24—Friday, October 20, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Center Theater to Open Nov. 4
Mrs. Edward
Levine, president
of Center Theater,
greets British
playwright B e r -
nard Kops with
the presentation
of an honorary
membership i n
Center Theater,
which will be put-
tin on K op s'
play, "Enter Solly
Gold," Nov. 4.12.
Mrs. Levine was
visiting her
daughter Linda
(center) in Lon-
don.
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Joseph Jackier Elected President
of 'Federation Apts.. Inc.'; Many
Inquiries From Elderly Reported
The board of directors of Fed-
eration Apartments, Inc., was elect-
ed at a meeting at the Jewish Cen-
ter as another step to bring the
construction of the apartment hous-
ing of the elderly here closer to
reality.
Joeph H. Jackier, previously
named president of the corporation
by Hyman Safran, president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, was
elected to the post.
Many inquiries on the apartment
facilities were received in the of-
fices of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration and The Jewish News fol-
lowing initial announcement of the
project some months ago. Jackier
said, however, that no formal ap-
plications will be accepted until
some time next year.
Samuel Hechtman and Jack 0.
This Week's Radio and
Lefton were elected vice presi-
Television Programs
dents. Leslie Rose is treasurer, and
Martin E. Citrin will serve as sec-
THE MAGIC DOOR
retary.
Time: 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Also serving on the initial board
Station: Channel 56.
Feature: Children's entertain- of directors are William Airrunin,
ment with Tiny Tov and his little executive director of Federation
Nelson Dembs; Edward I. Fleisch-
friends.
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man; Samuel Linden; Safran, and
Gilbert B. Silverma n. Samuel
HIGHLIGHTS
Cohen, assistant director of Fed-
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK.
eration, will continue to serve as
acting administrator as he has
and
from the project's outset.
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
Federation Apartment Inc. is
Feature: Evelyn Orbach intro- the name adopted for the corpo-
duces "Expo's Pavilion of Juda- ration which is putting The plans
ism," the second in the series
for the 140-unit building into
exploring the pavilion and con- effect. The apartment project,
versing with some of its visitors. sponsored by Federation, will be
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located on a site adjacent to the
gewry
the Arir
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Center Theater's first production
of its ninth season will be "Enter
Solly Gold" by Bernard Kops, a
comedy about a con artist, 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 4, 5, 8, 11 and 12 at the Jewish
Orthodox Women
Arrange Kosher
Meals at Hospitals
Tickets are available at the Cen-
ter box office and at the Wayne
State University box office.
Directing "Solly Gold" is Earl
Matthews who has directed for the
Piccolo Opera Company of Detroit
and Center Theater, and who was
drama director for Kinkswood-
Cranbrook schools.
Cast members are Barry Levine,
Ralph Bernstein, JoAnn Hanstick,
Anita Hanstick, Delphine Levinson,
Brian Grant, Abe Ulanoff, Bill
Staub, Joan Penner, Lou Merson,
Florence Glen, Sue Goldman, Irma
Pasick and Gerald Portney.
Mrs. Kurt J. Hertz, president of
the Great Lakes Chapter, Union
of Orthodox Sisterhoods, announces
that once again it has arranged to
Center.
make Kosher meals available to
Jewish patients in most area hos-
pitals.
Twelve different kosher frozen
meals packed by a New Y or k
caterer and under the supervision
of Rabbi Dr. Joseph Breuer can
be obtained if the patient will make
the request upon entering the hos-
pital. Some of the meals are salt
HEAR OUR VOICE
free, and the .dietician will discuss
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
the proper menu with the patient.
Station: WCAR.
Anyone wishing to obtain kosher
Feature: Nama Hendel, Israeli
meals for any hospitalized patient
may contact Mrs. Seymour Ribiat, folk singer, will sing the songs of
Occupation by Israel
547-2773, or Mrs. Milton Duchan, Chaim Nachman Bialik. Cantor
Harold Orbach will narrate,
Topic of Discussion
UN 4-2706.
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The committee is making these
A discussion of Israel's position
LUBAVffCH JEWISH HOUR
on the occupied territories will be kosher meals available to patients
Time:
8
a.m.
Sunday.
offered 8:30 p.m., Oct. 30, at the in a number of convalescent homes.
Station: WKNR,
Frigid Foods Inc. is supplying
Labor Zionist Institute.
