To Wed in ,June

Tales Out of School

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

By

by
NANCY
FALK

Ronnie
Aronson

Central

Mumford
High School

High

MISS SYLVIA ORECILKIN

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Orech-
kin, of Giles Blvd., Windsor,
Ont., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sylvia, to
Robert D. Leach, of Ewald
Circle, Detroit. The marriage
will be solemnized in late
June.

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The pre-senior play excite-
ment is starting to overcome
Centralites this week, with the
usual scurrying for dates and
tickets taking place.
A great deal of work on the
part of many seniors has gone
into the finished production of
the George S. Kaufman play,
"The Man Who Came To Din-
ner," which. will be presented
Thursday and Friday to about
1700 faculty, alumni, students
and friends of Central High
School.

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Detroit Jewish News

May 3 is the night for all
seniors to see just what is avail-
able to them in the form of vo-
cational guidance, military
WEDDINGS
counseling and many other serv-
BAR
MITZVAHS
H
ices offered by agencies belong-
Candids and 3D's
0
ing to the Jewish Community
by
T
Council. A program has been
0 JACK CORBACK planned for all Jewish seniors
by the Jewish Community
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TO, 7-0930
Council at the Temple Israel, to
be followed by refreshments
and socializing.
,
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Plastic Furniture Covers P
MADE TO ORDER OR
The Student Council's first
READY MADE
?.": student exchange will take
CALL ANNA KARBAL
place Monday. 'Lites • will visit
TO. 7-0879
Cody High School and Co-dy-
Separate Cushion Covers
$1 upW ites will come to Central. Those
from Central going on the ex-
change are Eleanor Banks, Bev-
erly Gray, Norman Young,
Happy to Announce
Peggy Gillespie, Joanna Kahn,
That
Michael Kahan, Izetta Ray and
Robert Jones.
Donna's Body Salon

Friday, April 20, 1956

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Young Marrieds
Set Cabaret Night

The first in an annual series
of co-sponsored programs for
young married couples in the
community will be presented at
8:30 p.m., April 28, in the social
LI. 7-4244
hall of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Young married •organizations
from six congregations are co-
..;"you Never Had It So Frailich": operating to present a Cabaret
I For the Life of Your Party $. Night for members of their re-
With
ti spective groups.
P SAMMY
The congregations are Shaarey
GOTTY
Zedek, Adas Shalom, Temple
HIS BAND
AND ENTERTAINMENT
y Beth El, Temple Israel, Beth
Abraham and Bnai Moshe. It_
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is expected that over 500 young
marrieds will attend.
Felix Resnick and his orches-
tra will provide music for danc-
Up to 6 Lbs. A WEEK
ing, and there will be a pro-
NO DIET—NO EXERCISE
gram of entertainment. Refresh-
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ments will be served during the
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affair, and a buffet supper will
Reasonable Fees
follow.
Chairmen for the evening's
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program are Murray Frumin, of
Remod
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R
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Shalom Synagogue.

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The Councilettes will present
"Symphony in Blue," a semi-
formal dance, on May 5, at the
Bel-Aire Terrace. The "Counts,"
a group from Mumford, will be
the orchestra.
At its April 22 meeting at -
Adas Shalom S y n a-g o g u e,
Johnny • Haber, who last year
took the NFTY youth hostel
tour through Europe, will Show
the beautiful color slides he
took at that time.
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Calling all seniors! Girls, this
is your chance! Grab a senior
boy and take him to -the Sadie
Hawkins Dance on May 4, in
the school gym. You will be ex-
pected to drive, pay for the
tickets, and do all of the "little"
things the boys do for you 364
other days of . the year.
That afternoon, a program
will be presented in the audi-
torium for seniors only. The
chairman of this affair is Wavey
Smith. That day in school, the
girls will cut a patch of material
in two, and the dated -couple
will sport matching patcheS.
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Tonight at Temple Israel the
youth group will take over the
service, giving the sermon and
conducting the entire evening.
Following the service will be
an oneg Shabbat at the temple.
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On May 12, "Club AZA" will
be given at the Bnai Moshe Syn-
agogue with Sammy _Emmer
and his orchestra. , A floor show
and refreshments are planned.
Carl Shulak, Sheldon Winkel-
man, Lenny Solomon, Sheldon
Wasser and Ronny Aronson
have been working very hard as
chairmen of this affair. The.
evening of the dance, the sweet-
heart of AZA will be chose-n.

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Parkman Library Slates
Armament Race Panel

A discussion of the dangers
involved in the present stock-
piling of weapons will be given
by the High School Interna-
tional Club at the Parkman
Branch Library, 1766 Oakman
Blvd., at 7:15 p.m., Monday.
General S. L. A. • Marshall,
military critic of the • Detroit
News and former army opera-
tions analyst, will moderate the
panel discussion, "The Arma-
ment Race?" He is the author
Of several books including "The
River and the Gauntlet," the
story of the defeat of the Eighth
Army by the Chinese Commu-
nist forces in the 1950 battle of
Chongchon River, Korea.
.. High school panel members
will be Dan Slobin and Albert
Young, Central; Jerry Zahler
and Stuart Wilbur, Mumford;
and Richard Kullen,. University

of Detroit.
Admission is free and all stu-

dents are invited to come, take
part in the discussion and meet
the moderator.

Dave Diamond

to
LARRY FREEDMAN

and His Orchestra
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INER

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New Phone Number . . .
Same Wonderful Music

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On May 12, the Latin Club
will visit the University of
Michigan with the rest of the
Junior Classical League from
the state. There, they will view
a collection of articles from an-
cient Rome, and have an op-
portunity to tour the campus
and meet the other members of
JCL.

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Iota Alpha Pi Alumnae
Plan Annual Luncheon

The Detroit Alumnae of the
Iota Alpha Pi sorority will hold
its second annual games party
and dessert luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Saturday, at Federal De-
partment Store's auditorium,
Grand River at Oakman.
All proceeds will be donated
to the National Student Loan
Fund. Featured will be door
prizes, including an. electric
clock and a complete new hair
styling,
Arrangements have been di-
rected by •Mesdames Murray
Bloom, chancellor; Herbert
Schein, finances; Norman Gol-
denberg and Leon Stillwater,
tickets; Al Jaffe and Arnold
Tanzman,. favors; Robert Slavin,
Carl Siegal, Barnett Lazarus,
Joseph Dvorin and Miss Marilyn
Fisher, refreshments.

Vladimiritzer Organization
Plans Games Party May 22

Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
lief Organization will hold a

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