ii•t THE DEtRO1T JEWISH NEWS The man who steals men's confidence is the worst of thieves. We will video tape any occasion for under $1 50.00 •• • • • • • Children's Birthday Parties $30.00 •• • • • • • Weddings & Bar Mitzvas $150.00 •• • • • • • P.R. Urgencies Emphasized by Levins as Major Challenges Serious obligations for citizens to "make their views known forcibly" to as- sure "a stable Lebanon and a secure Israel" were em- phasized by Sander Levin, candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination to suc- ceed William Brodhead to the U. S. House of Represen- tatives in the 17th Michi- gan District. Levin was strongly sup- VIDEO ESTATE 851-6277 Al's Foreign Car Service TUNE-UP 4 Cyl. Specialist in $3995 plugs & points incl. • Toyota FRONT DISC BRAKES • Audi Fox $75 incl. brake pids • Volkswagen and machine rotors • Datsun SPECIALS GOOD THRU • Honda JULY 31, 1982 Cars CALL 548-3926, 548-4180 1018 W. 9 Mile Rd. FERNDALE Between Livernois MICH. & Pinecrest Sid and Evelyn Levine's .41:1 0a lilitAvj CAILILEILI New Water Colors & Acrylics on Canvas VAN DYAN "Brilliant Bursts of Vivid Color" June 11-July 9 — - PRUDENTIAL TOWN CENTER at the Theater Entrance 352-9696 !lows: Mon. Fri. 10 5:30, Sat. 11 4 2a.alief Atitt Re4s4.,..a64 Plead - - - SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE RABBI MACY A. GORDON, Rabbi of Congregation Bnai Yeshurun of Teancek, New Jersey and member of the Talmud Faculty of Yeshiva University. AN. 7:25 P.M. — Minha Kabbalat Shabbat 8:15 P.M. — Seudat Shabbat, Stoilman Hall (Reservations Only) Call 398-1177 9:15 P.M. — Topic: MODERN ORTHODOXY: A Response to the Recent Symposium Published in the Cur- rent Issue of TRADITION MAGAZINE. Public is invited to lecture following Seudah. Sat., July 10 — YOUNG ISRAEL OF GREENFIELD 7:45 P.M. — Minha 8:15 P.M. — Seuda Shlishis 9:00 P.M. — Lecture: THE ROLE OF THE FANATIC. sued by Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations; Dr. Henry Siegman, executive director of the American Jewish Congress; and Ivan Novick, president of the Zionist Organization of America. At a press conference at his Detroit office, Monday, Sen. Levin spoke with ap- prehension about the resig- nation of Secretary of State Alexander Haig, and viewed with concern the Saudi Arabian involve- ments of Haig's succesor- to-be, George Shultz. Commenting on the cur- rent Lebanese situation, Sen. Levin said Haig pur- sued a steady course consis- tent with the policies of previous administrations. "Haig supported the Is- raeli move into Lebanon as necessary to eliminate the Soviet-supported PLO from Lebanon where it had no business being," Levin said. * * * "Haig realized the only way Comments on Shultz, we coule have peace in the Haig Commendations Middle East is to have a Howard Squadron, strong independent Leba- chairman, Conference of non free of terrorist armies Presidents of Major Ameri- and free of Syrian armies can Jewish Organizations, and free of Israeli armies made the following state- and free of all foreign influ- ment on the resignation of ence." Secretary of State Haig: He also noted that Shultz "Secretary Haig's depar- was quoted in the New York ture is a matter of concern Times as having said, "If I and regret. He served his have any differences with country and the cause of Reagan, it's about Middle unity among the free na- Eastern policy based on tions of the world with dedi- reading the Bnai Brith cation and distinction. speech" that Reagan gave "President Reagan's while he was a candidate. nominee as his successor, "I hope the effort to get George Shultz, has a repu- the PLO out of beirut will tation for integrity, compe- not be complicated by any tency and distinguished perceived shift in American government service. We foreign policy," Levin said, congratulate him on his ap- "I hope this appointment pointment and wish him does not represent a shift in well. U.S. policy that has been "American foreign policy constant for so many years." in the Middle East has been characterized by a careful balance between strong support for the security of Israel as our country's one democratic ally in the region and friendship for Saudi Arabia as an impor- tant source of imported oil. "Mr. Shultz must surely recognize the importance to American interests of a strong and secure Israel, and of the need for continu- ing the long-standing American commitment to Israel's safety and survival. Notwithstanding his close contacts with Saudi Arabia, we are hopeful that the Secretary-designate will take care not to alter the traditional balance in American Middle East policy by moving too far in favor of the Saudis." Commendations for retir- ing Secretary of State Ale- xander Haig were expressed this week in statements is- "THE ANGEL LEVINE" starring Harry Belafonte Zero Mostel Ida Kaminska Based on a poignant story by novelist Bernard Malamud, this bittersweet tale concerns the efforts of a black angel named Levine (played to perfection by Harry Belafonte) to restore the faith of an elderly Jewish tailor (Zero Mostel, in one of the best roles of his career). The clash of these two disparate characters is wonderfully humorous; and the film is filled with a warmth and compassion that makes it an unforgettable, life-affirming experience. SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1982 at 7:00 p.m. United Hebrew Schools Auditorium 21550 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield Door Prizes Contribution $3.00 Refreshments available For tickets call: Ida Burstein 557-4228 or the AJ Cong. office 357-2766 Tickets available at door. "In Image and Word" Poster Print Show Now at the Jewish Community Center 6600 West Maple Rd. W. Bloomfield, Mich. 'LPN `Plel4aloolE1 'M -pH eidew isaM 0099 4pownio3 qs!mor alp w MON JaiSOd ARM „piom pug gem til„ 9:00 A.M. — Shachris 9:30 A.M. — Continental Breakfast Chal- On Your 50th BIRTHDAY FRED S. RING Theater Tour Sun., July 11 — YOUNG ISRAEL OF SOUTHFIELD lenge. AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS THEATER PARTY MAZEL TOY Fri., July 9 - YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK-WOODS 10:15 A.M. — Lecture: THE LIVING WILL An Ethical ported in such efforts at a gathering of prominent citi- zens at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sosnick, Sun- day, Mandell Berman un- dertaking leadership in or- ganizing such strengthened public relations activities, with emphasis on action in Congress. U. S. Sen. Carl Levin, in- troducing his brother San- der to the gathering at the Sosnick home, indicated that he was concerned with the nomination of George Shultz to serve as Secre- tary of State. Sen. Levin indicated the possible presence of two former top officials of the Bechtel Corp., a company with close and extensive ties to Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, was a cause for con- cern. Expressions of support for Sander Levin's campaign came from a wide range of community people, under the leadership of Berman. Friday, lily 2, 1982' 21 - NEW YORK — The American Repertory Thea- ter of Cambridge, Mass., will embark on a 10-week tour of Europe and Israel later this month. July 8th Love Your Son, Elliott