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will relive the old days during a two-
day get-together of the Central High
School class of 1950 ... Sunday and
Monday, Sept. 9 and 10.
The 50th anniversary reunion for
the graduates will be for those whose
class of about 750 walked down the
commencement aisle at Detroit's
Mackenzie High School, because of its
larger auditorium, back in June of
1950.
Among the notable alumni expect-
ed to attend are New York Magazine
food writer Gael Greene; New York
fashion designer Kenneth Lane;
Detroit Weight Watchers chief Florine
Mark; retired Ford Motor Company
Vice President Mervin Manning, and
others.
The reunion will be Saturday, Sept.
9, at the DoubleTree Hotel in Novi, I-
96 at Novi Road, across from Twelve
Oaks Mall ... beginning with cock-
tails at 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 8
and dancing ... Cost is $50 per per-.
son, plus a cash bar.
The class will hold a brunch at 11
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 10, at the hotel ...
$16 per person.
Attendees are being urged to make
reservations and send a check to
Central High School 50th anniversary
Reunion Committee, 21000
Smallwood Drive, Beverly Hills, MI
48025.
For more info, call Marlene
Goldberg, (248) 352-3469; Rhoda
Kutzen, (248) 642-3135; or Sydney
Stern, (248) 626-3062.
Chairman is Dr. Martin Trots ky ...
heading a committee of 25 that has
been working on the Central High
50th anniversary reunion for almost
two years.
REUNION DEPT ... Every per-
son who ever graduated from Pasteur
Elementary School, is invited to a
shindig, Sunday, June 17, 2-5 p.m. ...
at the school on Stoepel in northwest
Detroit.
Proceeds will be for the Pasteur
Elementary School Alumni
Foundation, which started three years
ago after a Mumford High School 30-
year reunion ... For more info, call
Marcy Feldman, (248) 399-6446.
TOM JONES has been resched-
uled to appear next year instead of
his original Sept. 30 and Oct. 1
dates at Andiamo Italia Celebrity
Showroom.
Reason he can't show up is because
of the huge response to his number
one hit album, Reload, topping the
European charts since May ... and pre-
ferring to stay abroad through at least
the end of the year ... Jones says he

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