TN DE 01T JEWISH MEWS Mozart Society Concert Slated Artistry Abounds for DSO By MARGUERITE KOZENN CHAJES Area performers and University of Michigan sol- oists will participate in the 23rd annual Pro Mozart Society of Greater Detroit Concert 3 p.m. Sunday at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial hall. Marguerite Kozenn Chajes, artistic director and one of the founders of the Mozart Society, will intro- uduce the program. After the concert Dr. Erich Kris- ten, Austrian consul gen- eral and the Mozart Society Board including Mrs. Berj Haidostian, president, will host a reception. A special Haydn photographic-poster exhibi- tion will be on display in the lobby. Tickets will be avail- able at the box office. The 1982-1983 season of the Detroit Symphony Or- chestra promises to be an artistic stellar year! It will open with a gala concert on Sept. 21. Maestro Gary Bertini, the music ad- viser to the DSO and inter- nationally known conduc- tor, will lead the orchestra. Itzhak Perlman, who ranks among the first violinists in the world, will play the solo part of the famous Brahms Concerto in D. Among the participating artists, who are also in great demand throughoutifiusic and festival centers, will be: Bruno Leonardo Gelber, the Argentinian pianist, now residing in Paris. He is get- ting rave write-ups wher- ever he plays. ' Alexis Weissenberg, born in Bulgaria, received his music education in Tel Aviv. He is the protege of Herbert von Karajan and is appearing in all his interna- tional concerts as piano sol- oist. Boris Belkin, violinist, and Yefim Bronfman, pianist, are two recent Russian emigrants and Dystrophy Month in Southfield Southfield Mayor Donald Fracassi has proclaimed the month of May 15 through June 15 as Muscular Dys- trophy Month in Southfield. Volunteer chairman for Southfield for 1982 is Judy Weisman. ' SUSSEX HOUSE 19101 W. 12 MILE Eon nift77 0aU"Ow3 AT EVERGREEN, EVERY SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Over 30 AMY JACKSON In our cocktail lounge 6 DAYS A WEEK Manager L COME TO THE NEW TRIP im\ CHEF CHUCK FORMOSA'S NIG6HTS SPECIALS SOUTH OAKLAND COUNTY'S FAVORITE RESTAURANT & LOUNGE SINCE 1961 25234 GREENFIELD AT 10 MILE 967-3922 JAKKS MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JAKKS FROM $4.95 HAVE YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY AT JAKKS SHOW YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE AND THE CAKE IS FREE! Nammip., ••••••••• 00 • Buddy's Bar -B - Que • • $i OFF I OM. 1 $2 OFF SLAB DINNER . Pic* Ouly • 1 cup per visit I Limit 2 1 Coupon per visit Limit 1 im - Expires 5-21- . 82.• me 1 Expires 5-21-82 MN NB =MINI =MEM 646-0154 1 I 1 FANNIE , GLUCK CHAPTER, American Mizrachi Women, will hold a spring garden luncheon noon Monday in the Lincoln Towers Apts. club room. Proceeds will benefit Miz- rachi schools and homes in Israel. Hostesses for the af- ternoon are: Ann Bigman, Ann Cutler, 'Vivian Shul- man, Bertha Golden, Eve Herman, Belle Stevens, Fannie Laufer, Ann Good- man, Dorothy Wolack and Ethel Rosen. ** * DETROIT LEAGUE, NAC/NJH will meet noon Wednesday in the Knob-in- the Woods Apts. club house. Luncheon will be served at a nominal fee. Games will be played, and members should bring their own equipment. Guests are in- vited. For reservations, call Mildred Blau, 559-0623. * * * WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM ORGANIZA- TION will hold a regular meeting 11:30 a.m. Monday in the MCL Cafeteria in the Tel-12 Mall. Future fund raising will be discussed. ** * BETH ACHIM SIS- TERHOOD will hold its Torah Fund dinner 6:30 a.m. May 24 in the Wasser- man Hall of the synagogue. Members may bring hus- bands or one non-member as guests. Paid reservations are due by Tuesday. Checks should be made payable to Cong. Beth Achim Sister- hood Torah Fund and mailed to the synagogue, 21100 W. 12 Mile, South- field, 