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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Midnight Music
City of Hope Businessmen
Feature Comedian at Affair
The City of Hope
Businessmen's Group's
67th annual dinner-dance
will be held 7 p.m. Sept. 16
at the Sheraton-Southfield
Hotel. Cocktails will be
served at 5:30.
Jan Murray, comedy star
of stage, screen and televi-
sion, will be the featured at-
traction at this year's
dinner-dance. Providing
music will be the Fenby-
Carr Orchestra.
This is the major fund-
ing activity of the year
the City of Hope
Businessmen's Group.
The City of Hope Na-
tional Medical Center in
Duarte, Calif., is dedi-
cated to patient care, re-
search and medical edu-
cation in catastrophic
diseases. Personalized
treatment is available
without charge on a
non-sectarian basis to
those suffering from
cancer and leukemia;
CHARLES SHAPIRO
POST will have a brunch-
meeting noon Sunday at the
Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home.
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Author Visiting
BEERSHEBA — Dr.
Yehuda Gradus, co-author
of the newly-published
book, "Beersheva," and
chairman of the geography
department at Ben-Gurion
University of the Negev, is
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of 26 articles on the history
of the ancient city, em-
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Bernard Stollman to Chair
DSG Stag Day Event Sept. 6
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A weekly midnight
chamber music series will
continue 11:30 p.m. Aug. 17
at the Jewish War Veterans and 24 at the Birmingham
Memorial Home. The Unitarian Church.
agenda will include reports
The Brio Trio will per-
from the national conven- form works of Mozart and
tion and service dates. A so- Liszt on Aug. 17. On Aug.
cial hour will follow. For 24, soprano Caroline Ro-
membership information or gers, violinist Misha
to volunteer for service Rachlevsky and pianist
dates, call the JWV office, Fedora Horowitz will per-
559-5680; or President form.
Dorothy Cohen, 547-0780.
There is a charge. Doors
open at 11 p.m. for wine and
coffee and the audience is
invited to meet the artists
after the 45-minute con-
• certs.
For information, call Re-
naissance Concerts, 851-
8934._
Bernard H..Stollman has
been appointed chairman of
this year's Stag Day, accord-
ing to Arthur Howard,
president of the Detroit
Service Group, which spon-
sors the day of fun and rela-
xation for Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund workers.
Invitations have been
mailed for Stag Day,
scheduled for Sept. 6 at
Tam-O-Shanter Country
Club. The day of golf, ten-
nis, cards and relaxation, is
capped by an awards
dinner, with prizes for
Campaign work and for golf
as well as door prizes.
Chairmen for the coming
Allied Jewish Campaign
are traditionally announced
at Stag Day, while those
who served during the prev-
ious year are honored by
their workers.
Stollman served as
chairman of the Cam-
paign's Real Estate and
Building Trades Division
for the past two years,
and previously served as
division co-chairman. He
is a member of the board
Meadow Brook
Concerts Slated
Vocalist Della Reese and
Woody Herman and his
Thundering Herd will per-
form 8:30 p.m. today at the
Meadow Brook Music Fes-
tival. Lawn tickets are
available.
At 11 a.m. Saturday,
Meadow Brook will present
a special children's concert,
The Gingerbread Man — A
Ballet for Children," featur-
ing the Pastiche Wind
Quintet, and highlighted by
an original score by Martin
Kosins. Michelle Levine is
the choreographer. State
Sen. Jack Faxon (D-Detroit)
will narrate. There is a
charge.
Violinist Itzhak Perlman
will perform with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra
under the baton of Neville
Marriner, new artistic di-
rector at Meadow Brook,
8:30 p.m. Saturday. Lawn
tickets are available.
Vocalist Barbara Cook
will be featured at Sun-
day Pops Concert 7:30
p.m. Sunday. Pavilion
and lawn tickets are
available.
Tickets are available - at
the Meadow Brook box
office, Hudson's, Sears and
Grinell's.
Oak Park, Mich.
LI 7-5068
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We are proud to announce that
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of Resettlement Service
and of the Jewish Wel-
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and Education budgeting
and panning division.
The Detroit Service
Group is the year-round
organization of Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund workers.
For information on Stag
Day, call Harold Berke,
965-3939.
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