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Youth Hi-Lites

Danny Raskin's

By

Alice Jean

Harris

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THE ANNUAL Beauty Contest
by this column is officially open
. Start sending the photographs
as soon as possible . . . all will
be returned following final judg-
ing . . . date to be announced.
WHEN THE IDEA for such a
contest was first conceived • . .
it was to establish an official
competition for young women in
the community . . First-place
winner is given a trophy and
numerous other awards . . . Sec-
ond and third place selectees are
also acclaimed.
* * *
TOP AFFAIR of weekend for
young adults . . . is Mardi Gras
Dance by YPS of Shaarey Ze-
dek . . . Jan. 15 . . . in Social
Hall of Synagogue • . . All
the colorful pomp and frivolity
that marks the yearly New Or-
leans event have been incorpor-
ated to make this dance a joyful
one . . . Unmasking, confetti and
balloons, surprise novelties . . .
everything to make such a dance
live up to the name given it.
* * *
HANDSOME CLIVE CANTOR,
one-third of the popular triplets,
may be a rhumba king out on
the dance floor . -. but when he
heard that Gregor Piatigorsky,
the great Jewish cellist consid-
ered tops in the world, would be
in town . . . Feb. 2, for a concert
at Music Hall . . . he contacted
symphony conductor, Sydney
Baron, and exclaimed, "I want
as many tickets as possible for
my friends to buy—we're taking
over the place!"
* * *
AMONG HER MANY attrib-
utes, lovely Shirley Gaynor can
point to her talents as a painter
. . . Her works have twice been
exhibited and are constantly be-
ing praised .. . But attempts to
purchase them have been for
naught . . • "Would I sell my
soul?" asks Shirley.
* * *
BIG DOINGS by gals of Co _ un-
cil Career . . . Jan. 26 . .
at
Jewish Center
. 'Twill be their
annual affair, "Variety Swing of
'49" . . . with dancing, enter-
tainment, etc. . . . Hy. Goldman
will play for dance melodies .. .
He's the pianist with Phil Brestoff
on the WXYZ-TV band . . .
We'll do the m.c. chores for nite's
fun-frolicing.

* * *

EVER SINCE 13-yeSr-old
Elaine Lenhoff won a Mickey
Mouse jig-saw puzzle at a Ha-
nukah party .. . she and daddy,
Aaron Lenhoff, have been keep,
ing late hours trying to put the
pieces together again . . ., "Mom-
mie" isn't complaining, though,
about playing second-fiiddle to
a jig-saw puzzle . . . "Conditions
could be worse," says Mrs. (Alice)
Lenhoff. "They could have two
puzzles!"
* * *
LOFTY MEMBERS of Tall
Towers group reach high peak
in novel themes by having a
"Break Resolution Party" . . .
Jan. 16 . . at 17174 Griggs .. .
Marvin (6' 4") Victor is social
chairman and Rose (5' 8") is
co-chairman.
- >k * *
MUSICAL SHOW being di-
rected.. by Mrs. Eleanor (King)
ReiSnian for presentation at din-
ner-dance of Infant Service Group
. . . Jan: - 27 ; at Masonic Tem-
ple ... will convey noble message
in portraying what a wonderful
country we have.
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CHAMPAGNE HOUR to be
featured at Carnival Dance of
Rebecca Gratz Bnai Brith Young
Women . . . Jan. 23 . . . at Jew-
ish Center with audience se-
lecting to terpsi trotters to win
bottles' of the giggle-water . . .
Gals in booths will give amateur
interpretations of "Yoo-hooing"
a ]a come-on style predominant
at carnivals . . . After all what
is a carnival without a "Yoo-
hoo?"

