THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 30, 1977 39

Detroit Hadassah's History
Told in Present Transition

[ Jewry on the Air

This Week's Radio and
Television Programs

MESSAGE OF ISRAEL:
6:30 a.m. Sunday. WXYZ
(1270) and WRIF-FM (101)
and 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
WDEE (1500), a message
to the Jewish community.
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RELIGION IN THE
NEWS: 6:30 a.m. Sunday,
CKWW (680).
***
VISTAS OF ISRAEL:
6:30 a.m. Sunday.
WOMC-FM (104.3). Israel
culture and literature, a
calendar of events in the
Jewish community follows.
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JEWISH COMMUNITY
HIGHLIGHTS: 9:45 a.m.
Sunday, Channel 2, Nadine
Bell, chairman of the
Greater Detroit Section of
the National Council of
Jewish Women's Single
Parent Awareness Caring
Exchange, will discuss the
forthcoming forum, Jan. 8,
at Oakland Community
College, Farmington Hills
campus.
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LUBAVITCH JEWISH
HOUR: 11 p.m. Sunday
WNIC ( 1300), and
WNIC-FM (100), rabbinical
remarks. Jewish music.
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YIDDISHE SHTUNDE: 9
a.m. Monday, WIID (1090),
an all Yiddish program of
music, news, interviews
and other features, with
Lou Levine. Diane Levine
presents a Jewish
community calendar.

COFFEE WITH HY: 9
a.m. Tuesday, WIID (1090).
Interviews and features of
Jewish— interest, with Hy
Schenkman.
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SHIDUREI YISRAEL
BE-DETROIT: 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday. WIID (1090), an
all-Hebrew program of
Israeli music, news and
features from Israel. with
Joshua Tabak.
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IF NOT NOW: 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, WDET-FM
(101.9).
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AL NAFTAL'S Jewish
Theatrical Program: 1 p.m.
Thursday, WMZK-FM (98),
entertainment.
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MOTIF: 9 a.m. Friday.
WIID (1090), Jewish news,
entertainment, community
calendar and "Spotlight"
on the community with
Barbara Katchke and
Rachel Jacobs.

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Synagogue Focus
of Documentary

Cong. T'Chiyah located in
a former church school
building in the Greektown
area of Detroit, will be
among the features in
"Revival, - a documentary
to be re-broadcast 7 p.m.
Saturday on Channel
7. The documentary, hosted
by City Planner Alex
Pollock, won awards for
producers Harvey
Ovshinsky and William R.
Pace. The show received
the 20th International Film
and TV Festival of New
York silver medal and the
same from the 10th annual
Festival of the Americans.

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Bargman, Frank Wetsman
and Israel Davidson.
Mrs. Isenberg, who was
elected for a third term,
contrary to the precedent
of naming presidents for
only two terms, was
retained in office as a
mark of continuity to
assure completion of the
project which made Detroit
one of a limited number of
communities in which
Hadassah functioned in its
own building.
Local Hadassah operated
here in quarters on Joy and
Linwood Rds. before
moving into its own
building.
Flo Blum was Hadassah's
executive director for 30
years until her retirement
two years ago.

Campaign Women's Division
Sets 31st - institute at Center

Mem)aers of the Jewish
Welfare Federation's Wom-
en's Division are preparing
for their 31st annual In-
stitute to take place Jan. 18
at the Jewish Community
Center.
The five-hour program,
"A Time of Testing, - will
focus on how members of
the American Jewish com-
munity can become in-
volved in Jewish affairs,
both in the United States
and in the Middle East.
Featured speakers in-
clude Naomi Levine, nation-
al executive director of the
American Jewish Congress,
and Leonard Fein, professor
of contemporary Jewish
studies at Brandeis Univer-
sity and editor of "Mo-
ment" magazine.
During the noon luncheon,
a brief meeting of the Wom-
en's Division will be held.
Dulcie Rosenfeld, the divi-
sion's Campaign chairman,
will report.
Melba Winer is chairman

of the 1978 insititute. Renee
Mahler is associate chair-
man. Nancy Hirsch is the
Women's Division program
vice president. The institute
committee includes Ellen
Labes, Marge Salson, Sand-
ra Shepherd, Helen August,
Bess Orecklin, Roz Schiff
and Bibbie Blitz.
Also Joyce LaBan, Zelda
Robinson, Sybil Jones, Nan-
cy Jacobson, Sharon Hart,
Barbara Eisenberg, Linda
Jackier, Harriet Prentis,
Aviva Robinson and Beth
Feldman.
Carolyn Greenberg is Di-
vision president.
The program, which be-
gins with registration at
9:30 a.m., is open to all
interested women in the
area. The charge includ-
es luncheon and registra-
tion. A babysitting service
is available at the Jewish
Center.
For reservations or infor-
mation, contact Lois Brown,
division director, 965-3939.

