L'Atelier Art Gallery Frances F. Solovich, World Head of Opens Anniversary Bnai Brith Women, Enters Judge Race Show February 14 The first anniversary show of - L'Atelier art gallery, 19358 Livernois, will open 7:30 p.m. Feb. 14. New works of regular artist contributors will be displayed. They include Gene Szafran and Led Mardirosian, instructors at the Society of Art and Crafts School; Alma Goetsch, assistant professor of art at Michigan. State University; Jafar Shoja, Persian miniature painter now studying in this country at Cran- brook, sculptor Walter Chmura, Theo Wujcik and John Kuzich. The show will continue through Feb. 25. OirtA Announcements Lerner Is Casework Services Director for Wayne County Juvenile Court Frances F. Solovich, national president of Bnai Brith Women, who has gained world fame as a public speaker, and who has represented her organization in many lands, this week an- nounced her candidacy for sons, Sanford Alan and David Miles. Mrs. Solovich attended the University of Michigan and wa graduated from the Uni of Detroit Law School' degree of LL. B. in 1933-: As international presi of Bnai Brith Women, she s tra- veled to communities early and all the states in the Urn to foreign lands. With her husband, she visited Israel twice, in 1957 and again in 1959, when she attended th international convention of Brith in Jerusalem. the She was a delegate 1960 White House Conf ence on Children and Youth; dele- use gate to the 1961 White Conference on Aging; a re sentative to the Women Advisory Committee on Civil and Defense Mobilization; a . • e for member a io Free ection Tour for Lis unich-Berlin. She i staunch supporter of Fed- civil, r" is and liberti a- to educ tio eral FRANCES F. SO prov t tion Judge of Common leas Court, an hme id at the Primarie to be held a oid Si. rep Feb. 20. of ency judgments, rev . ' Actively engag ovide e judicature ac tice of law for 2 ministra- for more Solovich divided he ith proper safe- tween the law courts an e guards for our freedoms. numerous public services she has rendered. Yet she never Miss Hyman, Goldstein neglected her home, and her most ardent admirers and most Star in Fry's Play active supporters are her hus- at Vanguard Theater band, Charles D. Solovich--also Localites Elaine Hyman and a graduate attorney—and two Harry Goldstein team up in the Vanguard Playhouse presenta- tion of Christopher Fry's "The 1 " this s- um- sional bia. Miss Hyman, who of h e, Jan. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. David Sidney Levenson (Karen Nancy Purnell) of Tulsa, Okla., a son, Daniel Edward. * * * Jan. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey- mour Furman (Sylvia Goldstick), 19312 Snowden, a son, Michael Allan. * * * - Jan. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs. Merton Robbins (Helene Penn), 20803 Kenosha, Oak Park, a daughter, Amy Sue. * * * Jan. 19—To Mr . and Mrs. Martin Findling (Elaine Salle), 19514 Archer, a daughter, Rhonda Dee. * * * Jan. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Weisberg (Lucille Birnbaum, formerly of New -Bri Lain, Conn.) of Hartwell Ave., a son, Barry Joel. * * * Jan. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Dukberg (Florence Kobaker), of 19917 Greenfield, a son, David Charles. - * * * • Jan. 14— To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Goldstein (Barbara Brown), 29570 Everett, South- field, a daughter, Bonnie Jill. * * * Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lifsitz (Marilynn Fisher), 402 Nob Hill, Ann Arbor, - a son, Frederick Allan. * * * Jan. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prey (Arlene Wilson), 916 Le- Roy, Ferndale, a son, Marc. * C • Jan. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tukel (Gail Smolinsky), 1546 Glastonbury, Ann Arbor, a son, MISS JUDITH HOENIG David Bruce. * * * The engagement has been an- To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pfeiffer nounced of Judith Maxine Koen- (Betty Lewis) of Moritz Ave., ig, daughter of Mrs. Anne Koen- Oak Park, a daughter, Ilene Gail. ig of San ara Dr. and the lat• Koenig, to RABBI of Mr. and Budapest . and Mrs. wden Ave. OH EL, graduate of Ly Since 1 EXCLUSIV (._ ersity. A June in Ditto -Hospitals a N d. TE.4-7355 'vivo A. J. 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