Tales Out of Schoo

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

By

By

NANCY
FALK

DIANE
SKLAR

Central
High School

Mmnford
High

MISS ESTHER ESBIA

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Esther. Linda
Esbia, of Witherell Ave., daugh-
ter of the - late Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Esbia, of Detroit, to
Howard M. Cutler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Cutler, of
Kentucky Ave. A July wedding
is planned.

Sid Shmarak's

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Business Briefs

GEORGE OHRENSTEIN, Cer-
tified Master Watchmaker and
Jeweler, is now located at 18963
Livernois, south of 7 Mile Rd.
Watches of every make are re-
paired with genuine factory
parts, and watch crystals are
replaced while you wait. The
title of 'Certified Master Watch-
maker and Jeweler' says Mr.
Ohrenstein, is earned by an ex-
acting examination given by the
U.S. Bureau of Standards, there-
by assuring you of the finest in
watch repair service.

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Leave Everything to Us

On April 3, lucky Spanish
Club members will have an op-
portunity to visit the University
of Michigan, where Spanish stu-
dents there will present a play
to which they were invited. The
club has already participated
in an exchange visit to Central's
club.
The assembly committee of
the senior class has been sitting
up nights to think up original
ideas. Their first activities will
be in the form of "Off Color
Day" today, when each senior
vAll sport outfits of plaids and
checks, reds and oranges, etc.
A program in the auditorium
will be given to carry out the
theme. It will be a satire on the
"well dressed Mumfordite."
Also originating a new pre-
cedent is the class' sports com-
mittee. It secured the school
pool for every Friday, 3 until
5, for a class splash party.
"Ramshackle Inn" again will
be presented this evening. The
mystery farce was enjoyed tre-
mendously by the first audience.
Tickets may be purchased at
the door.
Tonight, too, Temple Israel
Youth Group will hold an oneg
shabbat at the home of Rabbi
M. Robert Syme.
Two weeks ago, the Club
Presidents' Committee s p o n-
sored a film to obtain funds for
an exchange student from Eu-
rope next year. The response
from the student body was so
good that -they will be able to
have two students here next
year. Over $1,100 was realized
in this worth-while drive.
A few weeks ago, the Red-
ford High Student Council
members were hosts to six of
our S. C. members. This week,
some of their group will pay
a visit to our school and Will
be shown the leadership class,
the world literature class, a
special program by the a d-
vanced Latin class, and other
highlights of the school.

Community Co-Ed Heads
Wayne's Pan-Hel Sing

PAo*.e

Interests of both adults • and
children have been remembered
in the planning of Evergreen
Jewish Congregation Sister-
hood's "Fun-O-Rama" fair, ac-
cording to Mrs. Edward Fein-
berg, co-chairman. The fair will
be held from 12 noon to 7:30
p.m., Sunday, in the Northland
Community Concourse.
For the children there will be
games, movies, prizes and a
clown. Special prizes, merchan-
dise wheels and snack counters
will attract adults, says Mrs.
Sheldon Manson, another co-
chairman of the fair. The ap-
pearance of radio and TV star
Mickey Shorn has been planned
particularly for teen-agers' in-
terests, advises Mrs. Franklin
Levy, third co-chairman.
The community is invited to
attend "Fun-O-Rama," to which

there is no admission charge.
Lots "E" and "F" should be
used for parking facilities near-
est the fair.
Mrs. Zolton Glantz is publi-
city "chairman for the event.
Mrs. Edward Waldman is
Sisterhood president.

