▪ Kottler to Present Pianist in Debut MUMFORD "A. Burns, Mrs. Stern Fete Purim in Song Event Favored for State at A Farband combined pre-Purim and Month celebration will be Ping-Pong Titles! Music held by Arlazaroff Branch, Far- Music and Entertainment Sam bittruth and his Orchestra DI 1-1609 The fast-moving sport of table band, Wednesday evening, at tennis, which enjoy-S more par- the Hayim Greenberg Center. ticipants than any other game I Cantor Louis Klein, of Cong. I in America, has always attract--; Bnai Moshe, will render t he ed a large number of Jewish musical program, to include players. And Michigan is no ex- Yiddish, Hebrew and Israeli• cention to this rule. songs. Emma Schaver, soprano, Two of the top players in the will speak on the significance For fine color movies By SUSAN KOBEL :Michigan State table tennis of Jewish Music Month and will of your wedding With five blue ribbons and championships Saturday and evaluate the contributions of six achievement keys to his Sunday, at Oak Park High composers to the creation of Call credit, Roger Kukes tied for the School gymnasium, are Charles Jewish music. Yiddish litera- Burns and Phyllis Stern. grand prize in the Scholastic ture will be discussed by David Burns, a real estate man, at Sislin. Art Contests. Five other Mum- the age of 42, is the "grand fordites will submit their en- Admission is free to all who tries to national competion with old man" of Michigan table ten- full-tuition scholarships the nis. He has won the state cham- are interested. A social hour Linda Eisenberg, talented prizes. They are Karen Brenner, pionship nine times, and was will follow the program. young pianist, will be pre- Hope Friedland, Susan Netzorg, ranked number 2 and 3 in the sented in her debut recital Suzanne Schecter and Stephanie ' country at various times. by Mischa Kottler at 8:30 FOR ALL YOUR FLORAL NEEDS . . Koorhan. Mumford artists col- At his office, he maintains a pv., Saturday, in the lecture lected over a third of the prizes special room for table tennis, from corsage to special occasion! hill of the Detroit Institute with a top tournament table, • in the local contest. Originality • Fine Workmanship of Arts. Miss Eisenberg is Food from all over the world special lighting, bleachers for WEDDINGS - SHOWERS, ETC. the first artist ever to be pre- Was served at the International 25 people. and shovers. He sented formally by Kottler, Dinner sponsored by the Mum- takes on all corners, and claims the eminent Detroit musician. ! , ford American Field Service he would rather play a game Linda has previously ap- Club, last week. The group will than close a business deal. 18305 Wyoming DI 1-9700 peared with the Detroit Sym- sponsor an AFS Day on March He is the favorite to top the phony Orchestra, and is a 25, at the school. Exchange field of 200 players this week-1 Concerto Award winner at students from the city will end, and win his 10th Michigan the National Music Camp at speak at an assembly and will title. ********************************************4 Interlochen. For her debut, Phyllis Stern. who lives in be guests at a luncheon that Photography by she will be heard playing afternoon and a party in the Oak Park, is a home town fav- compositions by Bach, Bee- evening. They will stay with orite to win the title she has Specializing in thoven. Tcherepnin, Bartok members of the club for their taken four times previously. A t Weddings mother and housewife. Phyllis t Quality 2. Service and Debussy. visit to Mumford. Newly-elected members of the also is a teacher, as is her hus- Radio Broadcasters Guild are band, and is doing graduate Children's Fa.h;ons Bar Mitzvahs Ben Craine, Richard Klegon, work at Wayne State Univer- Shown at Beth El Natural Color Sue Weiner, Jim Grossman, sity. Phyllis has a houseful of * The Young Married Group of Sandra Leichtman, Linda Shaye, trophies. but would like to add Specialist Commercial Temple Beth El announces its Sheila Fishman, Marvin Brooks this one more before a home first annual children's fashion and Debbie Wolok. town audience. UN 4-6040 UN 3-8532 show and dessert luncheon at 1 The tournament offers events "Moonglow," tonight at the Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild p.m., March 16, in the temple's Henrose Hotel, Mumford's first for both champions and novices, is Franklin Memorial Hall, 8801 semi-formal dance in over a with