34 Friday, April 14, 1978

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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American Composer 1 of 8
to Win Anniv ersary Prize

The Best of Everything)

NEW -YORK (JTA) — composer and pianist, was
Morris Cotel, New York the only American winner
among the eight winners in
a recent international
music competition on
"Holocaust and Rebirth"
Korean—Mandarin •
commemorating Israel's
30th anniversary.
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He was honored for "The
Fire and Mountains," a
composition scored for adult
chorus, children's chorus,
three soloists and a percus-
sionist. It is based on a poem
by the contemporary Israeli
writer Israel Eliraz.
The competition was
sponsored by the Reuben
and Edith Hecht Fund at
the Haifa University in Is-
rael for music on the theme
of the 30th anniversary,
based on works by three
Hebrew poets: Uri Zvi
Greenberg ("Holy of
Holies"), Aba Kovner ("Ris-
ing Night After Night") and
Eliraz.
Sixty-four scores were
submitted. The seven jurors
included conductors Zubin
Mehta of the Israeli
Philharmonic and Antal
Dorati of the Detroit Sym-
phony.

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(Continued from Page 33) ween shows . . However,
Scotch no cause for alarm . . . it's Brenner, the box office
NEW IMAGE AT
'n Sirloin, Greenfield and only diet soda. number is 644-3533.
James Couzens, begins with
SERVING ITALIAN-AMERICAN
waitresses included with
CUISINE IN THE FINEST
waiters and busing their
TRADITION
own tables.
It was the first night for
OYER
our waitress, Cheryl Nel-
son, but she was very good
40 YEARS A
. . . smiling, pleasant and
DETROIT DINING LANDMARK
efficiently courteous . . .
(YOUR HOSTS DAN .3 MARCELLA MOODY)
We enjoyed both her graci-
Luncheons • Dinners • Cocktails
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tive delicatessen men in
SUNDAY
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DAY. II a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
this area is Hy Horenstein
(4 Blks. N. of 6 Mile
. . . still going strong at 67
. . . He's owner and sole
869-3988
ATTENDANT PARKING
counter man at the deli
bearing his name on 10 Mile
and Coolidge in the
Dexter-Davison Shopping
Center, where Hy has been
for 16 years.
He started out as a busboy
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and counter man at the
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Hazelwood . . . left to be a
counter man for Sam
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and has had his own Hy
Horenstein Del icatessen
BANQUET ROOM IN ORCHARD
ever since . . . becoming
MALL AVAILABLE FOR ALL
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self-controlled art of yes-
teryears which he wants
to maintain.
Vienna has him in its hall
of fame . . . as a 50-year-
customer.
He leaves for Israel in
May . . . and naturally will
close up . . . Hy and Max
Horenstein of Max's Deli on
Southfield and 13 Mile are a
couple of fine brothers.

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opened as Dec. 25, 1927. . .
a vaudeville house.
About 1930, when sound
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had been a movie theater
ever since . . . until re-
cently purchased by Central
Park Properties.
Coming in May 18, 19 and
20 is comic David Brenner
and Brookside Jazz Ensem-
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and friend, Rick Bernstein,
knows that David does a lot
of drinking, especially bet-

Expensive Peace
25 Years Ago

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
president of Syria 25 years
ago, Adio Shishakly, prop-
osed a secret deal with Is-
rael for a separate Syrian-
Israeli peace.

According to Menashe
Eliachar, president of the
Jerusalem Chamber of
Commerce, Israel could buy
peace for $200 million depo-
sited in a Swiss account.
David Ben-Gurion ques-
tioned what would happen
to the "peace" if Shishakly
were deposed. This, in fact,
later happened and
Shishakly was assassi-
nated.

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