`Eliza' to Close
Hadassah Drive

A three-act musical play,
"Eliza," is planned for paid-up
members of the Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah and their husbands
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Mrs. Leo Seligson will be
featured in the title role of
the production, scheduled as

MRS. LEO SELIGSON

the culminating_ event of the
season's -membership drive.
The play, to be presented by
the Hadassah Cafe Theater,
with Mrs. Morris Adler as mis-
tress of ceremonies, was in-
spired by the Broadway hit,
"My Fair Lady." Mrs. Sidney
Winer is director, with Mrs.
Seligson assisting and Mrs.
Harry Platt' as accompanist.

Members of the cast are
Mesdames Henry Siegel, Mar-
vin Mintz, Cal Soskin, Irving
Levine,. Jack Perlman, Albert
Newman, Alfred Alexander,
Leo Panzer, Julian Tobias,
Charles Garvett, Edward Can-
tor and Myron Schefman.
A bagel and lox supper will
be served.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of the late Daniel
Rachmiel acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives a n d
friends during the family's re-
eent bereavement.

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Detroit violinist Paula Book-
stein will be a soloist with the
Pontiac Symphony Orchestra,
Francesco Di Blasi conducting,
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in
Lincoln Junior High School,
Pontiac.
Miss Bookstein will play Mo-
zart's A Major Concerto for
Violin.
Also on the program are De-
troit Symphony artists James
Tamburini, trumpet, and Lare
Wardrop, English horn, who will
play Aaron Copland's "Quiet
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Beth Aaron Young Adults
Salte Membership Party

Beth Aaron Young Adults
have scheduled a dated party at
8:45 p.m., Saturday, in the home
of Marilyn Lux, 17419 Penning-
ton. Only paid-up members may
attend, but only one member of
a couple needs to belong.
Other events planned by the
group are a sleigh ride on Jan..
26 and the second annual dance
on Feb. 25. For information, call
Miss Lux, DI. 1-0266.

Center to Start Class
in Public Speaking

A class in public speaking for
older adults will be conducted
at the D. W. Simons Center,
beginning at 1 p.m., Thursday.
Enrollment is limited. to Center
members. For -information, call
Eugene ; :Jaffee, WE. 3-7380.

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of Posterity."—Disraeli

As. seniors are hustling and
bustling with last-minute prepa-
rations for graduation next
week, a few preliminary events
have already taken place.
Grads today don their caps
and gowns for the traditional
"Swing-In" in which seniors
march down the halls of Cen-
tral for the last time. Lead-
ing the parade are class of-
ficers Jerry Gross, Beryl Fal-
baum, Ronny Sherr and Phyl-
lis Zager.
In keeping with this spirit,
the prom will be held Satur-
day night, at the Veterans Me-
morial.,
Many 'Lites received Citizen-
ship AwardS Tuesday after be-
ing given points for coopera-
tion, service, attendance and
reliability. Students must have
eight points to win the award.
Anna Malafouris is the only
five-time winner. Those who
have received the honor for the
fourth time are Evelyn August,
Sharon Bernstein, Barbara
Gamburd, Joanne Ivory, Martha
Rubenstein, Marsha Schlachter,
Dan Slobin, Rosalind Venable,
and Jean Waugh. Congrats!
The Wayne State University
computing department was a
site of interest for one of Cen-
tral's trigonometry classes as
'Lites saw various business' and
industrial machines being put to
use. Among those attending
were Arnie Serlin, Earle Endel-
man, Barbara Hershey, Danny
Malamud, Alan Sinai, Jerry
Goldberg, Alvin Delido and
Sharie Levy.
Congratulations are in order
to Norman Young, recently-
elected president .of the all-city
IMSSC. Representatives from
Central are Melvin Schmittel
and Toni Martin.
The last issue of the Central
Student rolled off the presses
Thursday under the editorships
of Evelyn August, Judie Meyers,
Al Young, Faye Mathis, and
Beryl Falbaum.

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With finals over today, Mum-
fordites are looking fOrward to
a weekend away from their
books.
* * *
Mumford's year book, The
Capri, has been honored by re-
ceiving first place in the Colum-
bia Scholastic Press ratings.
This is the third time in three
years the book has received
first place. Charles Kaufman is
the editorial advisor.
* * *
Newly - elected officers of
Mumford's Drama Club are
Helaine Maltz, president; Bill
Goodman, vice-president; Elaine
Portner, recording secretary;
Connie Lewis, corresponding
secretary; Freya Spector, treas-
urer; Charles Pollack and Carl
Shulack, board members.
*
0
, Commencement exercises for
the graduating seniors will take
place Wednesday, Jan. 23; at
10:30 a.m. in the school audi-
torium. Commencement
speakers are Hilda Rosenberg
and Joel Shere.
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Next Wednesday is also the
date for the semi - annual
student council breakfast. Sen-
ate and House members are in-
vited to have breakfast and
then see the newly-elected offi-
cers installed. The breakfast is
planted by the social commit
tee of the council under the
chairmanship of Janet Bing.
• * * *
Last Friday, Mumford's varsi-
ty baSketball team was handed
their third defeat by Southwest-
ern by the score of 65-58. The
Mustangs meet Northwestern
today, at Northwestern.

SA Institute Hold
Fund-Raising

Currently in the midst of a
membership building fund-rais-
ing drive, members of the Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute will take
time out for a "Family 'Restaur-
ant Day" from 1 to 7 p.m.,
Sunday, at the institute.
Louis Reder, chairman, ad-
vises that home-made dinners
will be served during those
hours, with specialty foods for
the youngsters. Friends, parents
and members of the- Institute are
invited.
The building drive was kicked
off at a brunch recently held at
the home of the Morris Fried-
mans, when over $10,000 was
raised as the initial contribu-
tion.
The Institute is planning an-
other brunch for the entire
membership at 12:30 p.m., Jan.
27, in the building on Wyoming.
Samuel Jacobson, co-chairman
of the building fund committee,
is chairman of the day.
Plans for construction of the
building on Greenfield and Vas-
sar, are now in the final stages.
An announcement on ground-
breaking ceremonies is expected
shortly.

Jr. Hadassah Plans Brunch,
Sunday, Sleigh Ride, Jan. 26
Junior Hadassah's brunch this
Sunday will feature a book re-
view. The affair begins at 12:45
p.m. ',at HadaSsah House, 16240
W. Seven Mile. Friends are in-
vited. For further information,
call Sally, TY. 5-1816.
A dated sleigh ride is sched-
uled for Jan. 26, at Lone Pine
Stables, in .Livonia. The party,
to begin at at 8:30 p.m., will in-
clude dancing and refreshments.
Call Sue Fryer, UN. 4-5452, or
Elaine Sturman, VE. 6-9626, for
further information.

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