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°The Youth of a Natio*
Are the Trustees
Of Posterity."—Disraeli.
Tales Out of School
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By
By
Judy
Alzofon
Nancy
Falk
Stutz
Central
High
adumford
High
South
Oakland
County
Hopes for making this years
Centralite, the school yearbook,
the biggest and best ever, were
expressed by Karen
newly appointed editor-in-chief.
Assisting her as activities edit-
ors are Louise Glattstein and
Eleanore Rudnor, with Ruthie
Rubin, Naomi Sherman and
Ellen Steinberg as reporters.
Mel Lester will edit the sports
section, with Natalie Rosengard,
Friedelle Schrier and Art Un-
gerleider as reporters. Janie
Rosenzweig and Evie Siporin
. are co-editors of the graduation
section, with assistants, Ruth
Smith, Roz Mayer and Judy
Rosenblum. Head of art direc-
tion is Charlotte Mechler, with
Sharon Rosenthal assisting.
The PA reporters, who broad-
cast news of Centralite activi-
ties each week, are Golda Rob-
iner, Barry Levine, and Judy Al-
sofon.
The Democratic Human Rela-
tions Club, which is a junior
branch of the Detroit Round
Table, attended a convention
at Cass Tech, which featured
Jackie Robinson speaking on
prejudice. Representing Central
were Carole Mitnick, Ellen
Averbuch and Ronnie Hersh.
Over-all chairman of the affair
Was Mary Starman of Mumford.
Leon Dater and Jerry Green-
baum recently appeared on
"Honor the Name, a WDTR pro-
duction.
Making up the businQss staff
of the Central Student are Edna
Zucker, ad manager; Judy
Rosenblum and Bev Steinberg,
circulation manager; and Nor-
man Cohn, photographer.
New reporters on the Student
are Fred Bassoff, Rae Jean
Blatnikoff, Elaine Braverman,
Rena Shrodeck, Helen Amhow-
itz, Janet Levenson, Anita Sher,
Noel Lawson and Art Levine.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Max
Ga1per acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy extend-
ed by relatives and friends dur-
ing its recent bereavement.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kolko,
of 1751 Lee Place; celebrated
their golden wedding anniver-
sary on Feb. 14, at the 12th St.
Council Branch of the Jewish
Center. They re-enacted their
wedding of 50 years ago before
their six children, 20 grand-
children, and about 150 friends.
A resident of Detroit since
1923, Mr. Kolko is chairman of
the Jewish Culture Club of the
12th St. Branch.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Kolko are
70 years old. Their six children
who arranged the party are:
Mrs. Telia Olisson, Mrs. Edith
Ledger, Mrs. Louise Newman,
and sons, Ben, Irving and Jack.
The Kolkos' were married in
Grajewo, Poland, where they
were brought up, on Feb. 11,
1904.
You MUST Deliver
All copy for our next week's
issue must either be delivered
to the office of The Jewish
News before noon on Monday
or sent by special delivery
mail before Sunday, since
there will be no mail deliv-
eries on Washington's Birth-
day. Copy received after noon
on Monday will nal be used
in our next issue.
It's a Better Party With
Music by
SAM BARN ETT
and His Orchestra
TE. 4-9661
With the beginning of a new
semester comes the confusion of
TONY MARTIN
TUXEDO
schedule changes and purchas-
ing of books. This applies just
RENTAL SERVICE
as much to the old students as
40% DISCOUNT
it does to those more recently
Perfect Fit Guaran-
teed by
registered.
Dale Teitelbaum and his sister ,
VIENNA
Sally are now old-timers in their
Tailors Cr Cleaners
respective schools. Dale is en-
20530 Schaefer
rolled at Royal Oak High, and MISS SHIRLEYANN DEUTCH
Near 8 Miie Rd.
Sally is a student at Jane Adams
UN. 2-9121
Jr. High. Herbie Sosnick is a
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Deutch,
tenth grade transfer student of Pennington Dr., announce
from - Cooley High to Berkley the betrothal of their daughter,
High.
Shirleyann, to Harvey E. Altman,
Berkley High is one of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Alt-
Removed Permanently
schools competing in the Inter- man, of Lansing, Mich.
