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DETROIT WOMEN OF
ALPHA OMEGA will hold a
board meeting noon
Tuesday at Win Schuler's
Restaurant in West
Bloomfield. Newly elected
officers are Beverly Share,
president; Linda Golnick,
president-elect; Anita Haen-
ick, vice president; Eileen
Greenberger, treasurer;
Judy Marx, Charlotte Tes-
sler, Jackie Michaelson and
Donna Chaben, secretaries.
For reservations, call Linda
Golnick. 681-0211 or Anita
Maenick, 855-1195.
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JEWISH WOMEN EU-
ROPEAN
WELFARE OR-
GANIZATION
will hold a
luncheon noon Monday at
Northgate Apts. club house.
Hostesses are Annate Bo-
rowitz and Gazelle Hyman.
Guests are invited.
vited. There is a charge.
For reservations, call Fan
Bunin, 646-5337.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB will
meet 10:30 a.m. Monday in
the Knob-in-the-Woods Apts.
club house. Nominations for
officers will be taken. Host-
esses are Ella Cohen and
Mae Krass. Friends are in-
vited.
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JUNIOR AND SENIOR
GROUPS, Northwest Child
Rescue Women, will hold
their 29th annual dinner-
dance 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Cocktails will be served at
6:30. Music will be provided
by Jerry Fenby. Chairmen
of the dinner dance are
Irene Phillips and Bobbie
Kay, Senior Group: and
Ruth Klueger, Junior
Group.
Pioneer Women
Plan Flea Market
Greater Detroit Council,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
flea market 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
June 12 at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
Among the items to be
sold are antiques, camp
items. collectibles, clothing,
h usewares and boutique
S. Admission is free.
iss Me Kate'
at Cranbrook
St. Dunstan Theatre
Guild will present Cole Por-
ter's musical.. "Kiss Me
Kate." 9 p.m. tonight
through Sunday and June 9,
10 and 11 at Cranbrook's
outdoor Greek Theatre in
Bloomfield Hills.
For tickets, call St. Dun-
stan's. 644-0527.
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Or-
thodox circles in Israel are
disturbed by imported mezu-
zot. Mezuzot must be the
handiwork of a qualified
sopher (scribe), but with
improvements in printing
technology some printed
mezuzot are being shipped
into Israel from Japan and
the difference is difficult to
detect.
Terrorism Threat
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—Is-
raeli Gen. Rehavam Z'Evi,
who has directed the fight
against terrorists in Israel,
said in a Maariv interview
that he forsees terrorist at-
tacks on Israeli institutions
abroad.
He said the combined ter-
ror groups total 9,000 men.
Correction
An item in last week's
Jewish News about the
groundbreaking ceremony
for a temple addition and
dedication of a menora inad-
vertently stated the event
was scheduled to take place
May 27 at Birmingham
Temple. The dedication,
goundbreaking and installa-
tion of officers will be held
as originally scheduled.
8:30 p.m. today. June 3, at
the temple.
Youth Participate
NEW YORK (ZINS)—
Some 300 participants in the
Zionist Organization of
America summer programs
in Israel will take part in
the ceremonies for the Mac-
cabiah Games and the
ZOA's 80th national conven-
tion to be held in Israel in
July.
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United Synagogue Youth Tour Slated
NEW YORK (JTA)—The
United Synagogue of Amer-
ica (USA) announced that
New Sadat Ploy?
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—A po-
litical analyst writing in
Maariv predicts that Egyp-
tian President Anwar Sadat
will soon begin a political of-
fensive to win American
support and military aid.
Sadat, it is said, will try
to convince the Carter Ad-
ministration that Egypt is
responsible for holding the
price down on Arab oil; the
U.S. will be offered oil ex-
ploration rights in the Red
Sea and in Egypt; he will
place his ports at the dis-
posal of the U.S. Sixth
Fleet; and he will offer
Sharm-el-Sheik- as a U.S.
base.
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this summer the largest
number of teenagers ever
to tour Israel under the aus-
pices of a single organiza-
tion will make the trip as
part of a USA Israel Pilgri-
mage.
Almost 1,000 teenagers
from the U.S., Canada, Is-
rael and Iran, with a staff
of 84 Americans and Is-
raelis, will join the pilgri-
mage.
BBYO Director
MILWAUKEE—Dr. Mike
Teitelbaum of North
Miami, Fla., who as a teen-
ager was international presi-
dent of the boys' component
of the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganization, has been elected
chairman of the BBYO com-
mission, its supervisory and
policy-making body.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will meet
noon June 11 at Stouffer's
Northland Inn for the instal-
lation of its officers. Offi-
cers to be installed are
Judy Krass, president; Syl-
via Cooper, Lillian Winkler,
vice presidents; Clara New-
man, financial secretary
and treasurer; Pauline
Robb, Sarah Friedman,
Gloria Zabner, Frances
Jones, secretaries; Lee
Wagman, publicity; Mary
Koretz, public relations;
Fan Bunin and Lorene Spec-
tor. membership; Mimi
Robbins and Edith Lind-
erman, program; Tania Sas-
love and Rose Rapkin,
donor and. bulletin; Frieda
Capp and Molly Diamond,
child rescue fund; Pearl
Lieberman, Histadrut; An-
nette Mogi11, special proj-
ects; Ann Barnett and Paul-
ine Robb, Jewish Commu-
nity Council delegates;
Ruth Miller and Ruth Pech-
erer, advisers; Miriam Gor-
nbein, Marion Jannet, Mild-
red Pearlstein and Sylvia
Riklin, board members at
large. Marjorie Raskin will
be chairman of the day and
Ruth Miller will be instal-
ling officer. Guests are in-
Made in Japan
WHITEHALL CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT,
will meet 12:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Whitehall
Apts. club house. There will
be an installation, report on
the convention, games and
refreshments. Guests are
welcome.
Because . .
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PURITY CHAPTER,
of steadily rising costs of production
Order of the Eastern Star,
will have a business meet-
ing 7:45 p.m. Monday in the
Oddfellows Temple. Re-
freshments will be serval.
and mailing, over the past four years.
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MISS LUSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Lusky of Gardner Ave.,
Oak Park, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter.
Lisa Marie, to Michael Win-
kler, son of Esther Winkler
of Oak Park and the late
Mr. Julius Winkler.
Miss Lusky is a dietetics
major at Mercy College.
Her fiance is studying ac-
counting at the University
of Michigan-Dearborn.
No wedding date has
been set.
Sports Clinics Due
Northland Center will
sponsor a week of sports
clinics for the general pub-
lic Sunday through June 12.
A display of sailboats,
boats, canoes, vans, motor
and mini homes and more
will be featured in con-
junction with the clinics.
Look not at the flask but Clinics will be. held on bass
at what it contains.
fishing, golf, tennis and
—Rabbi Meir , hockey.
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