THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 27, 1961 — 22
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Center Alive with Activity: Fashion Averbuch - Gordon
and Photography Shows, New Class Troth Announced
The annual photography show
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, 18100 Meyers, featuring
the best works from the Cen-
ter's Youth and Adult photog-
raphy clubs and classes, will be
exhibited in the Center lobby
through Feb. 2. Shirley Fisher
conducts a d u l t photographic
activities; Allen Stross, youth
activities.
* * *
Center Theater will host a
meeting of the Detroit-Windsor
Theater Council 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Three Center Theater members,
Addie Beckerman, Phyllis and
Ralph Chicorel, will present
Tennessee Williams' "Lady of
Larkspur Lotion" before the
group, and a panel of leading
Detroit directors will discuss
problems of directing.
• * *
The Tween Charm Class will
hold a fashion show 7:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Aaron DeRoy
Theater. "Alice in Fashionland"
will feature clothes modeled by
class members and an original
skit. The show is open to the
public; a private reception will
follow.
* * *
Three top attractions will be
offered this spring in the Jun-
ior "Omnibus" series Sundays
in the DeRoy Theater.
The Berry Puppets will pre-
sent "Elves and the Shoemaker"
Feb. 12; the Wayne State Uni-
versity Children's Theater will
present "Seven League Boots"
March 5; and the Suzari Mar-
ionettes will present Hans Chris-
tian Anderson's "Tinder Box"
April 23. Tickets are now on
sale at the Center.
* * *
Registration for the spring
semester of the Center's Book
Review Seminar, conducted by
Dr. Samuel A. Golden of the
Wayne State University English
department, is now being taken
at the Adult Education depart-
ment office. The new term
begins Feb. 16.
* * *
A chess club for Juniors will
meet 4 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays
with tournaments and instruc-
tion for beginners.
* * *
Classes being offered this
semester by the art department
include "Twentieth Century Art
Lectures" and "Painting Tech-
niques of the Old Masters,"
taught by Nicholas Snow, cur-
ator of the Detroit Institute of
Arts and well-known local paint-
-er; and "Antiques for Today's
Home," taught by Joyce Black
Gnau, formerly head of the Art
Institute education department
POW
and currently associated with
Century House Antiques.
Mildred Berry, puppeteer and
book fair favorite, will conduct
a puppetry class for Juniors.
For information, phone the art
department, DI 1-4200.
Schloss Old Timers'
Dinner Dance Feb. 12
The Hannah Schloss Old
Timers will hold their sixth an-
nual dinner dance and meeting,
the "Sweetheart Dance," at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel, at 7 p.m.,
Sunday, Feb. 12.
The Hannah Schloss Old Tim-
ers were originally members of
the Hannah Schloss Center, fore- MISS MARYUM AVERBUCH
runner of the Jewish Community
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aver-
Center.
buch of Santa Barbara Ave. an-
Circuit Court Judge Nathan
nounce the engagement of their
Kaufman and Hannah Schloss daughter, Maryum, to Seymour
Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Gordon of Ohio Ave.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Wayne State University. Her
fiance attended Wayne State
University where he was affili-
ated with Sigma Alpha Mu fra-
ternity. He presently is a stu-
dent in the WSU College of
Medicine. A July wedding is
planned.
Lebow
Bank
President Harry Slavin will offer
greetings. Nathaniel Gbldstick
will deliver the invocation. The
Hal Gordon Orchestra will play
for dancing.
Samuel Bank is dinner-dance
chairman and John H. Lebow is
co-chairman; members of the
committee are Barney . Barnett,
Abraham B. Flayer, Arthur A.
Gottesman, Michael Greene, Ed-
ward I. Schlussel and Slavin.
Alpha Nu Parents Club
Schedules Smorgasbord
Alpha Nu Parents Club will
hold its next regular meeting
8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Madison
Dental Supply Co., 1888 Wyo-
ming.
Drs. Daniel Goodman, Milto
Lappin and Norman Segal, fa
ulty members of the Universi
of Detroit School of Dentist
will be special guests. Mesdam
Joseph Faudem, Harry Gere
raich and Louis Lieberman wi
be hostesses for the social hour.
Extensive plans have now been
completed for the Parents Club
second annual Smorgasbord
scheduled for Feb. 19 at the
Hayim Greenberg Center. Since
accommodations are 1 i m i t e d,
members are asked to make res-
ervations immediately by contact-
ing Seymour Morton, UN 4-5451,
or Sam Schreibman, LI 7-2349.
BY HENRY LEONARD
Goldbaum Is Candidate
for Oak Park Judgeship
Isadore Goldbaum, local at-
torney, has announced his can-
didacy for the office of muni-
cipal judge of Oak_ Park. •
Goldbaum, 30, of 24030 Sen-
eca, has been a resident of
Oak Park for eight _
He
attended W.S.U. and recei
his law degree from the Detroi
College of Law
Goldbaum
actively pra
ticed law
ce his admission
to the B
in 1953. He belongs
to the etroit Bar Association,
and tate Bar of Michigan.
is a. member of the latter's
fc>gsional Economics
A member of
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branch the
abor Zion
Organiz
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, he
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Served als
chairman
the
fourth
ative distri
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cinct or
zation co
ttee.
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She accompanies herself cfn the
lute, classical guitar, autoharp
and dulcimer.
Israeli folk musician and re- -
rding artist Ohela Halevi will _
ow Josh White at the Cafe
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PERRY KRAUSS
Orchestra
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Israel will be an-
nounced and plans will be made
for a Passover Tour of- Israel at
an open Council Board meeting
of Pioneer Women, 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer.
Mrs. Sam Wasserman, Detroit
Council president, announces
the tour, sponsored by National
P.W., is in commemoration of
the Bar Mitzvah anniversary of
Israel's birth. For information,
call the Pioneer Women office,
DI 1-0786.
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Modern Israeli music, as in-
fluenced by the Bible and prayer
book, will be the subject of a
talk to be presented in honor of
the coming Jewish Music Month
by Beth. Abraham choir director
Israel Fuchs at a meeting of the
Kvutzah Ivrith Saturday evening
at the Jewish Center.
Songs and records will illus-
trate the lecture. Chairman is
Michael Michlin. The public is
invited.
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Renowned folksinger Josh
White begins a nine-day engage-
ment Tuesday at Cafe Galerie,
19940 Livernois, announces owner
Tzvi H. Wachtel.
White, known for hi
guitar style and inte
••t..of
blues, balla
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ongs and
spirituals,
s appea ed in con-
certs i
e United States, Eu-
rope a
Israel.
Cur tly appear
Galen through
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ioneer Wo
Plans
ael Pass • er Tour
Air Modern Music and
the Bible at Kvutzah
SPECIALIZING- IN
Josh White Stars at Cafe Galerie
Rabbi LEONARD J. MERVIS,
of the Oak Park Temple Bnai
Abraham Zion in Oak Park, Ill.,
will represent the Jewish Chau-
tauqua Society as lecturer at
Suomi College in Hancock, Mich.
Feb. 6. He will speak at as-
sembly at 9:50 a.m. in the col-
lege auditorium on the subject
"What Christianity and Judaism
Have in Common."
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