U. of M. Students
Reveal Engagement

Central

Morris Bermans Feted Center Symphony
on 50th Anniversary to Start Season

Wigh,

Activities

with Two Soloists

By BEVERLY SCHWARTZ

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soloists in a program celebrat-

ing Jewish Music Month.
Guest artist for the March 25
concert will be renowned cell-
ist Joseph Schuster. The final
concert on April 29 will feature
the solo appearance of Mischa
Kottler, Detroit pianist.
Tickets for each concert are
on sale at Grinnell's and Jew-
ish Community Center. Special
concerts for young people will
be given at the branch on Dec.
22 and May 16.

Performances by outstanding
Plans for Central's big Cen-
soloists will highlight the 1957-
tennial celebration swung into
1958 Center Symphony Orches-
action as `Lites crowded school
tra series when Julius Chajes,
corridors to begin the fall term.
conductor, opens the season Oct.
As the oldest high school west
8, 8:30 p.m., in the Davison
of the Allegheny Mountains,
Jewish Center.
Central celebrates its 100th an-
Guest soloists for the first con
niversary this year. The Cen-
cert will, be Paul Olefsky, first
tennial year will include many
cellist, and Lare Wardrop, Eng-
special activities, culminating in
lish horn player, both with the
a JUne '58 senior class Cen-
Detroit Symphony.
tennial Pageant and a , banquet
Orchestras—Entertainment
for all alumni in May of 1958.
Featured pianist for the Nov.
308 Fox Bldg.
All Central alumni are re-
19 concert will be Julius Cha-
quested by Centennial chair-
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ies, the orchestra's regular con-
man, Clyde Kammerer, to send
ductor. Marguerite Kozenn, so-
in their names to the school
prano, and Anthony Marlowe,
for the mailing list as soon as MR., MRS. MORRIS BERMAN tenor,- will appear with the or-
MISS ALINE LAPPIN
possible. Below is a coupon for
Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Ber- chestra on Jah. 21.
Dr. and Mrs. Irwin I. Lappin, this purpose.
On Feb. 25, Mischa Mischa-
man,
of 17158 Roselawn, re-
of 19310 Parkside, have an-
cently were honored on the oc- koff, - concertmaster of the De-
nounced the engagement of
FREE
troit Symphony, and Rose Coo-
their daughter, Aline Doris, to Cut out and mail to Central High casion of their golden wedding per, soprano, will be featured
anniversary
at
a
party
given
for
School,
2425
Tuxedo,
Detroit
6:
KNITTING
Edward Barr y Stulberg son' of
them by their children. The
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stulberg, of
INSTRUCTIONS
dinner
and
reception
at
the
Name
17503 Prairie.
Dance with Delight
Rainbow Terrace followed a
* Alterations—Blocking-
The bride-to-be is a junior in
to
ceremony in which the Bermans
Class Year
Assembling—On All Knits
the school of education at the
repeated marital vows they first
LARRY
FREEDMAN
University of Michigan.
Zone
the YARN house
Address
pledged when they were mar-
and His Orchestra
Mr. Stulberg, a graduate . of
ried on Aug. 25, 1907 in Rus-
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the University of Michigan, is - — — aim= •• ••I
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2 Blocks E. of Schaefer
sia.
Cantor
Hyman
J.
Adler
of-
enrolled in the university law
Publications office once again
school. He is affiliated with Phi buzzes with activity as editors ficiated at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Berman, De-
Sigma Delta and Tau Epsilon and reporters rush to make
troiters for 46 years, are charter
Phi fraternities.
their first deadline date of the members of the Ruzhiner Pro-
year. Editor-in-chief of this gressive Farein. Their children
Lifelike — In Your Home Planters
semester's paper is Paula Pol- are Messrs. and Mesdames Sam-
You Can Be Sure . .
If It's
lock. Miriam Grundstein,_ Eliza- uel Linsky, Irving Berman, Da-
— Expert Work —
beth Simon, Marcia Wiss, and vid S. Berman, Roy Goldberg,
John Marttila are page editors. Al , Dubin, Reuben- Wolnez,
• Showers
• Bar Mitzvahs
• Weddings
And His Orchestra
The first issue of the Student Louis A. Berman and Norman
Jas. Couzeris at Meyers
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will be out Sept. 26.
Kohlenberg.
"This is your P. A. reporter,"
The couple have 20 grandchil-
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again will be heard in all dren, all of whom attended the
groups when John Freed brings festivities. Out-of-town - guests
