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Volume of Yiddish poetry
Dov Neuman is both poet
and artist. Making his home
in Or Ihyda Kiryat Viora,
Israel, an early pioneer, he
has produced numerous
works, including parables.
His earlier books were re-
viewed in The Jewish News.
His latest collective effort
in Yiddish is entitled
Yugend, Shverd un Ash,
which can be translated as
"Youth, Sword and Ashes."
It was published in Israel.
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Come Home
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Science-art
show slated
Students from Detroit
area schools may enter proj-
ects in the third annual
Science-Art Show at the De-
troit Science Center,
scheduled for June 4-Aug.
29.
Prizes will be awarded in
six categories in primary,
secondary and high school
divisions. The deadline for
entries is May 25.
For further information
on the fair, contact the Sci-
ence Center, 577-8400.
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The 159 pages are replete
with the sketches drawn by
poet Neuman. Landscapes
as well as impressions of
studies from Jewish histori-
cal occurrences, the poet's
love for art, matches his
moods in his verses.
Sun. 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
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Choirs stage
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The choirs of West Bloom-
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Middle School and Orchard
Lake Middle School will
take part in a sing-a-thon
beginning 11 a.m. Saturday
at the Summit Place Mall in
Pontiac.
The event will benefit the
Juvenile Diabetes Founda-
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Scholarship Fund for West
Bloomfield Schools.
Buddy Rich
with DSO
Drummer Buddy Rich
and his band will be the
guest artists for the final
two shows of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra's
1983-1984 pops series this
weekend at Ford Au-
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scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
today and 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
For tickets or information
call the Ford Auditorium
box office, 567-9000.
Gallery show
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pointment. For appoint-
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855-6667.