final matches set for 7 ********************************************4 Woodward. year. Music will be provided by p.m. Sunday. For additional in- LQ_g_g sts Q_O Q_Q Q_Q_Q 0 0 0 0_94444 Models will be the children Panchito and his band. formation about entries or tick- of members of the Young Mar- As rehearsals for "Harvey - ets, call the Oak Park Recre- ried Group who will be wear- . continue, committees to work ation Department, LI 5-6400. ing fashions by a local chil- !behind the scenes have been LET US CREATE A dren's clothing shop. Proceeds selected. Chairmen are Phyllis from the show will go toward Lui, publicity; Paula Brose, Turover Aid to Hold Nitta —4,10..ut -TO.ALCAC the Children's Hospital of De- props; Gayle Pearl, costumes: Mo'os Hitim Dinner forVOLJ! troit. The annual Mo'os Hitim din- Judi Abramson and Lauraine For reservations. call Mrs. LaBan, make-up; and Priscilla ner of the Tufover Aid Society Marshall Loewenstein. LI 7-2558 Beresh. tickets. Prompters for wil: be held at 6 p.m., Sunday, MR. RUSSELL or Mrs. Byron Canvasser, LI. the April 7 and 8 performances at the society's temple, 12129 15 Years in Northwest Salons 3-4079_ are Judee Cohen and Diane Dexter. Proceeds will provide Pass- Stern. MR. ARTURO Mogilever Society Plans over packages for needy fam- 6 Years in European Salons 29th Jubilee Banquet• Gen. Marshall Speaker ilies. For tickets or reserva- tions, call Mrs. Charles Gross, Mogilever Progressive Aid WE 3-5962. MARILYN Society will celebrate its 29th Before Luncheon Club At Turover's re-Cent 50th an- For Coloring Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall year with a jubilee banquet at niversary, Jacob Bobrin, one of 4:30 p.m.. Sunday, in the Work- will discuss "The Military Sit- the oldest members and a past men's Circle Center, 18340 W. uation in the Middle East" be- president of thc group, was pre- MON. & TUES. — BLEACH fore the Jewish Community 7 Mile. sented with a plaque of himself, A highlight of the evening Center's Jewish Affairs Lunch- to be hung permanently in the HIGH FASHION TONERS ... will be the installation of the eon Club, at 12 noon, Wednes- building. following officers: Abraham day, in the main building, 18100 (LES & NORA ARE STILL HERE) Ginsberg, president; Charles ; Meyers. Gen. Marshall. military au- N. Y. Legislate r.e---Gets Bill Rubin, vice-president; S. Wohl Jean for Manicuring thority for the Detroit News Banning Hate -Literature and M. Arotzky, secretaries; and author of "Sinai Victory" ALBANY, (JTA)—The Rock- _ and Mr. and Mrs. George Lell- efeller Administration sent to chook, hospitalers. Trustees will and "Pork Chop Hill," has twice the State- Legislature bills to I visited Israel. He is an authority be appointed that evening. ban racial and religious dis- Friends are invited to attend. on that troubled area. LI 3-1134 15411 W. 9 MILE RD. For reservations, phone the crimination in privfite housing Center's adult education depart- and to make the publication or 1 /2 BI. East of Greenfield • Ample Parking DINE and DANCE distribution of hate literature ! ment, DI 1-4200. IN THE SMART a crime. a aaociacio- oz 615 0 0 I WHAT EVERY BRIDE SHOULD KNOW . . SID SIEGEL TO 8-2705 MIDWAY FLORIST JACK GORBACK * * * * * and$0 RUSSELL HAIRDRESSERS GOLD CUP ROOM SOCIAL EVENTS . . Dolph Schayes' Record TO SERVE YOU BETTER By HAROLD V. RIBALOW (Copyright, 1960, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) ■ • Weddings • Showers • Receptions • Bar Mitzvahs ore always traditional and memorable when held at the whittler ... Call Catering Office the whittler hotel Burns Drive at the River Free Parking Lot VA 2-9000 Dolph Schayes, of the Syra- cuse Nationals, who has had a very good season, played in his 581st consecutive basketball game, leading his club to victory over the New York Knicker- bockers. He thereby passed Vern Mikkelsen, who used to play with the Minneapolis Lak- ers, in the "iron man" rank- ings, and is 'second to Harry. Gallatin, who starred with the Knicks and rearmed 682 games in a row. Hafry never broke the records that Dolph has- Schayes is still adding to his total point record with each game he plays—but Dolph still has a long way to go to become the champion in consecutive games. No matter what you have done, there's always a new landmark to reach, a new height to climb. 911.12.w, Neutel6.ack CD. 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