34 Friday, January 1, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Without-earnestness no
man is. .fity#r great or does
really,grg.things. He may
. be the caeyerest of men; he

may be brilliant, entertain-
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want weight.
—Bayne

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NEW YORK — A panel of
"While we recognize
legal experts and human the right of individuals to
rights advocates has called associate freely with
on businesses and civic whomever they choose
organizations not to support for the purpose of social
social clubs that discrimi- relationships," said
nate against women, charg- Franklin Ornstein, co-
ing that such clubs are es- moderator of the consul-
sentially places of public ac- __tation and chairperson of
commodation and that their AJC's National Commit-
exclusionary practices viol- tee on Social Club Dis-
ate women's rights to equal- crimination, "it is clear
ity of opportunity.
that most of the prestigi-
The panelist spoke at a ous social clubs are 'pri-
consultation sponsored by vate' only in the most
the American Jewish superficial use of the
term- many of their hun-
Committee.
' often thousands,
dreds,
of members scarcely
know each other.
"Moreover, one of their
primary functions has noth-
ing at all to do with private,
socializing . . . such clubs
are important meeting
places for business and the
professions."

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The Village Puppet
Players will present a free
marionette show this
weekend at the Meadow-
brook villa ge Mall in
Rochester.
The players will perform
"Pinnocchio," "The Littlest
Mermaid" and "Peter Rab-
bit" on a rotating schedule
beginning at 3:30 p.m.
today and running through
3:30 p.m. Sunday. The mall
is located at theintersection
of Walton Blvd. and Adams
Rd. in Rochester.

NEW YORK — Jack
Grunspan, 'assistant con-
troller for Jewish National
Fund since last February,
has been named controller
of the organization.

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JAKICS

The Allen Rubiner Gal-
lery, 621 S. Washington,
Royal Oak, begins 1983
with a new exhibition.
Artists to be represented
in the exhibition are:
William House, Nancy
Thayer, Sharron Francis,
Aviva Robinson, Fritz
Mayhew, Marjorie Hecht,
David Tammany, Jeanne
Tennent, Suzanne Dalton,
Enit Tidwell, Charlotte
Segal, Darryl Hughto,
Susan Roth, Peter Regnito,
Ronnie Landifeld, David
Bigelow and Robert ,Bur-
kert.
Gallery hours are 10
a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday
through Friday and 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday.

The Woodwind Quintet
will appear in concert 10:30
a.m. Jan. 16 at the Pruden-
tial Town Center, sponsored
by the Southfield\ Cultural
Arts Division.
Featured artists include
Shaul Ben-Meir, flute; John
Snow, oboe; Douglas Cor-
nelsen, clarinet; Paul Gan-
son, bassoon; and Corbin
Wagner, French horn.
Brunch will be served.
For reservations and tic-
kets, call the cultural arts
office, 354-4717.

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