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ti Miss Shirley Miller
Plans May Wedding
Sam Weismans to Fete 50th Year
Tales Out of School
Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli
"The Youth of a
By
GAIL
BURKOW
Mumford
High School
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07)
By
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ
Central
High School
Four generations of the Weis-
man family, many other rela-
tives and a host of friends will
join March 2 to help Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Weisman, of 16845
Birwood, celebrate one of the
grandest events that can bless
any couple-50 years of happy
marriage.
To Sam and Minnie Weisman,
their marriage always has been
the finest and happiest part of
their lives. They were wed right
here in Detroit, and, during
those . 50 years, they have seen
"our town" grow from a small
plumber's license, he went into
business, in which he is still
active today.
He also is president of the
Flood Control Valve Co., which
manufactures a patented de-
vice to prevent basements from
flooding.
Mr. and Mrs. Weisman are
members of Pisgah Lodge and
Chapter of Bnai Brith and of
Cong. Beth Moses. He is affili-
ated with Perfection Lodge,
F. & A.M., and Mrs. Weisman
belongs to Purity Chapter, Or-
der of the Eastern Star, and
Hadassah.
The Weismans have six chil-
dren, Donald and Marvin, who
are in business with their fath-
er, another son, William, a phar-
macist; and three daughters,
Mrs. Betty Israel, Mrs. Ruth
Berk and Mrs. Ethel Freedman.
They also have 12 grandchil-
dren and a great grandchild.
"That people shall live as one
Senior activities for the class
family of man"—the 1958 motto
of June, '58 began with the ap- for the annual nation-wide ob-
pointment of a steering com-
servance of Brotherhood Week,
mittee to organize the class.
Members appointed are Geta sponsored by the National Con-
Aaron, Susan Castleman, ference of Christians and Jews
—is being promoted at Central.
MISS SHIRLEY P. MILLER Eleanor Goodfriend, Susan
Rather than an assembly for
Grosberg, Margaret Levin, Joyce
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, of Milan, Phyllis Raub, Susan the entire student body, Broth-
Woodingham Drive, announce Sloman, Linda Tann, Ronald erhood Week, Feb. 16-23, is
the engagement of their daugh- Bortman, Alan Burstein, being supported through human
Want The Best?
ter, Shirley P., to Allan Paul Michael Parr, John Richardson, relations education discussions
Ask the Folks Who've Had
Cohan, son of Herman Cohan, Larry Skolnick and Robert to be conducted in the individ-
ual groups.
of New York City, and the late Zack.
Mr. and Mrs. SAM WEISMAN
SAM BARN ETT
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Mrs. Cohan.
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and His Orchestra
to
the
industrial
center
Senior
activity
flourishes,
as
village
Miss Miller attends Wayne-
Welcome Freshmen! The Stu- June grads attended their first it is today.
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State University where she is dent Council spread out the
The Weismans came here in
enrolled in the College of Lib- welcome mat for new Mumfor- 12A meeting Wednesday in the
auditorium to discuss senior 1905 from Romania. In 1911
eral Arts. Mr. Cohan received
-:, in Centralites pictures, activity Mr. Weisman opened his own
MAH JONGG
his bachelor's degree from the dites at an assembly, toda
College of the City of New York the auditorium. Council mem- cards and to fill out important hardware store, and two years
SETS and SUPPLIES
bers
introduced
the
freshmen
forms.
There
will
be
anotner
later,
after
receiving
his
master
Florrie Saraquse
and recently completed his mili-
to clubs and activities around assemblage Monday for 12B's
13930 Northfield, Oak Park
tary obligation.
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school, and offered the group and 12A's interested in t h e Nathan Straus Establishes
Yetta Saraquse
The couple plan an early May a helping hand in feeling right spring senior trip.
15830
Curtis
Stephen S. Wise Lectures
wedding. -
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a home in Mumford.
WALTHAM,
Mass.
—
An
an-
(Successors to Lillian Fink)
"Good morning Centralites
Liz Borger and Beth Rosen-
nual lecture in memory of Rabbi
Beth Aaron YPL Plans
thal, co-chairmen of the Fresh- . . ." this familiar expression Stephen S. Wise, founder of the
`Do-Si-Do Dance' March 1 man Orientation Committee, will now be heard coining front Zionist Organization of Amer-
Music — Entertainment
The third annual dance of the were in charge of the gather- a soon-to-be-familiar voice. It is ica, has been established at
of
June
Levy,
who
has
That
Beth Aaron Young People's ing.
been selected to be co-PA re- Brandeis University by Nathan
League is planned for 9 p.m.
