THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32—Friday, Oct. 6, 1972

From Israel With Love...

Shapiro Comino 17 - , for LZA Forum

membership and organiza-
tion; Morris A. Lifshay, vice

Business II. iefs I

president — Zionist affairs;
David Silberg, chairman of
the Chai Commission, liaison
with the Habonirn—Labor
Zionist Youth Orizanizatu•n:
Sirs. Irving Greenberg.
retarY 3 Oscar
treasurer; and Mrs. Emanu-
el Mark, representing the or-
ganization as president of the
Combined Jewish School.

ARTHUR N. GIMSON has ager of the DETROIT
Ginison comas
wen appointed general man-
to Detroit from 1, St. Louis
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Members of Detroit's Zionist youth groups who
served as runners with Israel's Torch of Independence
last week included (from left) Nancy Climstein, Philip
Rayberg, Shlomo Mandel and Sandy Lee. The torch was
a gift from Israel to the people of Detroit on the Jewish
state's 25th anniversary. The 11 teams of runners, who
each bore the name of one of the Israeli athletes slain
at Munich. carried the torch olympie•style from the
10 Mile Jewish Center to the main building on Curtis
and Meyers, where a presentation ceremony took place.

g3irtk Announcements

Count ANGELO AGAZZI,
who has revived the pre-
Oct. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Italian Renaissance technique Ronald Rice (Natalie Gel-
of painting under glass, will man), 4554 DeWulf, Troy, a
ALL MY FRIENDS ARE
display several of his works daughter, Carrie Bree.
• • •
AT ART LINKLETTER'S
at the Gallery Art Center,
Berkley, noon 5 p.m. Oct.
AND HERE I SIT!
Sept. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
12-14.
THE NEW CLASSES START
Michael Jaffe (S ha ron
IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS
Levy), 13351 Borgman, Hunt-
ington Woods, a son, HoWard
Art linkletter Schools
SY POPULAR DEMAND!
Evan.
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Coll now
New Booking ...
Sept. 27 — To Dr. and
SOUTHFIELD 357-1215
ED BURG
Mrs. Philip Cascade (Bar-
..d hi. 0•140.0.•
ROYAL OAK 588-0300
bara Yost), 24820 Thorn-
851-6118
- Fro* ltonsporfoloon
dyke, Southfield, a son, Josh-
ua Charles.
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Sept. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Leff (Marilyn Warren),
7r.fy for Mr .Ass
?nu
32112 Pembroke, Livonia; a
daughter, Julie Marie.
• • •
Sept. 22 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Leshman, 25541
Briar, Oak Park, a daughter,
Karen Elise.
• • •
Sept. 19—To Dr. and Mrs.
James B. Willis (Ronna
358-3642
Katz), former Detroiters of
Cincinnati, a daughter, Jaime
Beth.
• • •
Sept. 13—To Dr. and Mrs.
Barry A. Bell (Terry Eich-
enhorn), 27450 Marshall,
Is Pleased to Announce
Southfield, a son, Corbin
Erik.
Their Relocation
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to 13721 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Sept. 12—To Mr.' and Mrs.
I ha W of Ceolegel
Burton Sh offer (Annette
Spinner), 26190 Harding,
Oak Park, a son, Brian
Jeffrey.

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Seymour Wander, 23820 Mor-
ton, Oak Park, a daughter,
Jacqueline Joyce.

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Traffic Accidents
Mar Holidays

JERLSALENI (JTA)— Is-
raelis ended Simhat Torah, a
joyous holiday, on a somber
note as they counted six
killed and 47 injured in a
series of traffic accidents.
The dead included Nleir liar-
(
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songs and a musican with
the Israel Broadcasting Ser-
vice. Another -traffic fatality
was Satiya Yashashvili, a re-
-from Soviet

Sept. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Einstein, (Carol
Grant), 631 Watkins, Bir-
mingham, a son, Zachary
Emanuel.
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Sept. 4 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Stephen W. Wittenberg, (San-
dra Forman), 29230 Guy.
Southfield, a son, Jeffrey
Mark.
• • •
Sept. 3—To Dr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey Weisz (Roslyn Kap•
lan), 27543 Parkview, War-
ren, a daughter, Jennifer
Lynne.
• • •
Aug. 17 — To Dr. and Mrs .
Jerome Heiman (Sandra
Winkelman), former Detroit-
ers of Los Angeles, a daugh-
ter, Samantha Jo.
• • •
To Mr. and Mrs. Netanial
Barzilay (Miriam Bank),
former Detroiters of Hono-
lulu, a daughter, Tamar.
• • •
To Dr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Starr (Esther Forman),
29505 Sharon Ln., Southfield,
an adopted son, Joel Michael.

The Labor Zionist Alliance
of Detroit will present the
first in a series of Jewish
Frontier Forums on "Labor
Zionism — Recycled," 8:30
p.m. Oct. 14 at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Dr. Judah
Shapiro will speak on the
"Problem in Jewish Commu-
nity Affairs" for today's La-
bor Zionist. Dr. Shapiro, na-
tional president of the Labor
Zionist Alliance and editor
of the Jewish Frontier mag-
azine, serves as professor of
contemporary Jewish thought
at Hebrew Union College.
The forum is open to the
public, students at half price.
For information, call the Al-
liance, 851-1606.

Israeli and international
folk dancing will be offered
at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute starting 8 p.m. Oct. 17.
The dancing, taught by Mrs.
Sunny Segal, is sponsored
by the Labor Zionist Alli-
ance of Detroit and is open
to the public. A small drop-
in fee will be charged. For
information, call the LZA
office, 851-1606.

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Ben Harold Heads
Alliance Council

Ben Harold was elected
president at a recent elec-
tion meeting of the Labor
Zionist Alliance Council of
Metropolitan Detroit.
He and the other officers
will be installed 8:30 p.m.
Oct. 14 by Dr. Judah
Shapiro, president of the Na-
tional Labor Zionist Alliance.
Serving with Harold are
Morris Lieberman, chairman
of the administrative office;
Louis Levine, vice president-

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