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day of each month. The
Gordon Silverman, pro- group is open to single par-
gram aide to the group serv- ents between 25 and 50.
ices' division of the Jewish
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, Jos. 5, 1113 - 31
Israel's Trade 'Unchanged'
by Common Market Pact
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—An After 1974, however, the
Israeli diplomat said that Is- right to impose new quotas
rael's trade with the Com- will lapse.
mon Market countries will
An Israeli official said the
"neither worsen nor improve" most important aspect of the
this
year
as
a
result
of
the
new
development is that "We
An Israel Emergency Fund dinner of the Beritchev-
pact signed in Brussels.
(Israel) have at last been
Keshenev-Zhitomer Aid Society raised $2,000, which was
taken
off the list of low-cost,
Israel's ambassador to rel-
presented recently to Isadore Shrodeck, co-chairman of
gium, Moshe Allon, said in a countries, such as Pakistan,
the treasury gift section, metronolitan division, Allied
radio interview that the India, (long Kong and others
Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund. Shown (from
agreement leaves tariffs on where wages are below par."
left) are Mrs. Goldie Plotnick, co-chairman of the dinner;
imports from Israel un-
Jacob Resnick. vice president; Mrs. Sam Cohen and pres-
"One should not drink down
changed for another year in
ident Cohen; Mrs. Jacob Frankel and campaign chairman
the three new Common Mar- the entire glass at once."—
Frankel; and Shrodeck. Not shown is Mrs. Ida Rosenberg,
Talmud.
ket countries, Britain, Ire-
a membor of the society who was instrumental in secur-
land and Denmark.
ing the gift.
Avraham Agmon, director
BY POPULAR DEMANDI
general of the finance minis-
Sizes 6-14
Now llookis. . . .
try, said Israel's industry
must prepare for the "enorm-
..d
Orsi•otre
ous challenge" that will be
This Week's Radio and Television Programa
851-6118
presented by competing im-
ports from EEC countries.
Gershon Ephros, in celebra
HIGHLIGHTS
19025w .10 Mile
Britain, meanwhile, h a s
tion of his 83rd birthday
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
(bet. Southfield & Evergreen)
Cantor Ephros is compiler canceled its import quota on
Station: Channel 2
Israeli
cotton textiles. The
Feature: "Play and Play- of the Cantorial Anthology.
OPEN SUNDAY 11-4
• • •
quotas lapse Dec. 31. The
wrights" is the second part
cancellation was announced
BNAI SHALOM
of this series, "Glitter and
simultaneously here and in
Time: 10 p.m. Sunday
Grandeur," the story of Yid-
THANKS TO YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE
REMOVED FOREVER
London.
Station WBRB-FM (102.7)
dish theater in America. The
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE
According to the agree-
Feature
Phil
Blazer
pro-
contributions
of
Zalman
Zyl-
WE HAVE ACQUIRED ADDITIONAL SPACE
MEN &WOMEN
berzweig and Lazar Weiner vides a contemporary pot- ment, Britain reserves the
are highlighted. Participating pourri of Jewish humor, right to impose new restric-
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tions
if
Israeli
cotton
sales
actors are Joyce Feurring music, culture and literature.
sinoving
• • •
there increase by more than
c.,•/.4•14 ••
and W. Paul Unger.
raw,Ing
• • •
25 per cent of the old quota
JEWISH WORLD
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IN ow
figure this year or by more
Time 7 p.m. Sunday
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
DIAL • 0.1.“K
wow,od
than 50 per cent in 1974.
Station WMZK-FM (98)
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday
on way poet of Nye leedy AST I•
111•111 OlD .110005 USED
Feature: Jack Roberts of-
Station: WDEE
During this time we know it will be somewhat of an
leo... H. se* end ewe..
Feature: Tobia Frankel, fers community notes and
"Art Linkletter Schools
inconvenience but we want you to come in and save!
author of "Russian Artist," news from Israel.
have a few openings left
speaks with Eileen Berris.
in Nursery School.
and
Free busing, too!"
Time: Noon Tuesday
Art Linkletter Schools
-NORTHLAND SMOIPM0 COMM .
Station: WQRS-FM (105.1)
281105 Evergreen, Southfield
IK 7 4162
337-1215 — 388-0300
Feature: "The American
Traveler's Guide to Israel,"
a conversation with author
Abby Rand, by Eileen Berris.
Barnes Dance Club
• • •
REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
New Way to Learn
Time 9:30 a.m., Sunday
A new concept in dance
Station: WCAR
teaching is catching on in the
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
Detroit area, reports Jack
Loss will explore some fun-
Barnes, whose new dance
damental Jewish themes pre-
club meets 8:30 p.m. Wed-
sent in today's popular mu-
' nesdays at Bonnie Brook
sic,
Golf Club.
• • •
GENTLEMEN'S BOUTIQUE
Group private and practice
ETERNAL LIGHT
lessons„ coupled with dances
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
that are open to the public,
Station: WWJ
are part of the package deal
Feature: "Song of My
10 Mile at Greenfield
offered by Barnes. lie said
People," a special music and
his students learn twice as
drama program inspired by
fast as with ordinary methods
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chito and his orchestra; and
Jan. 24, with the El Sol Latin
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