Exhibitors from Michigan,
New York, Ohio and Washing-
ton, D.C., will be among the 25
dealers displaying their 'wares
in the Temple foyer and Leon
Fram Hall at Temple Israel
Sisterhood's 10th annual An-
tique Fair, Sunday through Tues-
day. Hours will.be from noon to
'10 p.m.
Rare glass, fine wood pieces,
antique silver, primitives, paint-
ings and choice porcelains are
some of the items to be shown,
according to Mrs. Edward
Skully, general Chairman.
An organ will provide musi-
cal background and members of
the' Rochester • Artist Guild will
sketch portraits.
The Cracker Barrel Store will
sell old-fashioned goodies under
the management of Mrs. Moe
Traurig, who states that a
unique confection will be pre-
pared "on the spot." The Bird
Cage Tea Room, with its home-
made delicacies, will be under
the supervision of Mrs. Harry
Colton and Mrs. Bernard Good-
man, with MrS. Charles Gold-
stein in charge of dessert
Specialties.
Mrs. Samuel Shewitz will
manage the sisterhood booth
where hand-made aprons and
other items will be sold. Chair-
man of the souvenir program
book is Mrs. Frank Dickman.
Mrs. B. David Ruby is in charge
of publicity.
Tickets are being handled by
Mrs. Norman Noble, LI' 7-8774,
and Mrs. David B. Keywell, UN
4-0866, or may be obtained at
the Temple office. Free parking
is available.
Proceeds will go toward the
completion of classrooms in the
new Harry Sucher School, the
Temple's new classroom build-
ing, according to Mrs. Arthur
J. Hass, sisterhood president.

Garelick's Exhibits
Works of Kearney

• An exhibition of paintings and
sculpture by John Kearney, for-
-Tiler Detroiter who studied at the
.Cranbrook Academy of Art, will
be presented March 19 through
April 1 at Garelick's Gallery,
20208 Livernois.
Kearney is the founder and
director of Chicago'S Contempo-
rary Art Workshop, His - works
are represented use-
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At a meeting of the steering
committee of the Landsman-
shaft Council, plans for inten-
sifying program and -other ac-
tivities were announced by Sol
Selman, Council president.
Selman noted that there are
currently more than 30 Lands-
manshaften actively serving the
needs of their memberships in
the Detroit area. The con
sus of the steering co •• •
ee
was that the Lands
shaft
Council had an impo nt role
to fill in assisting • coordi-
nating prograths.
The committee p •oses co-
operative efforts am•
Lands-
manshaften members
for
expanded cultural activitie
the Yiddish language, and the
sponsoring of a number of com-
munity-wide cultural programs
in Yiddish.
The Landsmanshaft Council
will undertake to assist organ-
izations in planning their pro-
grams through the facilities of
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil's program service.
A meeting. with delegates to
the Landsinanshaft Council has
been scheduled for. Sunday
morning at the Jewish Center.

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Chairmen of the Infants Service Group annual fund-raising
dinner-dance are (bottom), from left, Mrs. Lewis. Malkin and Mrs.
William Schwartz. In charge of decorations and hostesses and
ushers, respectively, (top), from left, are Mrs. Sy Jacobs and
Mrs. Albert Kaplan.
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President Mrs. AI Sklar an- Center Tween Clubs'
nounces Infants Service Group
will hold its annual fund-raising Carnival March 25
dinner-dance 7 p.m. Sunday at
Tween 'Clubs of the Jewish
the Latin Quarter.
Community Center will hold a
Featured on the program,. ac- spring carnival, at 7:30 p.m.,
cording to Mrs. David Riseman, March 25, at the Center, 18100
entertainment chairman, will be Meyers, sponsored by the Tween
comedian Larry —Alpert, Leslie Council.
Games,
ooth,"
Scott of the Broadway cast of
he
"Porgie and Bess," monologist movies,
Race,"
Betty Walker of stage and tele- Green D
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vision who appears in the movie are a fe
e soled and • r
will
"Exodus," and the music of Hal ments w
be offered. A record
Gordon and his orchestra.
'follow at
Chairmen of the event are Mrs.
Louis Malkin and Mrs. WilliaM
SchWartz. Committee heads in- Plan
Dr.
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Ralph Shook, Albert Kaplan, Sid- execut*
ney Cohen, Bernard Davis, Je
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Nathan Silvers, Merle Bron
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Leonard Baron, Sam Geller
Harry Rudack, Meyer Stewart, o yack, N.Y
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its pledge -to the Penrickton
Nursery for visually handicapped
children, the Detroit Association
for Retarded Children- Guidance
Center and casework care for
needy children of indigent fami-
lies.
For tickets, call Mrs. Appel,
UN 3-7935, or Mrs. Shook, UN
1-4939.

Wayne State University has
been designated as the site of
the 65th Annual Meeting of the'
Michigan Academy of Science,
Arts and Letters. •
Members of the Academy will
participate in the three day
session which will be held at
Wayne State March 23 through
25.
g the papers to be
nted is one by H
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Rapids, who ill discuss "The
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son 8:30 p.m. March 24 under
the direction of Jerome Silber-
man. Rabbi Stanley Greenberg,
Jewish Community Council di-
rector of organization, will be
guest speaker on "What Is a
United Jewish Community?"
The public is invited.
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A complimentary dinner and
open meeting, after which
Corporation Counsel Nathaniel
H. Goldstick will present high:
lights of his recent trip to
Israel, will be held by the
TEMPLE 'ISRAEL MEWS
CLUB Thursday evening at the
Temple. Goldstick was in Israel
attending the International
Union of Municipal Authorities.
Dr. Theodore Rosen will shOiv
pictures taken at the Club's
Institute held at Haven Hill
last year. On the arrangements
committee are Nathan Koll?,
Harold Lachman, Harry . Lands-
man, Irving Levy, Sam SuSs-
man, Irving Wolfe and Julius
Pliskow, chairman.

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