THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40 Friday, May 1, 1981
Grand Rapids Jewish Body
to Sponsor Bikel Concert
Folksinger and actor
Theodore Bikel will appear
in concert 9:15 p.m., May 9
at the Ottawa High School
auditorium, sponsored by
the Jewish Cultural Coun-
cil of Grand Rapids.
Born in Vienna, Bikel
was 13' when he and his par-
ents left Austria for pre-
state Israel. In 1943, he
joined the Habima Thea-
ter, Which he left a year
later to help found the Israel
Chamber Theater.
In 1946, Bikel entered the
Royal Academy of Dramatic
Art in London from which
he was graduated with hon-
ors. Sir Laurence Olivier of-
fered him a role in his prod-
uction of "A Streetcar
Named Desire" starring Vi-
vian Leigh. Bikel soon took
over the second male lead,
"Mitch," in the ,play.
On Broadway, he ap-
peared in "The Sound of
Music" and "Fiddler on
the Roof."
Bikel also has appeared
in "The Defiant Ones" for
which he received an
Academy Award nomina-
tion, "The African Queen"
and "The Russians Are
Coming."
_Bikel has also starred in
top dramatic shows on TV
and has been repeatedly
,nominated for "Emmy"
awards.
While a student in Lon-
don, Bikel developed an
interest in the guitar and
folk music. Now one of
the world's best-known
folk singers, he appears
in concert, both solo and
with symphony orches-
tras, throughout the
United States and
abroad. He has recorded
16 albums.
Tickets will be on sale at
the door.
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Seniors to Hear
a Book Review
The Senior Friendship
Club of Flint will hear a
book review by Sally Yager
noon Thursday at Flint's
Temple Beth El. Luncheon
will be served.
Future programs include:
Games day, May 14; blood
pressure day, crafts, May
21; and movie, "May Peace
Begin With Me," May 28.
For transportations, call
the Flint Jewish Federa-
tion, 767-5922.
Saturday — Beth Israel
junior congregation Shabat
service.
Sunday — USY minyan
breakfast; and Bnai Brith
Women meeting, noon.
Tuesday — Beth El Sis-
terhood meeting, 8 p.m.;
and Bnai Brith meeting, 8
p.m.
Wednesday — FJF Is-
rael anniversary celebra-
tion, Temple Beth El, 7:30
p.m.
Thursday — Beth Israel
board of education, 8 p.m.
Bar Mitzva
Jo Abramson, Allah Dynkin,
Albert Duncan, Robert Gluck,
Rhina Griffel, Nancy Hanflick,
Ruth Reiter, Jan Segal, Bob
Segar, Golda Shapiro and Gail
Schulman.
Robert Kasle will be-
come Bar Mitzva 9 a.m. May
9 at Cong. Beth Israel.
Patricia Cole will be-
come Bat Mitzva 9 a.m. May
16 at Cong. Beth Israel.
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be celebrated 8_p.m. May 15
at Flint's Temple Beth El.
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Metro Detroit's Jewish
community will celebrate
the May 15 construction
start of Israel's
Mediterranean-to-Dead Sea
Canal.
An Interseas Waterway
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Cong. Beth Israel Sister-
hood, in conjunction with
Park West Galleries, will
have its annual art auction
6 p.m. Sunday in the
synagogue. A wine and
cheese preview will begin at
5. There is a charge.
Founders Dinner, with
guest admission through
the purchase of Israel
Bonds, will be held 6:30 p.m.
May 28 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Israel's Ambassador to
the United States Ephraim
Evron will be guest speaker.
Evron has been a member of
Israel's Foreign Ministry
since 1961 and ambassador
to the U.S. since 1979.
With 1990 as the proj-
ected completed date, the
canal will provide at least
20 percent of Israel's total
energy needs through
hydro-electric power,
explained recent visitor
to Detroit Shmuel Kan-
tor, one of the canal's
principal architects.
Israel's Energy Minis-
ter Yitzhak Modai has
called the interseas link
"the largest and most im-
portant water project in the
history of the state of Is-
rael."
Prof. Yuval Ne'eman,
chairman of the canal's
steering committee, which
studied the canal feasibility
for three years, listed other
Tel Aviv-Yafo
Jerusalem
Masada
INTERSEAS WATERWAY
foreign oil is an overwhelm-
ing financial burden which
threatens her economy. It is
important, both to Israel
and to the U.S., which relies
on Israel to provide demo-
cratic stability to the
Mideast, that wehelp trans-
late the canal plan to
reality," said David B.
Holtzman, Metro Detroit
State of Israel Bonds gen-
eral chairman.
The Israel Bond Organ-
ization is undertaking the
responsibility of provid-
ing $100 million during
1981, over and above the
proceeds which the
organization mobilizes
each year for other ph-
ases of Israel's economic
EPHRAIM EVRON
development, as the seed
"visionary-practical" bene- money for the first phase
fits of the project: solar of the project.
A campaign to enroll Is-
ponds, creating lakes for
tourist attraction, agricul- rael Bond Founders of the
tural projects and fisheries; Canal has begun. Founders
establishing industrial and purchase in 1981 at least
building enterprises con- $100,000 in' Israel Bonds
nected with construction earmarked for the canal, a
substantial increase over
and development work.
"This entire massive and above his or her regular
project is urgent and vital. annual Bond purchase. To
Israel's dependence on date 13 Detroiters . have
Expectant Mother Drug Use
Subject of Hebrew U. Study
pass
Barbiturates
JERUSALEM — What
happens to her baby when a through the placenta to the
mother takes barbiturates developing embryo and
during pregnancy? A He- fetus; this is the very reason
brew University research that they have been given to
team has found that the women late in pregnancy to
drugs directly affect the prevent neonatal jaundice.
brain of unborn mice, with They are also administered
long-term behavioral con- to epileptic mothers.
Seek Players
The Hebrew University
sequences.
The Flint Jewish Federa-
The laboratory team team has shown that bar-
tion's men's slow pitch doing this research is biturates given to pregnant
softball team is seeking headed by Dr. Joseph Yanai mice cause death of develop-
men interested in joining. in the Department of ing brain cells and damage
For details, call Neil Anatomy and Embryology to those that survive, with
Himelhoch, 732-7905, after of the Hadassah Medical associated long-lasting be-
4 p.m.
School. The team effort ex- havioral defects.
Meanwhile, The Pauline
tends to other laboratories
in Israel and the United Wechsler Memorial Found-
Flint People
States, including the Uni- ation for the Jewish Na-
versity of Illinois, where Dr. tional and University Li-
Make News
Yanai spends part of the brary (JNUL), the first
Maxine Kronick re- year as a research associate major endowment at the
ceived the Nina Mills professor. This interna- university to be devoted
Woman of Achievement tional collaboration is sup- entirely to book acquisi-
Award of the YWCA of ported by the U.S. National tions, was dedicated this
week.
Institutes of Health.
Flint.
enrolled as Founders and
will be recognized at the
dinner for their top-level
support.
For dinner information
and reservations, call Israel
Bonds, 557-2900.
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