16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Tales Out of School

"1 he Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
at Posterity."—Disraeli

Joni
Handleman

Rena
• Katz

Ilurntord
High

Central
High

Two weeks of poster making
and campaigning by those run-
ning for the Student Council
and its officers finally came to
a close last week.
Winning the title of president
was Harvey Lapides; vice-presi-
dent, Howard Shapiro; secretary
of the Council, Aline Lappin;
secretary of the House of Repre-
sentatives, Janet Bing; and
treasurer, David Rosenthal.
The two members elected to
Council's executive board are
Carole Polinsky and ; Bruce
Parker. Four members are also
elected from each half grade.
From the 9B are Myra Ern-
stein, Carol L e w i s, Arline
Schlachter and Michael Parr;
9A, Janice C o he n, Stephen
Gorelich, Barbara Manheim and
Barry Samuels; 10B, Walter
Dishell, Jays Hamburg, Carol
Lewis, Dick Pollinger and Sandy
Schrut; 10A, Barbara Gold-
smith, Stuart Handler, Anita
Iczkovitz and Rosalie Roth;
11B, Maida Granoff, Deanna
Dunsky, Mark Owens and Wavey
Smith; 11A, Mike Eisenman,
Mikie Feldman, Joni Handleman
and Elaine Lerman; and 12B,
Jeff Mandel, Lorelie Schulman,-
Shane Spanier and Sy Weber-.
man,

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A take-off on the TV pro-
gram, This Is Show Business,
was presented in the auditorium
last week for all seniors. It was
Mumford's first all-senior tal-
ent show, and was sponsored by
the 12A Program committee.
Participants were Nortie Bicoll,
Alan Orman, Bill Gross, Sam
Sandweiss, Jean Maxwell, Mar-
lene Cairo, Miriam Shur and
Detroit Symphony
Judy Thomas.
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Seeks Young Soloist
On Jan. 27, the Mumford
The Detroit Symphony Or- graduating class will present
chestra is seeking a young in- the Peppermint Prom, at the
strumentalist to be soloist at the Veterans Memorial Bldg. It will
final Young People's Concert of feature the music of Sam Em-
the season at 11 a.m., Feb. 12, in mer. The prom is open to the
whole school, and tickets may
the Masonic Auditorium.
A contest to find a talented be purchased from any member
young performer for the con- of the prom committee, headed
cert is currently being conduct- by Alan Epstein, with assistance
ed. The winner will be soloist from Bob Bolton, tickets; Betty
with the full Detroit Symphony, Reid, decorations; and Violet
Popich, program.
Valter Poole conducting.
* * *
Mrs. Frank J. Sladen Jr., con-
Chuck Butterworth, Ronnie
test director, h a s announced
that contestants must be under Ross and Demetrius Tsipouras
18 years of age, residents of the recently represented Mumford
Metropolitan Detroit area and at a meeting of representatives
able to play a concerto with the of Hi-Y clubs from schools
orchestra. The contest is open throughout Michigan. They took
to players of any orchestra in- over the operation of the gov-
ernment for one day at the
strument except piano.
Finalists will be judged Jan. state capital in Lansing.
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25 by Paul Paray, Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra condupto r,
I'd like to take this opportun-
Valter Poole, associate conduct- ity to wish you all a very happy
or, and Howard Harrington, new year. May 1955 prove to be
manager. Contest entry dead- a wonderful and prosperous
line is Jan. 15. Applications year for each and every one of
must be made to Mrs. Sladen, i you
TU. 5-5162.

Shaarey Zedek Juniors
Lead Services at Home

Wayne U. Graduates
To Wed on March 23

By

By

Victorious in a battle of
matching wits against. students
from Cass High School were
'Lites Rita Kazdan, Ronny Hor-
witz, Izetta ; Ray and Alan Arfa.
A television set was won for
Central by these four who ap-
peared on the TV program, Quiz
'Ern.
Class choice for 12B president
is Gerald Rakotz, 'Lite athlete
who came out on top in class
elections held recently. Bill
Levin is new vice president and
Rita Merkle and Harriet Saner-
stein are newly elected secretary
and treasurer respectively.
* * *
"Democracy Forever," a musi-
cal presentation by the combined
orchestra, band and vocal groups
highlighted the Winter Concert
held recently. "The Creation,";.
and selections from Oklahoma
were other features of the pro-
gram in which. Wayne Rivers,
Ida Nader and Leon Dater were
vocal soloists.
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Student Day, a tradition at
Central, is here again. Today,
teachers and students will ex-
change places and various stu-
dents will conduct the classes.
Elaine Braverman, president of
the Student Council, will serve
as principal, and Jerry Green- ;
Daum, president of the 12A class,
will be assistant principal.
Honor guards for the coming ,
graduation are all from the 12B
class. Chosen on a basis of
scholarship and citizenship they
are Doreen Hollander, Sandy Iz-
kovitz, Laura Sarko, Frances No-
vetsky, and Suzanne Cooper.

