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`Host' in Denmark Gets Key to City Center, Branches Altus-Pollack Rites
Planned for July 2
to Fete Purim
at March Events
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Center Children's Series
Set 'Aladdin's Lamp'
"Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp," a dramatization of the
famous "Arabian Nights" tale,
will be the sixth Junior Omni-
bus program of the Jewish
Community Center, 18100 Mey-
ers Road, at 2:30 and 4 p.m.,
March 13, in the Aaron DeRoy
Theater.
The program is presented by
the Wayne State University
,Children's Theater. Tickets are
;available at the Center's lobby
'desk.
The production includes col-
, orful costumes and scenery,
music and dance, and a number
of magic effects. Director and
designer is Russ Smith, Chil-
dren's Theater director for the
past four years.
Purim activities for young
and old headline the coming
events at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, 18100 Meyers, its
cas
10 Mile branch at 15110 W. 10
7,
Mile, OalLpark, and the Davison
Branch, 4059 W. Davison.
Five older adult celebrations
are scheduled. A party, featur-
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in a hamantashen baking con-
test, will be held at 1 p.m.,
March 16. Another gathering is
Mayor LOUIS C. MIRIANI presents the key to the city of scheduled for 8 p.m., Thursday.
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Detroit to KEL1 K. DONDE, owner of the Nightingale, one of
Three older adult programs
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the finest night clubs in Copenhagen, Denmark, and official
will be held at the Davison
host to Detroiters visiting in his native city. With them are J. Branch. A Purim ball, with or-
cz STEWART LINDEN, accountant, and ALFRED L. DEUTSCH, chestra and traditional food will
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personal friends of Donde, who are reciprocating his
A Purim play will be presented
MISS MARILYN ALTUS .
A 'hospitality.
March 15. A luncheon will be
Want The Best?
- The engagement of Marilyn
Ask the Folks Who've Had
held at 1 p.m., March 14.
Main building programs in- Joy Altus and Gerald Lee Pol-
elude a Purim party for men-; lack is announced by her par-
and His Orchestra
tally retarded young adults,1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Altus,
with games, songs, skits and of Marlow Ave., Oak Park.
refreshments on March 16; cele-
Mr. Pollack, the son of Mr.!
A highlight of the current March 18, at 8:30 p.m. Addi- brations by the Center Nursery and Mrs. Elvin Pollack, of
theatrical season will occur in tional performances are March and playgroup for pre-school
Northfield Blvd., Oak Park, is I
Detroit March 15, when the ;19, 24, 25 and 26, all at 8:30.
ers; junior club programs, in a former student at Olivet Col-
Dinner at
world famous "PICCOLO TEA-
eluding
a
costume
parade
and
Tickets are on sale at the
lege. He now attends the De- 1
is a real treat!
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TRO DI _MILANO" opens a six University Ticket Office, Cass candy hunt; a trip to Camp troit Institute of Technology.
day engagement at the Shubert and Putnam, Grinnell's, Allied Tamarack for tween clubs; a
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The couple has planned a
Theater under the auspices Travel Service in Windsor and Purim pool party for tweens
SKYLIGHT
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of impresario Jerry Hoffman.
on March 12; and program by July 2 wedding.
ROOM Cocktai,
Lounge and Bar
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB I the Jewish Parents Institute, at
This celebrated aggregation of
25 artists, which performs in will meet this _Sunday evening, 111 a.m., March 13, including Classified ads bring fast results!
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-the rare Commedia Dell'Arte in the home of Mr. and Mrs. carnival booths, a puppet show,
THEATRE
%kw c Snacks
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style so popular in Europe George Fried, of 13781 Ken- a grand march, songfest, cos-
MUSIC BY
Delight
from about the 15th century wood, Oak Park.
tumes and holiday refreshments.
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A ballroom dance night, fea-
until the time of the French
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IRWIN SHAW, director of turing Mel Ross and his band
A Pleasure
174r,
revolution, will present Carlo
the
Jewish
Community
Center
began on Thursday and will
Goldoni's classic, "THE SER-
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VANT OF TWO MASTERS," of Detroit, will participate in continue on alternate Thurs-
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SEVEN MILE at WYOMING
starring Marcello Moretti in the major workshop sessions at the days. For Center members only,
1960 biennial convention of the there is no admission charge.
role of Harlequin.
National Jewish Welfare Board, Host is Walter Zukin, ballroom
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to be. held March 30 to April dance instructor.
Representing the
Emmanuel Muravchik, direc-
Older adults have a full pro-
tor of • the anti-discrimination 3, at the Chase-Park Plaza Ho-
FINEST IN
tel,
in
St.
Louis,
Mo.
