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By SDI SHAPIRO
Seniors set the pace for the
many activities coming up in the
final two weeks of the semester.
The upcoming fortnight will
mark the culmination of high
school and the fulfillment of
many dreams for the 618 gradu-
ates.
Finals for seniors will be
Monday and the seniors' thoughts
will then be diverted to the sen-
ior picnic, June 12, at Kensing-
ton Park.
Honors convocation will cite
the scholastic achievements of
over 120 outstanding graduating
Mumfordites on Monday, June
18, at 8 p.m., in the school audi-
torium.
The graduation exercises will
be completed in two ceremonies
June 20. The first, for those
whose last initial falls between
A and L, will be held at 9 a.m.
The remainder of the class will
receive their diplomas at 10:30
a.m. Speaking at commencement
will be Judy Klein, John Shout,
Tom Wolf and Beverly Wood.
With the exotic beauty of Ha-
waii everywhere in the Fountain
Ballroom of the Masonic Temple,
the seniors will present their
prom, entitled "Kalapana," June
21, 8:30-12.
The Parents Club has called
upon the seniors, this time for
entertainment. At the meeting
of Tuesday the seniors will pre-
sent their variety show, first
given as a two-day performance
in April. The show features a
twelve-piece band, led by Bruce
Miller, who also did the arrange-
ments. Featured performers are
vocalist Linda Plein; the Van-
daliehs; folksingers Richard
Grant and Bob Aptekar; the
Harvard Beats; country music
specialists Dave Hirt, Tom Wolf,
Judy Gelfand and Nancy Jones;
dancers Barbara Gordon, Linda
Pearlman, and Bonnie Rosen-
berg; the piano dub of Irwin
Carson and Sarah Mossrnan; and
master of ceremonies Richard
Shell. Movies taken on the re-
cent senior trip will also be
shown.
With state half mile cham-
pion, Theodius McBurrows, lead-
ing -the way, Mumford swept to
its fourth straight East Side
Track championship last week
and looked a strong contender
for the City Crown. The golf
team won i4 second straight East
Side title, while the tennis team
swept through its schedule with-
out losing so much as a set. The
netters extended their undefeated
streak to 42, and won the City
JNF Offers Tree
Certificates to
Honor Fathers
The Jewish National Fund
again will issue tree certificates
in honor of father on Father's
Day, June 17.
Certificates for trees planted
in the Freedom Forest, at $2
each, can now be ordered from
the Jewish National Fund Office,
UN 4-2767, or through JNF tree
chairman of affiliated organiza-
tions.
In an appeal to organizations,
Morris J. Brandwine, president,
stated: "The Jewish National
Fund is again providing a par-
ticularly appropriate and digni-
fied way of honoring father. "A
growing tree is a living tribute
to every father. Let trees in
Israel honor, or memorialize him.
"The more trees that are
planted, in addition to serving
as a symbol of life, or as a per-
petuation of the memory of a
loved one, also help the State
of Israel in absorbing newcomers
into its economy by providing
them jobs.
The JNF office, 18414 Wyom-
ing, will be open Sunday, June
17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for
the convenience of those who
may want to pick up a Father's
Day certificate on their way to
visit with their fathers.
Benigsohn-Dubin
Engagement Told
MISS LYNN BENIGSOHN
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Benigsohn
of Roselawn Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lynn S., to Marvin Bernard
Dubin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Dubin of Littlefield
Ave. A November wedding is
planned.
Detroit Socialites will hold
its annual installation dinner-
dance 6 p.m. Sunday at Jeri's
Dr. Stillwater President Restaurant.
Officers are Rose Altman,
of Center Symphony
president; Peter Steffin and
Dr. Karl Stillwater, of 18221 Sam Blender, vice presidents;
Pennington, has been elected Sam Wiseman, Bertha Knitzer
president o f
and Ann Orden, secretaries;
the Center
Ann Rubenfaer, treasurer; and
Symphony Or-'
Myra Radner, Sophie Keller-
chestra for
man, Sylvia Smith, Herman
the next two
Shuman, Harry Glassman and
years.
Morry Gellerman, board mem-
Dr. Stillwa-
bers.
ter, a pediatri-
Reservations, which may be
cian, plays
made separately for the after-
second violin
dinner portion of the program,
in the orches-
are being taken at KE 4-6664.
tra. He suc-
The public is invited.
ceeds Don,
Zwickey as
president.
MUSIC designed to please
Mrs. Sidney t
by
J. Allen and
Mrs. Jack J.
Wainger have
And His Orchestra
been re-ap-
(formerly with Mickey Woolf)
pointed as Dr. Stillwater
chairmen of the Friends of the
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The Hillel Day School of Detroit
is proud to present
Rabbi Seymour Fox
Brilliant Educator and bean of the Teachers Institute,
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
as guest speaker at the
Day School's Fourth Anniversary
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Howard Green Cast
in Ann Arbor Series'
`The Country Girl'
in "The Country Girl," the final
attraction of this year's Ann
Arbor drama season, Monday
through June 16. Gloris Graham
stars in the production.
G r e e n, who has played in
more than 30 presentations at
the University of Michigan while
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Jewish leaders from every
section of the United States
will meet in New York City
on Monday to report on the
status of the United Jewish
Appeal's 1962 mid-year cash
drive for $39,-
500,000 and to
receive both
an accounting
of the prog-
ress of this
year's overall
UJA drive,
and that which
UJA - support
ed agencies
are making in
meeting the
Comay
immigration and welfare prob-
lems affecting 600,000 Jews in
Israel and 26 other overseas
countries.
Speakers at the UJA's na-
tional cash meeting that takes
place that day at the Savoy
Hilton Hotel, are:
Michael Comay, Permanent
Representative of Israel to the
United Nations; Joseph Meyer-
Socialites to Install
Officers at Dinner
crown for the fourth time in as
many years.
Howard Green will be featured
National UJA Cash Conference Monday
Adas Shalom Sociiil Hall, 7045 Curtis
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, at 6:30
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Will Also tinclude:
• Presentation of tribute in memory of our late beloved
MORRIS L. SCHAVER, co-founder of Hillel Day School
• Vocal selections by Cantor Reuven Frankel
FOR AN INSPIRING EVENING — BE SURE TO RESERVE THE DATE
For Dinner Reservations, Call the H illel Office — Diamond 1-8260.
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