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Engagement Told

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

COLOGNE, (JTA)—Dr. Mein-
hold Nussbaum, head of the le-
gal -section of the Israel Pur-
chasing Mission, died from in-
juries received when he was
struck by an automobile. He was
65 years old.
A native of Germany, Dr. Nuss-
baum had been a judge in the
Labor and Finance Court in Ber-
lin until his flight from the Hit-
ler regime in 1933. He was a
judge of the Tel Aviv Municipal
Court for some time, and also
represented the Jewish Agency
in Germany after World War IL

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Judy
Alzofon

Joni
Handleman

Judy
Stutz

Central
High

Mumford
High

South
Oakland
County

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Those who will head the Cen-
tral Student this year are : Elaine
Madorsky as editor-in-chief;
Lawrence Sturman, news editor;
Gail Smolinsky, feature editor;
and Bob Brent, sports editor.
Elaine, who became the first
11A editor-in-chief, now is the
only person to have held this of-
fice twice.
Carole Mitnick, 12B, represent-
ed Central at the Detroit Round
Table of Protestants, Catholics,
and Jews recently. She is now a
member of the planning com-
mittee.
The newly elected officers of
the Girls Athletic Association
are: president, Fuzzy Green-
baum; veep, Jean Brindze; sec-
retary, Audrey Katz; and treas-
urer, Winnie Ledger.
Don't forget the Yom Kippur
Night Dance! It will be held at
the United Dairy Workers Hall,
15840 Second Ave. near Puri-
tan. If you don't have a ticket,
call Harvey Zalesin, BR. 3-4242,
or the Bnai Brith Youth Office.

JWV

SHOLOM POST and AUXIL-
IARY will open a series of varied
events with a barn dance at 9
p.m., Saturday, in the. Memorial
Home. Members and prospec-
tive members are invited.
* * *
Gen. MAURICE ROSE AUXIL-
IARY recently formulated plans
for its annual membership
"guest-together," which will be
headed by Esther Marks, chair-
man.
* * *
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN
AUXILIARY will hold a cabaret
night on Sept. 26, at the Memo-
rial Home. Tickets may be ob-
tained from any Auxiliary or
Post member. Committee mem-
bers working on the event in-
clude Mrs. Sheila Garber, Sara
Kogan and Mrs. Millie Bell, pub-
licity; Mrs. Helen Kogan, enter-
tainment; Mrs. Sara Kogan, re-
freshments; Mesdames Mildred
Greenley and Audrey Mogill,
decorations.
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*
Clair Spolan, president of Lt.
ROY F. GREEN AUXILIARY,
has returned from the national
convention in Chicago with the
first trophy ever presented to
an auxiliary for efforts expend-
ed in the field of veterans' reha-
bilitation. The group also was
recognized for living up to or,
ganizational expectations in all
other fields of endeavor.

Former Detroiter Wins
Nippersink Tournament

Miss Dorothy Strohl, a former
Detroiter was the winner of
Nippersink Manor's recent golf
tournament. The Wisconsin re-
sort sponsored the competition
in order to raise funds to send
American athletes to the Fourth
Annual Maccabiad in Israel.
Over $700 was received.

MORRIS POULTRY

Hi Kids! Hope everybody had
a wonderful summer. At the end
of vacation it's always good to
go back to school and get into
the swing of things again.
The first day of school is al-
ways exciting, what with seeing
old friends and discussing every-
thing that happened during va-
cation. -
There were 1200 new students
at Mumford Wednesday — most
with happy, smiling faces, and
some a little scared. They'll soon
get adjusted like everyone else.
Along with the new students,
there are 25 new faces among
the faculty and a new counsel!.
lor, Miss Cobb.
Heading the Student Council
this year will be Pat Coats, sen-
ate secretary; Carole Bloomfield,
vice-president; Jay Keystone,
president; Lorraine Small, house
secretary; and Sharon Cohn,
treasurer.
During the summer, the so-
cial service committee of the
Councilettes held meetings at
homes of various members, in-
cluding Ruth Ann Radway, Judy
Copley, Rose Kandel, Sandra
Littky, Sheery Kotzer, Nancy
Blank, and Joni Handleman. The
girls took care of children at the
D. W. Simons and 12th Street
Council Centers while their
mothers were busy learning
English at special classes.

Mrs. Beal to Head
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Martha Deborah, to Norman
Alan Zausmer, of Fullerton Ave.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pazner of
Windsor, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Rober-
ta Nan, to Paul Leshansky, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leshan-
sky, also of Windsor. An April
wedding is planned.
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Mr. Simon Perliter and Dr.
Lillian Shutter announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Carole Elaine Perliter of Los
Angeles, to Morris Goldsmith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold-
smith of Duane Ave. A summer
wedding is planned.

Mrs. Irving Beal has been elec-
ted president of the Detroit Worn-
en of Alpha Omega dental frater-
nity. She will be assisted by the
following:
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vice president;
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Bella Granat, social chairman
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Our community is growning
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number of Jewish students in
the four high schools in this
area is constantly increasing.
Les Lunsky has already agreed
to keep this column informed of
activities at Royal Oak High.
Karen Mandlebaum will be our
contact for Lincoln High in
Ferndale and for Suburban
Temple youth. Berkley High will
be covered by this writer. The
Oak Park High is not yet com-
pleted but will soon be open for
full enrollment.
Incidentally SOC (Southern
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Riseman Camp. Karen, Les and
myself, who attended, agreed
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