Films, Food and Festivities on Agenda
[Of Israel Independence Week at Center

Festivities celebrating Is-
ael's 25th anniversary will
tegin 8:30 p.m. May 5 at
he Jewish Center when the
tighlight will be the per-
ormance of Israeli actor-
inger Gadi Elon in Aaron
)eRoy Theater.
Elon, born in Haifa, began
tis career while serving in
he Israeli military. He

helped organize the enter-
tainment troop of the armed
forces.
In the United States two
years, Elon sings only Israeli
songs, much of it drawn
from the tradition of the
Hasidim. A leading member
of the Haifa Theater, Elon
has appeared in a wide
variety of productions, from
Shakespeare's "Richard the
Third" to the popular "Cac-
tus Flower."
Under the aegis of the
Jewish Center Hebrew de-
partment, there will be a
short memorial ceremony
honoring the soldiers who
lost their lives in the defense
of the Jewish state. For
ticket information, call the
Center, 341 4200, ext. 236 7.
The Detroit Israel Trade
Fair and a gamut of cultural
programs will take place at
the Jewish Center through
May 13.
The fair will promote the
many Israeli products avail-
able in the Detroit area. On
display and for sale will be
a variety of items including
furniture. clothing, toys,
food, sail boats, sprinklers,
books, records, games, arti-
facts, posters, giftware and
jewelry, all manufactured in
Israel.
Throughout the week there
will be a sale of exclusive
Israeli art from the gallery
of Pucker-Safrai of Boston
and Israel. Also featured
will be mini-economic confer-
ences to assist the retailer
and wholesaler in future pur-
chasing of Israeli products,
under the leadership of
Samuel Rich and Samuel
Schiff. Retail merchants and
wholesalers who carry Is-
raeli merchandise and have
not been contacted for the
Trade Fair are asked to call
the Center.
In addition to the fair,
there will be an American-
Israeli restaurant serving
authentic Israeli dishes. Re-
cipes of the chef "Moshe"
from an Israel restaurant in
Toronto will be featured. The
restaurant will be operated
by Royal Kosher Catering
Co.
Ladies Day at the celebra-
tion will take place May 10
at the Center. Guest speaker
will be the well-known author
Esther Vilnay, who collab-
orates with her husband, Dr.

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Zev Vilnay, in his work and
is currently preparing the
English edition of "Legends
of Jerusalem" to be publish-
ed this year. For many
years, she was chairwoman
of the Friends of Women's
League for Israel and Wo-
men's ORT in Jerusalem.
Representatives from Ha-
dassah, ORT, Pioneer Wo-
men, National Council of
Jewish Women, Bnai Brith
and Mizrachi Women will co-
operate in short presenta-
tions on what American
'omen are accomplishing in
Israel.
"Panorama:
The film
Golda Meir" will be featured
at 1 p.m. as part of the day's
celebration. Nominal charge.
A film series to be Tea-
tured that week will include
"A Wall in Jerusalem," "Er-
vinka" and "I Was Born in
Jerusalem," as well as
"Panorama: Golda Meir."
Ephraim Kishon's "Er-
vinka" will be shown 8 p.m.

MRS. ZEV VILNAY

May 6 and again 7 p.m. May
13. The story revolves around
the pathetic character Er-
vinka (Topol) who wastes all
his time on his girl friends
and all his money on lottery
tickets. The plot thickens
when Ervinka thinks of a
get-rich-quick enterprise.
Monday will be double
feature night with "Pano-
rama: Golda Meir" at 7 p.m.
and "A Wall in Jerusalem"
at 8. "Panorama" is a docu-
mentary of the life of the
prime minister of Israel, pro-
duced by BBC.
"A Wall in Jerusalem," a
documentary film, depicts
the history of Israel in the
last 70 years. Israeli artists
Yehoram Gaon and Rachel
Zimmerman explore the city
of Jerusalem in the film
musical "I Was Born in
Jerusalem," to be featured
8 p.m. May 8 and 7 p.m.
May 13.
Tickets are on sale at the
Jewish Center.

Glennwood ORT Group
Plans First Auction
Glennwood Chapter, Wom-
en's American ORT, will hold
its first art auction 9:30 p.m.
Saturday at Cong. Beth
Achim. There will be a cham-
pagne preview beginning at
8:30.
Harry Weinsaft, director of
Kingsley Gallery, will be
auctioneer. T h e r e will be
prizes.
A collection of more than
200 framed oils, lithographs,
etchings and water-colors will
be auctioned, along with
sculptures.
Two artists will do guest
portraits throughout the auc-
tion.
Tickets are available at
the door or by calling Mrs.
Elaine Lavetter, 542 2577.

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ORTists t o Celebrate Israel's 25th

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32—Friday, April 6, 1973

Nazareth Mayor
Is a Moslem Arab

The mayor of Nazareth,
Seef el Deen Zuabi, erron-
eously was referred to as
Christian in last week's re-
port on his visit to Detroit.
He is a Moslem Arab.

The Women's American ORT Michigan Region will
celebrate Israel's 25th anniversary with a snecial Israel
Bond luncheon honoring Mrs. Henry Pariser with the "Sha-
lom Award," noon May 3 at Cong. Beth Achim. All Ortists
and their friends are invited. Humorist Lew Norman will
be guest artist. Among those serving on the committee are,
from left, seated: Mesdames Bertram Adler, chairman of
executive committee; Herbert Oppenheim, Israel Bond co-
chairman; Donald Thal, Michigan Region president; and
Albert Tanner; standing: Mesdames Leonard Greenbaum,
Joseph H. Newman, Lowell Schultz, Martin Smith and
Hershell Wais. For information, call the ORT office, 557-
0585, or Israel Bonds, 557-6770.

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Community Council execu-
tive committee met Sunday
in an all-day seminar at the
Butzel Conference Center —
Camp Tamarack.
Initiated last year by Coun-
cil President Hubert J. Sid-
low, the seminars are meant
to provide members with an
opportunity to review Coun-
cil activity, to review their
own performance as execu-
tive committee members and
to consider ideas about long-
range goals. This year's sem-
inar co-chairmen were Lewis
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Edwin Shifrin and Irving
Tukel.
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in a general discussion of
current problem areas and
ways in which Council can
improve its services and
communication links with
constituent organizations.
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list their support to end the
national housing moratorium
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