Internat'l Institute Barkin Nominated
as Successor to
Israel Chamber Orchestra to Be Feted to Host Israeli
Open House Soon Cantor Sonenklar
After Masonic Temple Performance
Announcement was made this
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, February 7, 1969
An Israeli Open House, featur-
Bertini received his musical ing song and dance, food and fun
education in Israel and at the will be presented at the Inter-
Verdi Conservatory in Milan. He national Institute, 3-5 p.m. Sunday.
studied conducting at the Na-
Tova Ben Zvi, Israeli folksinger,
tional Conservatory in Paris and teacher and lecturer will highlight
completed his musicology stu-
the program. Currently Ns orking
dies at the Sorbonne. He stu-
with the Israeli Tourist Office,
died composition with Arthur
Miss Ben Zvi was born in Poland
Honagger.
and immigrated in 1945 to Israel
Making his conducting debut where she studied music inten-
with the Israel Philharmonic in sively.
1955, he has been conductor in the
The Young Dancers Guild of the
orchestra's annual subscription Jewish Center, under the direction
series since 1958. He was associ- of Harriet Berg will co-star in the
ate conductor on Israel Philhar- program.
monic's world tour in 1660.
The public is invited at no
Besides appearing with all of charge. For information, call Mrs
Israel's major orchestras as guest Judy Brown, TR 1-8600.
conductor, Bertini has conducted
concerts in Switzerland, France,
Italy, Japan , Great Britain, India PGASP Plans Meeting
and the United States, where he With Speaker, Dancing
made his debut with the New Ycrk
j PGASP, single young adults (21-
Philharmonic in 1959.
The Israel Chamber Orchestra 35) of Adas Shalom, will meet 81
is supported by the Israel Ministry p.m. Sunday in the synagogue.
Barry Berman, former PGASP
of Education and Culture, the
Bethsabee de Rothschild Founcla- member and educator with the De•
ion for the Arts and the America- troit public schools, will speak on'
Israel Cultural Foundation, the lat- "Race Relations."
There will be dancing and re-
ter co-sponsoring with Columbia
Artists Management Inc. this sea-1 freshments. Single Jewish young
adults are invited.
son's American tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamburger
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ham-
burger will be hosts at a reception
honoring the members of the
Israel Chamber Orchestra in the
Oak Room of the Masonic Temple
immediately following the 8 p.m.
concert Feb. 22.
Tickets for the concert are still
available and may be obtained at
the Masonic Temple box office.
The Israel Chamber Orchestra,
which recently scored successes on
its European tour and in appear.
ances at festivals last spring, is
Israel's top chamber ensemble.
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The 1968-69 B'nai B'rith Services Appeal gratefully acnowledges the
many contributors and workers who have made the Campaign a success.
The B'nai B'rith Services Appeal Campaign Leadership
Co-Chairmen:
Cupid to Slav Hearts
in Social Singles' Caper
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Phone: EL. 3-2110
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B'nai B'rith Youth Organization • Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai B'rith • Bellefaire Home Service • B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda-
tions • Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital • B'nai B'rith Center-
Rochester • B'nai B'rith Vocational Guidance • National Jewish
Hospital • B'nai B'rith Israel Program • B'nai B'rith Building •
Armed Forces and Veterans • B'nai B'rith Women's Childrens'
Home in Israel.
Two days remain in the National
Children's Dental Health Week'
"Smile-In," being sponsored local.'
ly by the Detroit District Dental
Society.
According to health week co-
chairmen Drs: Arnold Golnick and
Harvey A. Beaver, preventive den-
tistry is the goal of the society,
and through this campaign they
hope to help parents achieve good
health habits among their children.
Persons who do not have a
family dentist are invited to call
the dental society, which will give
the names of several in the area.
The referral service phone number
of the Detroit District Dental So-
ciety is 883-3330.
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GARY BERTINI
Acclaimed by critics, the Israel
Chamber Orchestra is making its
first U.S. tour.
The orchestra was founded in
1965 by its musical director, Gary
Bertini, following strenuous audi-
tions of the country's best young
musicians. During the next 12
months, the orchestra's members!
developed a unity as an ensemble
and the high standards of per-
formance which have become its
trademarks. Of those selected.
some had finished their training
abroad, or at the Samuel Rubin
Academy of Music in Tel Aviv.
Others w e r e newcomers who
brought with them vast musical
experience from the capitals of
Europe.
In 1966, the Israel Chamber
Orchestra presented its first con-
certs throughout Israel.
Jewish Social Singles (25-40) will
present "Cupid's Capers" 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 14 at the Lafayette Towers
West party room.
In an effort to match rides with
riders, those who can offer trans-
portation and those who ,need rides
are advised to call Kati Gordon,
531-4833.
There is an admission charge.
rg-
week by Samuel C. Kovan, presi-
dent of Shaarey Zedek, that Can-
tor Jacob Barkin
has been recom-
': mended un an i-
%j mously, by the
;synagogue's
board, to be the
cantor to succeed
Jacob H. Sonenk-
lar, whose retire-
Barkin ment is set for
the end of this year. The entire
congregation will vote on the rec-
ommendation at the annual meet-
ing of Shaarey Zedek in April.
.
Leonard N. Simons, Honorary Chairman
Irwin I. Cohn
Mrs. Harold Robinson
David Pollack
Mrs. Jack Sayles
Milton M. Weinstein
Mrs. Frances Solovich
Will be honored
on Saturday evening, February 8, 7:00 P.M.
at the
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Congregation Shaarey Zedek
B'nai B'rith Services Appeal Victory Dinner Dance
Special Guest
David M. Blumberg
Vice President, Supreme Lodge of B'nai B'rith
National Chairman, Community Resources & Development