Mishkan Israel Launches Youth Club

Baseball Registrations
Announced by NW
Group, Junior Athletics

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The Mumford Fine Arts Depart-
ment will present its Winter Music
Festival 8 p.m. today.
This annual program, which fea-
tures the school orchestra, concert
and stage bands, dance workshop
and the boys' ensemble, is under
the direction of Jack Shelby. fine
arts department head and band
conductor.
Other faculty members asso-
ciated with the program are Joseph
Kertesz, orchestra; Lois Craig, boys
ensemble; and Mrs. Ann Zirulnick,
dance workshop. Tickets for the
program are on sale at the door.
The senior class of January 1965
is rapidly approaching the culmina-
tion of four years of high school
with graduation exercises sched-
uled for 10 a.m. Jan. 29 in the
school auditorium. Other activities
which will precede graduation in-
clude the senior class weekend.
Jan. 22-24, at Camp Tamarack; sen-
ior honors convocation Jan. 27: and
the senior prom, Jan. 27. at the
Veteran's Memorial Building.
'Maura Bluestone and Neal Bruss
have been chosen recipients of the
Detroit Police Youth Award. This
award, which is presented to one
boy and one girl in each gradua-
tion class, is given for citizenship.
leadership, and service to the
school. The Brenda Bloomberg
Book award has been awarded to
Aletha Hamilton and Steven Selig-
son.
The student council will hold its
semiannual breakfast Jan. 29 in
the school cafeteria. The event is
under the chairmanship of Marilyn
Siskind and Larry Deitch.
Mumford's various athletic teams
have fared rather well in recent
competition. The basketball team
split its last two games, winning a
thriller 76-72 from Cass. and drop-
ping its game with Eastern 79-57.
The cagers take on Central today
at 3:30 p.m. in the gym.
After a year's layoff. due to cur-
tailments to the city league's ath-
letic program, the swimming team
won its first dual meet of the sea-
son with a 69-33 triumph over
Southeastern.

Named by Mademoiselle

Marsha Berkowitz, 17, a Ford
Foundation Scholarship student at
the Detroit Society of Arts and
Crafts and a part-time student at
Wayne State University, has been
appointed a member of Madamoi-
selle Magazine's College Board for
1965. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman Berkowitz, 18990
Sussex.

Members will meet 3 p.m. Sun-
days in the synagogue for an after-
noon of fun and games. Monthly
Northwest Junior Athletics, Inc.,
outings are planned. Officers elect-
will hold the first of two baseball
ed from the student body are Larry
registrations for boys age 8-14 2:30-
Liberson, president; Irwin Kappy,
5 p.m. Sunday at Gesu School. Ev-
vice president; Alan Wolfe, treas-
ery boy must have proof of age
urer, and Alan Baumgarten, sec-
and be accompanied by a parent.
retary.
The nonsectarian Northwest Jun-
Tweens to Harmonize
For new information on session
ior Athletics. Inc. was formed in
of nursery school, call Mrs. Fein,
1957 by Seymour Davis and Je-
BY RANDY ZUSMAN
at
Beth
Abraham
'Nanny
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rome Kopelman to develop a sense
Southfield's basketball t e a m,
The Tween Club of Beth Abra- 7-1833.
of fair competition and sportsman- which has now developed into a
ship among young people of the leading contender for the South- ham Synagogue will hold a Hoot
area. It is one of the largest in- eastern Michigan Association enanny at the synagogue Saturday.
Want The Best?
dependent. self-supporting baseball championship, was victorious in
All Tweens age 12-15 are invited
Ask the Folks Who've Had
leagues in the country today.
the annual Northwest Suburban to join us. For further information,
SAM BARNETT
call Frances Kline, UN 2-3383.
Holiday Tournament.
and His Orchestra
Southfield defeated Ypsilanti, 26-
73, setting the new school record
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for most points in one game: they
then defeated Farmington, 83-69,
and in the championship game they
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defeated Redford Union, 63-59.
The Michigan Higher Education
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Assistance Authority h a s an-
A BAR MITZVAH?
nounced semifinalists for the Mich-
igan Competitive Scholarships for
REMEMBER . . .
the 1965-'66 college year. Enacted
by the State Legislature, the law
provides that the Authority "shall
not less that three scholar-
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Employment Bureau • award
ships to Michigan high school grad-
For Fine
Announced for Teens uates according to each of the 148
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A free, co-operative employment legislative districts, and the bal-
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service in Northwest Detroit has ance of the scholarships shall be
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been formed under the sponsorship awarded at large."
Scholarship awards are
of the Brightmoor Community
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granted up to a maximum of $800
Center, a Torch Drive Agency, to
per year, or the equivalent of
serve youth and adults of the area.
You Are Cordially Invited to
tuition and fees at the college
The service, licensed by the state
the winner plans to attend.
superintendent of free employment
Enjoy Absolutely the Finest Music and Entertainment
Stipends are determined by a
bureaus, is designed to secure job
opportunities through the coopera- standard financial need analysis
tion of area businessmen, industry procedure.
In addition to the scholarship
and residents.
Applicants and employers may awards, all students who parti-
contact Mrs. Milton Paige, KE cipated in the qualifying exam
NOW Available for ALL your Affairs
1-0305, or come to the Brightmoor Nov. 21, are eligible to receive
Center, 14451 Burt. for information. loans from the state to assist them
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ever. must be used at a Michigan
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of Conversation Sunday
university or college. Awards are
The Junior Music Study Club renewable providing the student
will hear a talk on Beethoven,. the complies with certain standards.
Among the semifinalists from
Man and the Musician. 2 p.m. Sun-
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day at the home of Marcy Heller, Southfield are: Laura Barack,
Jules Gardin, Sidney Hantler, Alice
19222 Burlington.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Sadie Bagdade, Donna Kaufman, Joel
Braver, violinist. Mrs. Rebecca Stocker, Betty Rotberg, and Randy
Zusman.
Frohman will be at the piano.
Cast and crew have begun pre-
The club is open to all children
12-14 interested in music. For in- parations for the presentation of
FIRST MAJOR ADVANCEMENT SINCE 1938
formation. call Judy Offman, pres- "The Sound of Music" this spring.
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The play, which will be presented
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Southfield
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School
Newsline

Mishkan Israel Hebrew Schools
has organized a youth club under
the leadership of Rabbi Jacob
Kranz, executive director of the
synagogue. He will be assisted by
Mrs. Art Greenwald, director of
the Hebrew School and Mrs. Louis
Fein, principal.

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Emergency Editor to Speak

Michael Gordon Dworkin, who
was editor-in-chief of the Detroit
Daily Press during the city's news-
paper strike, will address students
at Yeshivath eSth Yehudah. 11
a.m. Sunday at the Northwest
branch of Yeshivah.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, January 15, 1965

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