THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Ma rch 29; 1963 — 30
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Break Ground for Fred Butzel Junior High
Following approval of bids
March 12 by the Detroit Board
of Education, ground-breakings
have been scheduled for two
more schools. Ceremonies
marked the beginning of the
new Fred M. Butzel Junior
High on Monday, and the new
John Owen Elementary School
on Wednesday.
Fred M. Butzel, for whom the
new junior high school is
named, was a native Detroiter,
attorney and philanthropist who
helped build the foundations of
many social and civic organiza-
tions. The Butzel Recreation
Center also was named for him
as a memorial tribute for his
contribution to the welfare of
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The National Council of
Jewish Women elected Mrs.
JOSEPH WILLEN, New York
civic leader, as its president
at its '70th anniversary bien-
nial convention in Minneapo-
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the young people of Detroit.
The Butzel site consisting of
8.8 acres (including Van Dyke
School and playgrounds) is
bounded by Seyburn, Vernor,
Van Dyke and Kercheval. The
budget of $3,005,000 ($15.16
per square foot) covers site ac-
quisition, development, construc-
tion, equipment and furniture.
Planned in two units, the first
will have a capacity of 1,250
students and when completed
the second unit will house 1,050
additional . students.
The building will contain 12
classrooms, typing and science
rooms, library, industrial arts
shops, homemaking centers and
a central kitchen and dining-
assembly area. Completion is
scheduled for January, 1964.
The Fred M. Butzel Junior
High School Project Advisory
Committee includes Clarence E.
Benn, principal, Butzel Junior
High; Stanley Germain, teacher,
Barbour, Junior High; Clarence
Eppler, engineer, Barbour Jun
for High; Robert Chapman,
(c hairm a n); Betty Deshler,
School-community - agent, Bar-
bour Junior High; Nathaniel
Mullen; Mrs. William Staples
and Mrs. James Tait (secretary).
Birthday Greetings
and Best Wishes
to
DOUGLAS ALAN
WEINBERG
Son of Dr. Ben Weinberg
from
Grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gladstone
We miss you so much.
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT
MONDAY, APRIL 1
VOTE THE SEPARATE NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL BALLOT
Committee To Elect Paul L. Adams To The Supreme Court.
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Kingstons Slate Film
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The Jewish Center Kingstons
will hold its fund-raising movie-
By RUDENE MEYERSOHN
dance featuring "Operation Mad-
ball" 8:30 p.m. April 6 at the
The midsemester examina-
Center. Teens, 13-18, are invited. tions are rapidly approaching.
Refreshments will be served.
The exams are one hour in
length and those for the odd
hour classes will be given on
Tuesday and for the even hour
A1112
classes on Thursday.
The Mumford Stage and Con-
cert Bands tonight will present
"Bandstand," a variety concert.
The profits from this show will
March 21-_--To Mr. and Mrs. be put into a fund for band
David M. Lippitt (Marjorie uniforms. The members of the
Diamond), 21656 Church, Oak band will also sell candy to
help supplement this fund.
Park, a son, Richard Irwin.
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Ten Mumford students have
March 18—To Mr. and Mrs. been named as semi-finalists in
Mort Weisman (Harriet Cohen), the Merit Scholarship competi-
25236 Southwood, Southfield, a tion. They have qualified be-
cause of their outstanding
son, Robert Lawrence.
scores on the Merit Qualifying
* * *
Examination. The finalists are
March 15:—To Mr. and Mrs. David Chait, Mark Cutler, step-
Bruce A. Serwin (Sandra Kes- hen Daniels, Brian Fischoff,
se), 2237 Needham, Ann Arbor, Steve Fisher, James Kaufman,
a son, Kenneth Samuel.
Marc Letvin, Fred Mann, Sylvia
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Maskin, Mel Rom and Michelle
March 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Schurgin.
Six Mumford journalism stu-
Mandell Schane (Rae Blinder),
19292 Archer, a daughter, Eve- dents attended the annual Co-
lumbia Press Association Con-
lyn Carol.
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vention in New York City. The
March 17—To Mr. and Mrs. delegates from Mumford were
Norman P. Prady (Susan Maura Bluestone, David Braver-
Frank), 13661 W. Lincoln, Oak man, Larry Brenner, Larry
Park, a daughter, Anne Eliza- Medow, Toni Reisman and
Linda Rubin.
beth.
Top flight scholarships at the
* * *
University of Michigan has
March 10—To Dr. and Mrs. brought William J. Branstrom
Alfred Shaw (Miriam Aaron), prizes to 289 freshman of which
14461 Park, Oak Park, a son, 15 Were Mumford graduates.
Daniel Alan.
Branstrom prize winners rank
* * *
in the top seven per cent of
March 10—To Dr. and Mrs. their class. As his prize, each
Hershel • Sandberg (Lois G. student selects one of the 21
Brown), of 20311 Westmore- deluxe volumes of specially sel-
land, a daughter, Sharon Ann. ected books, gold stamped with
special bookplate.
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The Mumford graduates hon-
Feb. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. ored are enrolled in the College
Allan 'Primo". Morrison, 23060 of Literature, Science and the
Oakcrest, Oak Park, a daughter, Arts, and include Elaine Desow,
Mindey Karen.
Judy Diamond, Gail Disner,
Steve Engelberg, Marilyn Fax-
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Oak Park Nursery
Will Hold Meeting
The Oak Park Summer Co-
operative Nursery will hold an
organizational meeting 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the Pepper
School. Interested families are
invited to call Mrs. Sidney
Goldstein, LI '5-5797.
The nursery, for children 3-5,
will begin its seventh summer
season in June for en eight-
week period.
A novelty in the world: The
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