the Bernard had a big shindig on their 25th
of potential models in their group prises" which will be a very un-
and it's the 27th for the Joseph
Rubins, by name — Jerrold.
who did a great job of putting usual and interesting dance head- Scholem Aleichem Units
• • •
Schattens.
on a fashion show.
ed by Jerry Coleman's, orchestra
ROMANCE PATTER
Members who participated were and featuring some of the very Slate Spring Festival
Gail Bernstein and Freddie Ef- FAMOUS LAST WORDS:
The annual spring festival of
Barbara Kahn, Fay Dan, Ledra best in teenage talent for the
"There's nothing wrong with
ferson
unite on June 4.
Hirsh, Myrna Stein, Judy Schles- floor show. Tickets are available the Sholem Aleichem Schools
M Jackie Pollick and a this meter ... it's checked regu-
U
of
inger, Judy Levy, Idelle Graff, at the door or from members of and Kindergartens will take Traverse city lad take the step larly."
Aviva Freedman, Joan Litton, the group ... Contact Bob Sha- place at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Arlene Kollenberg, Bertha Seid, piro for more information. ' Durfee Intermediate School.
The students will present a
and our charming Central re-
Good luck on those exams.
number of skits, songs and a
porter and aide, Elaine Wein-
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Gerald Weintraub, son of Mr.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you ...
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and Mrs. Joseph Weintraub of
tainment.
The deadline of the Jewish
that certainly sounded like a
2698 Pasadena Avenue, is an Chronicle is noon on Monday.
Jefferson
huge etwir singing those famous
of a four year
VI. 2-9742
words to Marlene Fenkell at her award winner
Kenyon Prize Scholarship of
8160 West
formal Sweet Sixteen dance at
to Kenyon College.
Famous for Chicken Paprikash. Gypsy Music.
which her host was Alan Teitel. $3,000
Choice Wines and Liquors. Gypsy music for dancing. Fortune fell,r Old
Dancing and dining were
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