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30—Friday, November 4, 1966

BREVITIES

Adults in the community who are
interested in entering or re-enter-
ing a career in education will be
welcomed at the Nov. 12, confer-
ence sponsored by the Wayne State
University COLLEGE OF EDUCA-
TION ALUMNI ASSOCIATION at
the McGregor Conference Center
on campus from 9 a.m. to noon.
DR. ALBERT SCHIFF will speak.
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CHILDREN'S OR THO GENIC
SCHOOL will sponsor comedian
monologist Allan King at its an-
nual benefit 8:15 p.m. Wednesday
at Ford Auditorium. The Geula
Gill Trio will be featured with
King. For tickets, call the school,
DI 1-8673. All proceeds go to the
school, the only one of its kind in
Michigan operated solely for emo-
tionally disturbed children on a
nonprofit basis.
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THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT

will hold its semi-annual tea, 12:30
p.m., at the Veterans Memorial
Building. The council is composed
of representatives from civic,
social, and patriotic groups in
Michigan. MRS. BENJAMIN
COWAN, president, will be in
charge of the meeting. Mrs. Ralph
Quitar, vice president, will be in
charge of a get acquainted social,
and Mrs. Sidney Cohen is in charge
of refreshments.

The 19th annual ANTIQUES
MARKET AND SALE sponsored
THE MICHIGAN WOMEN'S NA-
Brevity is the soul of wit.
by the Junior Group of Goodwill
Industries opens 2 p.m. Nov. 13, TIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL Shakespeare.
at the Goodwill Building, and will
run through Nov. 16. Hours for
the show are: Sunday, 2 p.m. to
STRENGTHEN THE BENCH !
10 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday, 11
a.m. to 10 p.m.; Wednesday, 11
ELECT . . . ANDREW
a.m. to 8 p.m. Collectors of an-
tiques will find approximately 48
dealers, featuring true antiques of
all periods covering American,
French, English and Oriental.
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE
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SHUTTLEWORTH

Man
of
Action!

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SHUTTLEWORTH

FOR

STATE SENATE

Ballot No. 317

• WORLD WAR II VETERAN
• PRACTICING ATTORNEY 16 YEARS
• ATTORNEY—COUNTY OF WAYNE —
5 YEARS

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7TH DISTRICT

Conscientious Experienced

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Man
With
A Plan!

"ON ROMNEY'S ACTION TEAM"

iMAGGIO

TERESA BERGANZA, mezzo-
coloratura who will appear at the
Masonic Auditorium Nov. 16, is
noted on both sides of the Atlantic
for a sustained lyric tone equally
smooth in mezzo and deep con-
tralto music.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

NORTHWEST DETROIT

Pol.

Pol.

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The VIENNA JOHANN
STRAUSS ORCHESTRA, under the
direction of Eduard Strauss II,
coming to the Masonic Auditorium
Nov. 27, occurs on the eve of
the "Strauss Waltz Year," pro-
claimed by the Austrian govern-
ment for 1967. The arrival of the
Vienna Strauss Orchestra marks
the first visit to 'North America in
65 years.

er the
oting age
to 18"

The AMERICAN BALLET THEA-
TER, under the direction of Lucia
Chase and Oliver Smith, which
this summer staged a State De-
partment-sponsored tour of the
Soviet Union, comes to the Masonic
Auditorium Nov. 18. The Ameri-
can Ballet will include in its rep-
er400rie a revival of Birget Cull-
berg's ballet "Moon Reindeer."
This masterpiece by the noted
Swedish choreographer was intro-
duced by the American Ballet in
1962. Other choreographers whose
work will be represented includes
Agnes DeMille, Michael Fokine,
Harold Lander, Jerome Robbins
and Anthony Tudor.

Give Michigan's Youth
A Voice in Democracy
Vote YES on Proposal
No. I To Lower the
Voting Age to IS

Despite a recent collision involv-
ing the FRED WARING band bus
and a tractor-trailer- on the Penn-
sylvania Turnpike, placing 24
members of the group in a hospital
for observation, Waring will ap-
pear with his orchestra at the Mas-
onic Auditorium Nov. 12, as sched-
uled.

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SOUTHFIELD CIVIC CENTER
PLAYERS is casting for two plays,
Agatha Christie's "Hollow", and a
children's play. Auditions start
8 p.m. Monday at the center. For
information, call Mrs. M. Adinoff,
353-3183.

"WITHIN THE CIRCLE," a film
about Israel's coins and State
Medals, was awarded a gold medal
at the 1967 International Film and
TV Festival of New York at cere-
monies held last week. The 12-
minute color film was produced
for the Israel Government Coins
and Medals Corporation, Jerusa-
lem. Yitzhak Avni, director gen-
eral of the corporation, received
the medal from Herbert Rosen,
the Festival's official host.
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There are a few openings avail-
able for morning, afternoon, and
all day care at the MERRY MEL-
ODY NURSERY. Registration will
take place 10 a.m. to noon, Nov. 26
or by calling Mrs. Holtzman, EL
6-6633 or 353-7320, for an appoint-
ment. The program includes
rhythm band, dancing, arts and
crafts, baking, Indian lore and
field trips. Limited transportation
is available.

America's Leaders Have Given Their Support to Extending the Vote to Our Youth:

PRESIDENT
KENNEDY

PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER

G. Mennen

PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT

PRESIDENT
JOHNSON

Senator
Vandenberg

vote

Williams

YE

Governor

Romney

Mayor
Cavanagh

Humphrey

Adlai
Stevenson

Senator

Dirksen

Senator
Robert Kennedy

Senator
Griffin

Congressman
John Conyers

Zolton
Ferency

Richard
Nixon

Vice President

proposal no. I