16—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 25, 1952

Miss Mitzie Lelchook
Will Wed Serviceman

Announcement is made by
.Mr. and Mrs. George Lelchook
of 2564 Elmhurst of the engage -

MISS MITZIE LELCIIOOK
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ment of their daughter, Mitzie,
to Pvt. Morris Zucker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Malkin of
Pingree Ave.

Foster Mothers Form
Drive Contact Group

"How do we tell the public of
the need for additional. foster
homes?" was the key question at
a meeting at the Jewish Social
Service Bureau which was at-
tended by 36 women active in
many 'community interests. They
were called by the steering com-
mittee of the Foster Home Re-
cruitment Project, initiated by
the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau for a six-month period.
The program of the meeting
included a review of the foster
home placement program by
Harold Silver, agency director.
Mesdames John Farkus, Joseph
Pleasant and Alex Goldberg, of-
ficers of the Foster Mothers
Group, were introduced.
Plans were set up by the con-
tact committee of the project to
reach all organizations in the
community for time at Febru-
ary and March. meetings to pre-
sent the ,foster home needs. Ori-
entation meetings have been
planned for Feb. 4 and 5 to pre-
pare committee members for
their group contacts. At the ori-
entation meetings, they will be
given speakers kits with infor-
mation and •material which can
be used in their contacts.

Taies Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of. Posterity. "—Disraeli.

By

Betsy

. Brown

Barbara`

Levin

' blurnford

Central

High

High

A number of new seniors had
the good fortune of being select-
ed, because of their high schol-
astic standings, to assist and
witness class day and gradua-
tion . exercises. Four of the
selectees, Gerry Barmmer, Jean
Fox, Ella May Jarvenpaa, and
Sharon Linden, led the grads
down the aisles. Roger Pernick
and .Morry Frankel directed the
procession during the diploma-
giving ceremony. Hosts for class
day were: Larry Blavin, Bob
Cutler, Ruth Boraks, Elaine
Brant, Stuart Fenton, Gloria
Fox, Art Friedman, Barbara Gil-
bert, Dave Holtzman, Elsie Kuf-
fler, Sanford Lakin, Julia Kwa-
slow, John Manis, Roberta
Morning, Dan Marcus, Marilyn
Pearl, Paul Richman, Marlene
Shulak, Ronny Seltzer, Ruth
Rosender, Larry Solomon, Janet
Wexler, Morley Wasserman, and
Helene Viedrah.
The Student Council held
elections for next semester's of-
ficers. Emerging victorious were
Roger Pernick, president; Bev
R i b i a t, vice-president 7, Toby
Davidson, secretary; -Gerry_ Pri-
mack, treasurer.
Members of the Unity Forum
elected Bob Littman, president;
Betsy Brow n, vice-president;
Bed Ginsburg, secretary; Elsie
Kufflef, treasurer.
Ed Mackinney earned 13
points and Ralph Goldstein 12
as Central beat Western 53-32 in
the fifth basketball game of the
season and strengthened their
first place lead over U. of D.
High in the West Side Metropo-
litan League.

Albert Roggin to Head
Aesculapian Society

The Aesculapian Pharmaceu-
tical Association honor new
officers at a dinner dance, to be
given at the Park , Sheraton
Hotel, on Monday.
The new president is Albert A.
Roggin; vice president, Harold
R. Bordman, secretary; Alvin W.
Darling; treasurer, Michael
Wainer; president ex-officio,
Harry C. Pernick. .
The elected executive , board
includes Morris Averbach, - Harry
Berlin, Miss Mineta Morger, Hy-
man Margolis, Henry' • Cohen•.
Harry Dorfman. Reservations
are still available by contacting
Harold Bordman.

Every year, in conjunction
with the scholastic writing
awards, the best original plays,
poems and stories by Mumford-
ites are read at an assembly of
all the students who were con-
testants. Marcia Hendin . read
her autobiography, Sylvan Zaft
his poem, Harvey Wax and
Judith Oppenheim, their . essays
and Joel Gottlieb, with the aid
of the broadcasting club, pre-
sented a radio script which was
adapted from the television play,
"Escape." Acting in Joel's script .
were Dave Price, Dick Curry, Bill
Harnm, Alan Levy, Merwin Gold-
smith,. Bernard Broasky, Bill
Meyers, Burt Stillman, Larry
Morton, Richard Light, Marshall
Soskin, and G-hinda Freidenberg.
Sound effects were managed by
Bonnie Clark, Margie Galdonye,
Joel Gottlieb, Alan Lavy and
Howard Mehr.
In order to make room for the
new journalism (1) class, Mum-
ford Mercury will be published
by two separate staffs. . The
"blue" staff, under the direction
of Eugene Salesin, and the "ma-
roon" staff, directed by Carol
Shilland, will produce alternate
issues. Assisting the two new
editors will be: Shelby Keywell
and Barry Stulberb, news edi-
tors; Mary Popkin and Sheila
Weinbaum, editorial directors;
Pat O'Connell and Dave Shlain
feature editors; Eleanor Shur,
Evelyn ROoff, Janis Lazar and
Barbara Zuckerman, copy edi-
tors. Nat Levine, Dave Kilborn,
Alan Willens and Saul Ash will
serve as staff photographers.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late. Ethel
Fitlow wishes to thank its re-
latives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.