THOUGHT OF "PAY - UP
DAY" by junior workers for Al-
lied Jewish Campaign . . Jan.
16 ... was born out of dire neces-
sity and is probably first time
such a project will be attempted
. with the 200 or so young peo-
ple who'll be out at 9:30 that
Sunday morn 'readied for undy-
ing effort ... They'll go door-to-
door to collect unpaid pledges of
under $100 made to the campaign
. . . So when the lads and lasses
come to your door. Sunday morn-
ing . . . should you be on the
list . . . remember that all are
volunteers . . . many working
first time for the campaign . . .
and the only thing they are sell-
ing is a chance for you to co-
operate . . Another loan, this
time of $500,000, was recently
made on the strength of pledges
still to be obtained . .. and sent
to the United Jewish Appeal .. .
Cash is needed! . . . Nothing
can be bought on promises!
* s *
DISA 'N DATA .. . Back from
their trip to Arizona, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Rosen tell of the Camels
Back Inn, 'a supposedly smart
hotel in Tucson, with the sign,
"Persons with contagious diseases
and Jews not allowed" . . .Crowd
watching television on Dexter
last week wouldn't make clear-
ance at request of cop on beat*
who returned and had stare own-
er shut off set in window . . .
Can he do that? . • . Sure, he
did! . . . Happiness ahead takes
hold on two prominent young
adult leaders . . . Sue Grossman,
vice:pres. of BBYW Detroit Coun-
cil, and Martin Band, former
pres. of Rex No. 309, BBYM . . .
Frances Bauman, daughter of
Harry Bauman, fireball insurance
boss, will wed Don Appell iii
February . .. Harry already has
the future son-in-law in his in-
surance business . . . Regards to
all from Rae Ann Moss in Miami
Beach, Fla. . . . The way our
weather was, last week, it may
not be long before Floridians and
Californians will come to Detroit
for their vacations . (It's a
cinch California couldn't do any
worse!) . • . Nice gesture by
Shubert-Lafayette deserves men-
tion . . . Dave and Lillian Rosen
lost tickets for last Saturday nite
... didn't even know where seats
were ... Fellow at theater, rather
than use, "Sorry, there's noth-
ing we can do" routine used in
similar situations . .. seated the
couple in choice seats . . . indicat-
ive of his belief that not every-
body is dishonest!

Child Prodigy Composer
To Debut With Symphony

NEW YORK (JTA) — Merrill
_Kenneth Wolf, child prodigy who
was graduated from Yale Univer-
sity at the age of 14, will make
his debut as a concert pianist and
composer next month. Wolf, who
attracted wide attention by play-
ing Beethoven by ear at the age
of two, will be the soloist with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Feb. 28 when it plays his concerto
in Cleveland.

GREGOR

The Central 12A Prom, a semi-
formal, will f e a t u r e LeRoy
Smith's orchestra Jan. 22 at the
Crystal Ballroom of the Masonic
Temple. Tickets may be obtained
from Prom committee members,
Doris Sax, Sally Tepman, Marcia
Leeman, Bob Silver and Norm
Letzer.
Last Wedensday night at the
`old' school parents visited when
school hours I, II, III were held
in the evening instead of begin-
ning at the eerie hour of 8 a.m.
The casual remark of the student
regarding the turnabout was, he
"wouldn't know the difference for
it would be the same 'color' out-
side anyway." This new type
of school visit was successful if
in all classes, instead of a "show"
being planned, the regular daily
discussions were carried out.
For the second time this term
after the amazing turnout at the
movie-dance, Centralites will as-
semble for another informal af-
fair at their alma. mater. Two
plays will be presented, "Over-
head" and "Mr. Bumpus," by the
Dramatic Club, as well as a dance
in the gym. We shirkingly with-
draw complaints heretofore made
about lack of school spirit—for it
has zoomed.
With those 18th week exams
over, teenagers, 4 who for one
week-end became bookworms,
have returned to their normal -
lives once _more and so we find
that at Carol Kaufman's home
Saturday eve friends Jean Gold-
berg and Lou Rosenberg, Barb
Levitt and Shel Weiner, and -
Phyliss Cohen with Jerry Katz
and Carol's date Bernie Cohn
will assemble for a good old-fash-
ioned get-together.
* * *
At the Junior Congregation's
(Shaarey Zedek) party recently
at Bud Charlip's home were Al
Harris and Barb Mandell, Al
LUckoff and Irma Levitt, Iry
Baran and Mal Gliber, Sue Pop-
kin with Herb Mandell, and Doris
Ruskin with Mary Weckstein.
Partying last Saturday eve at
Joan Gould's home were the Mar-
guis club members, Nancy Baer,
Gloria Lightstone, Harriet Cohen,
Sandy Zuzzman, Murray Schec-
ter, Erwin Epstein, Bernard Sha-
piro, Marty _Rosen and Dave
Glaser.
For Merle Shuman's birthday,
Eileen Weisberg gave an affair at
her home last week-end. Guests
included Harvey Gross, Ann
Kaufman, Lila Rosen, Joe Ros-
ner, Norm Adelman, Ros Schneid-
er, Wally Rosenberg, Lil Rosen-
berg, Bob Neuman and Eddie
Blumberg.

