36—Friday, Nov. 8, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Brevities
Shakespeare's "TWELFTH
NIGHT" will be presented
through Dec. 1 at Meadow
Brook Theater. Tickets may
be obtained at Hudson's, or
by calling the Meodow Brook
box office, 377-3300.
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AMERICAN YOUTH HOS-
TELS will -present Warren
Miller's movie "The Color of
Skiing" 8:30 p.m. Nov. 27 at
. Fiord Auditorium. For ticket
information, call AYH, 273-
8560.
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RUBINER GALLERY, 621
S. Washington, Royal Oak,
will open a one-woman exhi-
bition of watercolors by
Michigan artist -M arjor i e
Hecht, Tuesday. Mrs.* Hecht
has exhibited her work in the
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Violinist MISCHA LEFKO:
WITZ will perform in a con-
cert sponsored by the Friends
of the Oak Park Library 9
p.m.. Wednesday at the lib-
rary. Lefkowitz will be ac-
companied. by pianist Tan-
ya Klemptner. Refreshments
with the performers will fol-
low. For information, call the
library, LI 8-7230.
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SCHOLASTIC ART COM-
PETITION for Southeastern
Michigan will present is exhi-
bition Feb. 15-Mar. 1, 1975 at
the Tel-Twelve Mall. Entries
will be accepted 4 p.m. - 9
p.m. Jan. 27-Feb. 1, 1975 at
the Mall. For information,
call Joe Piasecki, 652-0116, or
Ron Sesvold, 353-4111.
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Detroit Town Hall will host
MERLE MILLER, author of
"Plain Speaking," 11 a.m.
Nov.. 20 at the Fisher Thea-
ter. Tickets are available at
the door, and student, senior
citizen and group rates are
available. Fori information,
Hall,-871-0094.
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Gershwin's 1926 musical
comedy, "OH, KAY•." will
be performed for three week-
ends beginning 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 22 at Wayne State Uni-
versity's Bonstelle Theater.
Tickets are on sale at the
Wayne State theater box
office and- at Hudson's. For
information, call the theater,
577-2960.
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The North Suburban group
of LA LECHE LEAGUE,
which encourages mothers to
nurse their babies, will begin
a new series of four informa-
tional meetings 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday in Southfield. For
information, call - Judy De-
largy, 399-6723, or - Mary
Frankinburger, 547-5103.
Journalist Schoenbrun to Speak at Bond Event Citing Dr. Mames
David Schoenbrun, noted
radio and television journal-
ist, will speak at an Israel
Bond dinner honoring Dr.
John Mames 7 p.m. Nov. 23
at Cong. Beth Achim.
Schoenbrun, longtime chief
correspondent for CBS News,
has been a frequent visitor
to the Middle East since 1946.
Before Israel's establishment,
he was one of the first Amer-
ican correspondents to report
on Jewish resistance to the
British Mandate in Palestine.
During 1948, • millions of
Americans heard his ac-
counts of Israel's War of In-
dependence over the CBS
radio network.
Schoenbrun has won'inajor
awards in every medium of
communications, including, the
Overseas Press Club Award
for Best Radio Reporting
from Abroad (1953); Best
Television Reporting from
.
In 1961, Schoenbrun was year 1965-66. In the spring
appointed chief correspondent of 1967, he joined the faculty
for CBS in Washington, of Columbia's gra duate
where he reported on the school of international af-
Kennedy years. In 1964 he fairs, and also lectures at
resigned from CBS to devote the New School for Social
more time to writing books Research.
For reservations, call Har-
and to free-lance broadcast-
ing. He appears regularly on, vey Beaver, dinner chair-
network talk shows and as a man, 886-0830, or the Israel
guest star on "The Advo- Bond office, 968-0200.
cates."
He has written four books: Classifieds Get Quick Results
"As France Goes," "The
Three Lives of Charles de
Gaulle," "Vietnam: How We
Got In, How To Get Out" and
"The New Israelis."
Orchestra and Entertainmen
DAVID SCHOENBRUN
He was appointed Carnegie
Abroad (1955); Best Book, Fellow at the Columbia Uni-
"As France Goes" (1957); versity Graduate School' of
Best Magazine Article of the Journalism for the academic
Year (1959) and the Alfred
On the occasion of his birthday anniversary, Nov. 14th.
I. Dupont Award as Best 4(
Criterion Club, a non-profit organization
Commentator of the Year
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for Single adults, salutes
'(1960).
LARRY FREEDMAN.
647-2367
People Make News
WILLIAM M. RUSHER
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"Elder Statesman," Counselor-in-Residence,
Distinguished Past President
In word and WILL I AM a friend to you ;
organization, the first being : and one friend old is worth a hundred new.
in 1971 when she was one of
seven piano teachers in the
U.S. to be honored at the
national convention.
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Former Detroiter MRS.
MARLENE W ERNE R of
Minneapolis will be honored
Nov. 19 at the national con-
vention of Women's Branch,
Union of Orthodox JeWish
Congregations of America in
Mt. Pocono, Pa. She will re-
ceive special recognition for
her efforts in organizing and
administering the Twin Cities
Kashrut Committee. Mrs.
Werner - is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Green-
berg, 25100 W. Eight Mile,
Southfield, and the wife of
former Akiva principal Rabbi
Gerald - Werner.
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VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY
will be the featured -soloist
with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra 8:30 p.m. Thursday'
and Nov. 16 at-the Ford Au-
ditorium. Georg Semkow will
be guest conductor, and the
program will include Beet-
hoven's Piano Concerto No. l -
and the Detroit Symphony
premiere of Shostakovich's
Symphony No. 4. -For ticket'
information, call Ford Audi-
torium, 961-0700.
Col. Arthur C. 'Becker,
state civil defense officer of
Michigan Jewish War Veter-
ans and director of South-
field Civil Defense, won first
place for Special Publica-
tions in the National Civil
Defense contest sponsored
by the U.S. Civil Defense
Council. He also received
three other awards at the
conference which was held
last month in San Juan, Pu-
erto Rico.
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