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Circle 'Activities
Highlight 'Snow White'

Senior members of the Work-
men's Circle Youth Drama Club
will be seen in a presentation
of "Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs' and a series of self-
written monologues at 9 p.m.,
today, in the Circle Center,
11529 Linwood.
Mrs. Dorothy Roer directs the
group, which functions under
the Circle's E-S Council, of
which Eugene Brownstein is
chairman. Dave Plaskov is
chairman of the youth com-
mittee.
A repeat performance will be
given of "Snow White" at • ,2
p.m., Sunday. Members of the
junior group will offer a fan-
tasy, "The Mysterious Stran-
ger."
WC Branch 156 will honor
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaplan,
long-time members, on their
50th wedding anniversary, with
a program at 9 p.m:, today, in
the Center''S Room 1.
Group games- will mark the
social gathering of Branch 460
on Saturday evening, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Plaskov, 19496 Faust.

Detroiters Report on
White House Sessions

The last meeting of the Com-
munity Relations Committee of
the. Jewish Conimunity Coun-
cil of Metropolitan Detroit
heard . an eye-witness report
and - evaluation of the, recent
White House Conference on
Education. T h e presentation
was made by Leonard Kasle,
a member of the Detroit Board
of Education, and by Samuel
'Rabinowitz, executive director
of the Michigan Youth Com-
mission, who attended the con-
clave as part of the Michigan
delegation. -

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One of the greatest opera
singers of all times, Tiny, dyna-
mic LILY PONS, will appear
at Masonic Auditorium Monday,
Jan. 23.
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JASCHE HEIFETZ, violinist,
will be the featured soloist with
the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, Jan. 19, 8:30 p.m., in
the Masonic Auditorium. Paul
Paray will conduct.
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Detroit Town Hallers will
take a dance tour- of Spain 'and
other colorful lands of Europe
and Asia when they see GOYA
and MATTE() in "Dance Trav-
elogues," next Wednesday, 11
a.m., in the Fisher -Theater.
These young artists, acclaimed
after dancing to a capacity
audience in New York's Ziegl
feld Theater, will be costumed
period dress of the countries
they portray,
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Paintings from the collec-
tions of Mr. and Mrs. LAW-
RENCE A. FLEISCHMAN and
Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM J. POP-
LACK have been loaned to the
Kalamazoo Art' Center for an
exhibition which opened Jan. 9
and will cont i n u e for four
weeks. Fleischman will lecture
at the Center on "Adventures in
Collecting" on Thursday. The
Fleischmans loaned paintings
for an all-Michigan s,e c t ion
while the Poplacks have loaned
paintings by American artists.
New York's Whitney Museum
of American Art is also'exhibit-
ing paintings from both collec-
tions, and the Fleischmans have
works being shown by the U. S.
Information Service in Europe,
the American Academy of Art
in Philadelphia and by the De-
troit Art Institute, in the Regi-
nald Marsh Retrospective Exhi-
bition.

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Mrs. Harriet- Berg, assistant
dance director of the Wayne
University Dance Workshop,
has choreographed and will
dance several numbers in the
CHILDREN'S D A N CE CON-
CERT at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, in
the Mumford High School audi-
torium. Designed for children
of all ages, the concert is spon-
sored by the Wayne University
Dance Alumni Association and
will be performed by members
of the Wayne Workshop, All-
City Dance Group and dance
students from Denby and
Cooley High Schools. The pro-

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gram will include dance inter-
pretations of fables, folk tunes
and poetry. Mrs. Ruth Good-
man, co-chairman of the dance
committee, states that funds
raised will provide a year's
scholarship to 'a dance student
for further study at Wayne Uni-
versity.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Bodzin, in Oak Park.
Due to the wedding of Miss
`Ruth Bodzin to Irving Pacht-
man, of New York, no Decem-
ber meeting was held. Plans
are . being made for a theater
party.
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MONTEFIORE LODGE, Free
SonS of Israel, will hold its
annual installation dinner Sun-
day evening, at Calvert Cater-
ing. Officers to be installed are
Leon S. Shembeck, president;
Harold Harris, vice-president;
Mrs.. Louis Rubin and Mrs.
Fred Gross, secretaries; Mrs.
Abe -Weber, treasurer; Milton
Gottesman, c h a p l a i n; and
Samuel Shewitz, tiler. Edmund
E. Saperston, district deputy
of the Grand Lodge, will be
installing officer.
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Mrs. DAVID A. GOLDMAN,
of 20115 Briarcliff, is a co-chair-
man of a tour planned by Wo-
men of Wayne University Alum-
ni for 1 and 7 p.m., Thursday.
Beginning at Alumni House,
5165 Second, the tour will in-
clude visits to the Kresge
Science Library, General Lib-
rary, State Hall, Student Cen-
ter, the computation laboratory,
new television studios and "Old
Main." Open to the public, there
is no charge.
* * *
MacCULLOCH CHAPTER,
Better Schools Association, will
hear a discussion on "Should
Corporal Punishment Be Used
in the. Schools?" at 8:15 p.m.
Monday, in the school auditor-
ium. Discussants will include
Thomas Burke, Detroit Board
of Education bureau of attend-
ance; and David Wineman,
Wayne- University school of so-
cial work: A question and an-
swer period and social hour will
follow.
* * *
KESHENEVER . AID SO-
CIETY will install new officers
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in its
meeting hall, Linwood at Davi-
son. Friends are invited. A so-
cial hour is planned.
* * *
WILLIAM and IDA
SCHULTZ FAMILY CLUB has
postponed its meeting until
Wednesday evening, at the home
of Mrs. Morris Rose, 24121 Man-
istee, Oak Park.

Beth Aaron Juniors Lead
Late Sabbath Service

Late sabbath services at 8:30
p.m., today, will be- held at Beth
Aaron Synagogue, under the
sponsorship and with complete
participation of the Beth Aaron
Juniors, teen-age 'youth organi-
zation.
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick
a n d Cantor Judah Goldring
have' prepared the boys and
girls who will direct the serv-
ice. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gold-
feder will be hosts at a social
hour to follow, which will be
supervised by the Sisterhood
committee of Mesdames M.
Ravet, P. Jacobs and F. Finke.

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Installation Next Thursday
The Hannah Schloss Old
Timers will hold installation of
officers next Thursday evening,
7 p.m., at the Davison Jewish
Center. Judge
Henry M. But-
zel will be
guest speaker.
Nathaniel
Goldstick will
be installing
officer.
Officers to be
installed in
elude Samuel ,'
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Newman, vice-
Raskin
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Station: WWJ.

Feature: "The Harp of King
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Avner Carmi, will tell how Car-
mi accidentally rescued a unique
piano he had been searching
for throughout his lifetime, and
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who heard it a symbol of peace
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Bertha
Weisman acknowledges wit h
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives ,and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

Bnai Brith Chapters
Honored by Hospitals

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Pontiac State Hospital, volun-
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on request
serviced the hospital and family
care homes in the past year
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Certificates were presented
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Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Chap-
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