Saudis Hear Begin Remarks

Dr. Marvin Berman-was
appointed resident director
of Camp Tamarack-Bright-
on, it was announced recent-
ly by the Fresh Air Society.
Berman was coordinator
of continuing education and
extension at University
of Michigan School of Social
Work and is part-time lec-
turer in sociology at U-M
Dearborn.
He served as resident di-
rector at Camp Tamarack -
Ortonville from 1964-71.

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Local Hadassah leaders
expect to transfer
headquarters from the
present location on W.
Seven Mile Road to new
quarters in less than two
months, Inge Kramer,
president of Detroit
Hadassah, and Sid Winer,
president of Hadassah
House Inc., reported this
week. They said a new
location for Hadassah
quarters is due for an
announcement in a matter
of days.
Layetta Isenberg, who
was president of 'Hadassah
when the building on Seven
Mile Road was constructed
in 1954, recalled that the
benefactors who made it
possible included Bert
Smokler, Theodore

NEW YORK—Reports of
Saudi Arabia's tacit
approval of Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat's
peace initiatives were
partially confirmed this
week when the Saudi state
radio broadcast the news
conference of Sadat and
Prime Minister Menahem
Begin if Israel at the
conclusion of the Ismailiya
summite meeting.
The New York Times
reported that it was the
first time the remarks of
an Israeli official were
broadcast live on Saudi TV.

The government-sub-
sidized Saudi Arabian
newspapers and the radio
and television networks
have refrained from
criticizing the Sadat peace
initiatives. King Khalid and
Crown Prince Fand have
reportedly spoken provately
in favor of Sadat's
"alternative."

There was
disappointment in the Saudi
government, according to
the Times, that a

settlement did not come out
of the Ismailiya meeting.

The Saudis were also ,
reported to resent the
heavy criticism Sadat was
receiving from the Arab
rejectionists.

Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Medwed (Susan
Klein), 24320 Blackstone,
Oak Park, a son, Eric
Michael.

Dec. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
. Eric Oppenheim (Arlene
Tack), 25446 Wareham,
Huntington Woods, a son,
Seth Matthew.

Dec. 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffry Mazur (Lynne
Krieger), former Detroiters
of Canoga Park, Calif., a
son, Michael Alan.

Dec. 12—To Dr. and Mrs.
William Jarvis (Phyllis
Shawn), 4284 Mac Queen
Dr., West Bloomfield, a
son, Brandon David.

France Sees Beginning of New
Era of Friendship With Israel

PARIS (JTA)—France
considers that the cold
relations with Israel have
thawed following Israeli
Premier Menahem Begin's
meeting in London with a
French special envoy.
French political circles
believe that things "have
now returned to normal"
and that the two countries
can "start all over again
from scratch."
The Secretary General of
the Elysee Palace, Jean
Francois-Poncet, President
Valery Giscard d'Estaing's
representative who met
with Begin last week in
London; returned to Paris
highly optimistic.
His report to Giscard
indicated that Israel is
ready to renew its old
"close and intimate ties"
with France as they existed
in the heydays of 1956 as if
nothing has hpapened in
the meantime.
French diplomatic
sources point to Begin's
declaration in London prior
to his departure suggesting
a return "to the
Franco-Israeli alliance of
1956," as proving that the
two countries are on the
dawn of a new honeymoon.
Israel and France were
de facto allies in 1956 at
the time of the Suez
campaign which aimed at
toppling President Nasser
after his nationlization of
the Suez Canal.
France believes that it
can contribute to a solution
of the Middle East crisis by
providing adequate
guarantees and by
maintaining its open
bridges with Syria, Libya
and Iraq.

France has wanted to
improve relations with
Israel since Giscard's
election in 1974. Two events
have given recent history
an additional push: the
forthcoming legislative
elections in which every
vote will count, especially
the Jewish vote, and
France's impression that
Britain is replacing it as
Western Europe's dominant ,
political force in Middle
Fast affairs.

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