Miss Rifkin to Wed
C. I. Mayer March 27

Tales Out of School

"1- be. Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."---Disraeli.

By

By

Rena
-Katz

Joni
Handleman

Central
High

linmford
Higb

Back at Central in a new role
of teacher is ex-'Lite Joyce Lip-
tzen. Joyce, who is to complete.
work on her BA. degree in his-
tory at Wayne University next
June, is student teaching an
MISS CAROLE MAE RIFKIN
11th grade history class under
Mr. and Mrs. henry Rifkin. of the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy
Derum.
South Bend, Ind., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mathematical wizards are
Carole Mae, to Charles I. Mayer, growing plentiful around Cen-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. tral. Placed on the mathemati-
Mayer, of Whitmore Road, De- cians honor role of the Univer-
troit. -
sity - of Oklahoma are Connor
Miss Rifkin is a Junior at Lazarov, Gerald Bodzin, Sheldon
the University of Michigan. Her Pringle, George Eisenberg, Har-
fiancee is a graduate of the old Safron, and Elliot Marshall.
University of Michigan, where These Blazers were so honored
he received his _Bachelor and for receiving high trades on a
MaSter degrees. He is a mem- test of advanced •mathematical
ber of Sigma Alpha MU frater- problems issued by the univer-
sity.
nity.
The wedding date; has been.
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set for March 27:
'Lite Marcia Farber took part
in a panel discussion at Central
18—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS on Brotherhood Week before a
meeting of the Parent Faculty
Friday, February 18, 1955
council, Siipervised by Mrs. Sar-
ah H. Calvin, Doctor of Edu-
PHOTOGRAPHS by
cation and representative of
BERNARD H.
the Junior Rdund Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
the group discussed the.problems
of brotherhood between men.
The disctssion was moderated
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by Alonzo Smith of Eastern High
School. Other panelists were
Dean" Cassin of Pershing, Jerry
Bar Mitzvahs
Schneider of Cass, and Sylvia
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.Surprised 'Lites switched on
their TV sets last week to ,find
JUdith Oppenheimer, Central
senior, portraying the part of
a drunken teen-aged driver in
WWJ TV's presentation of Traf-
fic Court.

Men's clubs

The Mumford Student Coun-
cil held its first meeting of the
new term last week, and fornied
its new board, consisting of of-
ficers and committee chairmen.
Officers include:
Harvey Lapides, president;
Howard Shapiro, vice-president;
Aline Lappin, secretary of the
Senate; Janet Bing, secretary of
the House; and David Rosen-
thal, treasurer.
Committee chairmen are Mar-
lene Danto, organizations;
Elaine Kolodin, social; Sandy
AbugoW, freShman; Judy Copley,
publicity; Sybil Golden, .pro
gram; JoniHandleman and Nan
Scholnick, electio n; Stewart
Handler, constitution; and
Deanne Dunsky, service and
study.
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Primary . rallies were held last
Wednesday in
- auditorium
for candidates running for sen-
ior office. Victors in the primary
election were: - treasurer, Mer-
win Goldsmith and Evrett Jen-
sen; Secretary, Linda Falk and
Peggy Tracy; vice president,
Roger, Netzer and Carole Polin-
sky; and president, Dick Behm
and Jay Keystone. Final returns
will be announced next week.
* * *
Tomorrow night, the Alexan-
der D. Goode AZA Chapter will
hold its third annual installa-
tion at the Elmwood Casino. In-
stalled will be aleph godol, Gil-
bert Kleiff; aleph s'gan, Sey-
more Fryman; aleph. mazkir,
Mel. Goldstein; aleph gizbor,
Ricky Benjamin; •aleph moreh,
Jack Thav, and David Lewis,
aleph kohen-godol.
* * *
The Detroit Windsor Coun-
cil of AZA held a conclave for
its president and vice president
on Sunday. A brunch and dis-
cussion of chapter_programming
were featured. President of the
Council is .Myron , Winkleman of,
Glazer AZA.
The Club Presidents Commit-
tee, composed of presidents of
every Mumford Club, is in the
midst of planning a carnival,
which . will be given at -the:
NOrthland auditorium, during
the latter part of April.

