Address. -
Center Club Leaders Monday .
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"The "YOuth of a Natiort are the Trustees
of P osteritg ."—Disraetz.
By
By_
Nancy
Falk
Ronnie
Aronson
By JUDY ANN JACOBS
'Hanukah candle-lighting cere-
monies' were held. in every stu-
dent dormitory at the University
of Michigan.
After devouring scrumptious
potato- latkes s at their regular
Stinday night dinner, H i I.1 e I
members served as hosts to the
various religiOus groups on
campus.
In their honor, ."A Light in
Darkness," an Eternal Light
Script whose cast included De-
troiters Carol Krohn and Sey-
mour Manello as well as Muske-
gonite D obby Schr eiber, • was
presented. Ronald Muchnick of
Ann Arbor and Phyllis Parnes of
Flint • assisted • in planning the
evening.
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Appointed to U. of M.'s Stu-
dent GOilVernmen-t Council (SGC)
committee posts were Dick Good
and Joel Tauber of Detroit and
Don Good of Flint. Bebe Rosen-
zweig, Jan Sosin and Marilyn
Maldaver are also participating
in SGC activities.
Meredith Tiegel was one of 14
newly-tapped members to the
Senior Honor Society, women's
honorary for leadership . and
service.
Larry Sperling, of Ann. Arbor,
was one of 15 tapped to the Bar-
risters Society.
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Tau Delta Phi is in mourning.
The social fraternities' mascot
since 1949, ten-year-old "Landa
Von Lottenberg", pedigree Ger-
man Shepherd, was killed by a
car.
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Dr. Rubin Kahn, renowned
serologist and member of the
University Hospital' staff, was
guest speaker at a recent in-
formal Hillel, coffee hour.
Hillel plans to continue having
informal "Meet the Faculty'
hours at 4 to 5 on Fridays, next
semester. •
Margaret Galdonyi appeared in
the student dramatic production,
"The Worlds of Tommy All-
bright," a play on juvenile delin-
quency written by U. of M.
senior Russell Brown.
Dancing a lyric ballet to
"Waltz" in the joint winter con-
cert of the Universitly Ballet and
Modern Dance Clubs last Sun-
day were Elaine Grosso and Bar-
bara Sorcher.
-Henry Miller to Head
Scrap Trade Association
At a recent meeting of the
Greater Detroit Scrap Trade
Association, Henry Miller was
elected president. Serving with
him during the forthcoming year
will be:
Martin Shulman and Erwin,
Robinson, vice-presidents; Louis
Marcus and Ben Davis, secre-
taries; Jack Sipher, treasurer;
Sam Wasserman, sgt.-at-arms;
Lewis Stern, Louis Freedman and
Sam S•chwartzberg, trustees; and
Louis Alpert, Daniel Haron and
Leo Borden, members-at-large.
The organization functions to
disseminate information relating
to the • scrap trade and to act
as representative of scrap dealers
in negotiations- with the Govern-
ment, steel mills and 'other scrap
associations.
The new officers will be in-
stalled at the seventh annual
dinner meeting, Feb. 4, at Bel-
Aire Terrace.
Sunday Nighters' Dance Dec. 25
Sunday Nighters of the Jewish
Community Center will hold
their mid-season dance, Sunday
evening, December 25, 8:30. p.m.,
in Hyman C. Broder auditorium
of the Davison branch. Carl
Sims and his orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
profitable and enjoyable.
A number. of Mumfordites last
week attended the "Careers Con-
ferenCe,"' 'held • at the Rackhaxn
Educational Memorial Building.
They 'first attended orientation;
which was folloWed , by' two
forums. These" consisted of spea
cialized discussions and niciViea
of various occupations. •
City of hope Duartians
Plan Meeting and Social .
Prof. Aaron Krasner of Wayne
University will speak on "The'
Individual in the Group Process,"
at a meeting of 'Jewish Commun
ity Center club. leaders, Monday,
8 p.m., in the Davison branch.
Discussion will follow the lec-
ture.
A A AUTO
DRIVERS SCHOOL
Harold Fine, president of the
Free Pickup
Duartians of the City of Hope;
No Permit Required
announces the group's next
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meeting -.at 8":30 p.m. Monday,
at
beth
Aaron
Synagogue.
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Spirits were high around
In a most exciting basketball
Open to the public, the meet- rX.Meekr:aftWasitTNNOKX•X'W".K":-3 7
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school after the triumph of the game, the firSt one ever played
basketball team over Redford, by Mumf or d's new team, ing is to be followed by a so- 4 Plastic Furniture Covers
40-32, in the season opener. The Mackenzie High was defeated cial, which will include dancing
MADE TO ORDER OR
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READY MADE
game, held- last week at Redford, by a score o 43 to 37. The high a n d refreshments,. Prospective -
members
are
invited.
