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MAC C'ULLOCH. SCHOOL,
Better Schools Association, will
hold its last meeting of the sea-
son at 8 p.m. Monday, in the
school. Room mothers will pre-
sent the play, "Who Stole the
Custard Pie?" The film, "As-
signment Children," will be
shown.
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The Re-constructionist Press
announces the publication of the
book RECONSTRUCTING
JEWISH EDUCATION by the
late Michael Alper. It is based
on the doctoral thesis presented
by the author to Columbia Uni-
versity and edited by Eugene
Kohn.
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THE LETTER CARRIERS OF
DhiROIT will hold their 20th
annual field day and picnic on
Sunday, June 23, at Jefferson
Beach, S. Jefferson Ave. and
914 Mile Rd. The entire pro-
ceeds are used exclusively for
the Letter Carriers Benevolent
Fund, which pays sick, death,
retirement and emergency ben-
efits to Letter Carriers of their
widows and families.

"Red China in the United Na-
"tions" will be discussed by the
HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA-
TIONAL CLUB at 7:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Parkman
Branch Library, 176,6 Oakman.
Maurice Waters, of the Wayne
State University political science
department, will moderate a
panel which includes Bernard
Epel, Philip Marcuse and Abi-
gail Rabinowitz, of Central
High School.

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8:30 p.m., June 5, in the home
of Dr. and Mrs. S. Soifer, 20526'
Fenton.
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L. F. FAMILY CLUB invites
friends and relatives to the ded-
ication of the Gilda -Partrite
Habonim Room at 1 p.m., June
2, at the Labor Zionist Institute,
19161 Schafer. The club will
meet at 2:30 p.m., June 9, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Yaffa,
18691 Tracey.

RAIMI FAMILY CLUB will
hold its annual installation din-
ner at 5:30 p.m., Sunday, in the
Labor Zionist Institute, 19161
Schaefer, according to Max El-
got, president. New officers to
be inducted are Aaron Gross-
bard, president; Mrs. Ida Raimi,
vice-president; Mrs.' Sylvia Pine
and Mrs. Barbara Raimi, secre-
taries; and Zalman Raimi,
treasurer.
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BAGLEY SCHOOL PTA will
hold its annual mother and
daughter program at 7:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the school, accord-
ing to Mrs. Raymond Rissma.n,
president. Mrs. J. Stewart Lin-
den, program. chairman, states
that the school's Mothersingers
will perform, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Jack Mash, with
accompaniment by Mrs. George
Bassin. Mrs. Harry Berman is
chairman of the singers. Other
performers will be Ranita Left,
Neil Young and Mel Snyder.
Mothers of daughters in the
third grade or higher are in-
vited. Refreshments will be
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Eight teams from Jewish
Community Center branches re-
cently opened the season of the
Teen Softball League at Sugar
Field, 7 Mile and Tracey.
Scores were Del Monicos over
Vulcans, 24-9; Viscounts over
Counts, 16-2; . Imperials over
Princetons, 15-7; and Diablos
over Se Villes, 14-6. Bob Repitor
is head umpire of the league.
Games this Sunday will pit
Counts vs. Imperials at 10 a.m.;
Del Monicos vs. Se Villes at
noon; Viscounts vs. Diablos at
2; and .Vulcans vs. Princetons
at 4 p.m.
Complete team rosters are as
follows:

PRINCETONS — Howard Molitz,
Peter Shapiro, Roger Steward, Mike
Parr, Dan Greenwald, Mark Schius-
sel, Jerome Acker, Barry Goldman,
Mike Glicker, Stuart Rosenthal,
Steven Taylor, Richard Nathans,
David Levey, Mel Bishop and Ber-
nard Bildman.
IMPERIALS — Joel Schechter; Lee
Harris, Dave Broner, Ricky Silver-
man, Sandy Marks, Bob Levine,
Sandy Weiner, Peter Quint, Jay
Hamberg, Ken Eaton, Gary Gussin,
Jon Marwil, Joel Shere, Bill Good-
man and Bob Israel.
DEL MONICOS — Guy Roth, Yale
Levy, Norman Biegelman, Ken Law-
ton, Jon Robins, Bert Schwartz. Jeff
Stress, Hank Greenberg, Mickey
Meskin, Tom Warshaw, Dave Parent,
Melvin Saperstein, Larry Skolnick
and Ricky Litt.
VULCANS — Don Beser, Jerry
May, David Rotenberg, Sheldon
Sklare, Sanford Layno, Frank Kutin-
sky, Carl Friedlander, Mel Braun,
Steve Mark, Ned Harley, Mel Bar-
clay and Jerry Levinson.
COUNTS — Sanford Adelberg, Mike
Abrams, Gary Kolb, Paul Shwedel,
Mitchell Sigman, Eddie Powers, My-
ron Stein, Sandy Stiner, Sol Lebus,
Larry Freeman, Barry Brett, Howard
Plotkin, Allan Mitnick and Steve
Plotnick.
DIABLOS — Art Sollish, Max Litt,
Earl Band, Sheldon Green, Jerry
Starr, Dave Winger, Art Landau,
Ben Kravitz, Fred Steiner, Larry
Weissman, Jerome Starr and Kenny
Minter.
VISCOUNTS — Leon Waldman,
Tony Jacobs, Rickey Sweet, Paul
Lichter, Jerry Bloomberg, Al Gur-
witz, Marshall Charlip, Jerry Fran-
kel, Al Kogan, Arnold Fink, Dave
Levine, Chuck Nathanson, Tom Se-
gall, Jim Lipton and Tom Lipton.
SE VILLES — Jack Berman, Ed
Ruby, Fred Ruby, Michael Paull,
Harvey Simon, Mike Rolnick, Wally
Stewart, Steven Paull, Fred Miller.
Philip Kraft, Russell Horton, Micky
Roth and David Garfield.

