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CERESNIE AND OFFEN
FURS, 181 S. Woodward,
Birmingham, will have spe-
cial Sunday hours, noon-4
p.m., during its 28th anni-
versary and January clear-
ance sale.

JIM AUGUST, executive
vice president of YAFFE
STONE A U G U S T, INC.
(YSA) was welcomed into
membership of the National
Federation of Advertising
Agencies, Inc. (NFFA), an
organization of 30 inde-
Hyman Lipsitz was elected
pendent advertising agencies president of the Hebrew
in the U. S. and Europe.
Benevolent Society for 1974
at the last general board
Nothing makes the earth meeting. Lipsitz, a longtime
seem so spacious as to have member of the society, has
friends at a distance; they served as vice president.
make the latitudes and longi- Also elected were Joseph M.
tudes. — Henry D. Thoreau. Korman and Leo B. Furst,
vice presidents; Morris Dorn,
treasurer; Nathan P. Rossen,
executive secretary; Harry
Laker, Meyer I. Cooper and
_and. his ORCHESTRA Louis
P. Topor, trustees; and
"Music at its Best
Sam Levine, cemetery chair-
for Your Guests"
man. Nathan Samet chaired
the nominating committee,
557-7986
which included Morris Dorn,
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and Louis Levine.

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Junior Division

Men to Hear
Israel Envoy

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Yaacov Morris, press of-
ficer of Israel's permanent
mission to the United Na-
tions, will speak at the junior
division men's cocktail party
of the 1974 Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund, 7:30 p.-m. Tuesday at
Stouffer's Northland Inn.
Morris has been Israel
consul in New York and Is-
rael's consul general in
Bombay.
Morris is the author of
"Masters of the Desert —
6,000 Years in the Negev,"
published . in the 1960s.
Richard J. Maddin is
chairman of the junior divi-
sion men's section and of the
Tuesday meeting, Bruce J.
Finsilver and John M. Frank
are vice chairmen, and Joel
D. Gershenson is adviser.
Associate chairmen are
Jeffrey Bonin. Alan H. Finer.
Gaty L. Fried. Henry S.
Gornbein and Thomas M.
Kokes. Also included are
Norman Nickin, E. Steven
Robinson, Richard Roth,
Kenneth J. Safran and Cary
A. Stor,chan.
Burton D. Farbman is
nnesident of the division, and
Robert M. Robin is 1974
campaign coordinator.
The junior division is com-
prised Of young adults, both
married and single. from age
21 'to 30. For cocktail party
reservations and for, informa-
tion, call Lillian Bernstein
at the Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation, WO 5-3939.

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Kosher Meat & Poultry Market

Has Moved from W. 7 Mile Rd. to

13925 W. 9 Mile Rd., (3 Blks. W. of Coolidge)
398-3180
Oak Park

We Have
A Complete Line of
Kosher Meat & Poultry of Highest Quality
"Looking Forward to Seeing Old & New Faces"

The Israeli Coffee House
announces Paul VandenMuy-
senberg, consul for the
Netherlands in Detroit, or-
iginally scheduled to speak
Jan. 8, will speak instead 8
p.m. Tuesday at the Bayit,
16845 Muirland.
VandenMuysenberg w i
speak on "What Do You Get
When You Put Two Coun-
tries No Bigger Than the
Size of Rhode Island To-
gether?" Refreshments will
be served.

A new Hebrew Club, sched-
uled to open 4 p.m. Feb. 2
at the Jewish Center 10 Mile
branch, will offer exposure
to a broad spectrum of He-
brew literature, as well as
the chance to develop flu-
ency in spoken Hebrew. The
club will meet Saturdays
from 4 to 6 p.m. and Wednes-
days from 8 to 10 A.M. The
opening activity will feature
a talk on Israeli press cover-
age of the war by Center
shaliakh Olek Netzer.
Announcement of the He-
brew Club, or Moadon Ivri,
was made by Louis LaMed,
chairman of the Center He-
brew culture committee.
Moadon Ivri committee
chairman is Dr. Milton J.
Steinhart:
Special programs will in-
volve the study of Hebrew
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Fitness Lecture
Open to Community

A lecture on physical fit-
ness and prevention of car-
diac ailment will be spon-
sored by the Jewish Center
8:30 p.m. Jan. 29.
This audio-visual lecture,
conducted by Troy cardiolo-
gist Dr. Joseph Arends, is
open to the community.
Dr. Arends will cover such
subjects like proper exercise
programs for men in their
40s, 50s and 60s; postcardiac
exercise; and his specialty:
stress-testing — what it is,
why it is needed and how it
is done. The talk will be ac-
companied by slides.
Dr. Arends received his
MD degree at Wayne State
University, interned at De-
troit General Hospital and
did post graduate training at
the Naval Aerospace Medical
Institute in Florida and the
Naval Air Station in Texas.
For information, call the
Center physical education
department, 341-4200.

Associate chairmen of the He-
brew culture committee, Israel
Elpern and Morris Nobel; chair-
man of the special events sub-
committee, Joseph Colten• and
members of his committee, Irving
I. Katz, Prof. Abraham Elson,
Louis Panush and David Herme-
lin.
Also, Moadon Ivri subcommit-
tee chairman, Dr. Milton J. Stein-
hart; committee members Ruth
Chanin, Naomi Floch, Dr. Jacob
I. Hurwitz and Yonina Mathis;
chiarman of the public liaison
subcommittee, Nathan Shur; and
Ben Gotlib, Joel Kaplan, Mrs.
Frieda Leemon and Irving Po-
kempner.

For information, call Net-
zer, 341-4200.

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Prepare for Bias—
Jack Anderson

Columnist Jack Anderson,
answering questions at the
Town Hall lecture series in
the Fisher Building, warned
Jewish listeners that they
had better "brace for" overt
anti-Semitism when the oil
shortage "starts to hurt."
"The hate mongers are
crawling out from under
their rocks," he said.
Noreen Green (Mrs. Alan
Adelson) runs the Town Hall
series. Anderson was intro-
duced by Channel 50's Lou
Gordon.

newspapers and periodicals,
lectures, slides, tapes and
discussions. The Moadon will
be the informal gathering
place for all Hebrew-speak-
ing people in the area.
Others who worked on the
plans are:

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36—Friday, January 18, 1974

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