THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Jewish Elderly
Will Keep Jobs
NEW YORK (JTA)—A
successful battle to assure
federal funding for 65 el-
derly employes of the Jew-
ish Ag.sociation for Services
for the Aged so they could
continue to serve thousands
of elderly Jews has been re-
ported by Bernard Warach,
JASA executive - director.
The jobs of the employes
were threatened by the
02 ;heduled termination of
nding from Title X of the
federal Public Works and
Economic Development
Act, created to employ
older persons, Warach said.
Friday, March 25, 1977
Hospitality at Passover is...
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Morocco Return
of Jews Denied
JERUSALEM (JTA)—
The Jewish Agency denied
a news service report last
week that substantial num-
bers of Moroccan Jews left
Israel last year to return to
Morocco. Yehuda Dominitz,
deputy director- of the
Agency's immigration and
absorption_ department,
claimed that not 'a single
Jew emigrated from Israel
to Morocco last year.
Dominitz recalled similar
reports last year of a large-
scale departure of Moroc-
can Jews. He said an in-
vestigation showed that
only eight families left, two
of which subsequently re-
turned to Israel.
Kiss and Tell
JERUSALEM (JTA)—
The exchange of kisses be-
tween prisoners and their
visitors is commonplace in
Israeli jails. But when the
kisser and kissee happened
to be two young men, the
police guard became sus-
picious.
An investigation disclosed
that the affectionate ges-
ture was the means by
which the visitor trans-
ferred a substantial quan-
tity of hard drugs to his in-
mate friend.
Reformists to Take
Learning Cruise
NEW YORK (JTA)—The
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations has an-
nounced it expects several
hundred Reform , Jews to
take part in a 15-day pro-
gram of Jewish studies on
the high seas, starting from
New Orleans on April 30.
UAHC officials said "The
Cruise Complete" will be
the first time that a reli-
gious group has created
this kind of a learning and
recreational adventure.
Elderly Find Jobs
NEW YORK (JTA )—Dur-
in g a period of high
unemployment, particularly
among older people, the
New York Federation Em-
ployment and Guidance
Service has reported it is re-
sponding successfully to am
peals from men and women
in their 50s and 60s to help
them find jobs.
Maxwell Houses Coffee
with cake and macaroons.
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A time for that welcoming cup of hospitality— rich, hearty Maxwell House®Coffee.
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A joyous Seder to all.
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THE 5TH CUPAT THE SEDER
FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
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