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May 27 . . . and Joey
theater, 8:30 June 5, at the Heatherton, May 31
Washington in Royal Oak through June 3.
. . . Ages for the show are
THOSE WHO RE-
13 and older, with celebrity MEMBER the Fox Theater
judges . . . $100 prize for organ . . . and those who
the best act and $25 for the remember hearing about it
most novel . . . Talent . . . will appreciate hearing
entry forms are at all Circus that Pipe Organ Concert
World stores . . . Begin- this Sunday, 11 a.m. at the
ning June 3, 1 p.m., will be Fox . . . sponsored by Bloch
the first in a series of Bozo's Chapter, Bnai Brith
Big Top shows . . . and the Women.
city's first children's show
Featured at the console of
(ages for talent will be 12 the mighty Wurlitzer, Gary
and under.)
Reseigh will tickle the keys
UPCOMING ACTS fol- in a program of classics and
lowing David Brenner at popular music.
the Birmingham Theater on
The Detroit Fox Wur-
Woodward, will be Robert litzer Pipe Organ was origi-
Goulet, May 24 through nally one of five unique in-

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largest and most magnifi-
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the country . . Of the five,
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sounds better than it has for
literally decades.

The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will present con-
certs in its Cabaret Pops
series 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday at the Light
Guard Armory. Rodgers
and Hammerstein works
will be featured.
The DSO will present an
evening of nostalgia 8:30
p.m. May 26 and 27 at the
Armory. The Four
Freshmen will be the fea-
tured artists.
Tickets are available at
the Ford Auditorium box
office, Hudson's and
Montgomery Ward stores.

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to monitor traffic condi-
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Inter-Faitli Talks in Canada

MONTREAL (JTA) —
The national leadership of
Hadassah-WIZO in Canada
has initiated a program to
further Christian-Jewish
dialogue.
The program will include
inviting the leaders of
Christian religious and cul-
tural organizations and the
clergy to visit Independence
Hall in Toronto, a museum
being created by
Hadassah-WIZO which will
highlight the periods im-
mediately before and after
the birth of the state of Is-
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active participation of
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NEW YORK — Richard
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vertising agency in New
York has revealed that a
new publication, "Kosher
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Summer Yiddish
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
Some 60 students will par-
ticipate this summer in the
11th Uriel Weinreich Yid-
dish program, a joint project
of Columbia University and
the Max Weinreich Center
for advanced Jewish
Studies at the YIVO Insti-
tute for Jewish Research.
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