Teacher of Voice
news of the school activities to included a sister, Mrs. Meyer
Speech Correction
NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL YOUR TEENAGER
`Lites each_ Tuesday morning.
Greenberg of Los Angeles, Na-
Margit Kormendy :
IN A DANCE CLASS!'
Central welcomes 14 new than Osher and Mr. and Mrs.
Member N.A.T.S.
members to the faculty this Charles Cloth of Toronto, Can.,
Studio - 100 W. Bethune
Inquire About
term. Among them are two new and the Roy Goldberg Family
Nr. Fisher Bldg.
counselors, Miss Roberta Dye, of Miami Beach, Fla.
TR. 2-0496
formerly of Northeastern High,
and Miss Janet De Borst for- Pianist Eleanor Lipkin
new teen-age ballroom program at
merly -of Mumford High. Mr.
to Retuin to Detroit
Ferdinand
Galante
and
Mr.
MUSIC BY
Stanley Maxson are heads of After Study Abroad
the English and Vocational de-
After spending the last three
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partments, respectively.
years in Italy, Eleanor Lipkin,
*At Studio or in Your Home
Senior activities begin this native Detroit piano virtuoso,
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year under the supervision of will return to this country on
a new sponsor, Mr. Arnold Sept. 25.
Hansen of the Commercial dept.
Her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Better Than Ever • . .
Mr. Franklin Henshaw, beloved Ezra Lipkin, of 17599 Green-
sponsor for six years was pr15- lawn, will meet • her in New
WINKLER TELESCOPES
STUDIOS
THE
mated to head of the Social
"Have One"
York on her
Call after 6 P.M.
Studies dept. of Southwestern
arrival
from
Saturdays & Sundays
16560 ILENE AVENUE
High School.
Naples aboard
All Day
Central's thought for the
the SS Israel.
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week: "Be unafraid in all things
Miss Lipkin,
when you know you are in the
who received a
Piano Instruction by experienced Faculty for
right."
:master's degree
Distinguished Musical
in music in
Beginners and all Grades of Advancement.
Entertainment
June from the
Monthly Assemblies, Recitals, and Examinations.
I. Rokeach & Sons
by
,.St. Cecelia
Aca d e mia,
Forms Oil Corporation
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Also Home instruction
where , she
I. Rokeach Sons, Inc., has
.;studied
during
and his orchestra
acquired substantial oil and gas
Miss Lipkin her stay in
properties in Harris and Nolan
YOU STILL HAVE
TO 7-0168
Counties, Tex., from H. A. Pot- Italy, will concertize on Oct. 2,
at the Grosse Pointe War Me-
TIME
ter & Associates or Houston,
•• • • I
morial, 33 Lake Shore Dr.,
To' Have Your Drapes Cleaned
Tex., according to a recent press Grosse Pointe.
for the
release.
LET US ASSIST YOU
This will be her first appear-
The Harris County property ance in Detroit since she was
with your BAR-MITZVAH
produces oil from the Miocene the guest soloist at a concert of
and WEDDING PLANS
sands in the Dyresdale Oil the Music Study Club two years • They take down and rehang
draperies and cornices.
Fields. The well reserves ex- ago. Miss Lipkin also is sched-
You may select your invitations,
• They specialize in cleaning
ceed Pk million barrels.
draperies, curtains, banquet •
announcements and accessories
uled for an appearance as solo-
cloths, lamp shades and blankets.
To take over the properties, ist with the Women's Symphony
with complete. confidence as to
Also fine workmanship on
quality . and correctness of form.
I. Rokeach & Sons, Inc. has Orchestra in December.
wearing apparel.
Home appointments made for
formed the Rok-Oil and Gas
After the first of the year,
your convenience.
Corp.
Miss Lipkin plans to return to
I. Rokeach & Sons has been Europe for an extended concert
- THE EMBASSY PRESS
one of the leading manufactur- tour.
VErmont 8-5600
ers of kosher foods and house-
hold cleansers since 1870.
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Elects New Board '

Dr. Irving Posner, president
of the Fresh Air Society, an-
nounces the election of the fol-
lowing to the society's board
of directors: Meyer Fishman,
Edwin Rosenthal, Jr., Mrs.
Morey L. Rosenthal, Mrs. Julian
H. Scott, and Mrs. Emil. T.
Stern, reelected for a three-
year term; and Mrs. Arthur
Bloom, Herman Fri e d m a n,
Emanuel J. Harris, Arthur Lee-
bove, Mrs. Hoke Levin and Jack
Wainger, elected for - a three-
year term.
The election took place re-
cently at the Society's Annual
Meeting at Camp Tamarack.

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