THE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS Heads Dinner . Supporting Audience of 1,600 Strengthens Movement Comforting Retarded Citizens NEW YORK — Philip Fuchs, an Orthodox Union trustee, was appointed chairman of the organiza- tion's 84th anniversary na- tional dinner slated May 2 in New York. Marked by an evidence of great compassion, spelling support for the cause of pro- viding housing and sociabil- NOW TAKING HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PORTRAITS. FREE YEARB 00K PHOTO PROVIDED 111. 4 P OTOG • APHY Evergreen Plaza 19919 W. 12 Mile at Evergreen Southfield, Mich. MOM 557-4848 DANCE PARTIES Are Our Speciality! High Quality Our Performance Outstanding in music, lighting, teaching and dance performance. For a complete evening of entertainment at your next Party, Bar Mitzva, Wedding or Special Occasion ity for the retarded, more than 1,600 were in attendance,-Sept. 24, at the showing of the deeply mov- ing film, "Best Boy," at the Northland Theater. Both movie houses of the Northland Theater were fil- led for the occasion, pro- ceeds going to the sponsors, the Jewish Association for Retarded Citizens. The movie itself is a mov- ing appeal for compassion, for the human treatment of the retardates now provided for, with the supporting plea for additional efforts to assure provisions for the thousands in need, the hun- dreds on the JARC waiting list. "Best Boy" depicts a re- tardate, Philly-Faivel, who was helped to a stage of be- Mack Pitt and his Orchestra plus Disco CALL ART & JAN NOW! Music just for you 652-9736 358-3642 For Available Open Dales — Call Early "P 50 4Y F to O C O Clothing Dry Cleaned & Pressed z SUTTON PLACE DRY CLEANING 23119 Lahser at 9 Mile exp. 10-16 COUPON W- _ ,11= ' 10121 COUPON coming independent in spite of his difficulties. 00/ ,101AMONTGLOGiST r.EMOLOG1ST C,1 Vo Earrings A Super Look At A Super Low Price DIAMONDS OUR SPECIALTY 30400 TELEGRAPH • BIRMINGHAM LOCATED AT 12% Mile SUITES 104/134 Awarded Certificats by GIA in Grading Evaluation 642-5575 GI its current 13th anniver- sary. Of major significance at the Sept. 24 event was the film that supplemented "Best Boy." It was a recorded history of the JARC, nar- rated by the executive di- rector of JARC, Joyce Keller. It, too, was a mov- ing account of a com- munal triumph for a human effort, and Miss Keller's account of strug- gle unto success was a specially significant in- spiration for JARC and its supporters. Mrs. Wachler was in charge of the afterglow, in the lobby of the Northland Theater, with the hundreds in attendance being served refreshments by the resi- dents of the four Haverim Homes. The joviality that marked such sociability was an especially convincing evidence of a community's awareness of a pressing need being provided fulfill- ment. This Week's Radio and Television Programs •• • RELIGION IN THE 9:05 a.m. Sunday, NEWS: CKWW (580), Rabbi Jonathan V. Plaut is the moderator. •• • Diamond Stud NORMAN WACHLER RELIGIOUS SCOPE: 10:20 a.m. Sunday, Channel 9, Rabbi Jonathan V. Plaut will moderate a program of Jewish interest. ' • • JEWISH COMMU- NITY COUNCIL: 11:30 a.m. Sunday Channel 2, as part of Sunday in Detroit," Rabbi Ernst Conrad of Temple Kol Ami talks with Ronald Karp about the "In- terfaith Celebration With the Handicapped." • • • COFFEE WITH HY: 6 p.m. Monday., WCAR (1090), a program of inter- est to the Jewish commu- nity, moderated by Hy Shenkman. WEEK- END SPECIAL JARC as it comes of age on Jewry on the Air THE JEWISH SOUND: 6:15 a.m. Sunday, WMJC- FM (95) and 8 a.m. Sunday, WNIC-AM (1310). Rabbi Yitschak Kagan is the mod- erator. LAWR ENCL M. ALLAN Presideot Naomi Says: Wachler, Norman JARC president, in his message to the two large assemblies in the two portions of Northland Theater, emphasized the sunshine out of threatened darkness that is brought into the lives of those of the residents of the four Haverim Homes: Haverim-Meadowlark, Seymour J. Gilmore Memorial Home (Mar- low), Rabbi and Mrs. Sol- omon H. Gruskin Haverim Home (Devon- shire) and Samuel and Jean Frankel Haverim Home (Kingshire). What was shown in "Best Boy," Wachler advised is the realism of these four homes. Welcoming the support already gathered for the JARC program, Wachler asked for continuing sup- port from those in attendance, expansion of the already enrolled af- filiates and strength to a cause that has become so vital as a community obli- gation. Sheila Ordin, fund- raising chairman, whose committee registered the enormous success of the evening, the first in the 13- year-history of the JARC, greeted the gatherings, added to Wachler's state- ment with an appeal for in- creased tasks to provide for more than 100 retardates on the waiting list to be admit- ted to new homes. She ex- pressed the hope that such new homes will serve as an added encouragement to the r Friday, Octobec21981 51 YIDDISH HEIMISH: 6:30 p.m. Monday, WCAR (1090), an all-Yiddish pro- gram of music, news, inter- views and other features with Hy Shenkman. • • • CAFE SHALOM: 7 p.m. Monday, WCAR (1090), news and features from Is- rael plus community an- nouncements, with Henri Bizaoui, Bella Greenbaum and Fay Knoll. • • • IF NOT NOW: 12:40p.m. Thursday, WDET-FM (101.9), the Jewish Com- munity Council-sponsored program is pre-empted for Yom Kippur. • • • High Holiday Music Aired Karl Haas will present music in commemoration of Yom Kippur at 10 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday on WQRS-FM (105.1). On Wednesday, Haas will discuss the philosophy and music of Yom Kippur. On Thursday, Haas will pre- sent compositions of a meditative nature. Fri. & Sat. Oct. 2 & 3 VELVET BLAZERS 30% OFF all sales final t1/4)ailati. 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