Betrothal Told

Tales Out of Schoo

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

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by
NANCY
FALK

Ronnie
Aronson

Central

Mumford
High School

High '

MISS JANET LEVY

Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Levy,
of Wildemere Ave.. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Janet. to Arnold Aronoff,
son • of Mr. and Mrs: Joseph
Aronoff, of Toledo, 0.

I JWV Activities

SGT. MORTON A. SILVER-
MAN POST its Conducting a
drive for new and used sleep-
ing bags which are urgently
needed for Israel's border
guards who are. on the alert 24
hours a day • against Arab ag-
gression. Arrangements have
been made to purchase new
bags at a fraction of their regu
lar price. For information, call
Herman Gach, UN. 2-1878, or
Morris Kaplan, DI. 1-3659.
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ROBERT RAFELSON AUX-
ILIARY recently installed the
following new officers: Evelyn
Schwartz, president: Zelda Rose
and Rhoda Brenner, vice-presi-
dents; Kate Erlebacher, :treas-
urer; Ray Fisher, Dorothy Solo-
mon and Florence Shulman,
secretaries; Gail Lapata, Ray
Fisher and Dorothy Foster,
trustees.
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LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX-
ILIARY will entertain at Chil-
dren's Hospital at 3 p.m.,
Wednesday. Mrs. Herman Breg-
man, president, advises that Eve
Meister, dramatic coach, will
read scripts, accompanied by
Mrs.. Bregman, and Mabel Alvin
will perform. Community sing-
ing and refreshments will fol-
low.
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Y E T Z-COHEN AUXILIARY
will honor Ruth Shapiro, out-
going president at a luncheon at
12:30 p.m., Saturday, at Saccas
Restaurant. For reservations,
call Ann Weinstein, UN 4-1925.
The Auxiliary is planning its
annual games party at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Memorial Home.
Prizes and refreshments are
planned. Tickets are available
at tie door or by calling -Sarah
Kaminsky, LI 4-1781,

Plc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST
will hold a business and social
meeting at 8:30 p.m.. Tuesday,
in the home of Cy Kraft, 18203
Santa Barbara. Nomination and
, election of officers will take
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place.

Center's Adult Summer
Program June 25-Aug. 3

Weekly bus trips to points of
interest in the .Detroit area,
games, lectures, movies, arts
and crafts and an informal
English-Yiddish education series
- will be featured in the Jewish
Community Center's Adult Sum-
mer Program
(Day Camp) ,
opening June 25 at the D. W.
, Simons branch, 4000 Tuxedo.
Two program periods will
extend from June 25 to July
13, and July 16 to August 3. A
minimum registration for a
three-week period is required.
Applicants will be given per-
sonal interviews before enroll-
ment is completed. For further
information call Laina Tern-.
chin at WE, 34380, or WE.
"3-7386.

The hustle-and-bustle of 12B
elections was at its peak today
as all candidates and their man-
agers met near the auditorium
early in the morning to pass
out posters and boxes of candy.
For the next few hours. posters
were displayed, candy was
passed out and excitement
reigned in the halls of Central.
Monday, first Ifour, the can-
' didates will parade across the
stage as their qualifications are
read off before the January
'57 class. Then the voting will
be held.
Those running for office are:
president, Seymore Manello,
manager, Zena Wax; Jerry
Gross, manager, Beverly Gray;
vice-president, Berl Falbaum,
manager, Fay Mathis; Arleen
Abrams, manager, Dennis
Michael; . secretary, R o n n i e
Sherr, manager, Shel Simon;
AliceThompson, manager, Ber-
nice Taylor; treasurer, Vivian
Liber, manager, Ellenor Cranis;
Phyllis Zager, manager, Bob
Shapiro.
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Due to overcrowded condi-
tions at Durfee, Central will
again house 9A's this .fall. Five
new teachers will be added to
the faculty to handle the over
200 new 'Lites.
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12A's are buzzing about the
Senior Trip, with rooms being
assigned and the last payment
completed. Over 150 June grads
will go on the Washington
tour, visiting the U. S. Mint,
Library of Congress, Capitol
Building, and other national
shrines. The trip will begin
June 7, at 5 - p.m., with seniors
returning the following Sunday.

