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Mrs. Harold L. (Ruth)
friend from the Hasidei Frank of Fairway Dr. was
Umot Haola m .
among the four Girl Scout
f
BEN SCHRAUB volunteers awarded Thanks
2650 Park
Editor, The Jewish News:
Badges — the highest honor
We hear so much eulogiz-
in girl scouting for an adult
ing of the moderator and Volunteer Teams
member—Wednesday at the
news reporter for the Today
annual meeting of the Girl
Orchestra and Entertainment
show (NBC-TV), it looks as Visit Israelis
Scouts of Metropolitan De-
though the whole country is in Mourning
troit.
mourning the loss of Frank
Mrs. Frank was honored
Editor, The Jewish News:
McGee.
My son Gary is in Israel for her 25 years of volunteer
I have watched this fine for the year at a Bnei Akiva service to girl scouting. She
gentleman interviewing peo- yeshiva, and he had visited is chairman of the GSMD
ple from everywhere, includ- a cousin of mine for Pesach. nominating committee and,
ing those of prominence in My cousin, Aviva Drazin, on a national level, is chair-
Israel and Arab countries. who has lived in Bnei Brak man of the GS committee
for the American Bicenten-
Watching closely his ex-
pression while questioning, since her marriage 20 years nial celebration. Mrs. Frank
you could easily read on his ago, wrote the following con- has served in numerous
the situation in Is- scouting capacities including
face the enmity and hate for cerning
the Arab hate messengers. rael:
troop leader, day camp di-
"I am still busy with the rector, council vice president
However, when interviewing
care
of
five
families
who
lost
an Israeli, his delight, his
and a member of the national
35 Years Experience
devotion and heartfelt earn- their sons. I don't know if I GS nominating committee.
Doctors Referrals
estness for the Israeli cause told you when you were here,
She is past president of
LI 5-4700
but the defense ministry the Michigan Region of
was visible on his face.
Israel has lost a devoted asked for volunteers to care Women's American ORT.
for families in mourning. We
At the meeting, Mrs. J.
go in twos because as you Stewart Linden was elected a
can imagine it is difficult for vice president of the Girl
one alone to face. Every two Scouts of Metropolitan De-
weeks, we report to a psy- troit.
chologist and social worker
from the ministry.
"I wish I could write of Hebrew
happier things, but we are
still in agony from the money
losses, and it -pervades our
Moadon Ivri, the Hebrew
everyday lives, our thoughts Cultural Club, invites the
and our conversations."
Hebrew-speaking public to
MRS. ROBERT TORGOW its gatherings 4 p.m. Satur-
days and 8 p.m. Wednesdays
Then the Lord your God at the 10 Mile Jewish Center.
Joseph Zal will speak Sat-
23 years experience — Latest Techniques
will restore your fortune,
taking pity on you, and gath- urday on "The Establishment
Call SAM at our new phone number for information
er you from there, and take of the State of Israel and the
559-2010
First Independence Day Cele-
you away.—Deut. 30:3.
bration." On Wednesday,
Morris Nobel, teacher of
literature at the Midrasha
and United Hebrew Schools
principal, will discuss the
literary works of Naphtali
Imber, composer of "Ha-
tikva."
"Foremost In Beauty"
The period and personality
of the prophet Samuel will
be the topic of a second lec-
ture by Yonina Mathis May
4, while color films of ex-
cavations into remains from
the time of Bar Kokhba will
be shown May 8 in honor of
Lag b'Omer.
Dr. Moshe Amon will pre-
sent "The Image of the 'Nice
Jew' in History" on May 11.

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A Fond Memory
of Frank McGee

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Larry Freedman

647-2367

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Ruth Frank Cited
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Increased travel to Israel,
20 to 30 daily group tours in
recent months and expanded
El Al Israel activities were
reported here this week by
Benjamin Hershkovitz, the
Detroit district El Al man-
ager.
"In spite of the Yom Kip-
pur War and the energy
shortage, we have reached
the $1,000,000 volume this
year," Hershkovitz stated.
He said that Christian tours
are among those arranged
here, a major one recently
having been that conducted
by the Rev. Raymond N.
Saxe of the Ann Arbor Grace
Bible Church.
appreciation
Expressing
for the cooperation of the

travel agents, Hershkovitz
said "the safety record of El
Al, the security precautions,
the modern equipment of the
747 Jumbo jets, have enabled
us to many new marks in
our activities. Furthermore,
the Jewish communities, not-
ably Detroit, know that Is-
rael must not stand alone
and that by flying El Al they
help Israel."
Of the 5,000 who traveled
abroad last year from De-
troit, 2,400 were on El Al
flights, Hershkovitz said. He
expressed confidence that
the 3,000 goal for 1974 will
even be exceeded.

ERIC ROSENOW

and his

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Talk on Diabetes
at Mercy College

Michigan Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation will gather May
15 at Mercy College to hear
Dr. Arnold Lazarow, head of
the anatomy department at
the University of Minnesota,
speak on "New Hope for
Diabetics Through Re-
search." Dr. Lazarow has
been researching diabetes
since World War II.
Henry Guttentag is presi-
dent of the foundation, which
cites finding a cure for
juvenile diabetes as its goal.
The executive board of the
foundation is composed of
parents of diabetics and
adult diabetics.
According to a report from
t h e foundation, 10,000,000
Americans suffer from dia-
betes, and it accounts for
35,000 deaths annually. Dia-
betes is attributed as an
underlying cause of heart
and kidney disease and
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It seems everyone is hav-
ing more parties these days.
Tired of the same old chips
and dip? The "American
Heart Association Cookbook"
tells how to make even ap-
petizers a nutritious venture
into good eating. (These fla-
vorful meat balls taste even
better when made a day
ahead and reheated before
serving.)

2 tbsp. soy sauce

1/4 cup water
clove garlic, minced
tsp. ginger
1 lb. lean ground beef
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. In
a large bowl, combine soy sauce,
water, minced garlic and ginger.
Add ground beef and mix lightly,
but thoroughly. Form into balls
about 1 inch in diameter. Arrange
on a lightly oiled baking dish.
Bake, uncovered, for 15 minutes.
Spear with toothpicks and serve
from a hot chafing dish. YIELD:
about 32 meatballs.

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"I am God Almighty; be
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tion or rather a company of
nations shall come from you,
and kings shall spring from
you."—Gen. 35:11.

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