ZOA Hosts
Purim Party

A Purim party, "From Russia
With Love," will be held Sunday,
March 12, 8 p.m. at the Zionist
Cultural Center in Southfield,
under the auspices of Metro De-
troit District, Zionist Organiza-
tion of America.
The program will include a va-
riety-show featuring the Murkis
Family composed of the father,
Zeev, baritone; the mother,
Rachel, keyboard; daughter
Sheila (age 11), singer-dancer;
and son, Shlomo (age 7), singer-
dancer. Humorist Hy Shenkman
will be master of ceremonies.
Admission is free, but reser-
vations are requested; phone
ZOA, (810) 569-1515. There will
be refreshments.

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Mom, Tot
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Temple Shir Shalom will conduct
a mom and tot program, Our
Time, held on Thursdays from
10-11:30 a.m. This program is
geared to children 6 months to
4 years and their moms, dads or
other special big person. Call the
temple office, 737-8700, for in-
formation.

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Guest Conductor
Leads Symphony

Former Michiganian Marek
Rachelski, of DePaul University's
conducting faculty, will serve as
guest conductor for the Southfield
Symphony Orchestra's fifth sub-
scription concert of the season on
Sunday, March 12, at 7 p.m. at
the Southfield Civic Center
Pavilion.
Mr. Rachelski was raised in
the metropolitan Detroit area and
was awarded his undergraduate
and graduate degrees from
Wayne State University prior to
receiving his master's degree
in conducting from Chicago's
Northwestern University.
The concert is being dedicated
to Clark Eastham, founder of the
SSO in 1952, who died earlier
this month one day before his
88th birthday. In 1984, the Michi-
gan Legislature enacted a reso-
lution declaring him "The Dean
of Michigan Composers." A clas-
sical composer who created more
than 135 works that were played
and recorded by the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, Mr. Eastham
taught at Wayne State Univer-
sity and the University of Michi-
gan before retiring in 1981. From
1963-65, he also was commen-
tator for WQRS-FM's "Great
Music" program.
For tickets or information, con-
tact the city's Cultural Arts Di-
vision, (810) 354-4717; or the
Ticket Hotline, (810) 851-7408.

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