Levine-Beitman Helen Bilander Has Engagement Told June Nuptial Plans BREVITIES " A N AFTERNOON OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW" will be presented 4 p.m. Sunday at the Cameo Theater in the Henry Ford Centennial Library, Dear- born. For tickets, call the Dearborn Recreation Depart- ment, 584-1200, ext. 263. * * Experienced musicians who would like to join the SCANDINAVIAN SYM- PHONY ORCHESTRA for a special concert to be held April 14 on Channel 56, may write to the 'personnel mana- ger, Scandinavian Symphony Orchestra, 1811 Stanford, Berkley, 48072. The 44-year- old orchestra, which is now located in Southfield, an- nounces that concertmaster, Mischa Mischakoff and his wife, Hortense, will head the string section. Music director is William Savola. Detroiter Exhibits Beth El Model in Brandeis Display FARMINGTON HILLS HAIR REMOVAL CENTER ' Gentle - Effective - Permanent 851-9175 for app't. LOTTIE . D. HALPERIN'R. E. Farmington Square Professional Village 32910 W. 13 Mile Rd. nr. Farmington Rd. International Music with HENRY WAKNINE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 355-4913 547-0586 Aid Kushner of Avon Ave. Oak Park, is shown with two of his seven models on dis- play at the American Jewish Historical Society on the Brandeis University campus. The miniature buildings are used to describe synagogue architecture in the U. S., and includes Temple Beth • El's former site at Woodward and Gladstone Ayes. Paintings by DEANNA SPERKA will be exhibited from Monday through March 29 at the University of Mich- igan's Gallery of the North Campus Commons, 2101 Bonisteel, Ann Arbor. Mrs. Sperka's paintings have been shown in galleries in Detroit, New York and Israel and have been exhibited in all- Michigan shows. She studied in New York and Cooper Union of the Arts and the Brooklyn Museum Art School and has taught at the Jewish Center. A reception in her honor will be held 3 p.m. MISS WENDY LEVINE March 17 in the gallery. The Mr. and Mrs. Na than gallery is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Levine of Devon Rd., Frank- lin, announce the engagement Friday. of their daughter Wendy * * * Susan to Robert David Beit- March is NATIONAL EYE- man, son of Dr. and Mrs. BANK MONTH, and the Max R. Beitman of North Wayne State University Di- Park Dr., Southfield. vision of the Michigan Eye- Miss Levine is a student at Rank will have a series of the University of Michigan. special programs in the area Her fiance attends Wayne to mark the event. State University's school of * * * Friendship Circle to Mark Milestones \, The Golden Friendship Circle, senior citizen group at the Jewish Center, wiP hold a "giving thanks" party/ celebrating member's birth days, anniversaries and other milestones 7:30 p.m. Wedne' day at the 10 Mile Center. Entertainment will include; songs by accordianist Tony Orlando. Refreshments be served. Murry Lieberman is president of the G(' - Friendship Circle. "Something attempted, something done, has earner a night's repose." Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Bi- —Longfellow lander of Greenbriar Ave., Oak Park, announce the en- gagement of their daughter Classifieds Get Quick Result. Helen Edith to Theodore A. The Best To You Wizenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wizenberg of Hy- stone Ave., Huntington Woods. Miss Bilander was gradu- ated from Wayne State Uni- versity with a degree in ele- in ... mentary education. Her fi- medicine. FOR Ili, ance was graduated from the A June wedding is planned. University of Michigan and OCCIIS10%ti attends Wayne State's medi- BIG BANDS OR cal school. Braille Institute SMALL COMBOS A June wedding is planned. MISS HELEN BILANDER HAL GORDON) CHILDREN'S LEUKEMIA :FOUNDATION OF MICHI- GAN will have a theater par- ty to see Lucille Ball in "Mame" April 2 at the Amer- Inaugurates New icana I Theater. Proceeds Classifieds Get Quick Results will aid the foundation. For Program for Aged information and tickets, call The Jewish Braille Insti- BARBARA'S STATIONERY Mrs. Alan Cornfield, co-chair- tute, having integrated young man, 626-0393. people into public schools * * * • and Hebrew schools, is in- ORCHARD MALL, Maple augurating a new program to and Or chard Lake Rds. integrate elderly blind people _plans the following promo- into existing senior citizen tional activities: Artwall, programs. The organization Bring this Ad for Outstanding Savings on March 17; Cre4tive Council will start its program by Arts and Craft, April 4-13; training social workers and Bat Mitzvas Bar Mitzvas Spring Cooperative Pages, teachers now in programs April 4; and a grand open- for elderly people to work Confirmations & Weddings etc. ing, April 25-May 4, featuring with the blind. give-aways, contests and Dr. Jacob Freid, executive 725 S. Adams Road, Next to South Adams Square Arcade prizes. Phone 642-3860 director of the Jewish Braille in Birmingham, Michigan * * * Institute, was inspired to set The Parent Guild of Gate- up a program of this type way Montessori House, Inc., when he heard an elderly will sponsor a preview per- blind woman say: "There is formance of the MEADOW nothing for me to do but BROOK THEATER presenta- wait to die." He called to- tion of the Agatha Christie gether the heads of various mystery, "TEN LITTLE IN- agencies dealing with elderly DIANS" on March 27, Gat- people and discussed with way, 1775 Melton, Birming- them a program of inte- ham, is a non-profit, non- grating the elderly blind into denominational pre - school their programs. and kindergarten, affiliated The Braille Institute will with Association Montessori start this training, a crash Internationale and the Michi- four-week program, with gan Montessori Society. temples, organizations and social workers bringing the * * * Southfield High S c h o o l aged blind into the existing Bands, Orchestra and Con- programs. The Jewish Braille Institute cert Ch6ir will present a "CANDLELIGHT CABARET has been in the forefront of off CONCERT" 8 p.m. March 16 the fight for equal oppor- at the high school. Refresh- tunity for blind people and The Regular Price for equal rights for blind ments will be served. students to go to the college Plaids * * * of their choice. The organiz- Solids "COUNT DRACULA," ation also publishes the adapted by Ted Tiller from Jewish Braille Review. Checks Bram Stroker's fam6Us 19th Century vampire novel, opens All New Spring at Wayne State University's Criterion to View Fashions Bonstelle Theater March 15 Musical at Center for a two week-run. Criterion. Club will attend Open Sunday * * * the musical revue, "Two Noon til 4 Peter Barnes' "THE RUL- Knights with Nancy," star- ING CLASS," the London ring Nancy_Gurwin and com- Sat. til 6, daily 9:30 - 5 stage hit that was made into pany, March 16 at Center the recent widely discussed Theater. film, makes its first local Friends and guests wishing stage appearance this month tickets, may call Betty Wein- when it joins the Hilberry berg, 559-5175. Theater repertory. 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