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24—Friday, Nevesuber 6, 1970
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
National Council of Jewish Women
Enables 2nd Semester of 'Sesame Street'
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men, one of the first organizations
in the nation to endorse and help
develop utilization of the program
"Sesame Street" last season, has
again pledged its financial and
community service assistance for
"Sesame Street," whose "second
semester" begins Monday on
Channel 56. -
Channel 56 general manager
James Christianson said the
Greater Detroit Section, NCJW,
contributed $5,000 and renetVed its
participation with Channel 56 in
promoting maximum utilization of
the program by parents and teach-
ers of pre-school age children in
the greater Detroit area.
Mrs. Frederick Shevin, presi-
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dent, said dozens of local NCJW
members will be Involved in
efforts with Channel 56 and the
program producers, Children's
Television Workshop, to reach the
optimum number of the area's
nearly 300,6116 children between
age 3 and 5, especially those in
inner-city neighborhoods.
Coordinating the council's efforts
will be Mrs. Jerome Sonenklar,
vice president of community
service.
Council members will work in
conjunction with "Sesame Street's"
Detroit utilization coordinator,
Richard Smith.
To encourage regular viewing of
"Sesame Street," especially among
disadvantaged children, the coun-
cil will help distribute to selected
communities, copies of the new
publication, Sesame Street Maga-
zine. There will be four editions of
the full-color magazine, and each
will contain information for both
parents and children about each
of the 145 new, hour-long color pro-
grams.
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Mrs. Harold Kaufman (left),
executive vice president of Greater
Detroit Section, National Council
of Jewish Women, presents James
N. Christianson, Channel 56 general
manager, with a $5,000 contrilmticas
from the council for the recording
and daily afternoon rebroadcast on
Channel 56 of the "second semes-
ter" of "Sesame Street" programs,
beginning Monday on Channel 56.
Mrs. Jerome Sonenklar, vice presi-
dent of community service for
Detroit Section, looks on.
Your family will love it—so thick
it sticks to the spaghetti, never
sinks to a pool on your plate.
Every bit of its real Italian ta'am
gets into your mouth. Choice of
three meatless sauces Meatless,
Mushroom, Marinara. 'Keep all
three on hand for tempting
variety.
`Born Yesterday'
to Be Tomorrow
"Born Yesterday," the Garson
Kanin comedy at Center Theater,
will continue Saturday, with cur-
tain time set for 8:30 p.m.
Special rates are available for
students, and groups may take ad-
vantage of a special theater party
offering for blocks of tickets. For
information and tickets, contact
the Jewish Center box office, DI
1-4200.
Bar Mitzva
Seminars
the committee for the annual Bal-
four Concert of the Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit, announced this
week that the enthusiastic response
to the call for support of local and
Israel Zionist projects assures a
sellout for the event to be held at
Ford Auditorium on Nov. 22.
This year's concert will feature
Richard Tucker as guest artist,
with Pierre Hetu directing the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra.
Dr. Greenberg ascribed the
record-breaking response to this
year's concert to the recognition of
the numerous important Israeli
needs to be aided by the proceeds
—the assistance that will go to the
Kfar Silver Agricultural School,
the support for ZOA House in Tel
Aviv and the cultural and Israel
defense programs in this country.
Dr. Joel Hamburger, ZOD presi-
dent, joined with Dr. Greenberg in
the call to the community for un-
stinted support of important efforts
in support of Israel and in ad-
vancing the Zionist cause.
Assisting Dr. Greenberg as co-
chairmen of the Balfour Concert
committee are Mrs. Ira G. Kauf-
man, Dr. Sanford Bennett and Dr.
George Dean. Abraham Borman is
chairman of the sponsors commit-
tee.
Remaining seats for the concert
may be ordered by calling the
ZOA Cultural Center, 18451 W.
10 Mile, 353-3636.
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SANDRA NOTHNAN
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nothinan
of Northend Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Sandra to Michael Victor
Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Kaplan of Coolidge Rd., Oak Park.
Miss Nothman is a senior at
Wayne State University. Mr. Kap-
lan is a graduate of the Detroit
College of Business.
The couple will marry in May.
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Mrs. David Zellman will review
"This Is Our Strength" by Golda
Heir.
The 39th annual donor luncheon
will be held 12:30 p.m. Dec. 2
at the Raleigh House. Hostesses
for the meeting are Mesdames
Morris Schwartz, Jack Leader and
Louis Germansky. Friends are in-
vited_
Annual Balfour
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