Aesculapian Auxiliary to Fete Ex-Presidents et Past presidents of the Aescu- lapian Ladies Auxiliary will be honored at a luncheon planned for 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, ;at Topinka's Country House. The final event of the season will pay tribute to Mesdames r- David Bez, Alex Brooks, Ber- nard Breyer, Philip Forman, I Lillian Gale, Meyer Goldstein, Reuben Klein, Hyman Margo- lis, Harry Pernick, Myer Ro- c4 biner, Martin Share, Asher Smith, Charles Tennen, A. Za- = gal and Nathan Schwartz, jun- ior past president. , The program is being ar- ranged by Mrs. Michael Wainer, with Mrs. Myer Robiner serv- o mg as co-chairman. For reserva- E- tions. call Mrs. Wainer, UN "I " 3-6792; or Mrs. Robiner, UN 2-4642. Guests are invited. = A second scholarship has (-I been awarded to last year's recipient at the Hebrew Uni- versity pharmacy school in Is- rael. Funds for scholarships should be forwarded to Mrs. Harry Pernick, tribute chair- man, LI 6-9582. .5 ARTIE FIELDS ORCHESTRA For Any Occasion FrAt■Iring GLORIA BROOKS VANGUARDS Call SALLY FIELDS TR 1-4141 By JUNE LEVY "We are learning to live and living to learn" was chosen by June graduates as the class motto, and royal blue and white were selected as the class colors. • • * Semifinals, 90-minute tests in each class, were taken by all Centralites on Monday and Tuesday, with finals slated for the last week of school. No stu- dent is excused from either semis or finals. * • • Central's first Jazz Concert was held May 27, in the school auditorium. To entertain the audience, this show featured three girl vocalists, a vocal group and a nine-piece instru- mental group. The auditorium was filled to capacity. * * * Central graduates left Thurs- day for the traditional senior trip, with New York as the des- tination. The 12A's will return on Sunday evening. Harry J. Kelley, chairman of the Michigan Fair Employment Practices Commission. an- FOR GOOD SEATS nounced the selection of Dr. FREDERICK B. ROUTH, cur- SUN., JUNE 7 - FORD AUD. rently assistant director of the Southern Regional Council with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., as CALL SALLY FIELDS new executive director of the FEP agency. ,Other Smurt Combos) ALAN GALE SHOW TR 1-414] LOUIS and LEO'S - BARBER SHOP of Dexter and Richton announce the opening of their New Modern Barber Shop at 7108 W. SEVEN MILE RD. 3 Blks. W. of Livernois, Across From the Library Expert Manicurist UN 2-9713 FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER OF: Caponetes, Fryers, Ducks Turkeys, Butter, Eggs, Fish U.S. POULTRY HOUSE Kosher or Scalded Poultry — Fresh Daily We Deliver: TY 4-9444 or TY 4-3877 5901-05 LIVERNOIS Morris Burnstein, Proprietor Getting Married? We Would Like to Be Invited! Invited to entertain your guests at a wedding or reception in one of our brand new banquet rooms. We have several beautiful rooms . . . our Cadillac Room, with an adjoining bridal dressing room, is lovely enough for the wedding service itself . . . and we can serve up to 700 people. Our skilled staff of experts would be glad to help you in planning a memorable wedding, breakfast or reception. WEDDINGS • BANQUETS LUNCHEONS • MEETINGS For More Information or Reservations Coll . . . GEO. A. NETSCHKE, Executive Director HOTEL . _ CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES WO 2-5900 Annual consecration services of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will be held on Sunday morning, June 14. At home receptions will be held that afternoon and evening, unless otherwise indi- cated, for the following Shaarey Zedek consecrants. KAREN NANCY BURKE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Burke, of 5541 W. Outer Dr., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. BARBARA CARTIER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cartier, of 20451 Picadilly Rd., 3 to 6 p.m. No cards. SHEILA FISHMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Smith, of 18410 Birchcrest Dr., 2 to 5 p.m. PAULA RUTH GOLDMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Goldman, of 20115 Briarcliff Rd., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. KAREN RITA GORMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gor- man, of 18460 Ohio Ave., 2 to 5 p.m., at 12900 Dartmouth, Oak Park. CAROL ANN GUTOW, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robert Gutow; of 19555 Roslyn Rd.; 3 to 6 p.m. No cards. FRANCES ZELINA LASSER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lasser, of 25139 Roycourt East, Huntington Woods, 3 to 6 p.m. No cards. INA SUE SACHS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ernest Sachs, of 17401 Indiana, from 8 p.m., June 16, at 15150 Dartmouth Ave., Oak Park. No cards. SANDRA GAIL SANDWEISS, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David J. Sandweiss, of 18235 Parkside Rd., 3 to 6 p.m. No cards. LINDA SHAYE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Shaye, of 18310 Fairfield Ave., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. DEENA CLAIRE SIMON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Markus S. Simon, of 2526 Longfellow Ave.. '7 to 10 p.m. No cards. MARGARET STARR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Starr, of 19222 Warrington Dr., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. SANDRA BERNICE WINKELMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Winkelman, of 17378 Ilene Ave., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. Adas Shalom Confirmands Set June 14 'At Home' Parties Annual confirmation services of Adas Shalom Synagogue will take place on Sunday morning. June 14. At home recep- tions will be held that afternoon and evening, unless otherwise noted, for the following Adas Shalom confirmands: TAMARA ACKERMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving B. Ackerman, of 20073 Shrewsbury