Center Named for Youth

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (JTA)
Dedication ceremonies were
I passed. They • k e • me
Foreign Land" was made pas- ada tells why the children of Is- gates when
held here for the new William F.
Mrs. E. M. Broner has drawn up-
and
how
they
good. my cape, my basket filled with
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bandages, bread from my husband's Kuskin Jewish Center at Williams
Bible by a grant from WSU's rael left the old land
on her background in Jewish stud-
Now look at me—a nothing in
Morris and Emma Schaver Pub left. The characters of this play mill.
this place of heated rooms, hot water Colle
ies to fill her play. "Summer Is a
g e. Established in memory
w alk s in my
lication
Fund
for
Jewish
Studies.
also
count
and
recount
their
Exo-
botti es. No smovars, noer in this for- of a Williams College freshman
Foreign Land." which has just
In
this
absorbing
drama,
the
dos,
the
inflictions
they
suffered,
fur cape. I sit in summ
been oublished by Wayne State
eign land.
University Press, with traditional grandmother, the family's matri- the miracles they witnessed. The
When the grandson tells her of who died last year, the new facility
was financed by Mr. and Mrs.
Jewish material which makes the ; arch, interprets her life through Hagada speaks about four sons. In
play noteworthy as a drama akin mysticism, resorting to Hasidic this play there is but one son, the the miracles replies
of modern
medicine, Harry Kuskin of Silver Springs.
scornfully:
m a o b re a.
the B
heir
of
the
Exodus,
who
is
wise
Md., his parents.
magic.
“your magic is of this earth.
to "The Dybbuk."
In her foreword to this play, and who is stubborn, who is sim-
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ittir g idTee Ages
ple and who finally asks the ques- jith 'se trte bbCsa litebaarina,e j traditional
Paul Masserman, Mrs. Broner is written in verse. Mrs. Broner tion. This play, then, is in honor
LEARN FOLK GUITAR
of sages
ands
a
h r eh dn
I ns ts o
ft a., ne, r d
ne st er
To
oh con
presently an instructor in the WSLYstates:
and
at home. Private lessons. Exper-
"It is a Telling, like the Hagada of the immigrants who came to
English department. She was the
ienced
teacher. C.urently teaching in
il
ev
Island and those of their "Who wandered
the earth. hiding from
Northwest Detroit, Oak Park, South-
first student to be awarded a mas- that is read on Passover." The Hag- Ellis
American descendants who chose
field, Huntington Woods.
the sun."
ter's degree in creative writing by
Nothing is private in a family,
to make- themselves uncomfortable
CALL BOB MILLER
WSU. She has worked with Edward
as the Baba remarks:
in a comfortable world."
833-1137 or 961-1940
Albee under an Esquire Writing
rivate in a fa
mily that holds
"Whats
p
The central theme in this drama your legs at circumcision and sees your
Fellowship and was granted a WSU
of an Exodus — an Exodus from blood upon the knife, cutting our way
faculty research Fellowship to
Russia—concerns the family legend or
complete another play.' She has
Milly, the 17-year-old grand-
of a sainted ancestor, one of the
published stories and poems in
great disciples of the Baal Shem daughter who is a prospective
AND HER GYPSIES
North American Review, Epoch,
Tov. In times of great crisis the bride, dreams of her first shower:
Authentic Gypsy Orchestra
"My first shower
Fresco, New Campus Writings and
descendants
have
gone
to
the
tomb
Will be all pink
Strolling Violins or Concert Group
other literary journals and is cur-
and white, the color
Floor Show and Dance
of their ancester to plead for help
of babies, I think
rently at work on a novel. an ex-
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and twice he has intercoded and
well have a pink
cerpt from which has been accept-
carnation corsage
saved them. The magic power ex- "
ed for publication in a literary jr,
for the middle-aged.
tends to the tenth generation. The
By DOUGLAS ZUSMAN
a white gardenia
magazine.
for Aunt Eva.
was Baba. the grandmother, has used
Mrs. 'Ironer is married to Rob-
a rose for Aunt Rose.
honor rating the tip two of her wishes and there is
A
First
Class
"Detroit's Finest"
"hilly and Harold"
ert Broner. an artist and an as- awarded the Southfield Jay in
on shiny white
75th All American Newspaper only one left. She must decide what