Center to Make Teen
Awards on Thursday

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The teen membership of the
Jewish Community Center,
their parents and friends are
invited to the fifth annual teen
award Program, beginning at
6:30 p.m., Thursday, at the
Davison Center.
The awards will be given at
a dinner to be served by a teen
girls' club. Recipients of honors
will be:

Class "B" Basketball Champions:
NATIONALS — Eddie Waxer, Gary
Pacernick, Louis Balkany, Burt
Batchko, David Sandler, Allen Apple,
Lester Shaw, Miles Biederman. Ricky
Moos, Jerry Farber, Jerry Lobel and
Coach Al Enaleman.
Class "B" Basketball Runners-Up:
ZUSSMAN A.Z.A. — Arnold Serlin,
Jon. Rosenzweig, Martin Baum, Leo-
nard Taub, Earl Endelman., Mike
Kahan, Oscar Glieberman, Stuart
Fishman and Coach Jack Garland. -
Class "C" Basketball - Champions:
DUKES — Mike Jaffe, Benson Selit-
sky, Leonard Partner, Larry Matlen -,
Richard Smith, Norman Lynn, Larry
Gursten, Allen Beckerman, Marvin
Stollman, Sanford Carr, Al Stotsky,
Michael Goldman and Coach Herb
Bernstein.
Class "C" Basketball Runners-Up:
LANCERS — Richard Bockoff, Bab
Barris, Jerry Jaffe, Leon Linderman,
Ronald Schatten, Gene Zambler, Ken
Eisenberg, Leonard Aronowitz, Len
Hersh, Ronald Rader and Coach
Morey Schreiber.
All Star Basketball Team (Winners
of the.Toletio J.C.C. Maccabiad Tour-
ney March 9-10): Sid Fox, daptain;
Philip Young, Bernie Fields, Stuart
Fishman, Louis Balkany, Gary Pa-
cernick, Tom Warshaw, Jerry Joseph,
Jon Rosenzweig, David Broner, Coach
Robert Repitor; and Manager Larry
Fox.
Toledo Maccabiad Table Tennis
Champion: Garry Gussin.
Table Tennis Champions: Ken Si-
gel, first; Roanld Roover, second.
Teen Volleyball League Champions:
KINGSMEN — Larry Apple, Cap-
tain,; Chuck Sklare, Jerry Lobel,
Dave Wasserman and Gus Coloduras.

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Gerald Powers, a 16-year-old
Cooley High School junior, was
last week presented with five
gold keys in the Scholastic
Writing Award contest.
Gerald, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Frayne, of 15026
Hartwell, won three keys in
the Southeastern Michigan
Scholastic contest in the po-
etry, essay and literary cate-
gories.
Two of the articles, the liter-
ary and the poetry pieces, won
honors in the national contest,
in which 100,000 high school
students submitted entries.
"Wash of Symbols," the lit-
erary article which is an essay
on "The Old Man of the 'Sea,"
will be reproduced in Scholas-
tic Magazine in the near fu-
ture. Gerald received $50 for
the article.
Although Gerald participates
in a few school groups, he
spends most of his time writ-
ing, mostly poetry.
Michael Freeman, 17, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Michael W. Freeman,
1810 Wellesley Drive, won a
first place Scholastic award for
a formal essay. He also received
honorable mentions in the na-
tional contest for a senior ex-
pository article and senior
drama plus commendation for
a senior formal essay.
Michael's award-winning en-
tries were written while he at-
tended Cranbrook School in
Bloomfield Hills, Mich. He is
presently a student at Harvard
College. Since he was unable to
be present for -the awards pre-
s e n t at i o n, his eight-year-old
nephew, Michael Shwayder, of
18935 Fairfield, accepted the
prize for him.
Judith Oppenheim, 14, of Oak
Park High School, tied for first-

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