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Diane May to Wed
4 Center Grants Two Social Work
Added to Staff Melvin Clayton
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c.1 scholarships for graduate study
Rubin and Mrs. Roer will
join the professional staff of
the Center upon completion of
their studies.
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her professional degree in
early childhood education
from the Garland School. in
Boston in 1962. She is pres-
ently doing graduate work at
the University of Detroit.
Mrs. Edith Rudner, the for-
mer Edith Shetzer, who has
assumed the position of mem-
bership director, received her
A.B. degree from the Univer-
sity of Michigan.. She has also
done graduate work at Wayne
State University. Mrs. Rudner, a
native of Detroit, lived in Flint
for many years and has been
active in community organiza-
tions in both cities. She has
also had extensive experience
in social work and the business
world.
Raymond Kalef is empoyed
as a program aide in the Youth
Division. He received his B.A.
degree from the Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology. Kalef
worked with the Bnai David
Youth Club and has been ad-
visor to A.Z.A. chapters. He
has worked for the Center for
many years on a part-time basis.
MISS DIANE MAY
Cultured Pearls, Jade and Emerald
The engagement of Diane
May and Melvin Yale Clayton
was announced at a recent fam-
ily cocktail party.
Miss May, a graduate of
Wayne State University, is the
daughter of Rosalind May of
Greenfield Rd. and the late Ber-
nard May. Her fiance is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clayton
of Prairie Ave. He is a graduate
of Michigan State University
and is presently attending
Wayne State's School of Social
Work.
A March 7 wedding is
planned.
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Robert Preston recreates the
title role, which won him unani-
mous acclaim during the musi-
cal's triumphant Broadway run,
in the Technicolor representa-
tion of Meredith Wilson's "THE
MUSIC MAN," now at the Mer-
cury Theater. Shirley Jones
stars opposite Preston, and
Buddy Hackett, Hermione Gin-
gold, Paul Ford and The Buf-
falo Bills are co-starred.
* * *
GRINNELL GALLERIES,
1515 Woodward, will open the
season with a "Meet the Artists"
show with a reception Monday
from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The
show will continue through Oct.
15, announces Lester Arwin, di-
rector. This is the first time that
WITH YOUR
a private gallery, museum or
PURCHASE OF
art institute will preview a
show for Michigan's top artists.
There will be more than 20 who
will exhibit their works—paint-
ings and sculptures.
* * *
By BRUCE KRIEGEL
MASONIC
AUDITORIUM will
More than 1,400 students re-
turned to Oak Park High School open its season of music and
on Sept. '7. For the first time dance attractions on Oct. 26 with
in the history of Oak Park High, the performance of the FRENCH
student schedules were process- NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, mak-
Never before so many
ed by an electronic computer. ing its first Detroit appearance.
Five seniors were recently The Orchestra will be conducted
enchanting styles for
named semi-finalists in the Na- by Charles Munch, retired con-
of the Boston Symphony.
back-to-school from Child tional Merit Scholarship Corn- ductor
petition. The semi-finalists in- VAN CLIBURN will open his
Life. Handsome, sturdy
clude Janice Barnett, Larry new tour at Masonic Auditorium
Horwitz, Allan Ruby, Laura Til- on Oct. 2'7.
shoes for school .. .
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lem and Sheldon Wolberg.
shoes your youngsters
"THE THREEPENNY OP-
The National Merit Scholar-
ship Corporation is a non-profit ERA" opening Wednesday is
will love to wear.
organization which conducts a proving to be the biggest news
qualifying test which is given in the history of VANGUARD.
to hundreds of thousands of Advance ticket sales for "Three-
high school students throughout penny" are the heaviest ever
the nation in an attempt to find experienced at Vanguard Play-
students who show extraordi- house. Theatre-goers are urged
nary ability. to benefit from a to designate a second choice
for dates, as many performances
college education.
The "Eagle" — the student are already sold out. Reserva-
voice of Oak Park High School tions by phone are being taken
—was recently awarded a "first at the box office of Vanguard.
* * *
class" rating among comparable
school newspapers by the Quill
The annual GREAT LAKES
and Scroll, an honorary journal- ANTIQUE SHOW will be held
istic society.
for four days, noon to 10:30 p.m.
Oak Park's Redskins were de- (9 p.m. on Sunday) beginning
Scientific Shoe Fitters
feated by Bloomfield Hills in Oct. 4 in the Fountain Ballroom
Doctors
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ball season, Sept. 14, by a score
13-6. The Redskins' only Radomer Board Meets
Shoes for the Entire Family of
touchdown was scored on a pass
Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
thrown by Marshall Shencopp
Open Thurs. and Fri.
ciety will h old an executive
to
Louis
Jordan.
'tit 8 P.M.
board meeting 8:30 p.m. Mon-
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660,000 pupils are registered day at the Workmen's Circle,
in Israeli educational institu- 18340 W. Seven Mile. Mr. and
WEST 7 MILE RD.
be
tions . for the 1962-63 school Mrs. Morris Rosenberg will
Blocks
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of
Greenfield
2I/2
year, 33,000 more than last year. host and hostess..
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in social group work to Marshall
.0 Rubin and Dorothy C. Roer.
4) Mrs. Roer, 24309 Leewin,
The Center has anounced the
received her A. B. degree from
4 4
addition of the following peo-
Boston
University
in
1951
and
ri
ple to its professional staff:
i-; has been doing graduate work
Elliot Berkowitz has joined
es
at
Wayne
State
University.
She
v will continue working at Wayne the staff of the Children's Di-
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" PT' for the master of social work vision as program assistant. He
recently received the master of
I degree. Mrs. Roer worked at social work degree from the
ro) the Center from September, Graduate School of Social Work
li 1953 to June, 1958 in the teen, of the University of Conneti-
C.4 junior and older adult divisions. cut. He was most recently em-
Z Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. ployed as a club leader and
1:0 Fred I. Brown, 13651 Talbot, program assistant at the Hart-
En
Oak Park, will be enrolled at ford Jewish Community Cen-
Rutgers University Graduate ter. He has also had extensive
W
in School of Social Work in New experience as a television direc-
tli Brunswick, N.J. He has been tor and newscaster.
G) employed by the Center in
Elaine Fried has joined the
various part-time capacities for
staff of the Center Nursery
the
past
five
years.
He
is
a
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and was previously on the
0 graduate of Wayne State Uni- Center's day camp staff. Miss
w versity, has been active in Fried is a graduate of the
10 Habonim, and spent one year in Liggett School and received
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Of the 7,000 students regis- Oriental communities and fewei
tered with the Hebrew Univer- than 40 were graduated last
sity, only about 300 were from year. )'
The Jewish Center has an-
nounced that it has granted a Kibbutz.
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Oak Park
High
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