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A

three- day celebration,
climaxed by prizes' of $2,000 in
free gifts, is now being held by
Ben Pupko's, which opened its
new store yesterday, at 19329
Livernois, a block north of 7
Mile.
For the past 18 years, Ben
Pupko's was located on Dexter
and Burlingame, and specialized
in curtains, draperies, bed-
spreads and general household
linens. These and new items
will be displayed in the new
location.
The Livernois store is decor-
ated in graduating tones of
pink, reflecting the ultimate in
decorator's art as created by
Mrs. Ben Pupko, owner and
manager.
The completely open interior
for unobstructed visibility lends
spaciousness and facilitates easy
shopping. The decor is further
enhanced by wrought iron fix-
tures and chandeliers in har-
monizing pink, with carpeting
of sharply-contrasting b l a c k
and white tweed.

• Porocheth

"Porocheth" is the name giv-
en to the velvet curtain that
hangs over the ark. The word
is taken directly from the Bi-
ble where it is written that a
veil should be hung, separating
the holy place from the most
holy, in the Temple. This cur-
tain thus divides the most holy
location in the synagogue (the
ark where the Torahs are
kept) from the rest of the syn-
agogue.

The annual luncheon and in-
stallation of officers ceremony
of the Women's Auxiliary, Jew-
ish Home for Aged, will be held
Monday after-:::
noon, at Rain-
bow Terrace.
Mrs. Lou
Robbins, over-
a 11 chairman,
announces that
Mrs. David
Kliger will be
installing offi-
cer, and Mrs.
Al Potiker will
give the invo- Mrs. Robbins
cation. Mrs. Harry Steinman is
in charge of table arrangements;
Gertrude Levy Gol d m a n,
knoWn profesSionally as Jean
Lawrence, will be heard in a
program of songs.
Luncheon tickets are available
by calling Mrs. Sol Grand, UN
4-6447, or Mrs. M. Silverman,
BR 3-7373.
The Auxiliary, through its
. annual dues, sponSors monthly
birthday and holiday parties
and supplies gifts for residents
on these occasions. Members also

assist at occupational therapy,
usher at movies, take charge of
games twice weekly and visit
with the residents.

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On Tuesday, the Human Re-
lations Club presented a radio
script, "The Story of Three
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This year, 15 Mumfordites
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Mumford produced another
speech contest winner, when
Helaine Moltz defeated seven
other school winners in the
Knights of Pythias oratorical
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contest. She won a $50 Bond.
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Classes will attend at various
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chariman, and Barbara Stein-
berg, club president, will help
direct the program.

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Plans for New Main
Quilding to be Given
At Center's _Meeting

212 Centralites, an increase
of 17% since last eft-'d marking,
Preliminary plans for the new
are on the honor roll, it was main building will be presented
recently announced.
at the 23rd annual meeting of
the Jewish Community Center,
Ben Pupko's Opens
next Tuesday,.. 8:30 p.m., in the
Davison Jewish Center.

New
Livernois Store

Home Auxiliary .14 olds Luncheon

Ogler features of the pro-
gram will include the presi-
dent's annual report, honoririg
of volunteers with awards, and
election of directors to the

Nominees to the board for re-
election for a three-year term,
ending "1959, include Samuel
Frankel, Merwin K. Grosberg,
Harry L, Jones, George D.
Keil, Mrs. Charles Lakoff, Max-
well Lowe and Bert L. Smokier.
New nominees for three-year
term are Mrs. Morris J. Brand-
wine, Lester S. Burton, Brews-
ter N. Broder, _ Mrs. Arthur I.
GoUld, Irving Rose, Erwin S.
Simon, Raymond A. Werbe and
Jacob A. Citrin. Samuel S. Sim-
mer and Dr. David H. Lynn
have been nominated for two-
year terms and Charles . F.
Rosen and Harold B. Kukes for
one-year terms.
A reception will close the pro-
gram.

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Speakers Club to Offer
Annual Spring Festival

The annual Spring Festival
of the Speakers Club will be
held at 9 p.m., Saturday, in the
Davison Jewish Center. The
program will feature a medley
of Yiddish, Italian and Greek
folk songs by soprano Dolores
Sturtevant,

Local talent will also be
heard in popular numbers,
states Louis J. Small, president.
Dancing will follow to the music

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