Tales Out of School

By

Nancy
Falk

Judy
Aizofon

Mumford
High

Central
High

Mumford halls this week are
teeming with students wearing
everything from old "Ike" but-
tons, covered with their candi-
date's name, of course, to girls
with long bows hanging from
their hair. The reason?—the stu-
dent council election on Mon-
day! They had an additional
chance to campaign at the ral-
lies last • Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
The council will be selling
car plates that fit on top of
your license saying "Mumford
High School" some time in the
near future. The money that
they collect will help pay for
our much needed band uni-
forms. Several clubs have al-
ready had fund raising proj-
ects for this, and more clubs
will do so in the future. If you
see or hear of these, please try
to support them.
The Drama Club entertained
the Parent's Club last Tuesday
by presenting three excellent
skits. A Hollywood talent scount
should have been in the audi-
ence as their performance was
almost professional. The Mer-
cury will soon come out with a
Christmas edition which should
be terrific!
The Capri staff finally finished
taking pictures and the best
ones will go in the yearbook
that comes out in June. We are
all looking forward to seeing it.
A Christmas concert was given
at the Mayflower Church by the
orchestra and singing groups on
Wednesday night. The perform-
ance was excellent and was en-
joyed by everyone who attended.

Beth Abraham Talmud Group
Elects Weiss President

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At the annual meeting of the
Talmud Study Society (Chevrah
Mishnayos) of Cong. Beth Abra-
ham, Samuel Weiss was elected
president for the coming year.
Assisting him will be - Jacob
Ellenbogen, treasurer; and Jacob
Mohr, vice-president; Max E. El-
lenbogen, treasurer; and Jacob
Reifler, secretary.

Social Inc. Party Sunday

The Esquires' Orchestra will
be featured at a party of Social
Inc. to be held at 9 p.m., Sun-
day, in the Grand Ballroom of
the Barium Hotel. Members
will be admitted without charge.
For information, call LI. 6-0903
or TO. 9-5548.

Good news for everyone who
is trying to win a scholarship to
Wayne University! The alumni
classes of 1944, January and
June classes, held a square
dance at Carpenters Hall last
month and are presenting Miss
Robinson, C e ntral's principal,
with a check of $250, to be used
for two scholarships to Wayne.
One is to be awarded to a Jan-
uary graduate and one to a June
graduate.
Those serving on the 1944 class
committee were: Sol Iwrey,
Phyllis Rosenberg, Paul, Judith
and Jerry Sillman, Edith Fein-
berg Resnick, Connie Levine Ad-
ler, Arlene Karbal Mehler, Lil-
lian Taylor Cohen, Levona Levy
Steingold, Lee Wenokur, Leonore
Leff Braude and Shirley Rappa-
port.
The graduating classes of 1954
would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank you!
The swimming classes were
visited last month by a well-
known sports figure. In fact,
most of the swimmers still don't
know who their instructor was
that day. Well, he was Don
Lund, .Tiger outfielder. Don
works as a substitute gym
teacher during the winter
months.
Birger Bakke, sponsor of the
Central Student and Centralite,
spoke at the eighth annual high
school press conference at
Wayne University. Editors of
the newspapers and yearbooks
from many high schbols in the
area attended. Central student
editors there were Elaine Ma-
dorsky, Gail Smolinsky, Larry
Poder, Bob Brent and Carolyn
Scott while Faith Greenbaum,
editor-in-chief, represented the.
Centralite.
Central is proud to announce
the inauguration of its first cit-
izenship recognition plan. Stu-
dent winners will receive citi-
zenship honors at a convocation
program on January 20. Parents
will be invited.
Those planning to qualify for
these awards must fill out cards
and return them to the Student
Council office not later than
today.

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The family of the late Her-
man Moser wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dui*.
ing its recent bereavement.

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At a recent family dinner
given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Deitch, of 2960 Collingwood, the
engagement of their daughter,
Esther, was announced to Joe
Freedman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Cantor, 'of 1734 Hazel-
wood. The bridegroom-elect at-
tended the Lawrence Institute of
Technology. The wedding date
has been set for June 13.

Bar Mitzvahs

The Bar Mitzvah of Neil Har-
vey Rott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rott, of 17500 Fairfield,
will be observed on Saturday
morning Dec. 19, at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lubin, of
3458 Edison, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Gary, on
Saturday at Cong. Beth Tikvah.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pollock,
of 2696 Glendale, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, How-
ard Joseph, on Saturday, at
Cong. Mogen Abraham. A buf-
fet dinner in Howard's honor
will be held Sunday evening, at
19629 Roslyn.
* * *
The Bar Mitzvah of Stuart
Irwin Goldberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald G o l d b e r g, 18460
Ohio, will be observed this Sat-
urday, at Congregation Bnai
David.

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Sinai Women's Guild
Plans Birthday Event

Sinai Hospital Women's Guild
will hold- a first birthday cele-
bration for paid-up members at
2:15 p.m., Jan. 6, at the hos-
pital. Dr. George Eusterman
will speak on "What Every
Woman Should Know About
Cancer."
Dr. Eusterman is chief of med-
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icine of Sinai Hospital, and was
formerly chief of gastroenter-
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The Guild with a volunteer
corps of 250 women, averages
2500 service hours a month.
This includes American Red
Cross trained Gray Ladies and
Nurses Aides who assist in the
nursing department. Other
Guild volunteers serve in 15 de-
partments of the hospital.
The gift shop on the lobby
floor has been operating since
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Sinai opened its doors last Jan.
4. It is stocked with small, im-
ported items, baby clothes and
toys, jewelry and compacts, and
items of convenience for the
patients and staff.
The shop is staffed entirely
by volunteers, with no paid help
of any kind. The entire profits
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Friday, December 18, 1953

A splash party, followed by a
dance in the young adult
lounge, is planned for members
on Thursday, at the Woodward
Jewish Center, it was announced
by Dale Berger, newly-appoint-
ed lounge chairman.
Because of the growing popu-
larity of these lounge get-to-
gethers, the lounge will be open
from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., each
Thursday. A 25 cent fee will be
assessed non-members visiting
the lounge, to help defray ex-
penses.

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of Posterity."—Disraeli.

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