Synchronized Swim Meet, Suzari
Ellias to Wed
Marionette Show on Center Agenda Herschel Blitz

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter, in cooperation with
Fitzgerald High School is spon-
soring the Junior National
Amateur Athletic Union sy-
chronized swimming team
championship meet Sunday at
the Center Pool, 18100 Meyers.
Preliminaries will start at
noon and finals at 3:30 p.m.
Tickets will be available at the
entrance to the pool, spectators'
section.
The costumed team will per-
fOrm routines before a panel
of five national judges. Medals
will be awarded the winners.
For information about enter-
ing the meet call the Center's
aquatic department.
* *
`.`The Tinder. Box of Flan-
ders," latest production of
the Suzari . Marionettes of
New York, will 'be presented
by the Jewish Center Chil-
dreii's Omnibus Series, 1:30
and 3 p.m., Sunday in the
Aaron DeRoy Theater.
* *
The Center will participate
in the Midwest National Jewish
Welfare Board's Golden Age
Conference to be _held in Cleve-
land April 23-24.
Fifty members of the Older
Adult program will travel via
chartered bus to participate in
the Cleveland Conference that
will host retired people from
Canton, Toledo, Akron, Youngs-
town, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and
Detroit. The_ local contingent
will include members of the
nine Older . Adult clubs cur-
rently meeting at the Center.
A host of workshops are the
heart of the conference. Old-
sters will discuss. areas of
specific concern to them:.. medi-.
cal care, maintenance of in-
come, use of leisure time, so-
cial action and housing.
The Detroit senior citizens
will present workshops on
"New Dimensions in Jewish
Areas of Programming" . and
"The Older Adult as a Volun-
teer."
•The Golden Age Choral
group, under the direction
of Cantor Nicholas Fenakel,
will present a cantata at one
of the social programs.
* * *
"You Are The Theater" • •
the next Center T
o be
ev
ence on Sta
Wed esday on
held 8 p.
the Aaron DeRoy
the stage
Theater
el discussion of • al-
A
on
and vital cfue
len
bject
the
te will fe ure
r of
G ssman; a istan
yne Stat Un' rs3. Th
; Dr. Ri and urgwin

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rector of University of Detroit
Theater; Russell Smith, techni-
cal director of WSU Theater;
and Dr. William Gtegory, direc-
tor of Vanguard Playhouse.
Sidney J. Winer, president of
the Center Theater, will serve
as moderator.
Another attraction will be a
Center Theater presentation of
"At Liberty," a one-act play
by Tennessee Williams, featur-
ing Lorraine Ernst and Joyce
Feurring.
The discussion will in-
clude: Why Community Thea-
ter?; How Good Can Amateur
Theater ' Be?; Amateurism
and Professionalism in Act-
ing; the Role of the Director;
Scenery and Lighting; and
Do's and Don'ts for a Self-
governing Community • Thea-
ter.
Coffee in the wings . will
follow: The public is invited.
* -* .*
"The Beginning Or The End"
will be the next attraction of
the Center Cinema Fortm,
8 p.m. April 30 in the Aaron
DeRoy Theater. Dr. Otto Fein-
stein, assistant professor • of
science of society, Monteith Col-
lege, Wayne State University,
will discuss "Is an East - West
Nuclear Monopoly Necessary for
Peade?"
This timely film with Brian
Donlevy, Robert Walker and
Hume Cronyn deals with the
atomic bomb from fission to
Hiroshima.
Feinstein spent three years
doing graduate work at the
Graduate Institute of Inter-
national Studies in Geneva,
Switzerland. He worked fo
the U.S. Foreign Relati
Committee and has recent
contributed to the Bulletin
of Atomic Scientists.
This evening is f e t
very-
one in •njuncti
"Know
Your- ter W
Refresh
ments f11/ 1 be
ed,

•

Th
er art dep
will hold its anrin
Art Show Apr
ay
Show will
ung in t
and lower lobbies. P
are Adults and
public is invited.

