22:: 1.111 ■ 0.1111•1.4111111•01 every a tile Air! I This Week's Radio and Television Programs THE JEWISH HERITAGE Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Station: WCAR. Feature: "The Dead Sea Scrolls" will present Bible scholars Dr. Yadin and Talmon of the Hebrew University, Dr. De Pont Sommers of the Sor- bonne, Dr. Roth of Oxford Uni- versity and Dr. Kosmala of the Swedish Theological Seminary. THE DETROIT JEWISH NE — Friday, November 16, 1962. — Fashions from Hadassah's School Will Highlight Membership Affair * * TO DWELL TOGETHER Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday. Station: WJBK (Radio and television simultaneously). Feature: "Drive — But Stay Alive" will present Rabbi Irwin Groner of Cong. Shaary 1Zedek; William H. Polkinghorn, direc- tor of traffic, Detroit Police De- partment; and Garnet M. Grif- fin, director of public relations, Traffic Safety Association. * * * COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR The above Israeli girl is modelling a gown designed and created by teenage students at Hadassah's Alice Seligsberg Vocational High School in Jerusalem. The gown will be one of the fashions to be displayed at the Detroit Chapter of Hadassah's member-bring-a-member affair 1 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Israel. Called the "Mediterranean," the gown is of blue satin with hand-sewn beads and pearls and elaborately outlined with gold and silver threads. ADL Human Relations Parley to Be Held for Benton Harbor, St. Joseph A Human Relations Confer- ence sponsored by the Anti- Defamation League of Bnai Brith in the twin cities of Benton Har- bor and St. Joseph is being as- sisted by the Local Council of Churches,. .YMCA, YWCA, Coun- cil of Catholic Men, NAACP and the. Unitarian Church. Archie 'Katcher, chairman of the Miehiga4 Regional Advisory Board of ADL, stated the pur- poSe of the conference is "to Promote better understanding and meaningful education; to examine our prejudices; to recog- nize and accept our responsibili- ties towards ourselves, our chil- dren, our communities and to the world." According to Mrs. Meyer Bura- koff, Bnai Brith Women's ADL Chairman for the twin cities, the workshop, which will be limited to an attendance of 200, will focus on problems in housing, public and private facilities, em- ployment and education. The conference will be held 1-8 p.m. Sunday at the YWCA in St. Joseph. Dr. Harold Gray, director of Michigan State University in the twin cities, will preside at the opening session in the afternoon. Registration will start at 1 p.m. The afternoon session will in- clude presentation of the film "The Chosen People," produced by the National Council of Cath- olic Men, a panel discussion of the film and four workshops. Rabbi Irving Dick of Bnai Sho- lom Synagogue, Benton Harbor, will moderate the panel discus- sion. Anson L. Lovellette, president of the Michigan Welfare League and director of industrial rela- tions at the Bendix Corp., Lake- shore Division, will preside at the evening session, which will start at 7 p.m. Dr. Norris Janowitz, well known sociologist and professor of sociology at the University of 0 70i 01° Cip Time: 10 p.m. Saturday. Station: WJLB. Feature: Rabbi Leon Fram, chairman, Zionist Council of Detroit, will discuss the forth- coming city-wide reception to be held Wednesday at the JeW- ish Center, in tribute to David S. Tesher, Consul general of Israel, who will shortly leave the U. S. as Ambassador-desig- nate to Australia. * * * Dr. SOLOMON GAON, chief rabbi of the Sephardt Congrega- tions of the British Common- wealth, has been appointed a visiting professor of practical rabbinics at Yeshiva University's Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theologi- cal Seminary. * * * MARVIN B. DUBIN, 18900 Lit- tlefield, has been appointed in- surance consultant for the Met- ropolitan Life Insurance Corn- pany at the Gratiot district of- fice, 15300 E. Seven Mile. He re- cently returned from New York City, where he participated in an advanced training course in es- tate planning and business life insurance underwriting. * * DAVID T. NEDERLANDER has been named chairman of the 1962 Muscular Dystrophy Drive for Southwestern Michi- gan. Movie star JERRY LEWIS is national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- tion. National campaign chair- man is Mrs. LOU GEHRIG. Mrs. JOHN F. KENNEDY is hon- orary chairman of the 1962 na- tional campaign. Mrs. JOHN SWAINSON will fill the same role for the State of Michigan. * * * SAMUEL SHAPIRO, a