Primrose Plans Benefit Donor Event
UHS Women Plan
Musical Matinee
Next Wednesday
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools, nearing a
half century of service, invites the
community to its annual affair, a
musical matine e, 12: 15 p.m.
Wednesday, at Shaarey Zedek Syn-
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
'Phe DAVE BRUBECK TRIO. the •
Oakland University chorus and 28 — Friday, November 14, 1969
guest soloist, will combine Dec.
MOVING TO SOUTHFIELD
to present the Michigan premiere
of "The Gates of Justice," a new
Brubeck cantata. The 8:30 per-
formance will be in the Sports and
Recreation Building.
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ED BURG
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agogue.
Annette Chajes, mezzo soprano.
-and Julius Chajes, composer, con-
cert pianist and conductor, will
- present a program of classical
and modern, _European. American
and Israeli music. Chajes will in-
clude his own compositions as
Primrose Benevolent Club will hold a donor committee meeting,
11:30 a.m. Saturday at the home of 3Irs. Sam Weinman. 2-1260 Church,
Oak Park, in preparation for its Nov. 18 luncheon at the Raleigh
House. Entertainment by the strolling musicians and many prizes
will be featured. Prtn•eeds will he gken to many charities. Assisting
3Irs. Lawrence Shapiro (second from left, seated), donor chairman.
are (front left) standing Mesdames Irving Waxman, Joseph Rod-
man. Sam Mager and San, Weinman; seated Mesdames Harry
Brown, Morris Greenberg and Nathan Sandler. Not shown is Mollie
Kobrin.
Two Young Artists to Perform
in Music Study Club's Concert
Music Study Club of Detroit will
present Isidor Saslav, violinist,
and Maria Ewing, mezzo soprano,
at its 45th anniversary concert 7:30
p.m. Sunday at Oak Park High
School's auditorium.
Proceeds (ruin the event will
provide scholarships for talented
young musicians and opportunities
for them to apepar professionally
in concert. as well as music schol-
arships and instruments for Israel.
The club also participates with
Wayne State University in its
Public School Junior String Proj-
ect, which enables six string
majors at the university to give
free lessons to 30 youngsters of
families with limited income.
Sashay, 31. a native of .Jerusa-
lem. was brought to this country
as a child. His early musical train-
ing in Detroit was with Jerome
Stasson, who nurtured the boy's
talent until he was ready to con-
tinue under the guidance of Mischa
Mischakoff. Music Study Club
awarded young Saslav a number
Of scholarships to assist him. In
1955, he joined the Detroit Sym-
phony, under Paul Paray. as its
youngest member.
Three years later. he left for a
year's study in Munich and upon
his return was presented by the
Music Study Club at its 1959 An-
nual Artist Concert..In 1961. he
received his BA in music at Wayne
State and his music masters and
music doctorate from Indiana Uni-
versity, whesre he majored in
violin under Josef Gingold.
Saslav has been
a participant in
the C'asals Fes-
tival in Puerto
Rico for eight
years, concert-
master of the
Buffalo Philhar-
monic Orchestra
and the Minne-
sota Sy mphony
and this season.
with Misch:ikon,
co- concertmaster
with the Balt i-
more Symphony
Sashay
°relic t
Miss Ewing was born in Detroit
in 1950. She began her serious
vocal studies with Marjorie Gordon
and in summer 1967 was awarded
a full scholarship •
to the Cleveland
Institute of Mu-
sic and is cur-
rently studying
With Eleanor Ste-
ber, former Me-
tropolitan Opera
prima donna. En-
tering 1969 Me-
tropolitan . Aud i-
tions. she wen
first place in both Miss Ewing
the district and regional competi-
tions. This coming December. she
will sing the role of Rosina in
RossinPs "Barber of Seville."
For ticket information, call Mrs.
Ben Meckler. 342-4058. or Mrs..
Max Reich, VE 5-6127. Tickets
may be purchased from Grinnel's
or the box office the night of the
concert.
Co-Op Council
to Describe Work
at League Brunch
Continuing the theme for the
year of "Our Troubled Youth• - the
A petite buffet will precede the
concert, with background music
on a classical guitar provided by
Robert Polansky, a music major
at Oakland University.
NIrs. .Joseph B. Kripke, presi-
dent. said the continuing purpose
of the auxiliary is to provide funds
to encourage and promote Hebrew
education and experience fur the
young.
Mrs.
Charles Robinson, ways
and means vice president, can be
contacted at 341-6156 for informa-
tion on general admission, patron
and sponsor tickets.
Mrs. Jack Axelrod, ticket chair-
man, said ticekts may be obtained
at the door.
The continuing purpose of the
auxiliary is to provide funds to
encourage and promote Hebrew
education and experience for the
young.
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League of Jewish Women's Organi-
zations' next meeting 12:15 p.m.
Thursday at Temple Israel will be 1)idititc Stcin
hosted by the Co-Operative Coun-
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ice organiaztions under the aegis
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invited.
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stone is president
of the League of
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