Friday, January 7, 1955

Expect Capacity Crowd
At Meisels Testimonial

A sell-out audience is expected
Gus D. Newman, president of
the Jewish Home for Aged, an- to attend the testimonial din-
nounces that the Shaarey Zedek ner planned for 6 p.m., Sunday,
Junior Congregation vlriii con- at Young Israel Center to honor
duct sabbath services at the Rabbi Chaim Meisels. The
capacity attendance was indi-
Home on Saturday morning.
Participants, youngsters rang- cated at a report meeting held
ing in age from 14 to 16, .will last week by the testimonial
be Ronald Benson, •Richard committee.
At the same time, it was an-
Limond and Douglas Mossman,
cantors, and David Cullen, Ezra nounced that, in addition to
Cutler and Sanford Weine r, Rabbi Hirsh Meisels, brother of
the honor guest who is coming
readers form the Torah.. .
This speoial sabbath service here as principal speaker, other
is made possible through tb.e*ef- participants will be Cantor Da-
forts of the Men's Club commit- vid Katzman and Eugene Green-
tee of Shaarey. Zedek; -consisting field, who will render liturgical
of Carl S. Schiller, chairman, and folk selections.
David B. Brown and Ben S. Sid-
Rabbi Meisels, known as the
low. Leonard Baruch, congrega- Sarvasher Rebe, states that he
tion youth director, h a s in- hopes to increase his work in
structed .t h e s e youngsters in strengthening traditional Ju-
conducting the service.
, daism- 4n; Detrdit,

Aliens Must File Residence Report

All aliens in the United States
on Jan. 1 must report their resi-
dence addresses to the Commis-
sioner of Immigration and Na-
turalization this month. Reports
for children under 14 must be
filled out by parents or legal
guardians. Any alien temporar-
ily absent from the U.S. during
the report - period must register
his address' within 10 days after

returning. The address report
card (Form 1-53) may be ob-
tained at any Pest Office or
Immigration and Naturalization
Service office.
The card, which is to be filled
out completely, must be handed
to a post office clerk or immi-
gration official. IT IS NOT. TO
BE PLACED IN THE MAIL.
The only aliens exempt from
filing reports are Canadian citi-
zens visiting this country for less
than six months and citizens of
other countries who are here
for less than 30 days.

Beth Aaron Sisterhood
Plans Members Lunch

MISS LORRAINE LITTSKY

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lutsky,
of Clements Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lorraine, to Wallace Kruger, son
of Mrg. Irene Quidd, of Elmhurst
Ave.
Both are graduates of Wayne
University. A March 23 wedding
is planned.

Sholem Aleichem Men
Fete Women's Group

Members of the S h o l e
Aleichem Women will be hon-
ored by the men of the organ-
ization at a combination vic-
tory and installation party
planned for Saturday evening, at
the Institute ,
18495 Wyoming
With Sara
Friedman pre -
siding, Frances'
Driker will be
installed as
chairman of
the Women's
Division. Serv-
ing with her
will be Gertrude
Cukerman a n
Ruth Gosman,
vice - chairmen;
and Sarah Kan-
ter, elected for,
the sixth con -
secutive year asY
secretary. Other Mrs. Kanter
officers are Esther Reder, treas-
urer; Rae Feinberg and Bessie
Zarenkin, secretaries.
Eva Jacobson has been chosen
chairman of the 1955 donor
event, and will be assisted by
Pauline - Finkelstein, executive
chairman; Ruth Bader, cultural
chairman; Sarah Friedman and
Minnie Arvin, 're - sales; Ida
Komaroff, coordinator; and
Frances Shayne, publicity.

Plan Passover Trip
To Europe and Israel

The Elkin Hotel and Travel
Bureau, at 19437 Livernois, is
currently arranging a six-week
tour of Europe and Israel that
will feature the celebration of
Passover in Jerusalem.
This luxury tour, as is de-
scribed by Elkin officials, • will
visit in Israel, Greece, Italy,
France, Spain and Portugal.
Leaving New York on March
24, tourists will emplane for
Lisbon. Prior to 'visiting Israel,
the group will stop also at Mad-
rid and Rome. Approximately
two weeks will be spent in visit-
ing the largest cities in Israel.
First and second day PaSsover
services will be held in Jeru-
salem, following which the re-
mainder of the time will be tak-
en up with planned tours and
leisure activieies.
On the return trip, the group
will visit in Athens, Naples, Sor-
rento, Capri, Rome, Nice and
Paris, before returning to New
York. Translantic passage will
be by air both ways.

Brazilian Envoy in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Nelson
Tabajara de Oliviera, new Bra-
zilian Ambassador to Israel, pre-
sented his credentials here to
.President . Itzhak Ben, Zvi
7;:s3

The Sisterhood of Beth Aaron
Synagogue has invited prospec-
tive members to a paid-up mem-
bership luncheon at 12:30 p.m
Monday, in the synagogue soda'
hall.
Mrs. Irving Chaiken, member-
ship chairman, and Mrs. Phil
Chapnick and Mrs. Jack Kan-
ners, co-chairmen, are planning
the 'luncheon. Baby sitters on
the premises will care for
youngters while mothers partic-
ipate in the afternoon's pro-
gram.
Mrs. Albert Kaplan, program
, chairman, has arranged a quiz
show with audience participa-
tion. Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Louis Tatken, president of the
Michigan Region, National Wo-
men's League of the United
Synagogue of America.
Welcoming guests and new
members will be Mesdames Leo
Schwedel, David Helem, William
Miller, Max Richman, Hy Za-
lenko, Louis Wonboy, Alex Mar-
gulies, Louis Isaacs, Joseph
Sachman, Ben Wasserman, Jack
Taylo r, Sol Docks, Albert
Schwartz, Samuel Braunstein
and Jack Shenkman.

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