The first chartered member-
ship meeting of NORTHWEST
ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB will be held
at 8 p.m., Tuesday, in the syna-
gogue. Plans for educational and
social activities will be-discussed.
A social hour will follow. Offi-
cers of• the _group are Dave
Goldsmith, president; Irving Branigin's EleCtion
Pallman, vice-president; and
Ben Greenbaum, - Ben Olderman Urged by Mrs. Keidan.
and Sol Wainer, committee mem-
Mrs. Harry B. Keidan, in a
bers.
pre-Primary statement, strong-
ly endorsed the candidacy of
Nathan Borinstein, president Edgar M. Branigin for Circuit
of MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S Court Judge. -
CLUB, invites the public to at-
Pointing to his excellent rec
tend its breakfast session, held ord in public 'office, Mrs. Keidan
at 10 a.m., each Sunday, in the stated that her association with
synagogue. An. educational pro- Mr. Br anigi n, as his Chief
gram, led by Rabbi M. J. Wohl- Deputy in his office as County
gelerter, follows every week. The Clerk, has convinced her, that
program begins with services at he is a most efficient, capable
9 a.m.
and devoted public official high-
ly deserving of advancement in
public office. -
"I as well as all who have
F urniture
worked with Mr. Br anigin
Covers
know that he will make an ex-
cellent judge, that he will raise
MADE. TO ORDER .
the standards of our judiciary
and that he is most highly
- BY EDWARDS
qualified for the office he seeks
(House of Expert Worktisanihip)
at the Primaries next Monday,"
100% TRANSPARENT
Mrs. Keidan said. "I urge an
CRYSTAL CLEAR
overwhelming vote for him in
the best interests of our com-
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and Air Vents included, as needed
that he will be nominated next
Monday and that he will head
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Marguerite Kozenn and the
JeWish Community Center's
Symphony Orchestra shared the
honors at the concert at the Da-
vison Center on Tuesday eve-
ning. The capacity audience
gave an ovation to the Detroit
soprano, • who made her first
public appearance 'here in four
years at this concert. It cheered
here husband; Julius Chajes, and
the orchestra he' has moulded
into a superb Detroit musical
instrument for their .magnifi-
cent performance.
Miss •Kozenn, who only three
weeks ago had undergone an
operation, was in splendid
voice. Accompanied by the or-
chestra, she sang Mendels-
sohn's "Hear Ye Israel" aria
from' "Elijah," "Voi lo sapete"
from "Cavaleria Riisticana,"
Chajes' "How Can I Reveal" in
Hebrew, the aria of Ruth
from "Naomi . and Ruth,"
"Summertime" from "Porgy
and Bess," as well as an en-
core, "Matinatta."
She was called back again and
again for bows by an apprecia-
tive an admiring audience. It
was a triumphal return after a
long absence from the Detroit
concert platform. "Miss Kozenn
during the four years of not .be-
ing heard in Detroit had made
scores of appearances in several
foreign countries, including Is-
rael, and in dozens of American
and Canadian cities.
The orchestra's rendition of

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Beethoven's Overture Leonore
No. 3 captivated the gathering.
The oboe and the horn were
heard as Beethoven had intend-
ed them. Similarly, the other
selections were acclaimed and
the concluding Hassidic Dance
by Leo Stein provided the prop-
er mood for a good concert.

Local Circle Branches
To Hear National Report

AleX Levitt, Workmen's Circle
national Board member for
Michigan, will report on the
sessions of the national board
to all E-S branches tonight at
W. C. Center.
On Saturday evening, Branch
1060 will elect officers at the
home of . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Shifrin, 20050 Vaughan. -

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