Northern Hig
mmittee Seeks
mni from June '41

e June, 1941 graduating
from Detroit 'Northern
School will hold a 20th
nion Party on May 2'7 at
Bonnie Brook Country Club,
legraph at Eight Mile Rd.
For the past three months,
committee members have been
tracing down the 380 graduates
According to publicity chair-
man Isadore A. Rosen, 29690
Shacket, Madison Heights, over
220 have been located.
Graduates will be able to re
new old acquaintances at the
semi-formal dance. Prizes will
be awarded to the couple mar-
ried the. longest and to the
couple married most recently.
The committee is still looking
for 160 former Eskimos who
have scattered all over the state
and the country, Rosen said.
Any' graduates who have not as
yet been contacted should 'call
- LI 8-0017. - -
Other members of the com-
mittee are Sy Barenholtz, 'Oak
Park; Ray Feldman, Oak Park; •
Eleanor P h i 11 i p s Levinson,
Huntington Woods; Jack
Schneider, Oak Park; Morris
Weiss, Oak Park; and Dorothy
Zuckerman Wiss, Detroit. '
If anyone knows the where-
abouts of the following, contact
the publicity chairman, LI
8-0017: Shirley Altshuler, Lil-
lian Gloria Berkowitz, Rita
Gold, Joseph Goldman, Meyer
Kaminsky, Ann Kasselman, Nor-
man Millman, Marion Pomer-
antz, David Weiner,. Ida Win- .
nick, Sally Wise, Adele Wolok,
Bella Wolf and Agnes Kroll.

Yermans Appointed Pine Crest Directors

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Yerman
of Radclift Ave., Oak Park have
been named directors of Pine
Crest Ranch, Brighton, it was
announced by George Weiswas-
ser, owner of the camp for boys
and girls.
, Yerman holds a master's de-
gree in educational psychology
and is a counselor at Centerline
High School. He was for sev-
eral years active in camping
work at the Jewish Center and
supervised the overnight camp-
ing at Tamarack. He is on the
te
and Beth S
Mrs. Yer
is a registered

medical technologist and was
formerly on the staff at Sinai
Hospital. She will assist in the
supervision of the kitchen at
Pine Crest.
Pine Crest Ranch was estab-
lished six years ago as an all-
round camp for boys and girls,
7 to 14. Specialties include
horseback riding, riflery, golf
and real outdoor camping._
Mr. and Mrs. Yerman can -be
reached at LI 8-4872.

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Dr. and Mrs. Sydney F.
of Shrewsbury Rd., annou
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Nancy Susan to Herschel
Sidney Blitz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Blitz of Mendot
Ave.
The bride-elect attende he
r fi-
University of Detroit.
City
ance attended New Y
College and is a senio at the
University of Detroit.
The couple plans an ug. 26,
1962 wedding at Temple rael.

Center Tween Club
Donates Campership
Gift for Needy Child

Esquires, a Jewish Center
Tween club, "adopted" a camp-
. At
er at the Center
lub,
a recent meeti
airman
Br ter B
ommit-
the Shit
ed a c eck rom Russ
ee,
Linden, club president which
an-
will make it p e ssi
the
te
other y
Day Ca
The
realized
Dane "
month.
e Center Day Cam
ides campin for
ring he s
e3,E-
de ed a
chid
ause f ec omic
tan es. Gifts to t
circ
campefship funds mak •
doors
sihle to keep

The annua spring
eon
of the Women's
of the
Union o
rthodox Con-
be held Wed-
nesday
. e
so • , rs. Goldi
nt, announces.
Hostesses for the
will be t
Gemiluth
proceeds
lege.
Gues
eaker for the a
noon will be Mrs. Joshu
a
and a skit will
esented
by the 0 -
Young Israel
0•
All participating
sisterhoods are invited.

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