He
will
gram
of
March
activities
sched-
department of the Jewish Labor
Committee, will discuss "Prob- he a discussant at the work- uled, both at the main building
ENTERTAINMENT
lems of the Negro and Jewish shop on "Significant Trends in and at Davison Branch.
New Buildings."
and ... SHOWS
Lounge programs, held at 1
Minorities i I
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p.m., Mondays, in the main
the Unite
FRED SIMON, a former - De- building, will include a Jewish
States and th(
troiter-now of Philadelphia, , Pa
Pa., Music Month concert Wednes-
Also Featuring:
R o le .of th ,
has been named to the staff of day, a Purim party March 16,
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THE BEST IN
Trade Unioz
A. A. Pariser, president of An- a membership meeting March
MUSIC ... for
Movement" a
scott Chemical Industries. He 23, and a book review by Rabbi
a public meet
ALL OCCASIONS
will manage the firm's business' Jacob Segal, of Adas Shalom
Between Pembroke and Chippewa
ing sponsorr,
in the Middle Atlantic area, in- Synagogue March 30.
by the Trade-
eluding New Jersey, Pennsyl-
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will
Union Leadei
vania, Delaware and Washing- conduct older adult choral re-
ship Counci
ton, D.C. Anscott's main plant hearsals at 1 p.m., Wednesdays.
at 4:30 p.m
is in Clifton, N.J.
All older adults interested in
Saturday, 1.
joining the chorus are invited.
Wayne St a t
New
Self-Governing
The Center Folklore Club, a ,
University'
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Home for 220 Aged
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intellectual
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W. Ferry at
Muravchik
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Second. Muravchik, a_ resident All of the 220 apartments in grams will be devoted to an
"The
Best
Need
Cost
No
More"
analysis of humorous short
of New York, directs an exten- 1
the York House for the Jewish stories by Sholem Aleichem.
sive program of civil rightS Aged, the only project of its
The program also includes folk N
work in cooperation with the
I kind in the United States, have singing, lectures and movies.
labor movement through a ,net- I been occupied.
March activities at the Davi-
work of field offices in the
Harry A. Robinson, president son branch include a Purim
Major industrial centers of the of
the unique non-profit proj- party by the Dexter Mothers'
U.S. and Canada.
ect, also reported that applica- Club at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,
FARM and OLD CIDER MILL
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Itions from persons over 60 and four subsequent Tuesday
GLENN
29501 Northwestern Highway
GOULD, ' brilliant , were being filed in an expand- programs of the Center Culture
Bet. 12 and 13 Mile Rood,
young pianist from Toronto, ; ing waiting list. The first ten- Club at 1 p.m., readings from
will appear at 8:20 p.m., March ants moved in Jan. 4. -
Jewish humor this Tuesday, a
Fine
Chicken
& Turkey Luncheons and Dinners
11, at Masonic Temple. He
The tenants are forming a lecture on current events by
Served Daily 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Mondays
graduated in 1944, at the age residents' council to govern Joseph Bernstein, Detroit editor
of 12, from the Royal Conserva- themselves. Committees for a of the Jewish Daily Forward, on
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tory of Toronto, the youngest newspaper, little theater group March 15; an afternoon with
SQUARE DANCING, with our famous callers -, or
musician ever to do so. Three and social activities also are Sholem Aleichem on March 22,
HAY RIDES arranged for if desired.
years later, Gould made his being organized.
and an afternoon of Jewish
formal debut with the Toronto
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literature on March 29.
Symphony Orchestra, and since Study Reveals Integration
Showers, Sweet 16 Parties, Bowling Groups, etc.
has appeared as soloist with of '48 Displaced Persons
Worship inspired by fear is
all major orchestras.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The worship, but it does not rise
With facilities for:
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overwhelming majority of the to the highest part of the su-
Shuffleboard, Ping Pong and Player Piano
Dr. Margaret Sterne. associ- 813 refugees, including a sub- pernal sphere. That is reserved
ate professor of histor, at stantial number of Jews, who for worship inspired by love.
Call Thomas McInerney at EL 6 9222.
Wayne -State University. will came to the United States 11 —Zohar.
moderate a discussion of the years ago from Europe as the
HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA- first admitted under the Dis-
We are pleased to announce that
TIONAL CLUB on "2.000,000 placed Persons Act of 1948, have
Homeless People and World become fully integrated Ameri-
Refugee Year" at 7:30 p.m., cans, according to a new study,
Monday, at the Parkman Branch the results of which were made
Library, 176? Oakman. Phil public by The New York Times
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Sutin, of Mumford High School, in cooperation with various ref-
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will be among the panelists.
ugee agencies, including the
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Wayne State University The-
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ater's production_ of "A Trip
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