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THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN quarters. It is shipped from city
VOTERS OF SOUTHFIELD, at its to city and was planned so that it
annual meeting, elected as presi- could be installed under usual
dent, Mrs. C. W. Coates; vice pre- touring theatrical conditions.
sident, Mrs. Martin Barr; and sec-
retary, Mrs. David Weine. Among
Wel rt:::
directors are Mrs. Roger Daniels
and Mrs. Sheridan Holzman.
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The ART CENTER CHAMBER
MUSIC PLAYERS will present its
seventh program 8 p.m. Sunday at
Baldwin Hall.
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ANNUAL FOOT HEALTH
WEEK has been set for May 12-19.
Dr. Mathew Borovoy, Dr, W. Allen
Stoler, and Dr. Charles Pankratz
will head the public relations com-
mittee for the Michigan State Pod-
iatry Association for the annual
week. The theme will be "Walk
and be Healthy."
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The Jam Handy Players will
present its opening production,
"FOUR OF A KIND," an evening
of four one-act plays 8:30 p.m.
May 5 and 6 at Fries Auditorium,
MISS SUSAN SCHWARTZ
Grosse Pointe War Memorial Cen-
to fired
Susan Sch
Stewart L. Victorson
MRS. ARNOLD GLUCK
Barabara Elaine T e n e b a u m,
daughter of Mrs. Newton Tene-
baum of Lincoln Rd., Oak Park,
and the late Mr. Tenebaum, and
Arnold Daniel Gluck, son of Mrs.
Edward Gluck of New York and
the late Mr. Gluck, were united
in marriage Saturday evening It a
ceremony at the Whittier Hol^1.
Rabbi Jacob Segal and Cantor Har-
old Orbach officiated.
The bride wore a peau de soie
gown, trimmed with Alencon lace
and seed pearls along the hem
and sleeves. The train fell from
the shoulder and was also bordered
with seed pearls and Alencon lace.
A fingertip veil was attached to a
dome-shaped headpiece. The
crown was embroidered with lace
and cups of seed pearl. The bride
carried two red roses over her
confirmation Bible.
Mrs. Harvey Kahn served the
bride as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Susan Hassel,
cousin of the bride, Barbara
Berk, and Joyce Collins.
The bridegroom's brother, Stan-
ley Gluck of Cleveland, served as
best man. Ushers were Daniel
Hahn of New York, Robert Roggio
and Michael Layne, cousin of the
bride. Lisa Sue Powers was junior
bridesmaid, and Steven Veech-
iones of New York was junior
usher.
Following a Florida honeymoon,
the couple will reside in South-
field.
Prominent apparel manufacturer
FRED P. POMERANTZ of New
York has been named chairman of
a Brandeis University dinner
which will honor the president of
Filene's of Boston, Richard G.
Shapiro. During the May 10 din-
ner, which will be held at New
York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Mr.
Shapiro will be inducted as a
Brandeis Fellow.
ter. Tickets will be sold at the
door.
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The Detroit-East Lay Society of
the MICHIGAN DIABETES ASSO-
CIATION will meet 7:30 p.m. May
9 at St. John Hospital. Dr. PIERO
P. FOA, chief of the division of
research at Sinai Hispital of De-
troit, will discuss "Latest Research
Developments in Diabetes." A film
strip about Camp Midicha for dia-
betic youngsters age 8-16 will be
shown. The public is invited.
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Like so many conductors, BER-
NARD HAITINK, leader of the
Concertgebouw Orchestra, which
comes to the Masonic Auditorium
Wednesday, May 10, 8:20 p.m.. was
originally an orchestral violinist.
Born in Amsterdam in 1929, Hai-
tink, from 1955 to 1961 was con-
ductor of the "Radio Filharmon-
isch Orkest," with which he made
successful tours to Italy and Ger-
many. In 1956, when Carlo Maria
Guilini suddenly fell ill and had
to cancel his appearance with the
Concertgebouw Orchestra, Haitink
was asked to substitute for him.
Thereafter, he appeared regularly
as guest conductor with the Con-
certgebouw Orchestra.
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When the BRISTOL OLD VIC
comes to the Masonic Auditorium,
May 3 and 4 at 8:20 p.m., it will
perform the Shakespearian dramas
"Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet"
upon a specially designed. revolv-
ing stage. Eighteen feet in dia-
meter, the revolving stage is
divided, like a pie, into four large
A criminal who escaped prison
in 1920 was not recaptured until
October, 1964.
IGHLIGHTING the hazards of travel in far-flung cor-
ners of the globe, a plane taking off from a small field
in Egypt some weeks ago ran smack into a camel. The pas-
sengers, shaken but un-
hurt, had to make their
way back to the hangar
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on foot—thereby becom-
ing the first people in a
long time who actually
Walked a mile for a camel.
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Night club entertainer
Pat Cooper is also a statis-
tician of note. He has as-
certained that Jewish peo-
ple eat more Chinese food
than the Chinese and more
Italian food than the Ital-
ians. Should the Jewish
people decide to diet, warns
Cooper, "they'd put two
countries out of business."
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A Sept. 17 wedding is planned.
President Zalman Shazar re-
ceived U. S. Senator EDWARD
BROOKE, Massachusetts Demo-
crat, who arrived here for a pri-
vate five-day visit. Sen. Brooke,
who is accompanied by his wife,
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breaking ceremonies for a school
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