THE JEWISH NEWS Bar Mitzva Wedding Druze Adviser to Katzir Due Here for Bond Event 1 MOVIES very reasonable Readers Forum 626-2767 Support for Israel Urged Gary Sussman "Sensational" V Editor, The Jewish News, , The recent failure of Sec- retary of State Henry Kis- singer's peace shuttle be- tween Egypt and Israel' has sparked a , debate over America's policy towards the Middle East. I note with concern charges that Israel has been intransigent — that Israel's demands were an obstacle to peace. Noth- ing could be further from the truth. ISrael repeatedly ex- pressed its unwillingness to surrender the two points of greatest strategic import- ance in the Sinai: the Gidi and Mitle passes, and the, oil fields at Abu Rodeis. All Israel asked in return was a pledge of non-belligerence; Ely MUSIC Weddings & BarMitzvas My Specialty 1 piece to 10 Piece Band Mori Little 356-4745 call for free audition f MORRIS 'BUICK IS THE GUY • a LS THE BUY You Get More Buick For Less Money ! AT MORRIS BUICK 14500 W. 7 Mile AT LODGE X-WAY 342-7100 jwv WONDER WASH SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN POST and AUX- ILIARY will hold a benefit 5 ROOMS 39 Kamal Mansour, adviser on minority affairs to Israel President Ephraim Katzir, will be the guest speaker at Pioneer Women luncheon honoring Mrs. Oscar Rappa- port on behalf of Israel Bonds noon Thursday at Town and Country Club. Mansour was the first Druze emissary abroad to represent Israel's foreign ministry' Lecturer and jour- nalist, Mansour has contrib- uted to Hebrew and Arabic journals in Israel and was an Arabic language radio commentator and program editor for Kol Yisroel. He was a director of Arab in- formation department. Mrs. Rappaport will be presented with the David games party 8 p.m. Monday at the Jewish War Veterans Memorial Home. Friends are invited. Anyone wishing to assist and serve at the an- nual seder at the -Battle Creek Hospital may contact the chairman, Yetta, Glass, KE 5-4133. * * * 95 Why paint walls when you can wash! Nobody beats our prices or workmanship. Residential and Commercial BLOCH-ROSE AUXIL- IARY will hold its general LI 2-1640 meeting 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the JWV headquarters. Election of officers will be followed by a program and "Chinese auction." There will be a social hour with the post. For information, call the president, Belle Letzer, 557-3372. • • •••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • LEISURE • • • SUIT HEADQUARTERS • • • LT. RAYMOND ZUSS- • • • • MAN AUXILIARY will • • • • meet 8:30 p.m. Monday in All Colors • the home of Mrs. Oscar • • Beckerman, • • and Sizes 21940 Marlow, • • • Park. Department • • The Finest! president, Rita Goyer, will , • • speak and fund raising and • • $5 950 : election of officers will be • disCussed. For information, • ▪ From • • • • call the president, Martha • Hauptman, 352-2696; or • Beverly Beckerman ; HARRY : • • THOMAS • • • • • Fine Clothes for Over 39 Years 968-5181. * * * LT. ROY F. GREEN • AUXILIARY will sponsor a • • champ at the 1975 Interna- tional Special Olympics at Central Michigan Univer- . • sity in August. The men- • • OPEN SUNDAY 11 to-4 tally retarded will partici- • •• • ••1115 555 5555111•• • • pate in the games. • • • • • 24750 Telegraph at 10 Mile Daily to 6 P.M. Thurs. to 8 P.M. • • tit at . MRS. IRVIN KURTZ KAMAL MANSOUR $ Friday, April 4, 1975 21 Ben-Gurion Award "for her leadership in Bond activi- ties." Eric Rosenow will pro- vide the music. For reserva- tions, call Bonds, 968-0200; or Pioneer Women, 851-0750. MOVIE GUIDE In other Bond events, Michigan Region, Worn- en's American ORT, will honor Mrs. Irvin J. Kurtz as its woman of the year noon April 23 at Temple Beth El on behalf of Israel Bonds. Americana Complex 1, 2, 3, 4 Greenfield N. of 9 Mile 559-2730 • IIE•I•HS IN ONE !WILDING Mrs. Kurtz was president of Michigan Region in 1958 and in 1965 was elected a national vice presiderit. At the emergency congress of the World ORT Union in Jerusalem last year, Mrs. Kurtz was an alternate dele- gate to the central board of the World ORT Union. Mrs. Kurtz will be pre- sented with the David Ben- turion Award on the occa- sion of the 25th anniversary of State of Israel Bonds "for her devoted leadership in the spirit of David Ben-Gur- ion." Mrs. David M. Gold-ring, national president of Wom- en's American ORT, will be guest speaker. Eric Ro- senow will provide the mu- sic. For reservations, call Bonds, 968-0200; or Worm- en's -American ORT, 557-0585. \\ ed. 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ALL SEATS S1.00 FRI. and SAT. ADULTS 52.00 CHILDREN $1.00 Tonight fasts IIIMPLE1111 GIL.\\ \ BE- TkalrERS In PERS0111 12 M il -Coolidge 2-0330 • • WASHINGTON • has brought back the good old days! 4 , k ii R AISIN pltIOES nisttils rael's desire for a mean- JOHN MARCOSKY ingful settlement. I urge Southfield Councilman the residents of Southfield and the surrounding com- The answer to our prayer munities to contact their legislators in Lansing and may be the echo of our re- Washington — informing solve. —Herbert Louis Samuel them that pressure upon VS. ITT • • - Remember when you and your family could see hit movies • and not destroy your budget? • some firm evidence, backed Israel will not serve the by action, which would af- cause of peace or promote firm Egypt's intent to live at our national interests. peace with its neighbor. It is -the intransigent Egypt refused. Arab refusal to compromise Democratic Israel re- which must be reappraised. mains a capable friend and If the United States does ally of the United States. Its not swat from our historic declaration of independence insistence upon mutual ac 27 years ago , extended the commodation in the Middlt. hand of ,friendship to Arab East, then it is possible that neighbors who were already the peoples of the area mad invading. •- soon know more than war At this crucial time, it is and its dreadful prepara essential that the U.S. tions, and its tragic after continue to support Is- math. 2 P.M. 8 P.M. NAME ADDRESS sllairs CITY PHONE ZIP STATE Please charge this to my Master Charge My Account Number is master charge • • AlPachn • Rtheinkvio %awn R RESTRICTED idligar" ' C. 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