THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, April 22, 196 0- 18
8-Y-ear-Old Girl
to Solo at State
Music Parley
Cynthia Raim, an eight-year-
old piano pupil of Mischa Kott-
ler, will be a major soloist dur-
ing the annual convention of
the Michigan Federation of
Women's Clubs this week.
Cynthia will appear in a re-
cital during the convention's
Junior Day, on Saturday, under
the auspices of the Music Study
Club of Detroit, one of the par-
ticipating groups in the con-
ference. The parley be g a n
Thursday, at the Hotel Hayes,
in Jackson, a n d concludes
Saturday-.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Raim, of 19937 Asbury
Park, Cynthia will present a
two-part invention by Bach, a
Beethoven rondo and three
pieces by Kabelevski.
The youngest member of the
Music Study Club's Junior
Group, the talented eight-year-
old will be the youngest partici-
pant in the convention recital.
Cynthia began playing the
piano by ear when she was
only 21/2-years-old and started
her formal studies at 51/2. Her
talent was so obivious that she
was given a scholarship by the
Music Study Group.
An eager pupil, she automati-
cally memorizes her lessons,
has perfect pitch and has com-
posed. music since she was six-
years-old. One of her tunes has
been played on television, and
Cynthia herself has been on
TV on several occasions.
To Wed in June
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April 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice J. Rosen (Anita Ba-
ker), of 10121 Troy, Oak Park,
a son, Michael Jay.
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April 11—To Dr. and Mrs.
Paul L. Ruza (Harriett
Shiener), of 10703 Santa Maria,
a son, Theodore Jay.
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April 9—To Dr. and Mrs.
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Women's Clubs
Center. to Start Series
on Family Water Safety
"Water Safety for the Fam-
(More Clubs Page 15)
Suzanne Bloch, the talented ily," a series of programs
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR daughter of the late composer aimed at making every member
CHOLEM - will meet at 12:30 Ernest Bloch, will be heard in of the family "drown proof,"
p.m., Monday, in the home of a recital at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, will be sponsored by the Jew-
Mrs. Sam Moscow, 19939 Lesure. in the lecture hall of the Detroit ish Center, 18100 Meyers, May
Plans for the May 1 annual Institute of Arts.
1, 8, 15 and 22.
Am:v,:;:4.-4 A lutenist
dinner-dance, to be held at Glen
Bill Herrick, assistant direc-
l and singer to tor of the Red Cross Water
Oaks Country Club, will be
the lute, Miss Safety and First Aid Services
finalized.
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Bloch has of Detroit, will introduce the
been Amer- program at the first session.
The annual donor luncheon of
ica's principal Four instructional water films
SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI,
concert p e r - will be shown, and there will
featuring Mit. S. L. A. Marshall
former on the be a number of pool-side dem-
as guest . speaker, and Cantor
instrument. onstrations.
Hyman J. Adler accompanied by
Mrs. Bella Goldberg as guest
She also is a
artist, will be held at 12 noon,
brilliant play-
For the Finest in Music
Wednesday, at Holiday Manor.
er of another
For last-minute reservations,
Miss Bloch
early key-
call Mrs. Gerald Levitt, UN board instrument, the virginals.
MISS DOLORES SUROWITZ
3-9967.
Miss Bloch recently returned
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and His Orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. George Suro-
from a performance of the op-
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nounced the engagement of its annual mother and chil- month in Milan, Italy, for which
their daughter, Dolores Jeanne, dren's social on May 9, in its her late father composed the
to Stephen Rothman, son of Mr. temple. For reservations, call music. She also appeared with
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the New York Philharmonic
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of Toledo, 0. A June wedding
recently as commentator when
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF the orchestra played a concert
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Prof: Barzilay to Assume
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day, in the home of Mrs. Judy
Columbia U. Post on July 1 Weitz, 20277 Huntington, when `Potemkin' to Be Shown at
Announcement was made this Mrs. Joyce Gold will conduct a Center Cinema Forum Sunday
For Your Favorite Music
One of the ten greatest films
week that Dr. Isaac E. Barzilay workshop on "Getting Your
Own Centerpieces." A social of all time, "Potemkin," will
CALL
will assume his post as Asso- ! hour will follow.
be the next attraction at the
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ciate Professor of Hebrew Lan-
Jewish Center Cinema Forum,
And His Popular
guage and Literature in the De-
NORTHWEST CHAPTER, at 8 p.m., Sunday, in the Aaron
Orchestra or Combo
partment of Near and Middle American Jewish Congress, will DeRoy Theater, 18100 Meyers.