Lakes Talent Assembly. An au-
The bride-elect attends Mich-
dition was held in the gym last
Registered Electrologist
Tuesday for all interested stu- igan State College.
dents. Among those participat-
WO 3-7065 NO TOURS
ing was Carey Winograd. Carey
WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH?
has been taking piano lessons
TU. 4-1804 after hours
for 5 1/2 years, and was a great
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and His Orchestra
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& Associate Bands
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References on Request
Weiner is the newly elected
Next to Adams Theatr
TO. 6-5016
TE. 2-1146
president of the dramatics club.
Ronny Ba.ssey was master of
ceremonies at the graduation
BERNARD H. WINERZ\
NEW BOOKLET
exercises held at Jane Adams
"How to Make Your
Jr. High. Alan Leib, Harvey
Photographer
Bar Mitzvah Party
Ruskin, Sheldon Goldman and
• WEDDINGS
A Success"
Richard Dresner are among the
• BAR MITZVAHS\A °
recent graduates.
• PORTRAITS
The Temple Beth Jacob Youth
Group of Pontiac is making ar-
rangements for its annual
youth service, to be held Feb.
26. Joel Thome is in charge of
the service.
The group is also planning a
splash party under the chair-
manship of Marilyn Goode on
for the latest
Feb. 27. An invitation has been
in hair fashions
extended to all Suburban Tem-
ple youth.
Make Your Appointment Today
UNWANTED HAIR
ESTHER WEBER
.
CALL NOW-KE. 1-8196
Center Young People
Plan Informal Programs
Herman Kolkos' Mark
Golden Anniversary
Betrothed
Judy
David Price has been elected
chairman of the Michigan Teen-
Age Driver Safety Conference,
which will be held Feb. 26 and
27, at Michigan State College.
The group was formed to pro-
mote better teen-age drivers.
Tryouts for the school play
were 'held last week, and Miss
Patterson, dramatics instructor,
will announce the actors-to-be
next week.
The Goode AZA Chapter re-
cently held its installation cere-
monies at Elmwood Casino. Of-
ficers elected are Jack Thav,
president; David Lewis, vice-
president; Gary Berger, secre-
tary; Larry Edelheit, treasurer;
Jerry Nathanson, chaplain; and
Jerry Rosenthal, sgt.-at-arms.
The Cupid's Ball, being given
by Bnai Brith Girls, will be
held on Saturday night, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe.
Before the early spring thaw
this week, Brenda Barak and
Marilyn Fisher gave a skating
party at Rouge Park. Among
the guests were Lois Greenberg,
Bev Stein, Barbara Bockoff,
Stewart Gottlieb, - Alfred Lip-
shaw, Jerry Gold, Louis Sover-
insky, Don Purther, Mervin
Goldsmith and Bruce Nusbaum.
A group of 60 young men and
women have been meeting on
Thursday evenings since Octo-
ber in the -newly - decorated
Young Adult LoUnge of the
Woodward Jewish Center for a.
program of fun and relaxation.
Programs arranged by the
group include many facets, in-
cluding a tobogganing - party on
Sunday, at a nearby slope. For
information, call Bernie Blase,
TO. 4-6275.
On Thursday, the lounge pro-
gram will include table games-
; scrabble, checkers, chess and
" cards—with prizes to be award-
! ed. A co-ed bowling tournament
will start on March 4, at the
Center alleys. For information,
call Emil Weiss, WE. 4-3534.
All young people, 18 to 30, are
invited to attend on Thursday
evening to join the unofficial
group. There is a small charge
for non-members.
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They thirsted not when he
led them through the deserts:
he caused waters to flow out of
the rock for them: he clave the
rock also, and the waters gushed
out.—Isa. 48:21.
I Styling
Is Our Business
with
Men's Clubs
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DOWNTOWN L O DGE, Bnai
Brith, will hold a cabaret night
program at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 28,
at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Previous
announcements, which gave the
date as Feb. 21, are erroneous.
The dramatic group of Detroit
Chapter will be featured on the
program, to which wives and
friends of members have been
invited.
* * *
DETROIT LODGE, Bnai Brith
will hold its annual sports night
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Sholem
Aleichem Institute, 18495 Wyo-
ming. Feature of the evening
will be the appearance of the
new coach of Michigan State,
Duffy Daugherty, who will show
pitcures of the Rose Bowl Game.
Other sports notables will be
present. A social hour will fol-
low. Friends are invited to at-
tend.
* • *
Dr. -Robert •M. Frehse, execu-
tive director of the . Detroit
Round table of Christians and
Jews recently discussed the
"Program of the Round Table"
at a Brotherhood meeting of
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