Friday, May 9, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH

Betrothal Told

Youth to Join in
Teen-Tweens Give
June 25 Date Set
Championship Awards bv Barba ra Schwa rtz Salute to Israel

With another sports season
come to a close, the Jewish
Community Center presented
the various champions with
sports awards at the awards
banquet held recently.
Awards were presented to
the following teen-a nd-tween
members:

MISS SHIRLEY NICHOLS

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols. of
18804 LaCrosse, Lathrup Vil-
lage, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Shirley Joy,
to Robert Eugene Schiff, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schiff, of
13420 Northfield, Oak Park. The
couple will be married in De-
cember.

Dave Diamond

Orchestras-Entertainment

Table tennis award winners, Har-
old Granotz, Eugene Eisner, Alan
Silver, Dave Frank, Dave Benig-
sohn. Alan Slutsky and Elliot Sie-
gel; billiards, Jerry Minsker and
Bobby Richman; Purim booth
award, Czar's Club; skit night
award, Vagabond Club; girls' vol-
leyball. Marvels Club and Travelles
Club; trampoline, Carla Pintzuk,
Judy Paysner, Barbara Sands, Ju-
dith Silver, Judy Sugar and Marilyn
Lowen: Olympic Day awards. Larry
Berkley, Jerry Jaffe and Ronald
Rader.
Wrestling, Michael Roth, Chuck
Sklare and Stuart Hurwitz; class
"B" basketball, Jack Berman, Mi-
chael Paull, Steve Paull, Joseph
Stewart, Jay Korelitz, Ed Ruby,
Wally Stewart, Russell Horton, Joel
Goodman and Stuart Leff of the
"Sevilles" and Parker West, Max
Litt, Earl Band, Brian Einhorn,
Larry Rosenthal, Art Landau. Ken-
neth Glinter and Martin Laker of
the "Celtics."
Class "A" basketball. Bruce Car-
nick, Sandy Lane Sheldon Sklare,
Leslie Menuck, Ned Harley, Ronald
Spector, Steve Mark, Happy May,
Bob Jones and Al Blatt of the
"Vulcans" and Barry Goudsmit,
Garry Rosenblum, Bob Stutz, Barry
Simon, Richard Fields, Mike Ber-

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Phi Beta Kappa Key
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Among the 21 students
selected this year at Wayne
State University as members in
Phi Beta Kappa, national hon-
orary society, are Samuel
Levin, 3284 Sturtevant; Judy
Kaufman, 2637 Boston Blvd.;
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwartz,
of Marlowe Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Barbara, to Donald Gurwin, son
of Mrs. Gertrude Gurwin, of
Ewald Circle, and the late Mr.
Aaron Gurwin.
The bride - to - be attends
Wayne State University. Her
fiance is a graduate of the WSU
law school. A June 25 wedding
is planned.

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MISS BARBARA SCHWARTZ

A Detroit Jewish Youth Cele-
bration of Israel's Tenth An-
niversary will be held at 2
p.m., May 18, at Mumford High
auditorium.
The program, which is free
and open to the public, will
feature many entertainment fea-
tures, gymnastics and a presen-
tation of colors.
Keynote speaker will be Mi-
chael Bentwich, dean of He-
brew University, now working
on his doctorate at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
Participating in the musical
portion of the program will be
the Midrasha, HadaSsah Debs,
Habonim, Hashomer Hatzair,
Senior Judea and the United
Hebrew Schools.

man, Alan Glasser, Bob Slutsky,
Jack Jackson and Stuart Simms of
the "Bismarks."

Going over plans for the
first dinner-dance of the
Town and Country Club are
MOE MILLER (left), co-
chairman, and Dr. BENJA-
MIN BRAND, chairman. The
program is planned for May
21, in the Elmwood Casino.
The Town and Country Club,
which has land at Southfield
and 12 1/2 Mile Rd., is ex-
pected to start construction
of clubhouse facilities this
summer. Formulation of these
future building plans will be
discussed at 9 p.m. Monday
at Beth Abraham synagogue,
when elections will be held.

Ex-Israeli Officer Slates
Talk to Young Adults

Reuben Bar-Levav, a former
Israeli army officer now serving
as an instructor here with the
United Hebrew Schools, will be
guest speaker at an open meet-
ing of the Shaarey Zedek Young
People's League at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the synagogue.

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