THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
You can know a man by
three signs: his tips, his
tippling and his temper.
Diamond Industry
Employs Israelis
ORDER YOUR
TEL AVIVIThe Israel
Diamond Institute reports
that approximately 70,000
persons are employed by
the diamond industry, with
20,000 employees in produc-
tion and service functions.
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In Mike's Market
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George and Sicilia Grego
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ical... Gourmets who have
become resigned to over-
refined and over-chem-
icalized synthetic foods and
additives are introduced to
the taste of Quenelles de
Brochet made with stone-
ground, whole-wheat flour
instead of white flour; Hol-
landaise sauce prepared
with fresh lemon juice
instead of vinegar, and cold-
pressed safflower oil
instead of butter... And
health food purists, who
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Pound Devalued
JERUSALEM (JTA)—
The Israeli pound was deva-
lued again and now stands,
at IL 10.41-$1. The devalua-
tion was the sixth since the
Likud government took
office four months ago.
Mrs. Albert Rosenblum,
chairman of the 40th anni-
versary dinner of the Jew-
ish Community Council of
Metropolitan Detroit,
announces Philip Solomov-
itz, editor and publisher of
The Jewish News, will rep-
resent the founders of the
Council at the dinner 7 p.m.
Oct. 30 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Besides Slomovitz, surviv-
ing members of the Council
are Irving Adler, Charles
Driker, Issac Finkelstein,
Benjamin Laikin, Mrs. Mau-
rice Landau and Mrs. Sara
Levin. They will receive
plaques commemorating
the occasion.
. Dr. Shmarya Kleinman,
the fourth and earliest past
president who survives, will
speak on behalf of all the
past presidents. Plaques
will be awarded the past
presidents.
The Council's human
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Philip Slomovitz to Represent
Founders at Council Dinner
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The
Israeli
Student
Organization will hear Dan
Kyram, Israel consul for
cultural affairs, 8:30 p.m.
Oct. 30 at the Somerset
Apts. Kirts Rd. club house.
Kyram will speak on the
"Israeli-Arab Conflict." A
native of Jerusalem, Kyram
served in the Israeli army.
He later joined the ministry
fir foreign affairs and
served at the Israel
embassies in Washington,
Vienna and Lusaka, Zam-
bia, and at the legations of
Israel in Havana and Gen-
eva. He also served in vari-
ous capacities at the min-
istry in Jerusalem.
He is the former consul
for consular affairs for the
Midwest.
Refreshments will be
served, and admission is
free.
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rights award will go to
Douglas Fraser, Henry
Ford II, Judge Damon J.
Keith and Max M. Fisher.
Dr. Joseph J. Sisco, for-
mer undersecretary of state
for Middle East affairs, will
be the guest speaker. His
topic will be "The Middle
Fast—Retrospect and Pros-
pect."
There is a charge. For
information, call the Coun-
cil, 962-1880.
Israeli Students
to Hear Consul
MICHIGAN'S
may have grown weary of
bean sprout salads, granola
bars and carrot juice, will
be introduced to the splen-
dors of haute cuisine.
The authors include more
than 350 tested recipes from
the- files of Dione Lucas,
most of which are published
here for the first time...
They provide an encyclo-
pedia of natural foods, a list
of shopping sources, and a
wide variety of sample
menus that could appeal to
confirmed skeptics of natu-
ral foods.
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Out-of-town visitors?
The Sheraton-Southfield Hotel
offers low weekend rates
at a real showplace!
$24 per room, per night, single
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Guest rooms at the Sheraton-
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modern and beautifully appoint-
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and color TV. There's "Yester-
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shop. For outdoor enthusiasts,
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