26—Friday, November 3, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS AJCongress' S. S. Wise Laureates Leonard Bernstein, musical director of the New York Philhar- monic, Gideon Rafael, Israel's ambassador to the UN; and Harry Waxman, New York Jewish communal leader (from left), have been named the 1967 laureates of the Stephen S. Wise Award of the American Jewish Congress. They will receive bronze medallions at a dinner in New York Sunday. A.,117 nouncements Pantheon Tales Full of Delight For Very Young ' Oct. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Selik (Barbara Edelheit), 14590 Balfour. Oak Park, a daughter, Sta•i Ann. * a * Oct. 23 — To Dr. and Mrs. George R. Kerwin (Helen Mendel- son). 22149 Chatsford. Southfield, a son, Glenn Allen. • a Oct. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald F. Pearlman (Beryl Kramer), 21620 Gardner. Oak Park, a daugh- ter, Nita Lynn. News Scoops From Southfield By AVI KRIECHMAN During the past few weeks, a continuous surge of student activ- ities adds to the tidal wave of school spirit. Among the activities are sophomore elections, interest in the dramatic arts and student- sponsored activities. The 10th graders, having justly decided to be- come a more in- tegral and com- plete part of the school's rapidly expanding tradi- tion, are having election of offi- cers and board members this week. Candidates for president are: Rick Anderson, Avi Mark Gaudio, Mark Lopatin. Darrell Jacob, Bob Smith, Rick Hamill and Avi Kriechman. Other officers to be elected are vice- president, secretary, treasurer, and three board members. The newly- elected officers will plan all soph activities, and will help in the es- tablishment of a permanent sopho- more lounge. The boom in dramatics is due mostly to two organizations, the Drama Club and the Repertory Theater. The club's already elected officers are Dan Podolsky. presi- dent; Lynn Berman, secretary. and Marlene Tucker, treasurer. Activ- ities planned by the club consist of presenting a children's play at an orphanage or hospital, selling candy bars and potato chips during the lunch hours and going to see the production of "Manic" at the Fisher. Real skill is required to produce a children's book. It must be en- tertaining. instructive, colorful— all to hold a child's attention. This is the case with the "ABC for children," rhymes collected by Jessie G. Townsend into a volume entitled "Annie, Bridget and Charlie," published by Pantheon Books, a division of Random House.: The Repertory Theater is cur- With the charming illustrations rently planning a "Retaliation by Jan Pienkowski, this volume is unique in that for each letter there! Day" in which, among other things, students will be able to is a rhyme that tells a story. For throw pies at their teachers, buy instance, under P we read: • * "slaves" for the day and enjoy P is for poor little Paul. Oct. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. How- Who doesn't like lessons at all.: a free-for-all water balloon fight ard M. Ellis (Elisheva Gorrelick), outside the building. Now in pro- Rather than speak • former Detroiters of Alexandria, ductive stages, the theater is Both Hebrew and Greek Va.. a son. Avery Mark. planning for the completion of He'd like to learn how to grow • * * three plays by mid-January. tall. Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- These are "Aria da Capo" by Every verse, each illustration, ence Crantz (Marilyn Frieden- Edna St. Vincent Millay, "Still berg ). 17137 Sherfield, Southfield, has action and dramatizes the Alarm" by George S. Kaufman, words of the alphabet in rhyme. a son David Jerome. and "The Glass Menagerie" by It's a marvelous book for the earli- * * * Tennessee Williams. Future plan- est reader. ning leads to an original, stu- Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. George Another Pantheon book for very dent-written revue, and an all- Fox (Joan Hill), 21100 W. Seven young readers. full of spirit awl out effort on a major three-act Mile. a son, Daniel Steven. action, is the well-told and nicely play. a a * illustrated "The Elephant Who The Charger's sophomore team Oct. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Liked to Smash Small Cars" by is shaping up to be a really spec- ley A. Gorman (Sharon L. Horo- Jean Merrill and Ronni Solbert. tacular group, with only one loss witz). 