36—Friday, March 23, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Center Theater Evening of 1-Act
Plays to Include Comedy, Drama

Detroit Christians Visit Israel

Center to Host Israeli Writer
as Its Intellectual in Residence

Israeli playwright Israel
Eliraz will be in Detroit
March 31-April 15 as part of
the Jewish Center celebration
in honor of the 25th anni-
versary of Israel's Independ-
ence.
Eliraz wil meet with the
parents and students of the
Jewish Parents Institute,
Parents Without Partners,
students of Jewish Center
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school students. He also will
talk to student groups at
Michigan universities • and
will spend a weekend at
Camp Tamarack.
Eliraz was born in Jeru-
salem and is a graduate of
the Hebrew University in
philosophy and Hebrew liter-
ature. He has studied theater
in Paris on a special
UNESCO grant and also at
the Sorbonne on a grant
from the French government.
Author of novels, stories
and plays, which have been
staged in Israel, England,
France and the U. S., he has
written librettos for two
operas, one - of which —
"Masada-1967"—will be pro-
duced during the 1973 Israeli
Festival.
Eliraz has won a number
of literary prizes and has
published articles and stories
in many Hebrew literary
periodicals.

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Talk on Soviet Jewry
Winchester ORT, a new
chapter for single women,
will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
at the home of Pam Alpert,
24371 Scotia, Oak Park.
Dan Berk will speak on the
plight of Soviet Jews.
For information, call Judy
Rosen, 549-2594, or Beth
Meizler, 549-2147.

The GUARNERI STRING
QUARTET will make its
third appearance with Pro
Musica Society, - 8:30 p.m.
March 30 at the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts. Arnold Stein-
hardt and John Dailey are
the violinists; Michael Tree,
viola, and David Soyer,
cello. Admission is by mem-
bership only. A reception will
follow the concert.

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Center Theater will offer Raye Wojcik. The program
an evening of one-act plays, is produced by Irene Pianin
including a comedy,- a drama and Marti Scholnick.
and a melodrama, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets are available at the
March 31 and 7:30 p.m. April box office. For information,
1 at the Jewish Center.
call 341-4200, ext. 223, week-
"Thursday Evening," a day mornings.
marital comedy by Christo-
pher Morley, will be directed
The PRISONER OF WAR
by William Yeager. Featured Committee of Michigan, Troy
in the cast are Alan Kroker, Branch, will have a booth
Cher Sussman, Irene Pianin Sunday in the Oakland Mall
and Rita Ezel.
to obtain signatures for
"Hello Out There," William Michigan men who are miss-
Caroyan's poignant drama of ing in action.

Israel, as a sacred land for American Christians as well
as Jews, last year attracted more than 50,000 American

Christian tourists. Five Detroit area residents who left for
Israel last week on El Al Airlines were, from left, Mrs.
Ophelia McDonald, Rev. and Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs. Rose
Brown and Mrs. F. Rollins.
a jailed youth seeking love
and friendship, will . be di-
rected by. Carole Chase. The
cast' includes Raye Wojcik,
Jewry on
Susan Markman and Nelson
Chase:
This Week's Radio an d Television Programs
"He Ain't Done Right by
REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
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Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Time: 10 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Station: WBRB-FM (102.7).
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
Feature: Phil Blazer pro-
Loss will explore some funda- vides a contemporary pot-
mental Jewish themes pres- pourri of Jewish humor,
ent in today's popular music. music, culture and literature.