48076. Members who would like to receive Torah Fund Tribute Cards should make note in their reserva- tion. Lottie Partovich and Esther Grainer are Torah Fund chairmen. Following dinner, there will be a musical presenta- tion, "It's Cool in the fur- nace," conducted by Cantor Max Shimansky, featuring the sisterhood choral group. Rose Morgan is the piano accompanist and Leo Oliva, narrator. Ms. Partovich is the 1982 Torah Fund honoree. Canis- ters should be opened at home, and the checks mailed in before Tuesday. * * * "THE UON IN WINTER" EVERGREEN CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will have its spring installation noon Wednes- day in the Magic Pan res- taurant, Troy. There is a charge, and guests are wel- , Fri.-Sat. & Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 only Sun. 1:30 & 7:45 I Women's Clubs I - Katherine Hepburn & II Roman Polanski's "TESS" (PG) WE DELIVER I 1 SMALL OR LARGE SQUARE PIZZA 2 Budget Theaters To Serve You Better!! Fri.-Sat. & Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 & 9:35 Sun. 2:00, 7:00 & 9:35 SINCE 1932 6676 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD JUST SOUTH OF MAPLE IN THE WEST BLOOMFIELD PLAZA 851-4250 1 "SOMEKIND OF HERO" (R) Weekdays incl. Sat. 7:35 & 9:30 Peter O'Toole in •MEYERSON'S WE DELIVER at all times Richard Pryor in A SPECIAL FOR DISCRIMINATING MOVIE GOERS ALL CLASSIC WEEK SEATS $2.50 t "RIB TICKLING GOOD" All Seats $1.00 Dointown Birmingham DINNERS FROM $5.95 S.** 2990 W. 12 Mile Rd. Berkley LI 2-0330 BLOOMFIELD THEATRES OUR EARLY BIRD IS SUCH A. GREAT SUCCESS THAT WE ARE GOING TO SERVE IT FOR ONE HOUR LONGER MON.-FRI. 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. BERKLEY THEATRE Sun. 3:40, 5:35, 7:35 & 9:30 FOR LUNCH, DINNER, LATE NITE MENU AND FAVORITE COCKTAILS a Pianist and classical music expert Dr. Karl Haas will appear at Orchestra Hall at 3 p.m. May 23 in a progam entitled, "Karl Haas and the Viennese Classics." His appearance will be sponsored by the Friends for Orchestra Hall and radio station WQRS, host of his daily broadcast, "Adven- tures in Good Music." For tickets, call the box office, 833-3700; or the Friends office, 833-3702. MOVIE GUIDE LUNCH 1 DINNER SERVED SAM JARRUS General tim--- DITERTAna E0 Haas Program Is Scheduled FRI. & SAT. Items _1 $695 Adults $495 12 & under proteges of Isaac Stern. Also appearing with the DSO will be the leading female violinists, Ida Haendel and Mirjam Fried. Pianist Joseph Kalichs- tein, a frequent guest artist of the Vienna and Salzburg music festivals, will play Franck's Symphonic Varia- tions, under the baton of Maxim Shostakovich. Antal Dorati will again conduct a series of concerts as will Yoav Talmi, an Israeli, who is being hailed as an ex- traordinary musician and who will make his Ameri- can debut with the DSO. Of special interest will be the appearance of Misha Kottler, Detroit's own vete- ran piano virtuoso, who will be heard in the Chopin con- certo. WASHINGTON THEATER 426 S. Washington, R.O. 541-0082 All Seats $1.50 at all times Jack Nicholson & Valerie Perrine in "THE BORDER " (R) Fri. & Sat. 7:30, & 9:40 Sun. 5:30, 7:30 & 9:30 Mon.-Thur. 7:30 & 9:30 Friday, May 14, 1982 35 EARLY DEADLINES The Jewish News will have early deadlines for local news and display advertising to appear in the issue of June 4. The deadline for local news is noon Friday, May 28. The deadline for display advertising is 4 p.m. Friday, May 28. come. For reservations, call Vera Gell, 661-4722; or Mil- lie Felch, 644-7030 * * * 335-5256; or Mrs. Breiner, 626-8415. * * * KNOB CIRCLE CHAPTER, Women's American ORT, will have a fund-raising, spring festival dinner-dance 7:30 p.m. May 22 in the Knob-in-the- Woods Apts. club house. Entertainment and music will be provided by Eric Rosenow and his Continen- tals. Friends are invited. For reservations, call Shir- ley Fields, 353-6524; or Ethel Greenstein, 