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AJCongress Spurs June 3 Conference! 1 32—Friday, May 26, 1972
on Unemployment at Wayne State U.
For The Very Best

The American Jewish Congress'
Michigan Council, sharing the con-
cern of the general community
over the unemployment situation.
has scheduled an "Employment,
Unemployment and Career Educa-
tion Conference" June 3 at Wayne
State University's McGregor Me-
morial Center.
The conference is being held un-
der the auspices of the Michigan
State Advisory Council for Voca-
tional Education, in cooperation
with 18 other groups representing
labor, industry, education and the
community. The conference will
be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The cast of "Come Blow Your Horn," which opens June 3 at
the Jewish Center, includes (from left) standing: Tim Gerdan, Sally
Ann Kjellberg, Michael Malinowski and William Feinberg, who also
is the new president of Center Theater: seated: Lori Goldman,
Carol Rosenblum and Autumn Buss.
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Director Bill Premin has an - for the Detroit Institute of Musi-
nounced the cast of "Come Blow cal Arts in "Candida." She has
Your Horn," 1971-72 final produc- , danced with the Center Contem-
lion of Center Theater, June 3, 4, porary Dancers.
Newcomers to Center Theater
7 8 10 and 11 at the Jewish
are:
Center. They are:
Tim Gerdan, seen in "Sleep-
Bilil Fernberg, who appeared

with Center Theater in "Rose ihg Beauty" and "Babes In Arms"

Tattoo," "J. B ." ''Right You Are" - for Livonia-Redford Theater Guild
and "Fiddler On the Roof," plus !and "Inherit The Wind" and "Most
appearances with Wayne State's Happy Fella" for Dearborn Civic

Bonstelle, U. of D. and the Berk- . Theater.
. Michael Mahnowski. seen with
Icy Community Theater.
Dearborn Civic Theater tin "Ali
Carol Rosenblum, who appear-
" "Fiddler on the Roof,"
ed with Center Theater in "The Baba '
"The Most Happy Fella" and "Ro-
Odd Couple," and with the JCC
Young Actors Guild. She spent five sencrantz and Guildenstern Are
years with the "Once Upon a
Autumn Buss, who helped found
Time•Theater" in Dayton.
the COOS Players, where she star-
Loretta Goldman who appeared red in "No 'Exit" and "Janus,"
in "Two Times Two'' and "Death assistant directed "J. B." and di-
of a Salesman" at the Center and directed
- Pleasure of His Com-
pany ."
Sally Ann Kjellberg, formerly
with the Bay City Players, worked
on "Music Man," "South Pacific"
and "Wildcat" and appeared in
"The Most Happy Fella for Dear-
May 19 To Mr and Mrs Ken
born Civic Theater.
neth Siegel Tina Klein ■ . forme
Tickets for Neil Simon'',
Detroiters of Ypsilanti. a sot • comedy hit are available at the
Dylan Jonas
Center. For information about
theater parties, call the Center.
May 13 To Dr and Mrs Ronal
:141 4209, ext 223, weekday morn-
Hurwitz I Estelle Stern,. 1636 5 111,:S. Curtain time is 8,30 p n1. .
1,e
Crescent, Smithfield, a son,
7 30 p m. Sundays
Arthur
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employment field; for mdre
accurate statistics on the uneM-
ployment picture: and for new

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and intelligent uses of manpowler
to provide solutions to this prOb-
lem.

Prof. Sar Levitan, director of
the Center for Manpower Policy
Studies at George Washington
University, will be principal
speaker at the morning session.

Wayne E. Grimm. director of
the Chrysler Institute, and Julius
F. Rothman, president and nation-
al director of the Human Resources
Development Institute, AFL-CIO,
will respond to Levitan. The ses-
sion will be moderated by Law-
rence P. Doss, president of New
Detroit, Inc.

Luncheon speaker is S Martin
Taylor. director of the Michigan
Employment Security Commission.
Panel discussions in the after-
noon will encourage participants
to present their views.

Out of informal meetings in-
itiated last fall by the AJC, a num-
ber of exploratory conferences on
unemployment were held with rep-
resentatives of labor, industry, and
community groups under the lead-
ership of Dr. Abraham F. Citron
and Harley Selling, co-chairmen
of AJCommission on urban affairs,
and Mrs. Arnold E. Frank, presi-
dent of the Michigan Council.
The consensus pointed to the
need for some effort to focus pub_
tidy on the critical problem in

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Aeekend

for Seniors Slated

A seminar weekend for senior
adults will he held at the Butzel
Conference Center June 16-18. This
weekend is oven to Center non-
me m bers
Theme of the weekend is open
to Center non-members.
Theme of the weekend is "Our ,
,
Changing World." Discussions will
To Mr and Mrs. Aus-
May Ill
be led by Prof. Samuel Levin, for-
tin Hirschhorn. 18470 Fairfield,
mer history and economics pro-
a
dau_thter. l'aula Gail
lessor at Wayne State University.
William Feinberg has been
weekend is Abe :'•
May 4—To Mr and Mrs. Abra elected president of Center Theater Chairman of the
ham Selesny. 22633 Shevington, of the Jewish Center at its annual
entertainment,:
walks.
Nature
Southfield. a son. Joseph llovvard. meeting.
outdoor and indoor recreation.
Feinberg, an engineer who heads
swimming, dancing and book re-
April 22 — To Mr and Mrs. Pilot Engineering Co. in Detroit,
views will be included.
Michael F. Simon INaida Bader). graduated from Wayne State Uni-
Transportation is provided, and
20965 Glenmorra. Southfield. a son.' versify and holds a masters de- arrangements are for two in a i
Robert Aaron. . gree from the University of Mich-
room with a private bath.
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igan.
For information, call Ada Feld-
April 17—to Mr and Mrs. Bern- He has been seen with Center
man, 341-4200.
and Winograd (Nancy Davis), for- Theater, Wayne State's Bonstelle
mer Detroiters of St. Louis, a son, Theater, at the University of De-
Daniel Jay. troit and with the Stagecrafters.
Feinberg is presently starred in
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the Center Theater production of
"Come Blow Your Horn."
lie also serves as president of
Specialized
the Sholom Aleichem Institute_
Elected with Feinberg were
In Home or Hospital
vice president, Alan Kroker.
secretaries. Toby Lantz and Do-
lores MeGuiggam and treasurer,
Lee Dworkin.
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New directors are Donna Zat-
kin. Martin Reisig, Frank Picard.
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Lori Goldman and Ethel Levine.
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They will serve with incumbent di-
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rectors Jules Abrams, outgoirv,
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Dworkin, Ruth Seligson and Beth-
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