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president of radio sta-
porter this term, alternating Straus,
March 1, in the synagogue.
WMCA in New York and a
-
tion
Subscribers
to
the
Mercury,
with veteran Lowell Baker. Fellow of the University. The
Given the title, "Do-Si-Do
Dance," it will feature the call- Mumford's school paper, were Congratulations and best of memorial lecture will bring to
ing of Jim Schultheis. All young treated to a bonus movie when luck!
Brandeis each year a distin-
* * *
people in the community may the science fiction thriller,
guished academician drawn
"This
Island
Earth,"
was
shown
The
first
issue
of
the
Student
attend with dates or stag. Prizes
from the areas of liberalism and
and his Orchestra
will
be
out
Feb.
27.
This
year,
will be awarded. For tickets, today.
social
justice
which
represent
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edited by Elizabeth Simon, the
call Debbie Wainer, president,
■1•■■
the
interests
of
the
late
rabbi.
UN 3-6792; or Stewart Silver-
Congratulations to Coach paper will feature a special
man, ticket chairman, UN Landen and the girls' basketball May centennial four-page extra
4-4540.
team for a thus far undefeated edition.
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season. The girls face Cody
Our
cagers
dropped a tough
this week in an effort to take
basketball
game
to Eastern Fri-
their sixth and final win of the
day 79-67.
year.
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A variety of Purim celebra- juniors have set a carnival at
tions are planned by the Jewish 3 p.m., including games of
Community Center and groups skill, booths and refreshments.
affiliated with the Center dur- Five clubs and the Cub Scouts
will join in the fun.
ing the festival season.
That same day, beginning at
Activities will open at 8
p.m., Thursday, when the 2 p.m., juniors at the 10 Mile
Davison Nursery PTO conducts branch will meet for a Purim
a Purim workshop complete Masquerade Ball. Concluding
with songs, decorations, do-it- the big day's program will be
yourself costumes and refresh- the Purim Mardi Gras of the
Center Young Adults. To be
ments.
at 9 p.m., at the Davison
The nursery itself will hold held
Branch, the dance will feature
parties on March 6, with the the music of Charlie Weiner
morning group meeting - at 10
a.m. and the afternoon group and his orchestra.
Mothers' Clubs will join for
at 2 p.m. for a costume parade,
songs, dancing and traditional their annual Purim Masquerade
Ball on March 15, at the Davi-
refreshments.
Davison teens and tweens son branch. Mrs. Pauline
will hold a carnival the eve- Weinstein, chairman, states that
ning of March 6, with booths, there will be a live orchestra,
prizes and games being fea- prizes for the best costumes
tured. Participating clubs in- and other surprises.
clude Czars, Judettes, Silhou-
ettes, Creshendoes, Marathons, Zionists to Honor
Cliches, Top Notch Tween, Fa- Abraham Goodman
bians, Del-Phis, Prevons, Spar-
So:.1- 800 communal Zionist
tans, Monarchs, Dorsey and
leaders and workers, represent-
Condors.
Tweens at the 10 Mile branch ing educational and ZOA Dis-
also will hold a carnival, tricts and Regions throughout
scheduled tentatively for the the metropolitan area, are ex-
same date, and individual teen pected to attend a metropolitan-
clubs each have planned special wide dinner on Monday eve-
events.
ning, February 24, at the Plaza
Older adults also are plan-
in honor of Abraham
Hotel
ning a Purim carnival, to be Goodman, chairman of the
held at 8:3Q p.m., March 8, at National Executive Council of
the D. W. Simons Center, 4000 the ZOA, on the occasion of his
Tuxedo. Among the booths election as chairman of the
planned, older adults will be board of trustees of the Herz-
able to knock off Haman's head
and fish for Queen Esther's liah Teachers' Institute. Israel
crown. A photography contest Ambassador Abba Eban will
and crowning of Queen Esther be the principal speaker. Dr.
Emanuel Neumann, president
will end the festivities.
of
Three celebrations are sched- of the Zionist Organization
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