Miss Singer Re-veals June 30 WeddingDate • DSG Luncheon Club Sets Communal Talks Tales Out of Schoo "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—Disraeli By By NANCY FALK DIANE - SKLAR Mumford Central High School High Although it might seem early to consider January's plans, it might be well to bear in mind Mumford's forthcoming Variety Show, this year called "Nick of Time." The show, to be pre- sented Jan. 10 and 11 jointly by the Broadcasters Guild and the Art Club, includes the school's top singing, dancing, and musi- cal talent. It will be a musical melodrama and will feature as hero Carl Eastman, as heroine Grace Rubinstein, and as villan, Howard Shapiro. MSS CHARLOTTE SINGER Mr. and Mrs. Albert Singer, of Littlefield Ave., announce the 'engagement of their daugh- ter, Charlotte Sarah, to Samuel Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Jacob Arbit, of W. Buena Vista Ave. The bride-elect attends High- land Park Junior College. Her The Student CounCil has been fiance attends the Ohio College kept "more than busy" as their of Chiropody in Cleveland. A officer and senate elections were June 30 wedding is planned. this week. Wednesday's rallies exhibited a great deal of in- On Thursday, as the MichiganConsolidated genuity. candidates bit their nails, bal- Assures Adequate Heat loting took place. Detroit and the 110 other Last week, the Broadcasters communities served by Michigan Guild had as their guest speaker Consolidated Gas Company are Don McKinnen, of radio station assured of plenty of natural gas WKMH. He spoke on radio as for every present and future a career, and for more than an heating need — regardless of hour answered questions about how serious the world fuel radio work. shortage may become as a re- The Council is really up on sult of the Middle East oil crisis, a spokesman for the corn- Cloud No. 9 as their net profit for the Snowball was over $200.. pany announced. To householders concerned by In January, they will obtain a shipments of huge quantities of wonderful new sponsor, in the American oil to Europe and ris- person of Mrs. Kloss, who they ing oil prices, Fred A. Kaiser, know will be a genuine inspira- vice president and general sales tion to achieve even greater heights. manager, made this pledge: "No one will be forced to go The Latin Club held a party without adequate heat in the last week in honor of Rome's _1 1 0 communities served by birthday. All activities were in Latin. Michigan Consolidated. "The gas company is taking The Mercury staff, being good immediate steps to make sure losers of the Goodfellow Drive, that every request for fuel, are giving a party for the Stu- whether for homes, industries dent Council, as well as those or commercial uses, will be met from Redford High who partici- promptly." pated in their drive. Redford this year copped the little brown Knights of Pythias Awards jug, the traditional trophy for Plaque to Edwards, Piggings this win. At a recent Civic Night pro- Nine Mumfordites passed pre- gram, sponsored by Detroit liminary examinations and qual- Lodge No. 55, Knights of Py- ified to take another test in the thias, Police COmmissioner Ed- National Merit Scholarship ward S. Piggins was awarded awards. Winners receive schol- a plaque for his work with arships to any university in the juveniles during the past year. country of their own choosing. The group also presented a $150 Those who passed the initial scholarship • to a Wayne State exams are Richard Kahil, Gary University coed. Gussin, Peter Quint, Dick -Pol- linger, Sanford Weiner, Jerry Nosanchuck, Ralph Sachs,. Shel- by Miller and Michael Simons. After holding elections last Friday morning, 12B's anxious- ly awaited the posting of the results. Towards the end of the afternoon, cheers rang out as Oscar Glieberman was elected president; Joanne Shook, veep; Renee Schiff, secretary; and Arnie Serlin, treasurer. Manag- ers were Helene Shur, Larry Blau, Dave Stalrit, and Diane Sklar, respectively. The "Victory" party was held at the home of Renee Schiff and many 'Lites attended to help celebrate the event. The Goodfellow issue of the Central Student was sold Mon- day by the Student Council. Published by the prospective journalism class, the proceeds of the paper will be contributed to the Goodfellow Fund. Editors were Joan Ensink and John Martilla. Central's French, Latin and Spanish Clubs held a joint meeting Tuesday, at which each club presented a program. Central cheered its Blazers to a 60-43 victory over Mumford Friday. Louis Gibbs was high scorer with 31 points. Today we meet Mackenzie at Mackenzie. 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Feature: The weekly portion of the Altman Jewish Hour de- voted to the Jewish Community Council will present a discus- sion of the current Middle East crisis and the situation of the Jews in Egypt by Samuel J Rhodes, Council president. * * Appointment of Harry Mirvis as youth director of Beth Aaron NEW, EXQUISITE, GENUINE Synagogue was announced this ORIENTAL — 3-TONE week by Louis Ellensen, presi- dent of the congregation. Mirvis, according to the an- EXCLUSIVELY AT nouncement, will serve under Lillian E. Fink's UN. 4 4977 19730 Santa Barbara the guidance of the synagogue youth commission. He will be responsible for the development .1 ■ K • and growth of a newly-organ- !sd Plastic Furniture Covers ized United Synagogue Youth MADE TO ORDER OR chapter, the Young Peoples READY MADE League, the Junior Sisterhood, CALL ANNA KARBAL Beth Aaron Juniors and other . . TO. 7-0874 youth actjvities. .. 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MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS M•h Jongg Sets "You Never Had It So Frailach" Honor Sharfman WALTHAM, Mass., (JTA) . —Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ro- senthal, of Chicago, have es- tablished an annual teaching fellowship at Brandeis Uni- versity in - honor of Dr. Leo Sharfman, professor emeritus of economics at the Univer- sity of Michigan. Rosenthal, a former pupil of Dr. Sharf- man, made the fellowship possible by an endowment of $75,000. !TO 7-0930 EDDIE'S UN 2-7930 Wilfred B. Doner, Milton M. Howard, Jack 0. Lefton, Sam- uel H. Rubiner, Hyman Safran, Stanley J. Winkelman and Mil- ton K. Mahler, president of the Service Group. ry Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday. Station: WJLB. Feature: This weekly pro- gram, dedicated to the Israel Histadrut Campaign, will offer music and news from Israel, as well as noting progress of the local drive. Beth Aaron Names Mirvis to Youth Post The Detroit Service Group Luncheon Club will review "Jewish Community Relations in Detroit" at 12 noon, Dec. 28, at the Fred M. Butzel Memorial Building. Samuel J. Rhodes, president of the JewishCommunity Coun- cil, will make the presentation. Supplementing Rhodes' re- marks - from the point of view of the agencies they represent will be Martin Butzel, Ameri- can Jewish Committee; Dr. Le- on Fram, American Jewish Con- gress; Lawrence Gabow, Jewish War Veterans; Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, Jewish Labor Com- mittee; and Harry Yudkoff, An- ti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith. • Luncheon Club committee members are Gus D. Newthan, chairman, Mandell L. Berman, Opposite Mumford High Corner Montrose UN 3-1966 BR 3-6054 Both Shops Open -Monday • Both Shops Open Friday Evenings Wyoming Salon Open Sundays by Appointment