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Tales Out of School

Pythians to Mark Halloween
An annual HalloWe'en party,
which the public is, invited to
attend, will' be given by the
Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters on Oct, 28 at the Pythian
Lodge on Wyoming. For tickets,
contact any member, or call UN.
4-7458.

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

By GAIL BURKOW
By DIANE SKLAR
Mumford High
Central High
Congratulations to President
The hustle and bustle of the
Student Council campaign came Howard Shapiro, Vice Presi-
to its peak as the following were dent Joel Shere, Secretary
elected as Student Council rep- Elaine Ash and Treasurer Bob
Tanner on their election as
resentatives:
9th grade, Patsy Hatfield, Linda Senior Class officers.
Wallace, Sandra Roth, Andree Ken-
Results of the primary elec-
eau, Sandra Garber, Linda Bernstein;
10th grade, Sally Berman, Marva tions for 9-B Student Council
Culler, Sheldon Larky, Marilyn Rosen,
Florene Stewart, Clintona Jackson, members are: Joan Altman,
Jerry •appow, Rena Winter, Gayle Karen Brenner, Carol Gaynes,
Ray, Fay Levine, Patricia Ferguson,
Lydia Berry; 11th grade, Sam Bern- Karen Goodman, Linda Jones,
stein, Diane Couyoumjian, Joan En- Richard Leach, Daniel Stewart,
sink, Tobi Fallen, John Marthila,
Philip Marcuse, Charles Stevens, Nis- and Annette Weisman.

son Schecter, Constance. Williams,

Sylvia Wolf, Judy Hecht, Roseann
DONNA RUTH GOLDENBERG Kroker;
12th grade: Michael Kahan,
JoAnn Ivory, Ruby Watkins, Bernice
At a family brunch, Mr. and Taylor, Joanne Shook, Ronnie Sherr,
Mathis, Helen Lusky, Oscar
Mrs. N. Norman Goldenberg Faye
Glieberman, Burt Faudem, Charles
announced the engagement of Blotner, Judy Block.
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their daughter, Donna Ruth, to
Wanted: all old clothes for
Lawrence Sklar, son of Albert
Sklar, of Sturtevant Avenue, the annual Clothing Drive which
and the late Mrs. Florence began Monday and will continue
through Oct. 19. `Lites are urged
Sklar.
The couple are now attending to contribute all possible cloth-
Wayne State University where ing.
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the bride-elect is a junior in the"
In answer to many requests,
College • of Education and is af-
filiated with Iota Alpha Pi Sor- a 12B party will be held at the
ority. The bridegroom-elect is home of Brenda Belinsky, - 3776
a senior in the School of Busi- Glendale, tonight.
Presidents of Bnai Brith Girls
ness Administration and is af-
filiated with Mu Beta Chi and chapters are welcome to a Lead-
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternities. ership Training\ Weekend spon-
The wedding is planned for sored by the Detroit-Windsor
BBG Council which will take
June 16.
place Oct. 19 to 21 at Camp
Tamarack. Edith Schreiber is the
overall chairman.
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Shaarey Zedek is planing its
/fourth annual Kibbutz for Oct.
Mrs. Gertrude Wexler, of 26-28. Those wishing to attend
Hubbell Ave., and Mr. Donald may fill Out an application at
Wexler announce the engage- the Shaarey Zedek office.
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ment of their daughter, Loraine
Ellen, to Ber-
Central's thought f o r the
nard Lis, son
week: "It is nice to be import-
of Mrs. Matil-
ant but it is important to It
da Lis and the
nice." _
late Mr. Louis
Lis. The Jewish
Local Pioneer Women
News deeply
regrets an er-
to Attend Weekend
ror in las t
Parley in Pittsburgh
we ek's an-
nouncement 're-
A large Detroit delegation will
ferring to the
attend the East Central Re-
bride's father
gional conference of Pioneer
as the late Mr.
Women this Saturday and Sun-
Wexler. Miss
day, at the Penn Hotel, ,Pitts-
Wexler and Miss Wexler
•burgh, Pa., announces Mrs. Irv-
Mr. Lis will wed in July.
ing Turner, president of the
Detroit Council.
Mrs. Michael Michlin, of De-
Albert Stern to Head
troit, is chairman of the regibn
New County Club
composing Cleveland, Cincin-
The formation of Ramble- nati, Canton, Akron, Columbus,
wood Country Club, located on Toledo, Flint and Pittsburgh, in
a 10-acre site at Haggerty and addition to Detroit.
Among the participants will
9 Mile Rds., was announced this
week by Albert Stern, recently be Chaya Surchin, national
Pioneer Women's president;
elected president. .
Serving with Stern will be Isaac D. Unna, Israeli. Vice-
Dr. Sidney Hillenberg, vice- Consul in Chicago; Dr. Ahron
president; Louis Klein, sec- Kessler, Jewish educator; and
retary, and Dr. Victor Kelman- Mayor David E. Lawrence of
Pittsburgh.
son, treasurer.
Three conference workshops
Organized by a small group
of couples, Ramblewood will will deal with membership and
have fi"eilities to accommodate organization, fund-raising tech-
a membership of 125 families. niques and education and pro-
The club will be ready for gramming. Mrs. Irving Posner,
occupancy next summer, and past president of the Detroit
will have an Olympic-size swim- Council, will be a principal
ming pool, club house, super- speaker at the first workshop.
Other Detroit delegates in-
vised children's play and picnic
clude Mesdames Harry Mondry,
grounds.
The first general meeting of Harold Noveck, L. Levin, David
Ramblewood will be held on Sislin, L. Serling, Dora Browncz-
weig, Morris Mendelson, Morris
Wednesday.
Friedman, Michael Wilson, Abe
Miller, Irving Plotnick, Rebecca
Warren, Freda Metz, Victor Lin-
den, Natmi Kline and Joseph
Wyzan.
For information on travel
rates, arrangements and accom-
modations, call Mrs. Samuel
Wasserman, local conference
Group Dance Instructor
chairman, DI. 1-1273.

