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Soviet-born pianist VladimirSymphony Orchestra's ' associate -next pair of Thursdy/Ssitiliclay troit Symphony on numerous oc-
Ashkenazy will join the Detroit I conductor, Pierre Hetu. for the Concerts on March 11 and 13 at casions :during the. last four sea-
8:30 p.m. in Ford Auditorium. sons of the Meadow Brook Music
Ashkenazy, who will be making Festival, most 'recently last sum-
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS his first appearances with the sym- mer. For the past two years, Ash-
38—Friday, March 5, 1971
phony in Ford Auditorium, will be kenazy has been the artist-in-resi-
heard in Rachmaninoff's Concerto deuce at Oakland University, where
No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra in he has taught master classes in
minor, Opus 30. piano.
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IN FRONT OF THE Miami
Beach hotel where he and wife
Ruth are staying, George Haar was
using a magnifying glass to read
the fine print of a newspaper when
the smell of smoke infiltrated his
nostrils . . . The sun had been hit-
ting George's heavy lens reading
helper . and burnt a hole in his
pants!
LOCAL BARRISTER Leonard
Hyman is attorney in America for
Israel Defense Minister Moishe
Dayan . . . on the sale of those
watches without permission of his
name usage.
DATE OF THE annual cham-
pagne dinner-dance for Detroit
Businessmen's Group, City of
?Tope, is set for Nov. 7 .. - Instal-
lation party for members and
friends is April 27 at Town and
Country Club.
AT THE RECENT board of di-
rectors meeting of Detroit Business-
men's Group, City of Hope, in oil-
man Eugene Epstein's office, Jack
Beckwith, tasting the coffee given
to him, remarked, "Now I know
what Gene does with the oil that
comes back!"
IN THE DETROIT News society
photo on Michael Aller's lavish
"Love Affair" shindig, that was
Henry Baskin pictured as escort
with Mary Fisher ... even though
only Max's daughter's name was
mentioned. -
SAMMY WOOLF testimonial
dinner-dance May 25, will be at
the Raleigh House . . ..with one
of the largest crowds to attend
such an honoring affair expected
to be on hand . . . Max Sosin
will be toastmaster .. . Maurice
Cohen is ticket chairman, and
Dr. Al Nickiman is invitation
chairman ... both sons-in-law of
Sammy . After expenses, pro-
ceeds will be given for retarded
children.
STILL LOST are 52 people . . .
as plans forge ahead for the re-
union of 1961 Mumford High grad-
uates, June 12, at the Roostertail
. . . Info about the "missing per-
sons" can be sent to Judy Schultz
Sasson, 14781 Talbot, Oak Park.
CALLING JIMMY LAKER . . .
It was back in 1945 that you had
the photography bug, and were
"shooting" a group of women .. .
had them all set in the viewfinder
when one sneezed . . . All was set
... then she sneezed again ... By
this time, you were disgusted . .
The room was warm and the gals '
about to call it quits . . . The
lady of many "ah-choos," feeling
ashamed, promised to keep it in
. . . So you tried again . . . The
gals perspired no end as you lined
up for the shot . Finally, it was
all set . . The woman kept_ her
promise . . . and then . . . you
sneezed!
IRVING LITKE likes to go duck
hunting . . . and while waiting
around for the hunting season to
open, he practices duck calls . . .
Iry has a duck caller with which
he has proverbially broken at least
three leases . . . During his recent
two-week vacation, Iry sat around
the house in Southfield and did
nothing from morning until night
but call ducks . . . And late one
night his call was answered! . . .
A green teal duck came - sailing
through the window and landed at
his feet . . A note was attached
to the duck's neck, "Here's your
mate. Now go and lay an egg!"
The sexes are the first, or are
among the first, great experiments
in the social subdivision of labor.
—Samuel Butler.