• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 22—Friday, March 21, 1969 News Brevities GALLERY, 621 S. A 10-week class in Bible will be RUBINER taught by AARON KUTNICK at Washington. Royal Oak. Mrs. For- Oak Park High School starting don' who recently returned from 7:30 p.m. Monday. He also will Israel where she devoted six teach conversational Hebrew on months to painting, will have 85 Tuesdays at 7:30. oils displayed. • • * SYDNEY E. GARTENBERG, commodity manager of E. F. Hut- ton and Co., Inc.'s Southfield office, will instruct an eight-week course on the commodity futures markets offered through the Southfield Board of Education's adult educa- tion program starting Monday. Registration is in progress for this course, first of its kind to be of- fered in this area. "BASICS of DIABETES" is the topic to be discussed by Dr. Jack A. Litwin, at the Wayne-North- west chapter meeting of the Mich- igan Diabetes Association, 8 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium of Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. The public is invited at no charge. • • * The Southfield Board of Educa tion announces the opening of the spring semester of its ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION pro- gram Monday. Among the courses offered will be one in basic real estate starting 7:30 p.m. Monday, in room 219, Southfield High School. Instructor will be Sheldon B. Krause, attorney and former vice president of the mortgage di- vision of American Savings and Loan Assoc. Interested persons may register at Southfield High the first night of classes. For infor- mation, call the board of educa- tion. 353-8300, ext. 420 or 423, or Krause, 398-2240 or 541-1060. • • * The DETROIT PHILOSOPHI- CAL SOCIETY will meet 8 p.m. Thursday at Greenfield's Resta- urant, Oak Park. Paul Winter, radio and TV personality, will speak on "Mass Culture and Crisis." Young 'N Marrieds Plan Trio of Events Marrieds of Adas The Young Shalom will meet 8 p.m. Thursday in the board room of the synago- gue. Rabbi Leonard Cahan will speak on "Passover — Fact. Fic- tion, and Fantasy." A meeting of the Young 'N Mar- rieds Book Review Club will be held 8 p.m. April 16 at the home of Ralph and Cindy Bovitz, 1869 Kirts, Troy. Rabbi Cahan will moderate the discussion of Isaac B. Singer's novel "The Slave." A night of games will be pre- sented 8:30 p.m. April 12 at the home of Michael and Sandy Cher- rin, 21200 Winchester, Southfield. Prizes and favors will be given and late supper served. For re- servations or information, call Sharon Rocklin, 533-8757. Oakland University's annual fine arts festival will be highlight- ed by six performances by the OU - Academy of Dramatic Art of Arthur Mil ler's masterpiece, "DEATH OF A SALESMAN." The play will be presented at 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday in the ADA theatre on the lower floor of the Sports and Recreation Build- ing. Tickets will be sold at the The Dance Committee of the door. Jewish Center announces over 50 • • • per cent response to invitations to The works of SOPHIE FORDON become the first dance patrons of will be exhibited for five weeks the Center. beginning March 30 at the ALLEN The dance patron program was established to support new and - WITH THIS AD existing programs of professional quality and to keep pace with) ever-increasing numbers of stu- I dents. A brochure designed by Albert Noyer of Cass Technical High School explains the scope of this ON ALL TV REPAIRS program developed under I dance the direction of Harriet Berg, 1 HOUR SERVICE Center dance coordinator. Each patron receives two tickets Color Experts to the Dance Patrons Concert, We Service All Makes featuring Hadassah Badoch and Company in a program of Yemen- ite and Israeli dances 8:30 p.m. April 19 in the Aaron DeRoy Thea- ter. For information, call the Dance Committee of the Jewish Center, 883-0114 DI 1 - 4200, Ext. 246. We'll Go Anywhere Leo Mertz is chairman of the Dance Committee. Center Invites Dance Patrons 10% DISCOUNT Photography Equipment to Be Auctioned at Benefit The Detroit Professional Photo- graphers Association will hold its annual photography equipment auction and bake sale 7 p.m. Tues- day at Ferndale Community Cen- ter. Registration of equipment to be auctioned is 6-7 p.m. Proceeds go to the Detroit Pro- fessional Photographers Associa- tion Scholarship Fund, started in 1960 in memory of Bert Kanter- man and has been continued each year in memory of departed mem- bers who wt re instrumental in the promotion of professional Makes a Clean Sweep Beirut University Gets .. Million from Standard Oil NEW YORK — The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey has pledged a grant of up to S1,000,000 to the Centennial Fund Campaign of the American University at Beirut. Dr. Samuel B. Kirkwood, uni- versity president, said the grant will provide Si for each $3 con- tributed to the university by other members of the petroleum indus- try. (8, rO ~~v ll s' COUTURE-BOUTIQUE CUSTOM DESIGNS LINGERIE - LOUNGEWEAR Oak Park resident Mrs. Myer Goldstick of Church St., receives a portable color TV set from Sidney Bluestone, president of Sentry Drug Stores, in the recent Sentry Drug Sweepstakes. ACCESSORIES HARVARD ROW MALL 11 MILE & USHER 353-7640 American Civil Liberties Union presents • debate "SHOULD PUBLIC FUNDS BE USED FOR PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS?" NO YES Wm. Ryan, Speaker of House Joseph Malin, Principal St. Mar- tin's de Porres High Friday, March 28-8:00 P.M. Ernest Maxey, Ex. Dir. ACLU Anthony Perrino, Minister First Unitarian Church Munsford High School 17525 Wyoming (Bet. Six Mile IL Curtis) Admission $1.00 Parking Avoileble Question Period photography. All the Hot Water You Need GUIR81118811 I DETROIT TV SYSTEMS tradition meets tradition This is one guarantee that holds water. F011 PASSOVE* SIT Ir. COL : Woofs,'d rasa resiarol. 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