Wexler-Lis Nuptials
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Mumford Parents. Sponsor.
New-Student Wienie Roast
The Mumfotd High Parents
Club will hold its opening
meeting of the year at 8:15
p. m., Tuesday. The club is
sponsoring a wienie roast for
freshmen and new students, at
6:30 p. m., Wednesday, at the
high school football field. Tick-
ets will be sold in the school,
announces chairman S. Warn-
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The first of a series of cul-
tural programs planned by • the
District Committee of the Work,
men's Circle will be held at 9
p.m., today, in the Circle Center,
11529 Linwood.
Malke Tuzzman, of Los An-
geles, will speak on "Doctrines
and Values of Jewish Poetry."
Miss Tuzzman, who has several
volumes of published poems, is
known extensively in Jewish
literary circles.
Also featured will be recita-
tion of modern Jewish poetry
by Michael Scherman. Com-
munity singing and a social
hour will conclude the evening,
The Circle Chorus, which just
opened its 24th season, will
present its annual • banquet at
6 p.m., Sunday, at _the Center.
A home-cooked meal served by
t h e organization's "singing
waitresses" will be featured.
Entdrtainment will be pro-
vided by Revq, Broder, Esther
Freeman, Ruth Gottfurcht, Lil-
lian Newberg, Evelyn ,Sarnoff
and Ann Tobocman. For ban-
quet reservations, call Mrs.
Riva Broder, TE. 4-6415, or the
Circle office, TO. 9-2014.
The annual diStrict confer-
ence has been scheduled the
weekend of Oct. 19 to 21. Ses-
sions start at 8:30 p.m., Oct. 19,
in the Center.
A number of dignitAies will
be present, among them Jacob
T. Zuckerman, president of
Workmen's Circle.

Fencer Krieger Trains in NY;
Leaves Nov. 5 for Olympics
Byron K r i e g e r, Detroit's
Olympic fencer, will finish
training for the Olympic Games
with three weeks of intensive
work in New York City, start-
ing Thursday, to top off a sum-
mer of practicing and condition-
ing for the Olympic fencing
competitions in Melbourne, Aus-
tralia, Nov. 22 to Dec. 8.
Krieger will fly to Los An-
geles for overseas departure to
Australia, on Nov. 5, stopping
for a day in Detroit en • route to
the coast.

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The family of the late Sarah
M. Hammer acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

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Attention . Freshmen! Wed-
nesday, Oct. 17 is the date for
the Freshman wienie roast
sponsored by the Mumford Par-
ents Club on Mumford's play-
ground. Tickets may be ob-
tained at the school box office.
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The Human Relations Club
is still open to all interested
in promoting better understand-
ing in the school and commun-
ity. Officers of the club are:
Ruthann Chaenko, president;
Brenda Borak, vice president;
Judy Doner, secretary; Annette
Lezell, treasurer. The last meet-
ing featured Dr. Joseph Fau-
man who spoke on "Different
Approaches to Human Rela-
tions."
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Among activities of the Cur-
rant Affairs Club will be the
sponsorship of a presidential
election, Nov. 4.. The club will
use six electric voting machines
and will have a system so that
4,000 Mumford students will be
able to cast their votes for
either Ike or Adlai.

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