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August 11, 1972 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-08-11

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, August 11, 1972

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Clint! Beth Israel noon Sept. 3
Ilerman Cohen. commander; Rud•
and
dv Mittleman, chairman;
Goldberg. co chairman
William
! urge all to attend this function.

There's always something about
voor success that displeases even
sour hest friends—Mark Twain.

Nippersild c Manor

• P armed programa for teens
a-cl children' We entertain
thern while you play)
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championship golf course'

• Floor shows & dancing nightly' • 3 gourmet meals'_.,
• Attractive accommodations! • New tennis courts'
yj
• Swimming. water-ski school' • Horseback riding!

Vacation Fun!

AUGUST VACATION FOR 3 THE THIRD IS 55

July 28 to Fri., S.pt. 1st. 3rd parson in room with
adults —only $6 p•r day including .II rn••11.

2

AUGUST BONUS

Any 5 wisisld•ys or lass from
27 to Fri., S•pt. I. 3rd
parson plus any children un-
d•r I5 in swiss, room with 2
• clults-56 each p•r d•y. All
meals included.

Aug.

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I. J. GOLDSTEIN

25839 Southwood
Southfield 48075
Phone
557-7566

a lot like the American Old West
has made it a perfect place to film
a movie.

Monarchy" are two of the courses a Western in Israel, the coopers-
being offered this fall by the Uni- lion of the Israel government has
versify of Michigan-Flint campus made things
pleasaht. "They're

Jewish War Veterans

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MISS JEANNE BLUMBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blumberg
of North Park Dr , Southfield. an-
nounce the engagement of their
augnter Jeanne to
vitt, son of Mrs. Ethel Leavitt of
Rue Foret Rd.
Miss Blumberg and Mr. Leavitt

arc seniors at the University of
Nlichigan
• A May wedding is planned.

177a rriaqes

and the University of Michigan subsidizing about 20 per cent of
Flint Extension Service and Center "Billy Two Hats." Besides, they've
for Graduate Study.
built a Western set in Tel Aviv
"Introduction to Modern He- that's as good as anything that
brew - is a four semester-hour could be done in a Hollywood
credit class being offered by the studio, and they've got all those
U. of M. Flint campus. Taught by locations that look just like Ari-
Ester Friedman, it is a Hebrew zona."
101 class. The course will be taught
Once the Israelis get over the
using the audio-lingual method, shock of having their country corn-
a nd is especially useful for persons pared to the American Old West,
who plan to visit Israel. It will be they'll have to get used to another
offered 6,30-8,15 p.m. Tuesdays Jewison surprise. He has chosen

Israel as the location for another
picture — "Jesus Christ — Super -
star "

_Admission to the course is open
to qualified adults regardless of
past educational background; to
college and university students;
and to high school seniors with

Reserve now for

' special permission. For informa-
CAREY SCHO: Valerie Beth
tion, call the admissions office,
Scho and Brent Lewis Carey were
767-4000. ext. 215, no later than
united in marriage in a ceremony
Aug. 25.
performed recently at Cong, Beth
The U. of M. Extension Service
Israel.
and Center for Graduate Study is
The bride is the daughter of Mr. • offering
- The Historical Back-
and Mrs. Ira C. Scho. The bride-
ground of the Bible From the Be-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. , ginnings of Israel to the End of the
Shannon L. Carey, Jr. of Flushing. j Monarchy" 7-9:30 p.m_ Wednes-
The new Mrs. Carey wore a i days he'gining Sept. 13. It will be
,-own fashioned of imported chiffon taught by Prof. David N. Fried-
over taffeta. with full Tom Jones • man.
sleeves and deep cuffs of peau de
Admission to this course is ope n
sole Venetian lace trimmed tht , to all qualified adults, regardle---,
neck. the front bodice and circled of past educational background.
the Empire waist. Tier headpiec:' Persons holding a BA can register
%%as of Venetian lace w ith a chapel-
for graduate credit. Also, the
length veil of illusion. She carried course may be taken for
no-
a cascade bouquet of white roses, • credit. For informat,n about the
w hite
purple carnations and a
class. call the service,
cattleva orchid.
767-4o0,, . ext. 27tT
Gail Scho, the bride's sister. was
maid of honor_ Bridesmaids were
Carol Carey. the bridegroom's
sister, and Margaret Napper of
Ann Arbor . Best man was Gregg
Carey, brother of the bridegroom_
The bridegroom's attendants were
Steven Napper of Ann Arbor and
James Clodfelter. The couple's
Flint Postmaster William II. I
grandmothers, Mrs. harry Paul of Schwartz has been appointed to
Pittsburgh and Mrs. Shannon I.
head the professional-trades-mer-
Carey. Sr. also were in attendance. ' chants unit of the 1972 United Fund ,
Following a honeymoon in Campaign of Genesee and Lapeer
Canada and New England. tie counties. Serving with Schwartz
couple ss ill live in Ann Arbor.
1 as professional division chairman

Comings .. .
and

. Goings

So you are going to Israel?
How wonderful!

Thousands See American
College Exhibit at Expo

t or the first, second, third time , We've been going to Israel all
this time. for over 20 years' This time, and every time, go
GREEK LINE and enjoy every moment of your tourney. What
do we have for you' Just look, a luxurious, restful vacation at
sea, spacious and beautiful cabins. Continental American
cuisine or gourmet Kosher meals, under the strictest super
,,1011 (Anti .1 RAN, .turd Sy(1,1,00;Lle grace our ships. too).
sun drenched decks. open-air and indoor swimming pools.
spacious lounges, superb nightclub entertainment. ballrooms.
the latest movies, and lectures, seminars and Hebrew lessons!
We get you to Israel in time for the malor religious and cul
tural festivities So .. what are you waiting for'

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Sept 5. Nov 6'

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NEW YORK — There's a lot of
historical significance to he found
in Israel, and the fact that it looks

U. of 31. Anne.
Offer'sTWO CILISSeS

For information, contact

bur-d.t

Ira

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Producer-Director Norman Jewi
son ("Fiddler on the Roof") has
decided to produce his latest film.
a western, in Israel. The film.
"Billy Two Hats," stars Gregory
"Introduction to Modern Ile- Peck and Desi Arnaz Jr. It will
brew" and ','The 'Historical Back- be directed by Ted Kotcheff
ground of the Bible From. the Be-
Jewison explained that although
ginning of Israel to the End of the . it might be a hit unusual to film

23 at Grand Blanc Country

club There w ill be golf all day
e-ith priors, dinner and games.
Reservations must be in before

ACAPUCO EXPRESSO —
8 DAYS

Flint

News

.4ettvities

The annual tlnai Brith Elm

Alf

Film C rews Co Thataway
to Israel for a Western

JERUSALEM -- Thousands of
American and Canadian students
and their parents spending the :
summer in Israel visited Jerusa-
l•m's Ilehal Shelomo between July
16-19 to examine the 25 exhibits
at Aliya Expo '72.
A popular exhibit at Aliya-Expo,
which was designed to acquaint po-
tential immigrants with the possi-
bilities for employment, housing
and education in Israel, was the
American College in Jerusalem pa- I
vilion. It included pictures of the
American College's new campus in
the Kiryat Moshe suburb of Jeru-
salem.
The exhibition, which this month
is in Tel Aviv and Haifa, is ex-
pected to draw 100,000 visitors, al-
most 30,000 more than a similar
exhibition last year.

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