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MISS MARILYN KASH
Mr. and Mrs. Sol B. Kash,
of Snowden Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn, to Stanley B. Levine,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Levine,
of Littlefield Ave.
The bridegroom-elect is pres-
ently a student at the Palmer
School of Chiropractics. A Sept.
16 wedding is being planned.
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Graduating students will pre-
sent the cantata "The Life of
Dr. Chaim Weizmann," com-
posed by M. Goldoftas, princi-
pal, and arranged by Mrs. Rose
Shoshana Freedman, teacher
and artist. Community and
movement leaders will give
greetings and diplomas will be
distributed.
The traditional year book
with greetings and compositions
by the students will be distrib-
uted at the banquet. For reser-
vations call UN 4-6319.
Registration for the fall term
is now open for nursery school
children, aged 31/2 to five years,
and grade school children, aged
seven to 13 years. In addition
to the regular curriculum, chil-
dren are also prepared for Bar
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The family of the late Simon
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friends during the family's re-
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The engagement of Peggy
Suzanne Rosenberg, daughter of
Mrs. Harry L Rosenberg and
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Shafir, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. I. Lipshitz, of Tel Aviv,
Israel, was announced at a
recent cocktail party given by
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. David Paul.
Mr. Shafir is a graduate of
Wayne University's school of
businets administration, and is
a member of Beta Gamma hon-
orary fraternity, A late July
wedding is planned.
ism, he will that much more
scornful of specious, alien poli-
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nancier, remembered his alma
mater -- the University of
Georgia—last week with a. gift
to this year's graduates.
Each of them received one
share of stock in the Merrit-
Chapman & Scott Corp., of
which Wolfson is president and
chairman of the board.
The gift came as a surprise
to nearly 1,000 recipients, who
were summoned to the student
center just before commence-
ment exercises.
Wolfson described the gift as
"a token of my conviction that
the American democratic syS-
tem is the world's chief hope
for peace and decency." He
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With over 2,500 days of school,
and 13 years of classes behind
them, Central's seniors are head-
ing toward their last days of
school, some happily, some
sadly.
This morning, over 300 sen-
iors received their caps and
gowns in the auditorium, and
marched around the school in
the traditional Swing-Out.
The marchers were led by
the class officers, David Lip-
schutz, Marilyn Frankel, Jerry
Uzansky and Estelle Ring.
Tuesday, the seniors and their
parents will fill the auditorium
at 2:15 for Class Day exercises.
Miss Bertha Robinson, princi-
pal, and William Arbaugh, as-
sistant-principal will pass out
awards, honor diplomas and
scholarships.
A -feature of Class Day will
be the students' program, which
will include - Rachel Horwitz
and Helen Freedman reading
the class poem, Ronnie Aronson
and Eleanor Banks giving the
class prophecy, Helen Goodman
presenting the class gift, and
Aaron Rosenthal handing the
Spade to 12B president J err y
GroSs.
Wednesday, diplomas will be
handed to each graduate in
Mackenzie High's Auditorium.
Speeches will be given by Eu-
gene Loren, Alan Rosenthal,
Izetta Ray, Marilyn Frankel, Da-
vid Lipschutz, and Rochelle
Lupovich. The seniors will meet
again at the Prom, to be held
at Lovett Hall, in Greenfield
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general meeting at 2 p.m., Sun-
day, at Hadassah House, 7 Mile
and Murray Hill, at which films
of last summer's activities and
the recent donor, luncheon will
be shown. Following the meet-
ing, there will be bike riding
and bowling. For information,
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