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Don Frohman, opera conductor
and vocal coach, will present Dr.
MORRIS SHOSKES, baritone, in
a vocal recital 3:30 p.m. Sunday
at the Birmingham Community
Auditorium. Admission is free.

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METROPOLITAN SOCIETY
FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND
ADULTS is having its "bargain
auction" 9:30 a.m. June 24 in the
community Arts Building at the
State Fair Grounds. Merchandise
will be available for viewing from
8 to 9:30 a.m. Volunteers. age 10
and older, are needed that =day.
To help, call Mrs. Mildred Cole-
stock or Chuck Busuito, 341-4900.

TN:. FREE COMMUNITY
Si11001. would like to open its
fifth semester in the middle of
June but seeks volunteer teachers.
Any person with a hobby or skill
and a special interest in corn-
inimity work can call Mary Reilly,
2P-5000, to volunteer to teach one
.,._ht a week fur a six-week
s , -nester.

Thomas Fitzsimmons. poet and
educator, will deliver the opening
lecture in the Wednesday night
: ■ .eture series sponsored by UNI-
X ERSITY CENTER FOR ADULT
LDUCATIoN each summer. The
lecture. "Japanese Poetry Now."
, ill take place 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day in the Rackham Educational
Memorial Auditorium. Others in
the series include Rabbi Sherwin
'I' Wine .June 21, and David Wine-
,nan July 5. There is an admis-
,ion charge. For information, call
tilt UCAF, office, 577-4665.

Michigan chapter of the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference
w ill present BLACK EXPO 11 a.m.
to midnight June 16-18 at the
\Id:Fagan State Fairgrounds. There
a nominal admission fee. For
:nformation, call the Black Expo
P ■ 7•2 headquarters, 903 - 5065. Es-
iduts and performances are 8ched
clod each evening.
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for Histadrut
Foundation

Emma Schaver, a member of
the national board of directors of
the Israel Histadrut Foundation,
Inc_ will host a reception for Dr.
Sol Stein, newly elected president
of the foundation, 8 p.m. Thursday
at her home, 25259 Ingleside,
Southfield.
Invitations have been sent to
those who have expressed inter-
est in support of the foundation.
A hich began its
operations '12
rears ago and
has since become
a major instru-
ment of the Na-
tional Committee
for Labor Israel.
The Histadrut
Foundation e (-
forts are direct-
ed towards the
funding of His- Dr. Stein
:wind's health, educational and
social welfare programs in
Is-
rael.
Dr. Stein has simultaneous-
ly headed the Ilistadrut Cam-
paign, fund-raising arm of the
National Committee for Labor
Israel.
During his stay here, Dr. Stein
will be available by appointment
to discuss any aspect of the Foun-
dation and the Histadrut Annuity
Fund.
For information, call the His-
tadrut office, 851-0606.
Ilistadrut Foundation Reaches 'Goal
of S25 Million Year Ahead of
Schedule

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SI.5.000.000 in long-term commit.
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Foundation. to be atiained by Is-
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f f.
the Jewish Defense League is this weekend in Pennsylvania.
available to elderly and disabled
This Week's Radio and
members of the Jewish community
Television Programs
throughout the area
The program, initiated in Octo-
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Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Station: WCAR.
Feature: Rabbi Harold S. Loss could lie brought by JDI, members
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Ruth Heckler Laredo, Detroit-
born pianist, will be the soloist
with the National
Symphony at the
John F. Kennedy
('enter for Per-
forming Arts in
Washington. D. C.
Saturday. She is
the first Detroit
pianist to appear
at the ('enter.
On June 16.
she and her hus-
violinist
h a n d ,
Mrs. Laredo
Jaime La redo.
will leave for Spoleto. Italy where
they both will appear in solo and
' chamber concerts at the Festiva!
of Two Worlds.

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the foundation 12 years a.

funds for the vital services of His-
tadrut to the immigrants and work-
ers in Israel.
A letter was read from Finance
Minister Pinhas Sapir which called
Dr. Stein "worthy of the post of
President of the foundation."

rIACK GORBACK

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chairman of the 1).•
the audience, of 4H11
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foundation would raise
000 within the coming 10 sears,
thus assuring a steady source of

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