Maw

rsrael Excluded' in. ,Hejith -
Meet- at Alexandria, Egypt
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
(JTA) — Israel has been exclud-
ed from a World Health Organi-
zation regional conference of
public health administrators to
be held Nov. 15. The conference
will be held 'in Alexandria,
Egypt.

ales Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeti.

By

Ronnie
Aronson

Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Simons (Lucy Hirschman) of
24020 Ithaca, Oak Park, a son,
Eric Paul.
* * *
Oct. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Reubin (Sally Tendler), of Stur-
tevant Ave., a daughter, Deborah
Helen.
* * *
Oct. 18—To Mr .and Mrs. Ken-
neth Zuppke (Annabelle Levin),
of Ewald Circle, a son, David F.
* * *
Oct. 17—To fir. and Mrs. Jack
Iden (Shirlee Rose), of 19434
Ardmore, a son, Bruce Franklin.
* * *
Oct. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Ernstein (Rosa Lynn Can-
tor), of 3374 Pasadena, a daugh-
ter, Gail Maureen. '
* * *
Oct. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rise Kent (Sandra Oberfield), of
4334 W. Grand, a daughter, .Fran-
cine Ilyn.

Central
High

Ronnie Horwitz was re-elected
to the post of Student Council
president in elections held last
Thursday. The Council members
also selected Lois Shurgin, vice-
president; Beverly Gray, secre-
tary, and Joanne Shook, trea-
surer.
The Council will present the
semi-annual 10B orientation pro-
gram at the Parent-Teachers Tea
to be held Nov. 9. Another Coun-
cil project is gathering informa-
tion for the ' Central Handbojk,
which will go on sale in a few
weeks.
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*

Sharon Fox, of Central, was
one of the members of a panel
on youth to speak before a meet-
ing of the League of Jewish
Women. The meeting was held
Oct. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Man- Thursday at_ the . _Jewish Com-
ny Nosan .(Roz Pearl), of 15100 munity Center.
- *- * -*
Pembroke, a daughter„ Jan -Alli-
son.
Members of Judge Harry B.
* * *
Keidan AZA will call on people
Oct. 12—To Cantor and Mrs. living in the Dexter area for con-
Judah Goldring (Florence- Wein- tributions" of canned foods this
traub), of Mendota Ave., - a Sunday morning. All donations
daughter, Shira Mindy.
will be given to charities, which
* * *
in turn will distribute the food
Oct. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- to needy families.
ward M. Schwartz (Sylvia Felo-
*
*
*
witz), of 22911 Warner, Farming-
Centralities•
Ronnie
Mogerman
ton, a daughter, Mildred Leah.
* * *
and Phyllis Hollander are among
Oct. 5 — To Mr: an. d Mrs. the 30 members of Bnai Brith
Sander B. Schiff. (Harriette Sar- Youth Organization attending a
Camp
noff), of 3205 Tyler, a son, Dale weekend program at
Tamarack ;_. Among the 25
Michael.
* *. *
Centralites to cp_italify for the'first-
Oct. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry round test in the Merit Scholar-
Roth (Rose Yaffe, of Winnipeg, ship competition were Marilyn
Canada),. of 24290 Condon, Oak Frankel, Estelle Ring, Rochelle
Park, a daughter, Lisa - Gayle. Lupovitch and Linda Bresler.
The first test was given Wednes-
day,.

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British Jews to Honor
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LONDON, (JTA) — The Jews
of Britain will open their cele-
bration of the .300th anniversary
of the return of the Jews to Eng-
land with an exhibition at the
Victoria and Albert Museum on
Jan. 6.
The year of celebrations will be
marked by a banquet at London's
famed- Guildhall and by a Tercen-
tenary service at the historic Be-
vis Marks Sephardic synagogue.
Lord Samuel will preside at the
opening ceremony. Other events
in the 'celebration program in-
clude at and book exhibits,
youth displays, a pageant and
concert at the Royal Festival Hall
and a series of lectures on the
history of. the Jews in England.

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88-Year-Old Mrs. Faber Collects $200 for Israel

Mrs. Sarah Faber,- of 18420 lection to the League for Reli-
Strathmoor, continued her - per , gious Labor in Israel, which
sonal project of collecting funds: sponsors these institutions.
during the }Egli' Holy Days, in
support of children's institutions
Candids by
in Israel.
Although 88 years old and
blind for many years, Mrs.
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Dave Dombey

By

Joni
Handleman

Mumford
High

Promising to make this one of
the best senior classes at Mum-
ford, enthusiastic 12A's have al-
ready begun their many activ-
ities. Appointed chairmen of sen-
ior committees are clerical,
Cookie Lerman; program, Dave
Burnstein and Judie Copley;
commencement, Mike Eisenman;
class color, motto, flower and gift
committee, Jack Keystone; honors
assembly, Barbara Margolis and
Mitzi Kent; financial, Marvin Ya-
goda; swing-in and lunchroom
investigation, Stan Singer and
Gene Rosenberg; prom co-ordi-
nating, Joni Handleman with sub-
committee chairmen, Deena
Deutch, decorations; Paul Bor-
man, tickets; Jackie Shapiro,
publicity, and Dorothy Yagoda,
program.
Final results of the 9B Student
Council election show congrat-
ulations going to Gail August,
Susan Blondy, Bob Moss and
Carol Schwartz and alternates
Bette . Klegon, Lolly Nachman,
Joanie Klien, Marsha Zachs and
Ginger Sandler. Voted on at the
last Council meeting were Janet
Bing and Dick Pollinger as the
two representatives for the All-
City Student Council.
The Mumford Mustangs. beat
undefeated Redford High School
by a score of 12-6. Redford made
their only touchdown in the first
half followed soon by Mumford's
two touchdowns made by half-
backs Alfonso Horn and Mike
Schiff. With this upset Mumford
regained the chance of becoming
West Side Champions.
Speaking of sports, in the re-
serve football game held at school
Thursday with Redford's reserve
squad, the Mustangs walked away
with a 20-7 score. Mumford's new
swimming pool was the setting
for the Western-Mumford swim-
ming match. The final points
showed a 55-32 score in West-
ern's favor.
The girls' field hockey team
won both their reserve and var-
sity games Thursday at school by
2-1 and 1-0 scores. ,
Congratulations to Mumford
senior, Shel Salinger who won
honorable mention in the Ford
Industrial Arts Contest. The
prize was $20 cash for his model
railroad house. Congratulations
are also in order for Barbara
Pines, who has been chosen class
speaker for the January com-
mencement exercises.
Zangwill BBG recently held
their election of officers and
planned their installation which
will be held Dec. 10. Officers are:
president, Edith Schreiber; veep,
Barbara . Hershey; secretaries,
Marsha Berman and Sandy Bern-
stein; treasurer, Barbara Gam-
burd; reporter, Carol Radner, and
chaplain, Susan Abrams.

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State John Foster Dulles that
only direct intervention in the
Near East can stem the threat
of war there.
The organization urged the
United States to take the initia-
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isting demarcation lines between
Israel and the Arab States and
warned that "only an immediate
guarantee by the United States
of the territorial status quo can
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