Rd., 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. SUSANN HASSAL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hassal, of 19347 Greenlawn Ave.. buffet brunch, from 1 p.m. SHARON LEE HOROWITZ, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Horo- witz, of 18467 Mendota Ave., 6 to 10 p.m. No cards. LAURA MARCIA SILVERMAN, daughter of Mrs. George Silver- man, of 18436 Manor Ave., 7 to 11 p.m. No cards. BARBARA ELAINE TENEBAUM, daughter of Mrs. Newton Tenebaum, of 17343 Prairie Ave., from '7:30 p.m. No cards. Elect Mrs. Bean Neugarten Head formerly H EN RO SE List 'At Home Receptions for Shaarey Zedek Girls CENTRAL L I P P I N G S •• Mrs. Joseph N. Bean was in- stalled as president of Neugar- ten Medical Aid Society in cere- monies held recently. Others who were installed with Mrs. Bean are Mesdames Joseph Bea r- man, Mortimer Bernhardt, Ma x Lebow and Harry St ool, vice- presidents; Norman Scha- verien, Jack Eventz, Leon Labowitch and Irvine J. Levy, Mrs. Bean secretaries: and Murray Belkin, treasurer. Inducted onto the board of directors were Mesdames Mau- rice Feldman, Hyman Harris, Gene Nagler, Bernard Nathan, Harry Pernick, Sol Sapperstein, Harry Starler and M. Robert Syme. Mesdames Charles Gross- berg Max Niskar and David Sos- kin continue as incumbents. Mrs. David Saks was install- ing officer. Beth Abraham Youth Set June 14 Brunch List 'At Home' for Bnai David Consecrant Annual consecration serv- ices of Cong. Bnai David will be held on Sunday morning, June 7. An at home reception is planned, as list- ed, for the following Bnai David consecrant: RONNA ROBINSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Robinson. of 19702 Cheyenne, from 8 p.m., June 13. YI Women Plan Social, Luncheon-Installation A games night and social will be held by the Northwest Young Israel Sisterhood Saturday eve- ning, in the synagogue. Featur ing a bake sale, prizes and re- freshments, the Sisterhood will donate proceeds to Yeshivath Beth Yehudah School. Everyone is invited. Mrs. Milton Arm will install new Sisterhood officers at a luncheon set for 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. They are Mesdames Milton Duchan, president; Gus Lew, Norman Sukenic, Sol Wai- ner, Harry Blitz. vice-presidents; William Kadashaw, _treasurer; Nathan Butrimovitz and • Paul Broad, secretaries. Board members are Mes- dames Joseph M. Katz, Herman Sherizen, Harry Roth, J. Anstan- dig, Sam Belkin, Max Gutman, E. Klein, Edward Bassin, Ted Weiss, Marvin Revich, Sol Blau and Phil Weinstein. The annual father-son-daugh- ter brunch, sponsored by the Beth Abraham Synagogue Bar and Bas Mitzvah Club, will take place at 9:30 a.m., June 14, at the synagogue. Services in the sanctuary will precede the brunch which will be held in the Nusbaum Hall. Meyer Lullove, adult adviser to CHARLES I. SCHOTTLAND, the club, will preside at the dean of the Graduate School of program. Social Welfare, Brandeis Uni- Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will versity, and former U.S. Com- be the day's speaker, and recog- missioner of Social Security, nition membership cards and was elected to the presidency year-end awards will be pre- I of the National Conference on sented. Social Welfare. MUMFORD S I L... By LINDA REISTMAN Mumfordites went to the polls May 28-29, to elect officers and representatives of the Stu- dent Council. David Drachler ran unoppos- ed for president. He has been a member of the Council since the 913 and served as co-chair- man of the Service Committee. Serving as vice-president last semester, David has also been one of Mumford's representa- tives to the Detroit High School Student Activities Council (DHSSAC). For the positions of vice- president. recording secretary. corresponding secretary, a n d treasurer, B e r n i e Friedman. Wendy Yolles, Sue Sugar, and Bobby Dovitz were victorious. Sue Cole and Mac Lister are members of the executive board. Junior Phi Beta Kappa Cer- tificates were presented to 21 Mumford seniors at ceremonies at the Rack ha m Memorial Building. Presented by Phi Beta Kappa, college scholastic honor society, the awards are given to stu- dents who have maintained a scholastic rating of 2.6. Recipients of this semester's awards are: Gail August. Judith Cohn, Janet Cooper, Lida Ep- stein. Nelson Gantz, Miriam Goldman, Ned Harley. Elaine Hyman, Janet Jackson Malcom Katz. Madelon Klunover. Dan- iel Lipschutz. Martin Lipson. Tom Lipton. Michael Pollack, David Rottenberg, Henry Shev- itz. Jerome Starr, Bonnie Wein- stein. Barbara Weiss, and Barry Wolman. • • • Mumfordites are invited to the annual speech banquet din- ner. at 6 p.m. tonight at Sam- my's Avalon Room. Sponsored by the Radio Broadcasters Guild and the Drama Club. the guest speaker will be Kenneth Schwartz. director of Northland Playhouse. • • • Four seniors will receive recognition f o r outstanding scholarship a n d achievement while at Mumford. The Detroit Police Youth Bu- reau. in cooperation with the Board of Education, has select- ed Andrew Kohen and Elma Trent as Mumford's recipients of the Detroit Police Youth Receiving the Brenda Bloom- berg Nemer Award for June. 1959, will be Henry Shevitz and Bonnie Weinstein. This award was established in September, 1958. by Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bloomberg in mem- ory of their daughter. • • • Tickets are now on sale for this semester's senior prom. "Sayonara," to be held June 18 at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. J. G. Israel Cops WDGA Golfing Honors Mrs. J. G. Israel, 10-time champ at Knollwood Country Club, won the WDGA woman's golfing championship at the Warwick Hills golf course last _ week. Her 84 score matched the previous low score of the season at that course. Mrs. Israel, wife of a Detroit physician, is a former Olympic swimmer. Our classified ads bring results!