26—Friday, Dec. 28, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Beth El Marrieds Planning New Year Bash

Young Soviet Jewish Artist to Have
American Debut at Shaarey Zedek

The evening will include a
Temple Beth El Married
Group will have a New buffet supper, dance band
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
Year's Eve party 8:30 p.m. and favors. For information,
host the American debut of
Monday at the new temple. call Mary Sue Whitehead,
399-7644, or Toni Jacob, 398- young violinist Alexander
Treger, a recent emigre
8979.
from Russia, 8:30 p.m. Jan.
16.
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Upon his arrival in Detroit,
Treger was brought to the
attention of Shaarey Zedek
TAP, BALLET, ACROBATIC
Ages 3 thru High School or
Cantor Jacob Barkin, who in
A LEARNING NURSERY PROGRAM
turn arranged for him to be
Ages 3 thru 5
heard by leading musicians
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formance was arranged un-
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and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
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Green.
Several musical personali-
ties and artist representa-
tives from New York will be
present for the debut, along

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with local musicians. Treger
will play works by Bach,
Beethoven, Chausson, Bloch,
Wieniawski and Shedrin. Leo
Barkin will be accompanist.
Admission is free, but
tickets must be secured
through the synagogue of-
fices (357-5544).
Treger, 25, was born in
Moldavia, Russia, and began
his musical studies at age 6
in the local academy. At 14,
he was entered in a regional
competition and won a
scholarship to stud yunder
the master Michael Unter-
berg.
The following year, just
past his 15th birthday, his
tutor entered him in the na-
tional Riga competition and
upon being awarded the first
prize, he was recommended
to the Moscow Conservatory
to pursue a serious career.
He came to the immediate
attention of the renowned
David Oistrakh and was ac-
cepted into the artist class
under his tutelage. After six
years, he was graduated
with honors and awarded the
prestigious Artist Diploma in
recognition of his accom-
plishments.
Until his graduation in
1972, Treger traveled evten-
sively throughout the USSR
performing with every major
orchestra and in numerous
ALEXANDER TREGER I solo recitals.

Among other restrictions,
Treger was not permitted to
take his instrument with
him, and friends are in the
process of securing a violin
for his debut.

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Project on Mideast
to Fight Propaganda

NEW YORK — "Project
Consultation," an informa-
tional and action service to
local Jewish communities on
all aspects of, the Middle
East situation, has been
made the number one prior-
ity of Anti-Defamation League
offices around the country.
The service, designed to
combat misinformation and
Arab propaganda, includes
surveys and evaluation of lo-
cal attitudes and trends, as-
sessment of issues and
problems, assistance in es-
tablishing community task
forces, programs and speak-
ers bureaus and provision of
special materials.

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a post he has held since
1945.
An adjunct professor of
history and Jewish studies
at CCNY, Rabbi Zuckerman
also received an appointment
as professor of Jewish civil-
ization at the Reconstruction-
ist Rabbinical College.
He was the author of "A
Jewish Princedom in Feudal
France, 768-900" for which
he received the Bernard H.
Marks award of the Jewish
Book Council of the National
Jewish Welfare Board for an
outstanding work in Jewish
history.

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Longtime MSU Hillel Director,
Rabbi Zuckerman, to Retire

Rabbi Arthur J. Zucker-
man, founder of the Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation at
Michigan State University in
1939, will be honored Sunday
at a farewell reception at the
Society for the Advancement
of Judaism, New York, on
the occasion of his retirement
after 35 years of service to
Hillel.
Rabbi Zuckerman, who was
the spiritual leader of Shaarei
Zed e k Synagogue in East
Lansing, was the founder and
first director of the Hillel
Foundation at the University
of Washington in Seattle and
the director of Hillel at the

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