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East Languages, at Columbia hold a dessert luncheon meet- A discussion of "The Film as
University, on July 1.
ing at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, an Art" will be led by Walt
Prof. Barzilay at present is in the home of Mrs. Melvin Coste, director at Jam Handy,
Vacation-Temporary-Wake-up
AssiStant Professor for Jewish Nord. Harold Norris, local at- and creator and director of the
Studies in the Department of torney, will speak on "Recent first University of Michigan
Near Eastern Languages at Developments in Civil Rights television show.
and Civil Liberties."
Wayne State University.
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Dan Frohman Chorus
A third seder is planned by
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Sunday, in the Hayim Green-
Harold Lefton (Barbara Daitch) berg Center. Following dinner
of Huntington Woods, a daugh- there will be community sing-
ter, Susan Beth.
ing led by Cantor Henry J.
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Blank, accompanied by his wife.
April 9—To Mr. and Mrs. For information, call DI 1-3446.
FOR ANY OCCASION
Robert Goren (Judith Ann The group is currently solicit-
Wise), of 23100 Webster, Oak ing discarded clothing, furni-
ture and dishes for a rummage
Park, a son, Steven Eliot.
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William A: Sklar (Vera Oper-
HANITA CHAPTER, of Pio-
man), of 18425 Prairie, a daugh-
neer Women, will be addressed
ter, Elayne Leslie.
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by Rabbi M. Robert Syme, Tues-
April 8—To Mr. and Mrs. , day, 9 p.m., at the home of Mrs.
Edward H. Friedman - (Jean I Alex Schreier, 13322 Borgman,
Lieberman), of 14723 Bramelld Huntington Woods. His subject
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Jerold Irwin Ziegelman (Lois , of the chapter. Refreshments
"The Best Need Cost No More"
Natalie Abrams), of 21 Ban- will be served. For information
croft. Needham, Mass., a daugh- I call Mrs. Morris Mittleman, UN
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April 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brode (Erma Green- RADOMER LADIES AUXILIA-
Daily 8 A.M. - 2:30 A.M.
spoon), of 24230 Jerome, Oak RY, announced the Annual
Fri. and Sat. to 3:30 A.M.
Mothers and Daughters dinner,
Park, a son, Michael Terry.
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SERVING
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Rainbow
April 5 — To Mr. and Mrs. Terrace. For reservation call
BREAKFAST • LUNCH
• The most
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Herbert Saperstein (Audrey Mrs. Mae Weintraub, UN 4-9009,
DINNERS and
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Maysels), of 17346 Greenfield, or Mrs. Pearl Weintraub, WE
AFTER THEATER SNACKS
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a son, Gary.
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CHILDREN UNLIMITED
AFTER BOWLING
April 4—To Dr. and Mrs.
will meet Wednesday, 12:30
DRESSED AS YOU ARE
Robert T. Goldman (Elaine
• The food and
p.m., at Holiday Manor. A
Goldrath), of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
HELENA DONN
service is
luncheon will be served. The
better than
a son, David Alan.
At The Piano
program
will
feature
Mrs.
Eve-
ever before
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rett Higgs as guest speaker.
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MURAL ROOM
April 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
NOW AVAILABLE
William Kushner (Sally Berk),
Dinner for the Family
ACCOMMODATING UP TO
of 25125 Southwood, Southfield,
150 GUESTS
The
Sisterhood
of
Cong.
Beth
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20231
a son, Jeffrey Scott.
Shalom will sponsor a family
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Saul S. Chudnow (Sharon Mond- the synagogue, 14601 W. Lin-
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Park, a son, Alan Jeffrey.
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We are pleased to announce that the original
April 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Pianin (Betty Plotkin), of 8799
Kenberton, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter. Marcy Lynn.
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March 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Adelman (Joyce Chud-
ler), of 17613 Northlawn, a
is resuming custom made drapery department.
daughter, Cindy Lee.
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Gerald A. Freedman (Carol Sue
Avrin), of 21977 Tredwell,
Farmington, a son, Douglas
Avrin.
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