`Copper Meitora' a TV Special Rehearsal for "The Copper Menora," to be presented 12:30 p.m. Sunday on WWJ-TV, takes place in the studid, with cast members (from left) Jules Abrams, Ed Oldowni, David Frank, Beth-Sheva Laikin, Rita Kogan, W. Paul Unger and (seated) Mark Kogan. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 5, 1969-39 A-ith ✓ ctivities Israel Matches U.S. in Strawberry Sales Definitely Different! 1 gnin.tati. Orls TEL AVIV — Israel has more BRANDEIS CHAPTER wil than doubled its production of meet 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Core. , strawberries since 1964 and by 1971 plans to sell as many in Beth Hillel. The dramatic groin will present a musical skit, and Europe as does the U.S., the U.S. Agriculture Department says. Is- ENTERTAINMENT TO MAKE there will be prizes and refresh- 'IC , YOUR PARTY DIFFERENT ments. Guests are welcome. The raeli output this year is estimated Handwriting Analysis—Caricatures chapter is preparing to observe at 2,180 tons, compared with 970 Tintype Man 8. more Chanukah Parties tons five years ago, the FOreign its 25th anniversary. * Agriculture Service said in Wash- :SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ AGENCY: 356-8525 BUSINESS AND PROFESSION- ington recently. AL CHAPTER will present a movie, '"Tomorrow's a Wonderful Day" at an open meeting 8:30 p.m. Dec. 16 at Oak Park Community Center. Refreshments, souvenirs and a social hour will follow. A dramatic playlet. The Copper Guests are invited. ♦ s NIenora," will be presented by . WWJ-TV. Channel 4, 12:30 p.m. TIKVAII LODGE will hold its Sunday in observance of Hanuka, annual Hanuka latke party 8:30 the Festival of Lights. p.m. Thursday at the Workmen's Based on a story by Yitzhak Circle Center. Featured will be Broides, "The Copper Menora" the 25-member Golden Age Choral This Week's Radio and was written by Ilal Youngblood, an Group of the Jewish Center, direct- Television Programs instructor of creative writing for ed by Cantor Nicholas Fenakel. broadcasting at Wayne State Uni- Maurice Raznick, lodge president, IIANUKA SPECIAL versity. It is being produced and said friends are welcome. Nominal Time: 12:30 p.m. Sunday staged by Evelyn Orbach for the donation. • * * * Station: Channel 4 Jewish Community Council of Feature: "The Copper Menora." Metropolitan Detroit. The director `Bnai Brith Teen-Alters (See story at right) is Jerry Burke. s * • gewry (9.1 tie Air 1 * julie t * 4-******** * ** * ******* t e GREEN-8 ONLY Suburban • SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 it* SUNDAY 12 TO 5 Practice Jewish Customs The story, set in the town of HIGHLIGHTS Vilna, Lithuania, during the 18th Minus Religious Belief' Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday Century, concerns the confisca- CHICAGO (JTA) — A survey of Station: Channel 2 tion of the menora from the teen-age Bnai Brith youth, most of Feature: "The Hanuka Melody" town's synagogue and the efforts whom rated the commitment of is part of the series on "Jewish of the Jewish community to re- their families to Judaism as from Musical Milestones" explored by claim it nonviolently. "above average" to "intense," has Cantor Harold Orbach of Temple Appearing in the cast are Ed shown that the youngsters may Israel and guest Cantor Jacob practice many aspects of Jewish Oldowni, Beth-Sheva Laikin (Mrs. Barkin of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, custom without religious belief. with Bella Goldberg at the piano. Ilarold Davidson), David Frank, The survey, described as the * s * W. Paul Unger, Rita Kogan, Mark Kogan, Hal Youngblood, Jules most ambitious ever undertaken HEAR OUR VOICE on the changing attitudes of Jew- Abrams and David Regal. Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday ish youth in North America, was Station: WCAR designed by Dr. Fred Masserik, Feature: Part 2 of "Hanuka Fes- Korn is, / r_Fe bbilan Trot h Los Angeles director of the Be- tival." featuring Cantor Jacob havioral Research Associates. in inflow/0W a t Dinner cooperation with Dr. Max F. •aer, Barkin of Cong. Shaarey Zedek. * * * national director of the Bnai Brith COMMUNITY CURRENTS Youth Organization. The subjects Time: 7 a.m. Sunday and 5:15 of the initial phase of the study were the BBYO's current regional p.m. Tuesday and council presidents in the Station: WJBK (Sunday) and United States and Canada, age