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TRIBUTES
For information on contribution cards call the JCC Office, 366-5007.
JCC General Fund
In Honor Of:
Jerome Madan’s birthday
Rosalee & Lee Starer
Scott Epstein, newborn son of Colleen & Stu Epstein
Felicia & Barry Hantman
Camp Fund
In Memory Of:
Melvin Salovitch, father of Lois Schlosberg
Karen & Melvin Frank
Mollie Schwamm, grandmother of Stu Epstein
Karen & Melvin Frank
Chai Lites Fund
In Memory Of:
Ann Salsburg, mother of Evelyn Berger
Ruth & Alan Goldberg
Andrew & Robert Musler Memorial Fund
In Honor Of:
Engagement of Andy Ades to Donna Powell
G. G. Kosch
Aaron Gleiberman’s speedy recovery
Paula & Norman Musler
Ih Menory 01:
Melvin Salovitch, father of Lois Schlosberg
Jill & Ed Newman
EUie & Ron Katz
Ann Salsburg, mother of Evelyn Berger
EUie & Ron Katz
Paula & Norman Musler
Steven Guld, son of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Guld
Jill & Ed Newman
Paula & Norman Musler
Louis Bergelaon, father of Victor Bergelson
Vera & Jack Mendel
Homer Adelberg, father of the Adelberg family
Sandy & Alan Rosenberg
Library Fund
In Honor Of:
Scott Otto, newborn son of Colleen & Stu Epstein
Helen & Saul Nathanson
Sharon Bernal’s Bat Mitzvah
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lOur Film
Folk
By Herbert G. Luft
The multi-talented Barbra
Streisand has completed film
ing of a highly dramatic mo
tion picture with the odd title
of “Nuts”. The movie, starring
Streisand and featuring her
music, is based on Tom
Topor’s stage production,
which ran for a year in Los
Angeles and on Broadway.
It is a courtroom drama in
which Streisand plays the
most provocative role in her
career — a strong-willed
woman who refused to plead
mental incompetence in a
criminal case although it
would get her off the hook.
She stars with Richard
Dreyfuss, a fellow Oscar-
winner who plays the public
defender. They £ire joined by
Academy Award-winner Mau
reen Stapleton as Streisand’s
mother, Tony Award-winner
Eli Wallach as the hospital
psychiatrist, Robert Webber
as the prosecuting attorney,
Oscar nominee James Whit
more as the judge and
Academy Award-winner Karl
Malden as Streisand’s step
father.
• • •
Speilberg has finished the
filming of the first American
motion picture ever shot in
China and his first movie since
1985’s “The Color Purple”. It
is “Empire of the Sun”, the ac
count of a boy separated by
his parents and imprisoned in
Shanghai by Japanese in
vaders during World War II.
It is based on the best
selling novel by science fiction
writer J.G. Ballard, drawing
on a personal episode. The
screenplay is by playwright
Tom Stoppard and Menno
Meyjes, known for his work on
“The Color Purple’'.
Christian Bale portrays the
boy, while John Malkovich
stars as an American mer
chant seaman captured by the
Japanese and thrown into a
prison camp with the boy.
Nigel Havers plays the doctor
who struggles to prevent his
fellow prisoners from dying.
• • •
Producer Menahem Golan
has finished in Hungary most
of the cinematography for the
film on Jewish hero Hannah
Sennesh. He wrote, copro
duced and directed the film
about the kibbuntznik who
volunteered to parachute into
Yugoslavia to help Jews
escape. She was caught by the
Germans and executed in
Budapest, her birthplace.
Maruschka Detmers, the
French-Dutch actress known
for the remake of the classic
“The Devil in the Flesh”, por
trays Sennesh. Donald Pleas-
ance, David Warner and Den
holm Elliott play character
roles, and Gila Almagor is
guest star. Hannah’s mother
Catherine, who survived the
war in Europe and went to
Israel, is played by American
actress Ellen Burstyn.
Debate on U.S. Policy in Mid-East
(Cont’d from pa.ge 1)
Senior Job Fair
55-1-
Nov. 13 9 a.m. - noon
Hall House
426 N. Tryon St.
Washington representatives
of America’s twenty-five
leading Jewish organizations.
James G. Abourezk of South
Dakota served in the Senate
from 1972-1978 and is the
founder and chair of the
American-Arab Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee, a nation
wide organization of more
than fifteen thousand mem
bers.
The event is open to the
public; cost is $2 for both the
reception £md debate. Free
parlcing is available at the
MarTiott Hotel for those at
tending. Reservations may be
made by calling the Carolinas
Council on World Affairs,
547-2407, 1-4 p.m.
Copies of the Abourezk-
Bookbinder book will be
available for purchase and the
autliors will autograph them.
WomanRe ach
“WomanReach at the J” meets from 12:30-2 p.m. on the third
Thursday of each month at Shalom Park. Dates and discussion
topics £irea as follows:
Nov. 19 Turning Points—Where Do I Go From
Here and How Do I Get Through?
Dec. 17 Between Women—'Working Together
These programs are free and open to the public. Child care is
available with advance reservation. Please call 366-5007 for
more information.
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