Wayne State 'University Publishes !qrs. Boner's Play With
Folk Theme
"They called their dogs from the

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Southfield
High
School
Newsline

JOCELYN

matchbook covers

IMPERIAL
KOSHER CATERING

Critical Service of the National the final wish will be. Daughters,
and napkin corners.
Ceramic dolls hold
Scholastic Press Association. More sons-in-law and grandchildren each
pink parasols.
By candlelight
than 1,000 student newspapers from plead for-their right to an easier
we eat rare beef
Under Personal
high schools all over the nation future.
and chill our teeth
"Summer
Is
a
Foreign
Land"
is
Supervision of
on raspberry ice.
are judged by NSPA in groups di-
The
candles
drip
vided by enrollment, frequency of about life and. therefore, death:
BILL KOZIN and
like popsicles
publication andmethod of printing. about marriages and. therefore.
one pink. one white.
LARRY HOROWITZ
Before midnight—
The following students qualified births: about a grandson's idealism
plucked ribbons
18451
WYOMING
to take the second portion of the and a family's materialism: and
of peony pink
are left undone
Michigan Math Competition: How- about magic and skepticism. Baba
Not
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the
boxes
open.
and Rubin, Morris Podolsky, Jon least it is about love. The
From white tissues
my future issues.
Kramer, Charles Hantler, Janice says:
remember. no matter where
B e r n a d e r e t, Leon Pedell, Dan "Kinder,
you
THE DETROIT JEWISH NE S
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Schnaar, Bruce Milin, Mark Gold
mountain. another star,
,'mountain,
des°eurtar*
berg. Bob Feder, Sol Rothenberg. Love v i;s ii search you out, For each 24—Friday, December 30, 1966
MRS. E. M. BRONER
o w m a n, Richard Agar. Is waiting
Bob Bowman,
aiting a partner and a wedding."
sl , lunt WSU professor. They have Wendy Detrick, Larry Krause.
KOSHER MEAT S POULTRY MKT.
four children.
Between
600
and
700
sophomores
.s
For
the Baba, the modern world
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Mrs. Broner's gripping play is sold nearly 15,000 boxes of candy i a gentile world, filled with in-
Formerly of Curtis and Wyoming
Now Booking - -
a folk tale. It is a testament of in this year's candy sale. After ex- humanity: She cries out in pain
MOVED TO
inheritance from a family tra- penses , this left a profit of over and "People
bewilderment:
who don't-suffer is gen-
tion based on the teachings of $5,500. Winner of the television set, . :,
14837
W.
7 MILE RD.
the Baal Shem. The skilful prod- first prize, was Bill Elkus. who "Le:" one passage, commenting on
, In
uet attests to talent that has sold 579 boxes.
(Near
Robson)
in
and
His
Orchestra
\ the role of the Jewish women
been recognized in the narrative
The souvenir play program from the
Good Music
WE DELIVER
, e Old Country, the Baba says:
as well as the dramatic fields. last year's spring musical "Briga - dough
en got to push at life .like
t w o:om s hape
for All Occasions
the
future
and
pinch
The publishing of "Summer Is a door" has been awarded first
s
'We
VE 7-2292
onngt.
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wt over 2,000 theg,rIse coats and fur hats, those
P' ize in competition with
bearded
faces
of
our
husbands,
fathers,
`Sound of Music ' Brought other high schools by the National tortatherLyuenuvseliyledesetke yaneerds %troth settiscid
Thespian Society. A high school
Th
of The Holy One.
to Hos pital Shut-Ins
cannot win a prize two years in a in praise
e women shaved our heads to tempt
A group of young people from row and SHS has won in its last no man. then, wigged. we sold at the
the Jewish community brought three eligible years: 1962 "The Ina rket square, cursed the early morn- ;
Bernard Pat Benton
bargained, planned a meal for
holiday cheer to the children who King and I," 1964 "Showboat." and Lnhg a, hhos—twisted
1 DAY SERVICE
egg bread, a little
observe Christmas at Detroit Gen- , 1966 "Brigadoon."
sou p. a fresh white cloth, wine to make
DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS
r man a king. Those scholars stroked
Oon Feb. 25 and March 4, SHS the it beards and prayed to -God. We ,
