Soviet Jewry Bike-A-Thon
Sunday Features Professor
Singles Set Dance
BARBARA'S STATIONERY ."
Swinging Singles, 25 and
up, will have a dance party
9 p.m. Friday at Kings Arms.
Prof. David Abzel, a Rus-
There is a charge. For infor-
mation, call Henrietta Lewis, sian emigre who is now a
professor of chemistry at the
LI 6-0903.
University of Minnesota, will
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS be the featured speaker, 3
52—Friday, November 1, 1 974 p.m. Sunda y at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek during a 30-
minute rally following the
1:30 p.m. bike-a-thon for
Soviet Jewry.
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a group that benefits multiple
sclerosis research, will hear
Dr. Frank Jakes, director of
the Michigan Chapter of the
Multiple Sclerosis Society, 8
p.m. Monday at the South-
field Recreation Center. Re-
freshments will follow. The
group also is selling benefit
tickets for the 8 p.m. Nov.
16 production of "Sneaky" at
the Willow Way Theater,
Bloomfield Hills. For infor-
mation and tickets, call Stew-
art Newman, vice president,
557-5289.
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His Detroit visit is being
co-sponsored , by the ,Israel
Aliya Center of Michigan and
the Zionist Federation, com-
posed of Hadassah, Pioneer
Women, Zionist-Revisionists,
Americans and Canadians
for Aliya, Labor Zionist Al-
liance, Mizrachi — Mizrachi
Women, Americans for Pro-
gressive Israel, and the Seph-
ardic Community of Greater
Detroit.
Sapir's talk is free and
open to the public..
ARD ROSE will share the
stage for an evening of
chamber music 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 15 at Masonic Audi-
torium. The program fea-
tures trios for piano, violin
and cello composed by
Mozart, Beethoven and Men-
delssohn. Tickets are avail-
able at all Hudson's, Grin-
nell's stores and Masonic
Temple box office.
GARELICK'S GALLERY
will exhibit the works of
Plans Knit Sale
The senior Adult Knitting
Circle of the Jewish Center
will sponsor a knit sale 9:30
a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 13 at the 10
Mile Branch.
The sale will feature hand-
knit items. Proceeds will go
to the Israel Emergency
Fund.
with set
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Harry McCormick Nov. 10-
30 at its Birmingham loca-
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will be held 1:30 p.m. Nov.
10. The show will be the first
in Detroit for the • artist.
More than 30 paintings and
graphics will be exhibited.
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•GOLF SHOES
•SKATES SHARPENED
-Bond Governors
to Increase Cash
Pledge to Israel
At a recent local Israel
Bond board of governors'
meeting it was resolved to
transmit another $5,000,000 to
Israel by the end of 1974.
The board also proposed
an organization flow chart
to set up committees and
chairmanships to reach the
goal. Michael Amon, chair-
man of the Israel Bond Or-
ganization was guest speaker.
- Attending the meeting were
Samuel" Hamburger, chair-
man of the advisory council,
and Mrs. Hamburger; David
Hermelin, chairman of the
commerce and industry corn-
mittee; David B. Holtzman,
chairman of the Prime Min-
ister's Club; David Pollack,
local Israel Bond chairman;
and Mrs. Pollack, chairman
of the women's division.
Meanwhile, at Hadassah's
woman of the year award
luncheon honoring Mrs. Phyl-
lis Newman, more than $117,-
000 in Israel Bonds were pur-
chased. Mrs. Ch a r l o t t e
Jacobson, chairman of the
Jewish Agency and past na-
tional president of Hadassah,
presented Mrs. Newman with
the Jerusalem City of Peace
Award.
M r s Jerome Kaufman,
president of the Metropolitan
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
sang in tribute to Mrs. New-
man.
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Wash & Set
Brevities
present its fall production of
the "The Matchmaker" by
Thorton Wilder 8 p.m. Nov.
21-23 at the school. For in-
formation, contact Jan Wat-
kins, 354-7461.
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`Israel and the Jewish World'
Pinhas Sapir's Topic Nov. 18
The Detroit Zionist Feder-
ation is sponsoring a speech
by former Israeli finance
minister Pinhas Sapir, 8:15
p.m. Nov. 18 at Cong. Beth
Achim.
His topic will be "Israel
and the Jewish World — Ur-
gent Issues.
Sapir will also speak to a
special meeting of -youth
movements that afternoon.
Sapir was- a member of
the Israeli Cabinet - from 1953
until the current government
was formed. He still retains
his seat in the Knesset, and
is chairman of the executive
of the World Zionist Organ-
Bat Mitzvas
-Weddings
Bar Mitzvas
Confirmations
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The Detroit Committee for
Soviet Jewry expects a large
turnout for the bike-a-thon.
Bicycle riders have been
asked to solicit pledges for
each mile along the 12-mile
Southfield route they cover.
Police will escort the cycl-
PROF. DAVID ABZEL
ists from Shaarey Zedek,
through the city of South- more than 30 patents and is
field, and back to the syna- an industrial consultant, will
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gogue for the rally.
speak on his personal experi-
Committee spokesmen say ence with Soviet anti-
the bike-a-thou is designed Semitism, and his difficulties
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