358- 0674. LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH will have a luncheon meeting noon Wesnesday in the yeshiva social hall. Luncheon will be sponsored by Mrs. Leah Rosenberg in honor of her grandson's Bar Mitzva; and by Mrs. David Herczeg, in memory of her husband and sister. Final plans will be made for the mother and daughter luncheon to be * * * held June 9 at Cong. Dovid Ben Nuchim. President LIVONIA JEWISH Fanny Laufer invites CONGREGATION SIS- friends and guests. The so- TERHOOD will have a cial committee is comprised book review following its of Anna Barcless, Rose meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday in Grunfeld, Jean Kaplan, the synagogue. Connie Edith Weiss, Sarah Weiss Silver, former head of adult and Leah Yoffe. The tele- services at the Avon Twp. phone committee is com- Public Library, will review prised of Sarah Levine and "The White Hotel" by D. M. Sarah Weiss. Thomas. Refreshments will *_ * * be served. For information, BUSINESS AND PRO- call Rita Loomer, 477-3291. * * * FESSIONAL GROUP, National Council of Jewish NEGBAH CHAP- Women, will hold a work- TER, Pioneer Women/ shop on "How to Be Asser- Naamat, will have a tive," led by Dr. Sylvia Fink Shavuot dairy luncheon and Marlene Karp 8 p.m. noon Wednesday in the Thursday at the NCJW Kristen Towers, 25900 offices, 16400 W. 12 Mile, Greenfield, Suite 205E, Oak Southfield. Coffee will be Park. Hostesses are: Ruth served at 7:30. Guests are Kimmel, Irene Winkelman, welcome at a charge. Eva Rivkin and Rose Gayer. * * * Friends and guests are in- BUSINESS AND PRO- vited. There is a nominal FESSIONAL CHAPTER, charge. Women's American ORT, * * * will hear Janis Waxenberg MAIMONIDES MEDI- review "The Old Neighbor- CAL SOCIETY hood" by Avery Corman at 8 WOMEN'S AUXILIARY p.m. Monday in the home of will hold its annual instal- Mrs. Tobias Cheek, 18351 lation luncheon noon May Winterset, Southfield. 25 at Temple Israel. Voc- Guests are welcome. alist Marci Shulman, ac- ** * companied on piano and BNAI ISRAEL OF flute, will entertain. Guests WEST BLOOMFIELD are welcome. For reserva- SISTERHOOD will have a tions, call Michelle Harris, "soup 'n salad" and a 553-8566. ** * Chinese auction 6 p.m. Sunday in the synagogue. CLUB TWO, Pioneer Members are requested to Women, will meet 11:30 bring wrapped "white a.m. Monday in the Kristen elephant" items. Everyone Towers, 25900 Greenfield, is welcome. There is an ad- Suite 205E, Oak Park. Aida mission charge. For details, Ritten will provide the pro- call Mary Avadenka, 851- gram. Dora Fink will spon- 4829; or Ruth Elbling, 626- sor brunch. Friends are wel- 2757. come. For information, call * * * Jeanette Serling, 968-8518. * * * BLOOMFIELD HILLS DAVID HORODOKER GROUP, Haddassah, will have its installation and a WOMEN'S ORGANI- talk by beauty specialist ZATION will meet noon Kitty Wagner noon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Tuesday in the home of Julius Zemmol, 25430 Ka- Claire Swartz, 1350 Loc- ren, Oak Park. * * * hridge, Bloomfield Hills. AVODAH CHAI Beatrice Breiner will be in- stalled as president. Other BRANDEIS CHAPTER, officers are: Marilyn Pic- Pioneer Women, will hear a kover, Grace Prystowsky, review of "Books of Rachel" Dodee Rothenberg, Isabelle by Joel Gross noon Monday Kobernick and Bobbie at the Whitehall Apts. club Segal, vice presidents; Fan- house. Lee Wagman, vice nie Robinsor4 Gerrie Sloan, president of membership, Beatrice Strichartz and will review the book. Guests Aggie Alpert, secretaries; are welcome. and Shirley Levin, trea- * * * surer. Ms. Wagner will TEMPLE ISRAEL speak on "Let's Put on a New Face." The Part-Time SISTERHOOD will have Parent Drive for Youth its installation luncheon Aliya will be highlighted at noon Monday in Herman the meeting. For reserva- Hall of the temple. Follow- tions, call Mrs. Swartz, (Continued on Page 36) `"-