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Singles Events
SERIES OF ENCOUN-
TERS will have a private
art showing 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Habatat Galleries in
Gorman's Gallery of Fine
Funiture. Jewish business
and professional singles,
age 22-35, are invited. Ad-
mission is nominal, and
wine and cheese will be
served.
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BNAI MOSHE SIN-
GLES will have a bowling
party 8 p.m. Dec. 14 at
Yorba Linda Lanes. Party
to follow. For reservations
by Monday, call Sherri War-
)n, 358-2268.
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FRIENDS OF THE
BAYIT will hear G. Vernon
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Delightful shows full of
color, music, and fun for
children's parties, meet-
ings, any occasion.
"Something Special"
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Leopold, attorney and presi-
dent of the Detroit Zionist
Federation, 8 p.m. Tuesday
in the home of Dani and
Brenda Golanyi, 12800 W.
Nine Mile, Oak Park.
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PEOPLE WITHOUT
PARTNERS of the Jewish
Community Center will
meet 8 p.m. Sunday at the
10 Mile Jewish Community
Center. Margaret Kurta, a
member of the Michigan
State Chapter of the Inter-
national Graphoanalysis
Society, will analyze partici-
pants' handwriting. Re-
freshments will follow, and
there is a nominal charge.
The group, will go bowling
9:30 p.m. \Dec. 14 at Oak
Park Lanes. Members are
requested fo meet at Staf-
ford's at 9. For information,
call the Center's group serv-
ices office, 341-4200.
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TEMPLE BETH EL
SINGLES will show the
film, "1776," 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day in the temple. Refresh-
ments will be served. For in-
formation, call Milton
Fisher, 559-9185.
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PACESETTERS, the
Cong. Beth Achim singles
group, will have a party
with a band and cocktails 8
p.m. Sunday in the syn-
agogue. There is a charge.
For information, call Mark
Levin, 968-5557.
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Israeli's View
Editor, The Jewish News:
The 25th anniversary ce-
lebration of the Israel Bond
Organization held Nov. 25 in
our community was a truly
worthwhile event.
, I must, however, register
my deep disappointment
with the Israel representa-
tive at this function. The
two non-Jews saw Zion for
what it is - the homeland of
the Jew of all time.
Governor Romney re-
ferred to Zionism as a ful-
fillment of a covenant made
with Abraham and his seed,
Isaac and Jacob. Governor
Milliken spoke of the 4,000
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of Zionism Hit
year history of the people of
Israel.
Minister Moshe Kol,
however, saw Zionism "as
a movement founded in the
1880's".
While the formation of
the peoplehood of Israel be-
gins in the book of Exodus,
the two non-Jews recog-
nized that the entire book of
Genesis is intended to vindi-
cate Israel's moral title to
the land, while the Jew at
the podium viewed the state
of Israel as no different
than Jordan carved out of a
mandate.
Rabbi James I. Gordon
Bond Dinner Nets $250,000
Family Homeless After Fire
Hanuka will be missed by
an Oak Park family this
year since a fire destroyed
its home and killed one of its
members.
The Sheldon Roth family
needs a home and winter
clothes after a fire two
weeks ago totally wrecked
the home and killed one of
the Roths' seven children.
Roth's seeing-eyg dog also
was killed in the blaze.
Roth and his wife and
some of their children are
staying at a Royal Oak hotel
OP Kiwanis Club
Donates U.S. Flag
The Kiwanis Club of Oak
Park presented its ceremon-
ial American flag to the
U. S. Army Tank-Automo-
tive Command in Warren
after having received a new
one from Congressman Jim
Blanchard.
Making the presentation
to the tank command were
Jack Stein, president; Ben-
son B. Leet and Barnett
Leet.
temporarily. Since the fire,
the Lathrup Village Lions
Club gave a guide dog to the
blind Roth whose only in-
come is a Social Security-;
check.
Persons wishing to assist
may contact Jerry Rosen-
berg, 355-5033.
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GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
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32710 Franklin Rd. (in the village)
Mon-Sat 70-4 851-2770
More than $250,000 in Israel Bonds were purchased
at the Shaarit Haplaytah Israel Bond Dinner-Dance re-
cently at Cong. Bnai Moshe honoring Morris Flatt.
Shown are, from left: Henry Dorfman, dinner chairman;
Itzhak Rager, guest speaker presenting the Israel Bond
25th Anniversary Award to Flatt; Mrs. Flatt; Arnold
Einhorn, dinner co-chairman; and Simon Schwarzberg,
president of the Shaarit Haplaytah.
pretty robes are
thoughtful welcome
gifts for the Holi-
days. Two robes
shown from a col-
lection of plain or
quilted.
Activities in Society
Allan J. Roth, formerly
of Southfield, has moved
permanently to North
Miami, Fla. Prior to his de-
parture, Roth was tendered
several receptions, including
a surprise party given by his
sister and brother-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Collins.
children, grandchildren,
and great-grandchildren.
He's looking forward to the
arrival of a great-grand-
child, expected in the next
few months.
Herb and Rita Russak-
off of Jerome Ave., Oak
Park, and their children
-Lisa, Robert and Ronald
visited Cleveland over
Thanksgiving to help cele-
brate the 100th birthday of
Mr. Russakoff's grand-
mother, Mrs. Dora Sontag.
Mrs. Sontag, who celebrates
her birthday on "the fifth
candle of Hanuka," has 10
children, 17 grandchildren,
40 great-grandchildren and
seven great-great-grandchil-
dren.
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Make News
Robert D. Mitchell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R.
Mitchell of Birmingham,
was nominated and elected
to the Skull and Cross Bones
Society, an honorary for
pre-medical students. A
sophomore at Vanderbilt
University, Mitchell, a 1973
graduate of Andover High
School, Bloomfield Hills, is
a member of Sigma Nu and
Phi Eta Sigma, the national
scholastic honorary fratern-
ity.
Eight of the 202 people
who live in the Federation
Apartments have cele-
brated their 90th birthdays.
Latest to join the exclusive
club of old-timers who have
enjoyed the traditional
"house party" for Federa-
tion Apartments is 90-year-
old Jacob Jeremiah. Jere-
miah also was honored at a
Thanksgiving week party
attended by 36 of his imme-
diate descendants, including
Sam Roman Honored
The Roman Family For-
est, which is being planted
by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Ro-
man, of Oak Park, also hon-
ors the memory of Sam
Roman, brother of Simon.
The late Mr. Roman was a
pharmacist and investor in
real estate, and a generous
donor to JNF and local
causes.
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