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Set August Date
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Basketball
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MISS JANIS LAZAR

Mr. and ;Mrs. Nicholas M.
Lazar, of Santa Clara Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Janis Rosanne. to
Robert M. Colton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Colton, of
Brookline, Mass.
Miss Lazar, a senior at Wayne
University, is a member' of Pi
Lambda Theta honorary educa-
tion sorority. Her fiance is a
graduate of Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, and received
his master's degree from Chrys-
ler Institute of Engineering.

Feb. 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Snell (Marie Glucks-
man), of 20525 Steel, a daugh-
ter, Jane Hann ah.

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Basketball players from two
Jewish Community Center
Class A teams will represent
Detroit in the Center's Midwest
Basketball Tourna m e n t, the
weekend of March 17, in Akron,
Ohio.
Eight players from the title-
winning Wagner team to make
the trip are Bernie Fields, Al-
vin Rubin, Stewart Fishman,
Mel Tachna, Phil Young, Jack
Garland, Allen Hill and Ron-
nie Sherr.
Representing the runner-up
Alpaca squad will be Ted Brod
and Art Lieberman. Sam Lie-
berman, manager, and Mel Mil-
ler, coach, also will go to Ak-
ron.
Meanwhile, the CI ass.A
playoff winner is still in
doubt, after Alpacas won
their second straight by de-
feating Wagners, 46-31. Re-
gals, having eliminated the ,
Rajahs, are still in conten-
tion.
Class B playoffs will be run
off Sunday, beginning at 12
noon. Mixing it on the floor
will be Trojans, Nationals and
Del Monicos, with either Sax-
ons or Zussman AZA winning
the fourth- place berth. '
In Class C, Aces, Imperials
and Flashes are assured play-
off places, with fourth place a
toss-up between Dukes and
Spitfires. The elimination series
starts on March 21.
A Teen chess tournament is
scheduled to begin at the Dav-
ison Center this Wednesday,
with competitiOn continuing
through the spring months. The
ultimate winner will be award-
ed a trophy with his name en-

Feb. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Goldstone (Marilyn
Baskin), of Oak Park, Mich., a
daughter, Caren Marcia.
* * *
Feb. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Helman (Shirlye Busch),
formerly of St. Louis, Mo., now
of 17545 Ardmore, a son, Steven
Carl.
* * *,
Feb. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Al
Hbffman (Norma Lifshitz), of
Ewald Circle, a daughter, Anita
Beth.
* * *
Feb. 19To Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
ome L. Schostak (Arlene Shul-
mant of 24528 Rensselaer, Oak
Park, a son, Robert Irwin.
*
\. Feb. 19—To Mr: and Mrs.
Marshall Fogelson (Elaine Ros-
enthal), of 2675 Rochester, a
daughter, Marcy Dale.
* * *
Feb. 18—To Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Faudern (Elaine Green-
berg), of 19225 Yotrobeck, a
daughter, Nancy Gail.
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*
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lepsetz (Bertha Sher), of Tux-
edo Ave., a daughter, Sharon
Gail.
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*
Jan. 23 — To - Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Ka.ner (Dora Mandel-
baum), a daughter, Faye Rose-
anne.
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To Dr. and Mrs. Emil A.
Lawton, former Detroi ters now
of Columbus, 0., a daughter,
Leora Eve,

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graved on it. Playoffs will be
from 6:45 to 7:30 p.m., Mondays,
and 8:30 'to 9:15 p.m. Wednes-
days.
Juniors will observe Jewish
Youth Week, a national pro-
gram, March 16 to 23, with a
model seder at 2 p.m., March
18, at the Davison Center. Spon-
sored by the Junior Council,
the program will feature "King
Solomon and the Bee" by the
Junior Harmony Club.
A seder luncheon will be
prepared by mothers belonging
to the Cu-b Scouts Parents Com-
mittee, headed by Mrs. Frieda
Shawn and Mrs. Lillian Knop-
pow.
The Golden Dew Drops are
in charge of decorations and
place-cards, while the Star-
lighters Club is handling
handling reservations. Since
the capacity is limited, the
Junior Department should be
called immediately, at WE.
3-7380.
Girls from two Center clubs
recently graduated from Jun-
iors to Tweens at a special cap
and gown ceremony at Camp
Tamarack.
Graduating Chick-letts were
Nancy Victor ? Judy Levin, Car-
ol Gordon, Louise Bresler, An-
nalyn Kagan, Penny Trebuck,
Vicky Zimmerman, Arella Bar-
ley, Paula Cohen, Dorene Cow-
en, Barbara bettleman, Fran-
ces Lasser, Carol Feldman, Lil-
lian Zeff and Gail Honeyrnan.
Among the Nif - T's who
graduated were Meryl Podden,
Nancy Kempher, Cookie Ros-
enberg, Denise Rosenthal, Shar-
on Serap and Barbara Kaluzny.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plotnick,
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engagement of their daughter,
Robin Kay, to Edward Irwin
Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Schneider, • of Santa
Rosa Dr. An August wedding is
planned.

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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Louis
M. Kea acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

High

The results of the Senior play
'the senior class recently
chose the following to be their -tryouts *were announced last
leaders: President, Harvey Lap- week by Miss Rosemary Downs.
ides; vice-president, Maida Having the leads in the play,
Grandff; secretary, Joan Rod- "The Man Who Came to Din-
man; treasurer, Bob Shaye. ner," are Danny Docks and
Last Friday evening a senior Harriet Levine. The student
party was given at the -home of director is Marsha Farber. The . I
Debby Wainer.
play will be presented April I
1.
The parts for this spring's 26 and 27. .
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*
school play, the delightful
."Time Out for Ginger," were
Tuesday morning saw the
announced last week. The cast June class together in the I
will include: Henry Sandweiss, auditorium for the first 12A
Emily Freedman, Shieia Stam- Meeting of the term. The class i
en, Nancy Victorson, ' Connie officers, .Dave Lipschutz, presi-
Lewis, Steve Coden, Gary Lict- - dent; Marilyn Frankel, vice I
man, Gary Marcus, Hilda Ros- president; Estelle Ring, treas-
enberg and Larry Wasser. • The urer; and Jerry Uzansky, sec-
play will be given only one retary, were installed. Among
night.
the topics discussed was the
Next semester, a new course Senior Prom. Senior committees
will be offered at Mumford. It were also announced.
* * *
will be called "office co-op" and
will entail retailing and selling,
• For the first time, Senior
and the students will actually girls have been attending the
be sent out- on' jobs.
rbilitary assemblies along with
May 10-14 has been set as the boys. These meetings have
the dates for this year's senior been led by Col. Kemp Smith,
trip to Washington.
and will continue throughout
Eleventh-grader Janet Bing
has made the school burst its the term.
* * *
buttons with pride, for she won
Election
of
Student Council
first place in the American _Le-
gion District Oratorical contest officers were held at the group's
last Tuesday at Cody. She will second meeting of the term.
now go on to the city contest Those nominated for office
at Wayne University. Best of were: president, Eleanor Banks
and Beverly Gray; vice-presi-
luck!
The Mustangs (the basketball dent, Mike Kahn and Joanne
team) will play Eastern High Shook; secretary, Larry Blau
in the first round of the city and Anna Malafouris; treasurer,
Michael Heckman and Charles
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Last weekend, Temple Beth Case.
El Youth Group sent four of
"I would define the true cour-
its members on a pilgrimmage
ages
to be a perfect sensibility
to the Hebrew Union College
in Cincinnati. They were Janet to the measure of danger, and a
tall willingness to endure it"—
Bing, Janet Willis, • D,e n
T.• Sherman.
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