THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Arts Council Seeks Michigan Artists
A major effort to dis-
cover Michigan's artists
is now under way by the
Michigan Council for the
Arts. Directed by the In-
stitute for Social Re-
search of the University
of Michigan, the study in-
volves inquiry forms
which have been sent to
25,000 persons across the
state. Persons engaged in
music, dance, theatre as
well as in the visual arts
are being contacted.
A major benefit of this
survey will be the estab-
lishment of a roster of ar-
tists who can be reached
regularly with informa-
tion which is important to
them and their work:
Israel Cabinet Gets Budget:
Price Hikes, Deficit Forseen
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Finance Minister
Yehoshua Rabinowitz
presented the Cabinet
Persons who would like with a national budget of
to participate but have $15 billion that presumes
not received the inquiry a 30 percent price in-
can obtain one by writing crease for fiscal year
to: Arts Survey, Michigan 1977-78. The proposed
Council for the Arts, 1200 budget is $4.88 billion
Sixth St., Detroit, 48226 larger than the current
one and carries a built-in
before Dec. 1.
deficit of $525 million.
The amount earmarked
Founders Society
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for defense is about $4
billion, some 13 percent
The Detroit Institute of Presents Program
less than the Defense
Arts will present its regu-
The Founders Society
lar Brunch With Bach of the Detroit Institute of Ministry's share of the
program 10 and 11:15 a.m. Arts will present a con- present budget.
Basic food products are
Sunday in the Kresge cert 8:30 -p.m. today in the
expected to go up by 40
Court of the institute. For institute auditorium.
percent as the govern-
tickets, call the concert
office, 832-2730.
The program will fea- ment gradually reduces
ture The Ensemble for its subsidies of those
ENJOY ONE OF
Early Music, who will items to stay within
MICHIGAN'S BEST!
perform "Le Roman de budgetary limitations.
Fauvel," and a medieval
The periodic devalua-
secular play. For re- tion of the pound will con-
served seats, call the tinue in an effort to stem
Founders Society, 832- the inflationary spiral.
2730.
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