fashioned "mellerdrama,"
will be directed by Joan St.
John. Ilene Moskowitz, Ken
Harker, Lori Goldman, David
Gutman, Kim R. Norland,
Sara Zivian and Gerry Wol-
ton are in the cast.
JEWISH WORLD
Sets and lighting are by
RELIGION IN THE NEWS
Time: 7 p.m. Sunday.
Time: 9:05 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WMZK-FM (98).
Station: CKWW.
Feature: Jack Roberts of-
and
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
fers community notes • and
RELIGIOUS SCOPE
Now Booking .. .
news from Israel.
Time: 11:20 p.m. Sunday.
ED
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Station: Channel 9.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Feature: Rabbi Jonathan
851-6118
Time: 8:45 a.m. Sunday.
Plaut of Temple Beth El,
Station: Channel 2.
Windsor, will discuss news
Feature: "Immigrant items in the Jewish com-
Needs in Israel . . . in De- munity.
troit" a program dealing with
the theme of "Changing Pat- Rabbi Gruskin Heads
terns in Jewish Life."
Panel at Clergy's
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Time: 7 'a.m. Sunday.
Station. WDEE (1500).
Feature: Rabbi Mordecai
Waxman, spiritual leader of
Temple Israel, Great Neck,
N.Y., will discuss his book,
"Tradition and Change."
and
Time: Noon Tuesday.
Station: WQRS-FM (105.1).
Feature: A conversation
with Rabbi Richard G.
Hirsch, executive director of
the World Union for Progres-
sive Judaism.

Channel 56 Auction
Volunteers Ready
Several area women have
volunteered their services
for the May 5 Channel 56

auction. The fifth annual
benefit is again chaired by
Mrs. Irving Friedman, who
directed last year's auction
and brought in a total of

$362,652. This year's goal is
$500,000.
She and vice chairman,
Mrs. Richard Keramedjian,
gave the volunteers a sales
pitch on how to approach
merchants for donations. Do-
nations are tax deductible,
must have a minimum value
of $25 and must be new.
Honorary chairmen Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Z. Neder-
lander hosted a luncheon and
training meeting for volun-
teers at the Fisher Theater.
Area volunteers include
Mrs. Richard Barnett of
West Bloomfield Hills, in
charge of rounding up auc-
tioneers from Detroit's lead-
ing personalities in the media,
sports and industry; Mrs.
Lloyd Adelson and Mrs. Har-
vey Rubin of Farmington;
Mrs. Morton Brody, Dot
Cohn and Mrs. Dale Silver-
berg of Detroit, Mrs. Lionel
Ketchum and Mrs. Sharon
Ruben of Southfield; Mrs.
Julian H. Scott of Oak Park,
Mrs. Ronald Stone of Hunt-
ington Woods, and Mrs. Jack
Horwitz and 'Mrs. Lillian
Stone of Birmingham.

I Parley on Retarded -
Rabbi Solomon Gruskin,
Jewish chaplain at Ypsilanti
State Hospital, will chair a
panel when Michigan clergy
meet Monday to discuss the
role of the church or syna-
gogue in meeting responsibil-
ities to mentally ill and/or
mentally retarded parishion-
ers.
The all-day workshop will
be held at Sacred Heart
Seminary, 2701 W. Chicago.
The session starts at 10 a.m.
Sponsors are the Archdio-
cese of Detroit, Jewish Com-
munity Council of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, Michigan Council
of Churches and the Michi-
gan Department of Mental
Health.
"Recent studies of the
clients served in one DMH
agency indicate that about
95 per cent identify with one
of the major religious
faiths," said Fr. Stanley
Kukulski, Catholic chaplain
at Northville State Hospital.
Opening remarks at the
conference will be ,presented
by state mental health direc-
tor Dr. E. Gordon Yudashkin.
Also on the program will
be Dr. Robert Segal, program
director for social work at
the Institute for the Study of
Mental Retardation and Re-
lated Disabilities, University
of Michigan. He will moder-
ate a panel on "The Impact
of the Church on the Men-
tally Retarded and Their
Families."
Panelists will include Mrs.
Moe Mittledorf of the Parents
Association for Jewish Resi-
dential Care Barton Traines
and Cantor Arthur Asher, di-
rector of religious education
at Temple Israel.
Mrs. Mittledorf will discuss
how the synagogue has
helped her, and Traines, a
young retarded man, will de-
scribe the meaning a reli-
gious education program had
for him. Cantor Asher will
outline the Hebrew religious
education program at Tem-
ple Israel.

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