32 May 21, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Peace in the Land
And I will give peace in
the land and ye shall lie
down and none shall make
you afraid.
—Leviticus
MICHAEL KAPLIT
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Telethon to Help Retarded Nears
Soupy Sales Fourth An-
nual Telethon for the Re-
tarded ,will originate from
the Detroit Light Guard
Armory, 8 p.m. June 5
through 4 p.m. June 6.
Parking and admission to
the public are free. The tele-
cast will be carried in its en-
tirety in the Detroit area on
WKBD-TV. SOupy and his
co-host, Barbara McNair,
will present Milton Berle,
Donald O'Connor, George
Huntington Woods
to Hold Art Fair
Huntington Woods will
hold its 16th annual art fair
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at
the Scotia-Hart recreation
area.
More than 100 artists will
exhibit paintings, sculpture,
graphics, photography, pot-
tery, jewelry, weaving and
crafts. There will be demon-
strations of Bicentennial
crafts, internationsl folk
dancing and puppet shows.
Admission is free and
open to the public.
NEEDLEPOINT
SELMA'S Yarn Shop
Jessel, the Ink Spots, Pat
Suzuki, the Harmonica Ras-
cals, Johnny Desmond, Ken
Sherburne, Godfrey Cam-
bridge, and sports stars. lo-
cal celebrities and enter-
tainers.
Goal of this year's tele-
thon is to raise $500,000 in
cash and pledges to aid the
retarded in Michigan.
CHICAGO — The Consu-
late General of Israel an-
nounces the second Arthur
Rubinstein International
Piano Master Competition
will be held April 4-17, 1977,
in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The competition is open to
pianists of all nationalities
between age 18 and 32.
Young pianists, prize win-
ners of international compe-
titions and those who have
already attained elevated
concert standards are in-
vited.
Applications and techni-
cal and artistic details are
available by writing the
Consulate General of Israel,
111 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago,
Ill., 60601.
The Harbinger Dance
Company will present con-
certs to mark its fifth anni-
versary 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day and Thursday at the
Detroit Institute of Arts
Auditorium.
Tickets are available at
the DIA ticket office, Hud-
son's and the Wayne State
University book store.
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OP to Present
'Sing in Circus'
let there be light inc.
"AN ADVENTURE IN CONTEMPORARY LIGHTING"
The "sing-in circus," a
vocal music concert, will be
held 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
Oak Park High School.
Proceeds will go to the mu-
sic scholarship fund in the
Oak Park school district.
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JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Israel now ranks number
one as the most efficient
agricultural nation in the
world.
Despite the investment of
enormous energies and huge
capital, the world has not
been able to expand agricul-
tural production by more
than 1.7 percent annually.
Israel, by contrast, has
shown an annual growth in
agricultural production of
around seven percent. Israel
produces 70 percent of all its
food needs.
Kibutz Volunteers
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Some 30,000 volunteers
from all parts of the world,
including a substantial
number of non-Jews, are
expected to come to Israel
this year to work on kibut-
zim, according to the Execu-
tive of the World Zionist Or-
ganization. In the first
quarter of 1976 more than
75 percent of the volunteers
were non-Jews. Last year
the total number of volun-
teers was 24,000.
GIVE YOUR INVITATION
A "NAME"
has lived in the Detroit
area for the last four
years. Originally from
Bethesda, Maryland, he
spent four years at the
Berklee School of Music in
Boston.
In 1970 he joined Billy
Maxted and his Orchestra
as arranger and bassist.
During the next 13 months
that he spent with Maxted
nine were spent as the house
band at the Pontchartrain
Hotel.
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for the Arts to compose an
extended work for sym-
phony orchestra and jazz or-
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The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will present an
NBD Coffee Concert 10:45
a.m. May 28 at Ford Audito-
rium. Coffee will begin at
9:30.
The program will feature
conductor Alexander Gib-
son and pianist Leonard
Pennario, who will perform
Wagner's "Prelude to 'Die
Meistersinger' "; Liszt's
"Piano Concerto No. 2" and
Schubert's "Symphony No.
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Jeffrey Steinberg will
conduct the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra and the
Austin Moro Jazz Orchestra
performing his own compos-
ition May 30 at Ford Audi-
torium.
Steinberg received a grant
in the spring of 1975 from
Piano Competition
Slated in Israel
Dance Company
Plans Concerts
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