oral Hospital.
FILLED
Brought by Israel Chapter of will be host to 130 bands and or- ear thy wives gave them their heaven." 1
In another passage. talking to ,
Btiai Brith. which regularly sere- chestras from Oakland and Ma-
LENSES GUARANTEED
ices the children in the pediatrics comb State Band and Orchestra he ✓ grandson, a doctor, the Babe
1 YEAR AGAINST BREAKAGE
ward. t he performers from this Festival. re minisces:
you how I helped the biggest
area included Michael Applebaum.
Spirit went wild in SHS as the me ""I n told
in medicine in Russia. A special
ICHICAN BANURI)
PHONE 543-3343
requestde me in every emergency.
plays the accordion: Arlene halls filled with marches, cheers.
`I want that tall, strong girl," he ;
Korn and her sister Shirleen. jazz and unusually dressed • students,
26001 COOLIDGE, OAK PARK
id. Don't laugh. It's true. The poor ,
dancers: and Diane Block and when the first annual Spirit Week „ ey had no hospitals. They'd lie across
in labor and squeeze my hand
Beth Yelensk y. folk singers. took place. The climax came as m un y til lap
I helped the baby come.
Michael and Arlene attend Schoen- th e victorious junior class was •
hals Elementary: Shirleen, Mary given the "Spirit Jug" at half time •
Thompson Junior High: and Diane d II ring the Southfield-Ferndale
and Beth. Oak Park High.
basketball game at which a record
They brought along gifts and re- breaking crowd had appeared.
freshments for the party.
The Southfield wrestling team
Past presidents of Israel Chapter. has come hack with back-to-hack
Mrs. Max Applebaum and Mrs. wins. The winners among the
Manuel Berman. sang. and .re- grapplers include: Brent Fleury
three Mickey Bucar also partici- and Burton Leib.
paled. Mrs. Mildreth Rubinoff is
The boys ski team has now be-'
chapter president, and Mrs. Mur- conic a varsity sport. This is the
THE SWINGIN'-EST YOUNG ADULT NITE CLUB
ray Tait and Mrs. Herbert Kauf- first time it has been included. as a
man are chairman and co chair- varsity sport. Good luck to Buddy
(You Must Be 17 Evenings)
man of the volunteer group. Dworkin. returning member of the •
ski team.
Before a capacity home crowd of
Featuring
Clubs
Accommodations Available to
3,000 fans Southfield Jays beat
Go-Go Girls
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State Champion Ferndale, 69-61.
for Members at Center
Group and Party Affairs
Exotic Drinks (non-alcoholic)
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Center
are still
taking
in Smithfield pulled out to lead on the
Children's
activity
clubs
of the
strength of t he excellent shooting
Top
Recording
Groups
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Te% % ish
of Glen Lenhoff. and Bob Scheur.
• Guest Stars
m e bers for I' ,hour weekly Lenhoff • who had a brilliant sec-
Open:
Thursday - Sunday, 7:30 p.m. to Midnite
featuring
Battle of Bands
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ond half, took scoring honors for
Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
arts and crafts and special activi- the Jays with 19. and Bob Scheur
Loads of Atmosphere
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ties. These special activities in picked up 11.
Sunday Afternoon Matinee, Ages 1 1-16, 1 p.m.-5 p.m.
Live Entertainment
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elude seasonal. cultural. religious , Due to minor complications
and skill activities.
WSHJ's permanent programming
Registration will be open Jan. " will be postponed until Jan. 30, but
99.25. Membership is free for Cen- ' a limited schedule will begin on
ter members. grades 1 - 6
Jan. 3. Howard Deitch has been
For informal ion. call Chuck selected as a staff announcer.
Wolfe at the children's division of
the Center. DI I-4200. ext 46.

BEN SHAFFER & SON

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Now Open!

Music Study Club Session

Quarrels
Those who in quarrels
interpose.
Must often wipe
a bloody nose.

The next meeting of the Junior
Music Stilly Club will take place 2
p.m.. Jan. 8 at the home of Debbie
Karnes. 23861 Morton, Oak Park. I
Anyone interested in attending may
--Gay call tier at LI 4-1756.

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