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At the Shaarit Haplaytah leadership reception dinner, hosted by
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Halpern, which resulted in $40,000 in Israel Bond
subscriptions are (from left): Arnold Einhorn, Israel Bond dinner-
dance chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Halpern; Henry Levy, former JDC
director in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and North Africa, guest speaker;
and Martin Walter, who chaired the reception. Dr. John J. Mames is
president of the Shaarit Haplaytah.
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"The Teachers' Role in the
Speech Development of the Young
Child" will be discussed by Fran-
ces Eldis, speech therapist, Detroit
Public Schools, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
at the Morris Pre-Kindergarten,
18001 Wyoming. This program will
follow a business meeting of the
DETROIT ASSOCIATION FOR
THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG
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CHILDREN, conducted by Presi-
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Detroit Branch, AMERICAN AS-
SOCIATION of UNIVERSITY
WOMEN will present Mike Whorf
of WJR's Kaleidoscope in a per-
formance of "The Voice of Herit-
age" at its annual tea 2 p.m. Feb.
22 in Mme. Cadillac Alumnae Hall,
Marygrove College. The purpose of
the tea is to raise money for the
AAUW Fellowships Program,
which provides grants to qualified
women for graduate study. Mrs.
George M. Rubin of Huntington
Rd., Huntington Woods, is a mem-
ber of the fellowships committee.
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Starring in the lavish production
of "SHOWBOAT" which comes to
the Masonic Auditorium on Feb. 14,
for one performance, are Robert
Horton and his wife, Marilynn, and
Joan Nelson, plus an all-star
Broadway cast.
• • •
Milo Sperber has returned to
Oakland University's Meadow
Brook Theater to direct the first
English language version of Franz
Kafka's THE CASTLE to be pre-
sented in the United States. This
production will open a four week
run Thursday.
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Detroit Town Hall will present
the world renowned sculpturess
FIORDE HENRIQUEZ, it a.m.
Wednesday at the Fisher Theater.
Her topic will be "In Love With
Clay."
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The 1970 official MICHIGAN
HIGHWAY MAP is ready for free
distribution, the State Highway
Commission announced. Copies are
available by writing on a postcard
to: MAPS, State Highway Com-
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The critical acclaim accorded
young pianist MISHA DICHTER
in the United- States came when
the 24-year-old virtuoso returned
from the Soviet Union after win-
ning second place in the Interna-
tional Tchaikovsky Competition in
Moscow. Dichter comes to the Ma-
sonic Auditorium on Feb. 21. In
June 1966, when Dichter won his
prize in Moscow, he placed second
to a young Russian, but Dichtcr
was the popular favorite, and in
his concert appearances in Moscow
following the competition, he was
accorded ovations unequalled by
any of the other contestants. Dich-
ter's first appearance in the Uni-
ted States after the competition,
was with the Boston Symphony
under the direction of Erich.Leins-
dorf in Tanglewood, Mass., in 1966.
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Oakland University has received
a $10,984 grant from the National
Science Foundation to support a
summer program for 35 gifted area
high school science and mathema-
tics students.
Applicants will be selected
through various criteria with em-
phasis based on scores on the
Michigan Mathematics Prize com-
petition Parts I and II and on
recommendations from high school
mathematics teachers. High school
students interested in applying
should contact Prof. James Mc-
Kay for application materials. The
summer program will run from
June 22 through Aug. 7. Prof. Mc-
Kay and Donald G. Mahn, asso-
ciate professor of mathematics at
OU, will staff the program.
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York to Israel via Pan American Airways with stopover
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