There are
still a few
select dates
available.
for the

As graduation time begins to
Perfect
focus in the eyes of Centralites,
Affair
12A committees were recently
selected by the class officers.
These committees will be re-
sponible for planning and or-
and His Orchestra
ganizing such activities as the
play, trip, prom, square dance,
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class day and parties.
Chairmen are as follows: so-
cial, Jerry Goldberg and Suzie
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Leipsitz; finance, . Larry Blau
for Confirmations
and Rossalind Venable; public-
and Other Parties
ity, Danny Malamud and Mar-
cia Rocklind; class day, Richard
Levine and Barbara Kanarek;
art, Terry Baron. and Louis
Miliner; ticket and ushering,
Marshall Berman and Edith
Schreiber; color and motto,
Judy Atler and Bernard Silver;
class day party, Reva Bratt and
Wholesale and Retail
Dave Katz.
'Lites jammed the auditorium
TYler 5-2727
last Thursday and Friday to see
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Joy
Rd. at Broadstreet
how the Central Student, our
school paper is put out, in the
We Specialize in Fruit Punch
annual English assembly. Under
the direction of Wm. Edwards,
the dramatics class wrote and
produced the program.
Helene Shur and Joanne
Shook prepared the script and
Anita Silverman, news editor of
Hair Cuffing and Shaping
the Student, was technical ad-
Is One of Our By-Lines
visor. Members of the class who
HAIRCUT
.....$1.75 plus shampoo
took part in the assembly were
FREE
SET
&
SHAMPOO FOR GIRLS
Judy Howell, Edith Schreiber,
Carol Johnson, Mike Kahan, j UNDER 10—WITH HAIRCUT AT
Harvey Bresler, Larry Ribiat,
$1.75
Tom Shook, Chuck Blotner,
Virginia Farrell Academy Trained Operators
Shiela Eidelman, Fred Starr,
Ellen Sherr, Mike Goldman and
Judy Meyers, editor-in-chief of
the paper.
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Central's second annual vari
ety show will be presented to-
Ample Free Parking
night, under the direction of
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Mrs. Ruth Ann Justice. Many
local TV stars along with spe-
cial guests from a USO show
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will participate in the program.
Also, a surprise faculty act will
highlight the show. 'Lites tak-
ing part are Anita Silverman,
Jack Pelcman, Judy Howell,
Sharon Gaines, Suzi Gardner,
Barbara .Cairgle and Janet
EXTRA SPECIALS! *
Rhinehart.
Ronn.y Greenberg was re-
WHITE FISH, TROUT and PICKEREL 69c lb.
cently chosen to head the ad
FARM FRESH JUMBO EGGS
51c doz.
staff of the Centralite '57.
We feature the finest selection of poultry—
Others are Beverly Schwartz,
Fresh dressed every hour!
Arnie Serlin, Phyllis Hollander,
Naomi Meyers, Danny Mala-
Offer expires Friday, April 3
mud, Cookie Kushnir and Bar-
FREE DELIVERY
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13523 W. 7 MILE
bara Hershey.

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REISMAN'S KOSHER POULTRY
and FISH MARKET

Cynthia Levin, a Wayne
State University co-ed, has
WYN and HAROLD LANDIS
been named chairman of the
university's annual Pan-Hel
Sing, to be held at 8 p. m.,
April 9, in the R.ackham Bldg.
• STYLE
auditorium.
Miss Levin, daughter of Mr:
• ELEGANCE
and Mrs. Israel Levin, of 18610
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Ohio, a liberal arts student, is `Holiday for Spring'
WYN-HAROLD CATERING
a member of Delta Phi EpSilon
sorority.
Set by Young Marrieds
The performance is presented
"Holiday for Spring" is the
by all campus sororities.
theme of the annual pot luck
dinner of the Young Marrieds
Group of Temple Israel, to be
held at 7:15 p. m., April 6, in
the temple youth room.
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The pot luck, under the
chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs.
John Goldstick, will be aug-
mented by a revue presented
by members of the group, un-
der the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fried.
at
During the course of the pro-
gram, which is open to all paid-
up members, a weekend vaca-
tion for two at the Concord
Hotel in New York will be
awarded by the Elkin Travel
Agency. Four tickets to stage
center also will be presented.
Committee members include
MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
the Daniel Arnolds, Newton
Arnolds, Charles Brauns, Louis
STRICTLY KOSHER L' PESACH
Cassels, Albert Kaufmans, Sid-
ney Kirmans, Bernard Pedells,
CONDUCTED SEDORIM
I. Dan P eisner s, Norman
For Reservations
Rosses, Albert Borkins, Bern-
MINERAL BATHS
Write or Phone
ard Goodm an s, Seymour
HOward 8-6812
Schwartzes, Arthur Silber-
blatts and Michael Schumans.
For information, call Mrs.
Goldstick, LI. 4 2655.

HOME CATERING

'Fun-O-Rama' Fair Scheduled for this Sunday

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A well-known Cantor and Rabbi to con-

duct the Services; to be held on the

premises for the entire week.

MINERAL B AT HS available to all.

Dietary Laws Strictly Adhered to

Write or call, at once

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25—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, March 29, 1957

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