1 Youth Education League
Plans Luncheon Feb. 12

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Windsor Hada'ssah. Fay Dan to Wed
To Honor JNF
Herbert Eidelman

Lillian Freiman Chapter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dan, of
Hadassah in Windsor invites Prairie Ave. announce the en-
members and friends to their gagement of their daughter, Fay
traditional Hamisha Asar
b'Shvat program to be held at
8:30 p.m., Feb. 5, at Shaar Ha-
shomayim Synagogue auditori
um. The program will be dedi-
cated to t h e Jewish National
Fund.
The program will be preceded
by a city-wide pre-solicitation
for the sale of trees and for con-
tributions for the group's land
fund special gifts project.
A "Land Survival Pageant"
-will be the highpoint of the eve-
ning as members of Junior Ha-
dassah and Senior Young Ju-
daea join forces for the occa-
sion.
Funds raised this year for the
Chapter's National Fund night
will plant trees in the Forest of
Martyrs in Israel, being erected*
to honor the memory of the
Mrs. SAUL BLOOM is chair- 6,000,000 Jews who lost their lives
man for the 11th annual pledge- in the Hitler era.
MISS FAY DAN
fund luncheon to be given by
to Herbert Eidelman, son of Mr.
t h e Youth Education League Shaarey Zedek Groups
Veb. 12, at Masonic Temple. Plan 2nd Square Dance and Mrs. Morris Eidelman, of
Prairie Ave.
Mrs. Ann Millman, president,
The bride-elect is now attend-
The Sisterhood and the Men's
announces that rehearsals are
ing Wayne University. Her fi-
Club
of
Cong.
Shaarey
.Zedek
will
currently taking place for a
Present their se c o.n d annual ance was graduated from Wayne
musical comedy which will be square dance on Saturday, 8:30 University college of business
presented at the luncheon. 'Mrs. p.m., - in the social hall of the administration, and is affiliated
with Mu Beta Chi fraternity.
Norman Ja.sen may be contacted synagogue. •
The wedding date has been
Mrs.
Abe
Katzman
and
at UN. 3-8310 for tickets or re-
Mrs. Joseph C. Snider are set for July 6.
servations.
general co-chairmen of the eve
ning. The ticket committee is
Detroit's Bnai Brith
composed of Mrs. Jack Warner
S. ROSENBLAT
and Mrs. Alex Wilkenkin, co-
Master of Ceremonies
To Attend District Meet chairmen,
Dr. Henry Berris, Dr.
and His Orchettra
Albert Altman and Max Bonin.
Several members of Detroit The social committee includes Featured Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
Stage and Strolling
entertainment.
Bnai Brith lodges will travel to Mrs. Aaron Friedman, M. B. Lew-
TE. 2-1146
TO. 6-5016
Champaign, III., this weekend is and Oscar Kramer.
for the annual meeting of gen-
Mrs. George Parzen and Mrs
eral committeemen of District Harold Noveck have been "ap-
Grand Lodge No. 6.
pointed publicity co-chairmen.
DAVE DOMBEY
The occasion will honor Isaac Other committees include Mrs.
and associates
Kuhn, a life-long resident of Irving Miller, treasurer • Mrs. Al-
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Champaign and a pioneer in the bert Green and Mrs. Sol A. Dann,
establishment of t h e Hillel decorations; and Mrs. Samuel
Bar Mitzvahs
Weddings
Foundation movement. T h e Benavie and Mrs. Jack Warner, TO. 6-8611
TY. 8-7800
University of Illinois campus at entertainment.
Champaign was the first in the
country to have a Hillel Foun-
Feb. 1 and 2-8:20 P.M.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Mat. Feb. 2-2:20 P.M.
dation.
Making the trip will be Sidney
J. Karbel and Dr. Lawrence I.
Yaffa, general committeemen,
Harry Yudkoff and Samuel W.
Feb. 1-8:20 Schumann Concerto, La Jeune Homme et la Mort, Bluebeard.
Leib, past District presidents,
Feb. 2-2:20 Swan Lake, Tit Eulenspiegel, La Fille Mal Gardee.
Feb. 2-8:20 Interplay, L'Amour it son Amour, Glselle (2 acts).
and Milton M. Weinstein, Louis
$1.20, $1.80, $2.40, $3.00
GRINNELL'S, TE. 2-7100
E. Barden and Hy Crystal.

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BALLET THEATRE

Brother in Israel Seeks
Velvet Vassertrager

.

Menachem Shoavi, now a resi-
dent of Kiryat-Haim, Israel, is
seeking information. about his
brother, Velvel Vassertrager,
who was born in Dvisk" -Poland.
Vassertrager was married in De-
troit in 1922, and worked here in
an automobile factory under the
name of Miller.
The father of the two men
was named Laibe, and had a
button factory in Warsaw. The
mother's name was Yache-Riva.
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of Vassertrager is re -
quester to call Mrs. Morris
K 1 a u s, 3045 Lawrence, TO.
8-0768.

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