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SOCIAL BOOK

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• Lunches
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Friday, January 14, 1949

Rabbi Moses Lehrman will re- Israel Club to Give
view Nathan AUsubas "A Treas- $5,000 to Clutrities
ury of Jewish Folklore" for the
Louis Margolis was installed
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Home
for. the Aged, at 1:30 p.m. Mon- Dec. 26 as president of Israel
day, Jan. 17, n the annex of the Club. Other officers are: A. Zeff,
Home, Burlingame and Petoskey. vice-president; Samuel Brown,
- - treasurer;. A 1 -
Refreshments will be served at
- bert Kurzman
12:30. Mrs. Samuel Weller, presi-:
Mrs. S.
dent, invites all members and
. and
.
-• Feingold, secte-
prospective members to attend.
taxies; A. Flash-
Mrs. Samuel Zeldes and Mrs.
enberg, club
Meyer Silverman, co-chairmen
manager.
of the auxiliary's service group,
Jack•Natow
have planned the monthly birth-
w a s installing
day party for the residents for
officer and toast-
that afternoon, so that members
master,
Harry
of the auxiliary may be present.
Dermer, conduc-
L. Margolis tor, and Robert
Brandeis Men, Women Stone swore in the new - officers.
Mr. Margolis announned that
Celebrate Anniversary
the sum of $5,000 will be. distri-
buted during the coming year to
Louis D. Brandeis Lodge and the following: State of Israeal,
Women's Auxiliary, of Bnai $3,500; Histadrut, $750; Allied
Brith, are sponsoring an anniver- Jewish Campaign, $500; other
sary cabaret night party at 8:30 charities, $250.
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, at Bnai
•Moshe.
RHUMBAS - MAMBOS
Max Sosin will be master of
ceremonies for the floor show.
SAMBAS
Admission is by reservation
We Specialize in
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Tickets may be reserved by call-
RECORDS
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Past and present presidents of
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Rabbbi Lehrman to Speak
Af Auxiliary Meeting

Trtesday, Jan. 4
Donor Luncheon for Young Wo-
men's Mizrachi. Mrs. Jack Pearl-
man, pres. Anniversary Dinner
for Detroit Ladies Loan Associa-
tion. Mrs. Dishell, pres.
Marriage of Nesla Singer • to
Herbert Hordes at Cong. Bnai
David.
Wednesday, Jan. 5
NOON: Hanukah Latke Party for
Ladies Zion of Mizachi.

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EVE: • Card Party for Master
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Saturday, Jan. 8
EVE: Oneg Shabboth for Lad-
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Sunday, Jan. 9
Marriage of Jean Kurzman to
Dave Blau.
Marriage of Renee Ager to Sam
Better of Toronto at Cong. Bnai
David.

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