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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Detroit Men's ORT Chapter
elected Jerome C. Hirsch as
president for the coming
year at the annual brunch
meeting of the chapter,
at reasonable rates
whose 1,300 - membership
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country. Hirsch succeeds
David K. Page.
Others elected were David
B. Hermelin, first vice presi-
dent and treasurer; Richard
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Re-elected directors were
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Sunday, Feb. 24 — 10 A.M. - 4 p.m.

JEROME C. HIRSCH

Jay Allen, Harry Aronow,
Louis Berry, Stanley Bur-
koff, Dr. Conrad Giles, Dr.
Harvey Firestone, Earl Gil-
man, John Greenberg, Harry
Platt, Mark Shaevsky, Abe
Shiffman, Samuel Simmer
and Philip Slomovitz. Due to
a resignation, Burton Farb-
man was elected director for
the term expiring in 1976.
Page and Simmer were
honored for their services to
ORT.
Dr. William Haber, presi-
dent of the World ORT Union,
described the mood of post-
war Israel.

Journalist Arnett
Off to Israel

Reunion and Open Registration

Detroit Free Press col-
umnist Judd Arnett will
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GEORGE SEMKOW will
appear as guest conductor
with the DETROIT SYM-
PHONY ORCHESTRA 8:30
p.m. Saturday at Ford Au-
ditorium. Guest artist will be
cellist Antonio Janigro, who
will perform Boccherini's cel-
lo concerto. Tickets are avail-
able at Hudson's, Grinnell's
and the Ford Auditorium box
office.
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OAK PARK SCHOOLS are
searching for volunteers to
work with foreign-born stu-
dents who need help learn-
ing English, to tutor elemen-
tary children, and assist with
exceptional students at the
high school. A variety of
skills are needed and the
district will provide any nec-
essary training. Far informa-
tion, the extended education
office at Oak Park High
School, 548-9294, 1:30-4:30
and 7 to 10 p.m. Application
forms are available at the
extended education office, the
Oak Park Administration
Building, 13900 Granzon, or
Oak Park school.
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THE 21ST SEMI-ANNUAL
ANTIQUE SHOW will be
held 1-10 p.m. March 9 and
1 p.m.-8 p.m. March 10 in
the Community Arts Building
at the State Fairgrounds.
Stained glass artist Bart
Isaacsen will have a display
of Tiffany lamps, shades and_
fixtures. Other features in-
clude a session on clocks,
and displays of dolls, doll
furniture, jewelry and other
antiques. There is an admis-
sion charge, and senior citi-
zens are admitted free.
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DETROIT ARMENIAN
WOMEN'S CLUB will have
a luncheon and program
about Channel 56's spring
auction noon Thursday at the
Armenian Congregational
Church, 26210 W. 12 Mile,
Southfield. Jeanette K e r a-
medjian, chairman of the
auction, and Agnes Scott, di-
rector of development at
Channel 56, will speak on
"Public Television — the
Challenge and the Promise."
For reservations by Satur-
day, call Mrs. Varsenig Sek-
dorian, KE 5-1194. The public
is invited.

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Navy's Plan to Aid Saudi Forces

WASHINGTON — Ainslee
R. Ferdie, national com-
mander of the Jewish War
Veterans, expressed outrage
over a recent disclosure by
syndicated columnist Jack
Anderson that the U.S. Navy
is reportedly undertaking a
program to construct several
classes of ships for the
Royal Saudi Naval Force.
"Faisal has shown nothing
but contempt for the people
of the U.S.," said Ferdie,
"and at a time when so many
Americans may be victim-
ized by Arab oil blackmail,
it is inconceivable to justify
assistance to the Saudis.

At 20 years of age the will
reigns; at 30 the wit; at 40
" the judgment. — Benjamin
Franklin.

"Neither a lasting peace in
the Middle East nor our pos-
ture as a resolute world
power will benefit from an
offer of military assistance
to Saudi Arabia.
"Moreover, it is disturbing
to learn of an American at-
tempt to placate Faisal on
the same day reports indi-
cate his distribution of anti-
Semitic tracts to visiting
Fr ench journalists. The
Pentagon should reconsider
any and all military pro-
grams for Saudi Arabia."

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Ladies Department of Mich-
igan will meet 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at the JWV home.
The national president's visit
and an outline on the region-
al convention, which the de-
partment will host, will be
discussed. A social hour and
refreshments will follow. For
information, call the JWVA
office, 557-5680.

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BLOCH - ROSE AUXILI-
ARY will service the Veter-
ans Hospital in Ann Arbor 1
p.m. Sunday with entertain-
ment, bags of fruit and gifts.
Volunteers may call the
chairman, Dorothy Cohen,
LI 7-0780.

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SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO-
HEN POST and AUXILIARY
will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday
at the JWV Memorial Home
Friends are invited. The post
will host a social hour after
the meetings.

Valentine Dance Set

by Detroit Socialites

The Detroit Socialites will
present a "Valentine Dance"
9 p.m. Saturday at the Berk-
ley Masonic Temple. Eric
Rosenow's Continentals will
provide the music for
dancing.
Refreshments and social
mixers will highlight the eve-
ning. For information, call
Shirley Kaner, 398-2296, or
Mollie Stern, 342-2791.

The DETROIT HISTORI-
CAL SOCIETY will present
its annual Patriotic Award 7
p.m. Monday at the Detroit
Historical Museum to Mrs.
Henry G. Groehn in honor of
her contribution to civic
achievements in Detroit,
especially in the establish-
ment of the West Canfield
Historical Preservation Pro-
ject.

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