THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 26—Friday,'March 14, 1969 Ron Stone Agency Takes New Name Detroit agency Ron Stone and Co. celebrated its 12th anniversary with a change of name. It is now Stone Watkins'August, Inc. The Watkins in the name is executive art director, vice presi- dent and treasurer Tom Watkins, a co-founder. The August is James M. August, who joined the firm as executive vice president last Sep- tember. Stone continues as presi- dent. Simultaneously, the firm an- nounced four new accounts: Grill Corp., a division of Gidon Indus- tries; Grace/Wolpin Broadcasting; Glenn Pontiac; and Englander-Tri- angle Furniture Stores. Gidon In- dustries is in Toronto; the other firms are all in Detroit. A minia- ture hibachi manufactured by Grill Corp. is scheduled to go into national distribution in April. Stone Watkins August projects 1969 billings of $2,800,000, up from $2,200,000 in 1968. Billings at the end of the firm's first year were $80,000, Stone recalls. 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He has produced a number of plays on his own and has become one of the outstanding actors of the American Yiddish theater. Buloff is also a permanent member of the Habima Company. For almost four years he played the role of the Persian peddler, All Hakim, in the original New York production of "Oklahoma." He is also remembered for other Broadway roles in such plays as "My Sifri.er Eileen," "The Wall" and, with the late Gertrude Berg, in "Dear Me, the Sky is Falling." He has just re- cently returned from Florida where he appeared in Arthur Miller's "The Price." Tickets for Buloff's performance are now on sale at the Center. That afternoon in the theater, the Hebrew department of the Center will present a "Youth Zim- riya" at 3 p.m. This annual choral songfest is based on the Zimriya started in Israel 15 years ago as an international event attracting choirs from throughout the world. More recently, the Youth Zim- riya for children's choirs became performance of "The Maids" by Jean Genet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday; an annual event. The Detroit Youth Zimriya, co- a concert by Center Symphony 8:30 ordinated by Mordekhai Tel-Tsur, p.m. March 25 featuring guest con- will include the following choirs: dctor Nathan Gordon and Julius Akiva Day School, Bnai Moshe Chajes performing his own com- Religious School, Cong.. Bnai position; and the showing of the David, Combined Jewish Schools, film "Long Day's Journey Into Hashomer Hatzair, Hillel Day Night," 8 p.m. March 27. School and Jewish Parents Insti- At 8:30 p.m. March 29, the Yiddish Committee will again tute. Each group will present two sponsor an evening of Yiddish songs — predominantly modern theater and folk songs, featuring Hebrew folk songs — and three Dina Halpern and„Cantor Louis songs will be performed by a Klein. \ combined 250-member choir of A musical program "Battle of all participating groups. the Bands," will be held 1:30-5 The two-week Center festival of p.m. March 30. Prizes; in the drama, music and art also will in- form of musical instruments, will clude an art exhibit and sale, in- be awarded to the winning groups. cluding the works of silversmith For information on any of the Maxwell M. 'Chayat and glass special activities, call the Jewish sculptor Herman Perlman; a talk Center, 341-4200, ext. 292. by Samuel J. 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