Feature: Rabbi Kagan will speak
hospitals as a public service.
The meeting, sponsored by Amer-
on "The Sukka and its Message."
icans for Progressive Israel-Hasho-
Youth Inquires forum will discuss
mer Hatzair, will feature slide Michigan to Survey
"The History, Meaning and Sig-
films of the occupied territories
nificance of the Four Kinds."
Home
Fallout
Safety
and reports by two speakers: Uri
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A statewide home survey to de-
Levittan, member of Kibutz Ein
SPECIAL
Hamifratz, who is in the 'United termine fallout protection in each
Time: 9 p.m. Saturday.
States on a mission to the Student residence is being carried out for
Station: Channel 2.
Zionist Organization, and Assaf the Michigan Civil Defense Divi-
Feature: "A Nation of Immi-
sion
by
the
U.S.
Bureau
of
Census.
Orr, member of Kibutz Beit Zera,
grants,"
based on the book by
The survey program will gather
director of the Zionist youth move-
John F. Kennedy. Prepared for
ment Hashomer Hatzair in Detroit information about each residence, the Anti-Defamation League, the
and also in charge of the Volun- develop a computer evaluation of film traces the waves of immigra-
the home against a house of simi-
teers for Israel programs.
lar construction whose protection tion to the United States, changes
Levitan, who was wounded in capability is known.
in immigration policy, and a cri-
service in the Battle of Jerusalem,
The householder will later re- tique of the Immigration and Na-
will relate his experiences during ceive a confidential notice of how tionality Act of 1952.
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the war. Orr will introduce the cur- much protection is provided, or
rent dilemma regarding the occu- what he should do to achieve pro-
ETERNAL LIGHT
pied territories and report on the tection from the effects of radio-
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
various attitudes of the Israelis, as active fallout from a nuclear at-
Station: WW.T.
well as the government position.
Feature: "Judaism on the Cam-
tack.
pus:
a Crisis in Identity," second
After the discussion period, a
The survey will be conducted
coffee hour is planned. The- meet- using direct mail survey question- in a three-part panel discussion
featuring
Jewish students, faculty
ing is open to the public.
naires.
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UN 4-6845
MAX LEIB
Now Accepting
A Limited Number
of Violin Students
Israel Seeks TV Men
to Set Up Programs
NEW YORK — The government
of Israel is in the process of plan-
ning for the inauguration of an
interim television service to be
beamed into areas occupied by the
Israeli Armed Forces, with the ob-
jective of establishing better under-
standing with these communities.
They are seeking experienced tele-
vision producers, directors, an-
nouncers, technicians, cameramen
and photographers.
This program is scheduled to
start operating in six months. A
general Israel television service is
expected in two years' time.
Contracts of at least one year's
duration are being offered. A
screening committee will be in
New York, Los Angeles and the
Midwest to conduct interviews
within a month.
The Israel Aliya Center, 13947
Cedar, Cleveland, with Shmuel
Werzberger as director, has been
designated as the agency to which
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The Israel Aliya Center is the re-
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Lighting Commission
Loses Career Man
Today is Sidney Dorb's last full
day of work for the Detroit Public
Lighting Commission. It brings to
a close 43 years of service to the
commission, of which he is head
electrical engineer.
Dorb, 18247 Cherrylawn, official-
ly retires Nev. 16 at age 63. Since
his graduation as an electrical en-
gineer from the University of Mich-
igan in 1924, Dorb has worked for
one employer at one location. He
is number three man in the PLC
hierarchy.
Dorb is retiring in advance of the
65 mandatory retirement age to
take part-time work with a firm
consulting engineers and "have a
little more time for travel."
Dorb's job has included all
phases of electrical engineering
and a little architecture, structural
engineering and even ventilation,
on the side.
PLC Superintendent Harold W.
Pearson, Dorb's boss, called him
"one of our most trustworthy and
Jewish Center branch on Ten
Mile Rd. near Greenfield in Oak
dependable employes," as well as
Park.
"a very diligent worker."
Dorb and his wife Sophie have
Incorportion papers have already
been filed with the state of Mich- two married daughters.
igan, Jackier said.
The apartment project is to be
financed with a government loan
through the Housing and Urban
Development program, and pro-
cessing has already been started.
advisers and rabbis.
BY HENRY LEONARD
The board expects to request
funds from United Jewish Charities
to finance the initial phases of
physical planning of the project.
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