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Concert pianist Artur
Balsam will perform
Mozart's Piano Concerto
K453 with the Center Sym-
phony Orchestra, under the
direction of Julius Chajes,
3:30 p.m. May 7 in the
Shiffman Hall of the main
Jewish Community Center.
Born in Warsaw, Poland,
Balsam has toured
throughout Europe and the

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United States as a soloist as
well as collaborator with
many of the world's artists.
He has made 250 recordings
of piano and chamber music
works, as well as the com-
plete solo works of Mozart
and Haydn.
He has appeared as sol-
oist with the Royal
Philharmonic, the London
Symphony, the Philhar-
monic of London, Milan and
Warsaw, as well as with the
radio orchestras of Berlin,
London and Zurich.
Balsam is currently on
the faculty of the Manhat-
tan School of Music and
Kneisel Hall.
The program will also
feature Kathleen Wink-
ler, violiist, and Hart
Hollmag.„ violist, in
MozarArtitSinfonia Con-
certafifL Miss Winkler,
artist student of Josef
Gingold, Iran Galamian
and Henryk Szeryng was
recently soloist with the
Philadelphia Orchestra
and appeared four times
with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.
Hollman, member of the
Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, is a graduate of
Curtis Institute of
Philadelphia. He has won
numerous awards and
prizes.
The program will open
with Israeli Melodies for
strings by Julius Chajes in
honor of Israel's Indepen-
dence Day. Tickets are
available at the Center's
cashier.
The Center, meanwhile,
has announced some pro-
grams of interest to senior
citizens. The senior adult
department will present a
program in its Sunday Nite
Musicale Series 8 p.m. May
7 at the 10 Mile Center
Branch. The Bel Canto
Choral Society will perform,
directed by Dan Braude,
with Shelly Lakin as ac-
companist. There is a
charge, and refreshments
will be served.
The Yiddish film,
"Green Fields," with
English subtitles, will be
shown 8 p.m. May 13 and
14 and 1 p.m. May 15 at
the 10 Mile Jewish Cen-
ter. There is a charge.
A class in speechreading
— lipreading and hearing
— for Center /senior adult
members will begin 9:30
a.m. May 19 at the Center
branch. To enroll for the

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The tennis bubble will
The physical education
department announces it re-open Sept. 6, according to
will continue its gymnastic Hugh Greenberg, Jewish
classes. The five-week Center president. Hours for
spring schedule will begin the first season will be 9
May 22. Classes, divided by a.m.-10 p.m. Wednesdays
age group and experience, and 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sundays
will be held at the main beginning Sept. 10.
There is a charge for court
building and branch. For in-
formation and to register, time. For reservations, call
call the Center, 661-1000, the center, 661-1000, ext.
175.
ext. 180.

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ARTUR BALSAM

class, participants must
have had a hearing test.
Hearing tests will be given
free of charge 9:30 a.m.-
noon May 5 and 9:30 a.m.-
noon May 10 at the 10 Mile
branch. Tamy Chelst will
conduct the class for which
there is a charge. Appoint-
ments for the hearing test
may be made by calling the
Center branch, 9 a.m.-5
p.m. daily, 967-4030.

May 14 has been set for
the First Annual Chai Long
Distance Run at the Jewish
Community Center of Met-
ropolitan Detroit.

The Chai Long Distance
Run will feature four dis-
tances for participants to
accomplish, 3-6-12-18
(Chai) miles. Each runner
will receive a special com-
memorative T-shirt. All
participants completing 18
(Chai) miles will receive a
sterling silver pendant de-
s igned for this event by
Morris Bednarsh.
The Chai Long Distance

Run Committee is co-
chaired by Louis Milgrom
and Phil Minkin, "When
you are physically healthy
you are alert, better moti-
vated and happier. Jogging
can keep the participant in
good physical and mental
condition. We are confident
that joggers from the Met-
ropolitan Detroit area will
want to participate in this
run."
There is an entry fee for
the Chai Long Distance
Run. For entry blanks and
information, call the Jewish
Community Center, 661-
1000 ext. 180.

A&P Contest Is Announced

KATHLEEN WINKLER

Relative Seeking
Meir Greenberg

A nephew of Meir Green-
berg is seeking to contact or
receive information about
his uncle.
Greenberg was born in
Belopolie Vinnitsky
Gubernia about 1890, and
immigrated to the U.S.
around 1910.
Greenberg sought his
brothers in Russia in 1972.
The nephew is V.L.
Greenberg, son of Gersh,
and lives at 7 Clifton Park
Dr., Wilmington, Del.
19802.
A Detroit friend, I. Grin-
baum, can be called at 569--
4726.

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Concert Planned

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Applegate Square. Southfield
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The Oak Park Symphony
will present a concert 3 p.m.
Sunday at Temple Beth El.
There is a charge.

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Joggers Distance Event Set
at Jewish Center on May 14

NEW YORK — The
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company is conduct-
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Bermuda Sweepstakes,"
featuring two grand prizes
— each consisting of a
seven-day cruise for two
from New York to Bermuda
on Holland America's SS
Volendam. Winners will
spend a day and a half in
quaint St. George's, then
two days and two nights in
Hamilton, Bermuda's capi-
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Ten second prize winners
will each receive $50 A&P
merchandise certificates,
which can be spent on any
item in the store, including

Ann Page and A&P brand
kosher products. Twelve
prizes in all will be
awarded.
No purchase is required,
and you can enter as often
as you wish, as long as each
complete entry is mailed in
a separate envelope. To
enter, print your name and
address on a plain 3" x 5"
sheet of paper and mail to:
A&P Sweepstakes, PO Box
3646, Grand Central Sta-
tion, New York 10017.
Entries must be received on
or before July 10, 1978.

Day School Plans
an Open House

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Akiva Hebrew Day
School will hold its annual
open house for parents of
prospective kindergarten
students 8 p.m. Wednesday
in the LaMed Auditorium of
the main United Hebrew
Schools building.
Gail Adler, kindergarten
teacher, will introduce par-
ents to the Akiva kinder-
garten curriculum through
a slide presentation.
The kindergarten follows
a bi-lingual program which
is oriented to meet the indi-
vidual needs of the child.
For information call Akiva,
354-4664.

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meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home. Election of
officers will be held.
President Jean Friedman
announces that the post and
auxiliary will host the
chapel hour at the Allen
Park Veterans Hospital
May 7. Refreshments will
be served to the patients
and their families following
religious services. Ann
Rubin and Reva Dryman
are in charge of the ar-
rangements.
Democracy cannot sur-
vive without the guidance of
a creative minority.
—Harlan F. Stone

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