12918 W. Ten Mile, Hunting- There is a challenge here — to in their otherwise winning record. ton Woods, a daughter, Shari -Jo- the elephant who smashes small Friday, October 20 marked the anne. cars who suddenly is endangered "death" of Blackmail, the student * * by big cars. Cars and elephant newsletter, and also was the occa- Oct. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jer- reach accord — and the narrative, sion for the arrival of the more ome Weisman (Judith Bressler), the dialogue, the plot all com- comprehensive Daily Planet, a stu- 23321 Kipling, Oak Park, a son, bine to make a good story for the ' dent newspaper produced by the Neal Howard. youngsters. journalism class. * * * Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael G. Docks (Rosalind A. Bern- stock). 15131 Leslie, Oak Park. a BY HENRY LEONARD - daughter. Sherrie Lynn. • a Oct. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kale( (Barbara Steinberg), former Detroiters of Winnipeg. a son, Jer- emy Noah. DAMN REV. GOLDMAN L. Off to Cleveland Delegates from 10 Detroit area synagogues will attend a Detroit- Cleveland "kinnus" (convention) this weekend in Cleveland. Bnai Moshe youth director Sey- mour Kaplan will accompany the delegates, including Robby Roth, Jackie Dunitz, Linda Beitner, Marc Sussman, Marilyn Zaks, David Reif- ler, Ralph Cohen. Lynne Reed, David Reed. Steve Auster, Janet Greenhut, Milton Wohl, Sheree Berger. Nancy Adelsberg. Debbie Kelman. Nancy Ellman and Gary Krasman. * * a Larry Cohen was elected presi- dent of the Junior Congregation of Bnai Moshe. and will be assisted by Morris Mickelson, vice presi- dent; Debbie Ack, secretary; and Ira Mickelson, religious chairman. Youth N ews Road Rally to Test Young Drivers' Ability Mosaic Chapter, Order of De- Molay will hold a road rally Sunday at the Lawrence Institute of Tech- nology parking lot. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Re- freshments will follow the rally. The purpose of the rally is to test the drivers' ability and skill. Center Gameroom to Start The Jewish Center Junior Game- room will hold its first full week of Parents Back to School fun and games starting Sunday, 1-5 p.m., with arts and crafts, bumper for Hillel Open House pool, chess, ping-pong and games. American Education Week will I be celebrated at Hillel Day School 18:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hines open j house sponsored by the PTO in the Oak Park Jewish Community I Center. The occasion enables parents of , Hillel students to become better ! acquainted with the school and its educational program. During the evening, teachers will discuss the ct.vcrictilum, texts and methods of teaching. Parents will follow the schedule of heir children. visiting the morn- ing acher for the first half hour and th fternoon teacher for the second half hour. Dr. Ben-Dor to Speak Before WSU Zionists The Student Zionist Organization I of Wayne State University is sport- ' coring a lecture ''Ethnic Problems in Israel" by Dr. Shmuel Ben-Dor 4 p.m. Monday in the Mart Room ! of Wayne State University. Dr. Ben-Dor is an assistant pro- , fessor of anthropology at Wayne. The public is welcome at no charge. For information, ccntact Anna Betrnan. 341-8126. The DETROIT SKI CLUB will hold its "Snowflake Shuffle" dance 9 p.m. Nov. 10 at Dairy Workers Hall. Hours Monday to Friday are 4- 5:30 p.m. For a shuttlebus schedule or gameroom information, call Ralph Sirotkin, DI 1-4200. VERNOR PTA will present an open house 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Parents will have an opportunity to meet the teachers and become familiar with individual class pro- grams. President Marvin Olender announced the formation of the Vernor Elementary Curriculum Study Committee, with George Stewart as chairman. The group will consist of members in con- junction with the administrative and teaching staff of the school, working with the Detroit Board of Education. FOR THE BEST IN MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT SAM EMMER And His Orchestra DI 1-1609 SAVE 25% ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED . STERLING SILVER NORTHWOOD JEWELRY 2602 N. 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