For
infor-
was a good sign that Central will scorer was 'George Mullen, who
CALL, ANNA KARBAL N
again be a team to fear in the put in 19 points for the Mustangs. mation, call Al Eithler, WE.
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5-4339, or Henry Epstein, UN. 4Separate Cushion Covers —51 1:74
West Side League. The leading
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scorer in the game, in which the
This week, the final officer
Blazers led practically all the
way, was Louis Gibbs, with 17 elections for the Student Council
will take place. The race was
pointS.
Today the cagers tangle with narrowed down last week, and is
presently between the following:
Northeastern at Central."
Unwanted _Hair Removed
president, Nan Scholnick and
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Howard Shapiro; vice-president,
PERMANENTLY
Arlene Brown, Ralph Davis, Alan Croll and Dick Pollinger;
Our Treatments Leave Your Skin
Burt Green, Esther Kestila, and treasurer, "Steve Gorelick and
Free From Unsightly Hair and Blemishes
Alan Rosenthal made up Cen- Michael Friedman; secretary of
Complete: Face 1 Hr., Arms, 2
tral's delegation to the city-wide the House, Myra Ernstein and
Hrs., Legs, 5 Hrs .. Call . . .
finalS of the Hearst American Connie Lewis; and secretary of
History Contest recently.
DAYS
the senate; Janet Bing and Sandy
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Schrut. Board members, who
"Washington, here we come," are already selected, are Dan
EVE.
is the 12-A's cry, as they prepare Snyder and David Rosenthal.
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for their trip, which. begins Jan.
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738 MACCABEES BLDG.
12. The seniors, - who will visit
The Snowball Dance last Fri-
EGYPTIAN STUDIOS of HAIR REMOVING
Washington, have sightseeing day night was a huge success.
and a real great time as the two The Student Council did . a mar-
main points on the agenda.
Mumford
High
Central
High
Look . . . No Needles!
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The 12-A class, meeting today,
decided on their class colors and
motto. Members of the class are
at work on the senior prom, class
day and graduation exercises.
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Eugene Loren, 12B, is among
4,000 students in the country
who have been selected for the
final test in the National Merit
Scholarship competition. This
group, from which' 350,
all - expense - paid scholarships,
was Chosen ; on the basis of the
grades of a special test, given to
over 50,000 pupils who qualified
for the first trial.
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The fine arts department, head-
ed by Dr. Harry Seitz, presented
an assembly in the auditorium
Wednesday. Among the partici:-
pants were Margie Serlin, Mike
Kahan and Joe Dennis.
MaimonidesWomen .
Plan Hanukah Event
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Society will
meet for a buffet luncheon and
program at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,
at the Detroit Historical Museum.
A Hanukah presentation will be
featured, with Mrs. Samson S.
Wittenberg entertaining with a
group of Hanukah songs, includ-
ing the blessing over the Hanu-
kah candles. Mrs. Gertrude Ob-
erstein will be accompanist.
Mrs. Max Steiner, president,
will preside over the business
meeting, which will include a
report from Mrs. Benjamin
Parker, membership chairman, on
the membership drive closing in
January.
Wives of all local physicians
are eligible to join. Wives of
interns and resident physicians
may join as associate members.
Those, interested may contact
Mrs. Parker.
Here, the very ultimate
in exquisite lingerie and
lounging wear to satisfy
the most extravagant
desire . . .
The nightgown and slip
of finest pure silk, la-
vishly adorned in Alen-
con lace and finished by
hand. Pink, blue.
Our hostess gown of
100% sheer wool .. .
made regal with gold-
threaded embroidery,
jewel neck and flowing
soft pleats. Zip-down
frOnt. Red, blue.
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Detroit's most distin-
guished collection of
luxury nightgowns,
slips, matching bed •
jackets and half
slips, lounging -
wear.
DSG Trade Division
Slates Biennial Meeting
The Mechanical Trades Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion's Detroit Service Group will
hold its biennial meeting 8:15
p.m., Dec. 29 at the Esther Ber-
man Building, 18977 Schaefer,
announces Emil T. Stern, division
chairman.
Officers and representatives to
its own Board, the Detroit Serv-
ice Group's and Federation's
board of governors will be
elected.
Members of the nominating
committee are: Robert Janeway,
chairman; Reuben Axelrod,
Jerty Bielfield and Ben Kramer.
Ex-officio members are Milton K.
Mahler, president, Detroit Service
Group and Stern.
If Satan ever laughs, it must
be at hypocrites, they are the
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greatest dupes. he has,
Friday, December 16, 1955
' • —Charles • Colton
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