WDET-FM (Tuesday) Feature: Eliezer Greenberg, co- 16-18 and some younger. editor of "A Treasury of Yiddish Poetry," is interviewed by Evelyn Orbach. program and broadcasting associate of the Jewish Community Council. To Honor Chapin at Round Table Dinner Dec. 14 * * * IN CONTACT Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday Station: WJR Feature: The Detroit Interfaith Broadcasting Commission puts re- ligion and man "in contact," with Hal Youngblood as host. * * * ETERNAL LIGHT—TV Time: 8 a.m. Sunday Station: Channel 4 Feature: "The Legacy of Anne Frank," filmed in Amsterdam, features interviews with Dutch citizens who knew Ann Frank as a child, as well as captured German films of the Dutch occupation. Among those interviewed is Rabbi Suetendorp of the Liberal Syna- gogue of Amsterdam who, like Anne. was hidden by a Dutch fam- ily during the latter days of the war, at great risk to the farmer and his family. Young Adults Plan Week of Events The Young Adult Planning Com- mittee of the Jewish Center will sponsor a week of events for men and women age 18-24 during col- lege and university vacations this month. The first activity, a brunch, Dec. 21, will have a guest speaker. For reservations, call the president, Allen Glinter, 272-4418, or the Cen- ter's group services division, DI 1-4200. On Dec. 22, young adults will get together at the Center for a splash party at 8:30 p.m. The event Dec. 23 will be a barn dance at the Center, with caller Sy Sims leading square and Israeli dancing. There will be an admis- sion charge. MISS LESLEY KOMISAR At a recent dinner-party, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Komisar of Strat- ford Ct., Oak Park, announced the engagement of their daughter Les- ley Jill to Barry William Feldman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Feld- man of Meyers Rd. Miss Komisar attends Eastern Michigan University. Her fiance is a pre-medical student at Wayre State University. An August wedding is planned. News Fro in Downriver Roy D. Chapin, Jr., chairman of the board and chief executive offi- cer, American Motors Corporation, will be the honored guest and speaker at the 1969 Brotherhood dinner sponsored by the Detroit Round Table of 'National Confer- ence of Christians and Jews, Dec. 14 in Cobo Hall. Chapin will be presented with an award in recognition of his deep commitment to brotherhood and his untiring efforts to bring better understanding among all peoples. Ray W. Macdonald, president, Burroughs Corporation, and John H. French, Jr., president, City National Bank of Detroit, are co- chairmen of the dinner and are being assisted by a civic commit tee of community leaders. Chapin. a native De t r o iter is a leader in the automotive in- dustry and serves on the boards of many organizations including the Automotive S a f e t y Foundation, Metropolitan Detroit Citizens De- velopment Authority, Radio Free Europe, Junior Achievement and many others. He is also active with the Leader Dogs for the T y SATURDAY and * SUNDAY • * ONLY ! • was $90 now $45 * * * * * * * * * and SUNDAY ONLY ! 22" T y T T y T y * * y Famous .Maker * * Irool Double * Knit 3 Piece 1* * Fall Costume * The religious school of Cong. Beth Isaac in Trenton will cele- brate Hanuka 11 a.m. Sunday at the synagogue. On the same day, Blind, Citizens Research Council, Beth Isaac will host members and The Boy Scouts of America and friends at a latke party, 4 to 7 p.m. the Detroit Historical Society. in the social hall. Own the costume you want NOW at end-of- season prices! This one by a famous maker in black or vicuna. Charge It! Michigan Bankard Security Juliet SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 * Rabbi Josef Zeitin started the adult education class with a lec- ture Saturday night on "The Chinese Jews in Kai Fang Fu — their origin, their religious ob- servances and their culture." Dr. Zeitin was invited by the Kiwanis Club in Wyandotte to speak on Tuesday at the YMCA Building. SATURDAY I 8n gag ements * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raikow of * Florida Ave. announce the engage- * ment of their daughter Marian * Roberta to Morris Levenson, son of ..a... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levenson of Schaefer Rd. The couple plans a September wedding. and SUNDAY 12 TO 5 GREEN-8 ONLY GREENFIELD-8 MILE RDS ***** *** * **** * ** * ** ** ***.