Sholem Aleichem Institute Lists
Activities, Banquet-Lecture Plans
During the. current year the These classes and activities are
Sholem Aleichem Institute will open to the public.
offer a variety of classes and
The Sholem Aleichem Chorus
activities of Jewish interest. meets every Monday evening at
8:45. The Chorus sings ex-
clusively Hebrew and Yiddish
City of Hope Will
songs.
Women's Study Group en-
Star Milton Berle
gages in Biblical and general
at Dinner-Dance
Jewish studies. This year the
Milton Berle will be guest en- group will begin with Koheleth
tertainer for the 48th anniver- (Ecclesiastes). It meets every
sary dinner- second and fourth Tuesday of
dance of the the month. The opening session
City of Hope, will be this Tuesday.
Play—Reading and Dramatics
sponsored by
the Detroit Work-Shop, is under the direc-
Business Men's tion of Leo Mogill.
Group, Nov. 5
Modern Jewish History, in-
at the Shera- structor Irving Zeitlin, meets
ton - Cadillac each Thursday at 9:15 p.m., be-
Hotel.
ginning Oct. 19.
The banquet
Yiddish, a class in conversa-
culminates the tion, reading and writing, in-
Berle annual fall structor, Molly Haar, to meet
drive for the non-sectarian City every Monday at 8 p.m., begin-
of Hope Foundation, a world ning Oct. 16.
leader in the fight against catas-
Israeli and other Ethnic Folk
trophic disease.
Dances, instructor, Esther Zeit-
Berle has interrupted his sched- lin, open to men and women,
ule especially to appear for the will meet each Thursday at
charitable organization.
8 p.m.
For information and registra-
tion, call VE 8-7440.
Dance Bands Contest
The Institute announces that
Deadline Is Saturday
Dr. Joshua Fishman, dean of
Eddie Martin, chairman of the the College of Education at
local "Best New Dance Bands Yeshiva University, will be the
of 1961" contest committee, an- featured speaker at the Insti-
nounced that Oct. 7 is the dead- tute's annual banquet and
line for local dance band leaders lectures on Oct. 14 and 15. At
to file entries and to take part the lecture on Saturday night,
in this nation-wide competition Dr. Fishman's talk will be en-
to find new dance band talent, titled "The. Emerging Picture
sponsored for the third succes- of Modern American Jewry."
Federation of Musicians. Dead- On Sunday evening, Dr. Fish-
line for holding local contests man will speak on "Some Inter-
is Nov. 4.
esting Problems in Jewish
A cash prize of $1,000 will be Education." For information
awarded each regional cham- and reservations, call VE 8-7440.
pionship band, accompanied by
trophies for the winner and
runner-up. Other prizes donated
by interested persons or organi-
zations will go to the winners
in the areas in which they are
art/
Announcements
given.
Full information regarding
entering the "Best Bands" con-
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MRS. PRESTON BURKE
Ronna Jo Schubiner was wed
to Preston M. Burke in a cere-
mony performed by Rabbi
Syme Sepf. 23 at Temple Israel.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schubiner,
18668 Littlefield, and Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Burke, 20261 Mans-
field.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. H. Berris. The bridegroom,
who is a senior at the Wayne
State University College of
Pharmacy, was attended by his
brother, Jordan.
Great Lakes Antique
Show at the Masonic
Temple Oct. 1
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and oldest a
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artifacts an
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engines.
Women will be attracted to
jewelry displays of jeweled
lockets, -earrings, braclets and
old-fashioned rings as well as
many fine pieces of refinished
and restored furniture . . . just
right for "that special corner."
Other sure items in abun-
dance will be Swedish copper,
English brass and Pennsylvania
Dutch pieces.
Israeli Folksingers
Ben and Adam Ending
Appearance at Galerie
Nearing completion at Cafe
Galerie of a worldwide tour of
concert and club performances,
Israeli folksingers Ben and Adam
might not be the celebreties they
are today were it not for a
chance meeting at a party in
Jerusalem.
That chemistry which unites
a pair of fine voices into a
blend of professional impact
occurred four years ago.
Both were singing "just for
fun" for friends when they first
met. Their friends saw that
"chemistry" take place and urged
the pair to work as a team pro-
fessionally.
Within four months, Ben and
Adam were billed as the top
entertainers in Israel. Calling
themselves the "Dudaim," they
sing songs in a number of lan-
guages, four of which they speak
fluently. Their burlesque of an
American rock 'n' roll number,
"Little Darlin'," is especially
worth hearing . . . and watching.
The Dudaim will be at Cafe
Galerie, 19940 Livernois, through
Tuesday.
Adas Shalom Marrieds
Feature Policewoman
Midrasha Adult
Hebrew Classes
Begin Monday
Modern conversational Hebrew
will highlight the fourth annual
adult education program of the
Midrasha-College of Jewish Stud-
ies. Classes will begin Monday at
the Esther Berman Building,
18977 Schaefer.
Veteran teach
nited
Hebrew Sch
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change in
tors omprise the
adult ed
adult
on staff. Although
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are geared to adults,
student
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sessions.
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• p.m. Mon-
day; 1 p.m.
esday; or . 8:30
p.m. Thurs
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Inter
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Adv ed: 9:
a
prereq ite 300 w p.m.
Thursd prerequi e 400 word •
9:30 p. Wednesday, pr
site 500
• s.
Registration
.e the day
of the first class meeting. Subse-
quent sessions will be held the
same weekday as the opening
class.
For information call the UHS
ce, DI 1-3407.
The Married Couples Club of
Adas Shalom Synagogue will
hold 'its first open meeting of
the season 8:20 p.m. Wednesday
in the social hall.
Guest of honor will be Mrs.
Frances Hedrick, a policewo-
man and member of the force's
pistol team, and former public
health nurse.
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