na- tionally recognized authority on Cuban-American relations, will Speak on "Cuba—An Eye- witness Report" in a public lec- ture at the University of Mich- igan Dearborn Center on Mon- Gilbert Rubenstein, presi- the annual meeting of the Flint dent, announced that a selec- JewiSh Community Council on tion committee has voted the Dec. 2. Flint Jewish Community Coun- Levey, Rubenstein and Irving cil's first annual young leader- L. Geisser, executive director of ship Award to Martin Levey. the Flint Council, are delegates Levey is co-manager of Radio to the General Assembly of the Station WFDF and vice-presi- Council of Jewish Federations dent of the WFDF Flint Corpo- and Welfare Funds, which be- ration. He is a graduate of the gan yesterday and ends Sunday University of Michigan. Active in Philadelphia. in community affairs, he is a member and former director of MUSIC I ENTERTAINMENT ! the West Flint Kiwanis Club; past-president of the Sales and Marketing Executives C 1 u b; member of the board of trus- tees of Temple Beth El; and on the executive board of the Flint and his orchestra Jewish Community Council. UN 1 -2953 UN 3-6501 Levey is married to the former Marcia Acker. They have three children. Levey was chosen for this STERLING SILVER award because of his leadership service as chairman of the Coun- FLATWARE cil's Community Relations Com- NOW AVAILABLE AT mittee and co-chairman of the Young Leadership Division of the Flint United Jewish Appeal Campaign. He will be recog- nized for his achievements at SAMMY WOOLF 25% OFF DELAINE JEWELRY Plans Bridge Game Detroit Women's Divisicn, American Jewish Congress, will hold a duplicate bridge game noon Tuesday at the Raven Gallery; 17600 James Couzens. Everyone is welcome. Bring your own partner. Lunch will be served and prizes will be awarded. 15750 LIVERNOIS DI 1-5511 11/2 Blks. No. of Expressway OPEN: DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURS., FRI. to 9 P.M. DIRECTIONS '63 Time: 2 p.m. Sunday. Station: WXYZ-TV. Feature: "Jehudah Halevi," a story by Marc Siegel about the Chicago, will be the principal great poet-philosopher of the speaker. The conference will end 11th century, will be presented. * following a summation by Sol I. Littman, Michigan regional di- MESSAGE OF ISRAEL rector for the Anti-Defamation Time: 11:05 a.m. Sunday. League. Station: WXYZ. Feature: Rabbi Byron Ruben- Dinner will be served. Applica- tion blanks may be obtained at stein of Temple Israel, West- the office of the Berrien County port, Conn., will speak on "How Council of Churches, 505 Pleas- We Experience God." ant, St. Joseph. People Make News Martin Levey Will Receive Flint Jewish Community Council Award WSU Studio Theater Presents Play by Esther Broner The Wayne State University Studio Theater Is presenting the first play to win a degree in creative -writing at Wayne. "Summer is a Foreign Land," by Esther M. Broner, will be performed tonight at the Stu- dio Theater. The verse play, directed by Merceded Fontara, is a family drama on an exodus past and present. The play deals with a folk tale that is related in a grandmother's memory to her present life. Mrs. Broner received her mas- ter's degree in June, 1962, on the basis of the play, written under the new major in crea- tive writing that is supervised by Jay McCormick. "Summer is a Foreign Land" won a fellowship for Mrs. Broner to the New York City Writers Conference sponsored by Esquire Magazine in 1961. to study with playwright Edward Albee. Mrs. Broner has also won several Tompkins creative writing awards for short story and poetry. Her stories have appeared in Wayne Writers, as well as in the national publications, New Campus Writings and Fresco. Her poem, "The Woman;" is in this fall issue of the Beloit Poetry Journal. Mrs. Broner is teaching Eng- lish part-time at Wayne. She is the mother of four children and married to the artist, Rob- ert Broner. The Broners live at 18981 Greenlawn. There are about 80 homes for the aged in the United States under Jewish communal aus- Naturalism means feverything pices, with a total of about 15,- dominated d by natural 000 residents. For Young Men 6 to 60 PRINCETON SHOP SEVEN MILE at EVERGREEN KE 3-4310 and ENTERTAINMENT BY HAL GORDON UN 3-5730 UN 3-8982 Elegant Bar Mitzvah Suits With The ROYAL Fit ••• ■••■•••■■ when you care enough to remember . . . CANDID ART photography of distinction by HERMAN JAFFEE LI 2-6373 Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild — YOU CAN . 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