52 Friday, December 9, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Workmen's Circle
Schools Will Hold
a Hanuka Party

Bnai Brith Activities

Workmen's Circle Schools
will hold their annual Ha-
nuka party 11 a.m. Sunday
at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute.
There will be traditional
songs, stories and refresh-
ments. Children are re-
quested to bring a nomi-
nally-priced gift to
exchange. Parents and
friends are invited. For res-
ervations, call the Work-
men's Circle office, 626-6016.

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BNAI BRITH MEN'S
COUNCIL will meet 8 p.m.
Wednesday at Adat Shalom
Synagogue. The three Hillel
rabbis will be featured. Lat-
kes will be served. Wives
are invited.

* * *

DOWNTOWN-FOX
LODGE will hold its annual
latke party and games night
8 p.m. Thursday at the Jew-
ish War Veterans Memorial
Home. Chapter members,
prospective members and
friends are invited at a
nominal charge.
* * *
PISGAH CHAPTER will
hold a Hanuka program
12:30 p.m. Thursday at the

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Northgate Apts. club house.
Twenty-five-year and 18-
year members will be hon-
ored with pins and Chai
certificates, respectively.
The group's 1943 tablecloth
will be displayed. Relatives
and friends are invited.
* * *
L'CHAYIM LODGE will
have its annual Hanuka par-
ty 6 p.m. Monday at the
Pickle Barrel Deli. For in-
formation, call Nat Gold-
berg, 626-9774 or 357-2188, or
the presesident, Bob Frank-
lin, 548-2884. Admission is
free.
* * *
COUPLETS 5016 will have
its annual Hanuka party 2
p.m. Sunday at the United
Hebrew Schools main build-
ing. There will be games,
cartoons, movies and re-
freshments. For informa-
tion, call Elanna Broder,
557-0139, or Sharon Karbal,
559-0897. There is a charge
and guests are welcome.
There will be a board meet-
ing 8 p.m. Thursday in the
Broder home, 17601 Rain-
bow Dr., Lathrup Village.
For information, call Ms.
Broder, or the president,
Norrire Freeman, 968-7371.
* * *
DEAROIT LODGE
CHAPTER and MOR-
GENTHAU CHAPTER will
hold a joint luncheon noon
Wednesday in the Sutton
Place Apts. club house. Es-
telle Robinson, recently
named "woman of the
year" by the Bnai Brith
Women's Council, will be
honored. Dr. Raymond Tan-
ter, professor of political
science at the University of
Michigan, will speak on
"Prospects for Peace in the
Middle East." Guests are
invited at a nominal charge.
* * *
EINSTEIN LODGE and
CHAPTER will have a Ha-
nuka party-dance 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at United Hebrew
Schools. There is a charge.
For information, call Eliza-
beth' Dell, 557-1957, Lola
Pines, 358-0715, or Sam
Freedman, 559-2033.

Syria Violates
Disengagement

'1.EL AVIV (JTA)—Israel
has lodged a complaint with
the United Nations Dis-
engagement Observer
Force (UNDOF) about what
it considers the worst Syr-
ian violation since the dis-
engagement agreement on
the Golan Heights was sign-
ed in 1974.
The Israel complaint
charges that Syria has
moved two artillery regi-
ments with heavy 130 mm
guns into the limited forces
zone that runs some 10 to 20
kilometers east of the truce
line. The guns have a range
of 32 kilometers although
the Syrians under the agree-
ment are to have guns with
a range of no more than 20
kilometers in this zone.
An UNDOF inspection has
failed to confirm the two
regiments, but it has con-
firmed the placement of the
130 mm guns.

Schlussel Re-Elected JNF Leader

Attorney Mark E. Schlus-
sel was unanimously re-
elected to a third term as
president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, at its an-
nual meeting. His late
father, Irving, also an at-
torney, was president of
JNF some 25 years ago.
Also elected unanimously
were: Vice Presidents,
Samuel Geller, Ruben
Isaacs, Mrs. William Levin,
Mrs. Louis Levine, presi-
dent of Women of JNF;
Carmi Slomovitz; Rissa
Winkelman, president of
Young Women of JNF;
treasurer, Samuel J. Wil-
son; and financial secre-
tary, Larry I. Guttenberg,
who was chairman of the
nominating committee.
Elected to the exectuive
and administrative com-
mittee were : Harold Berry,
Marvin Daitch, David M.
Gubow, David B. Holtzman,
Harry Silverman, Judge Mi-
chael L. Stacey, Jack W.
Belkin, Morris J. Brand-
wine, Seymour Frank, Mrs.
Jules Kraft, Dr. and Mrs.
Sidney Z. Leib,
Charles Milan, Pearl Nosan,
Samuel S. Simmer, Rabbi
A. Irving Schnipper, Mrs.
Frank Silverman, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Stollman,
Phillip Stollman. Dr. Israel
Wiener and David P. Zack.
A highlight of the meet-
ing, which heralded the be-
ginning of the 60th anniver-
sary of the founding of
Detroit JNF, was a review
of significant events by
Philip Slomovitz, who was a
founder of JNF in Detroit in
1918, and served as the first
president.
Schlussel, in his greetings,
cited a significant change in
the growth, development
and direction of JNF. He
credited the new leadership
of Moshe Rivlin as world
bead, Dr. Samuel I. Cohen
as executive vice president
in America and of Rabbi
William Berkowitz, the new
national president, with cre-
ating new impetus of JNF
on Israel.
Percy Kaplan, executive
director of the Greater De-
troit and Michigan JNF, re-
ported that Detroiters plan-
ted more than 100,000 trees
in Israel this past year, 15
percent by non-Jews.
Betty Silverman, repre-
senting the Women of JNF,
on behalf of Diane Levine,
president, who was unable
to attend, reported that the
women will hold their 48th
donor event, on Jan. 10 and

Park in Israel. Abe Dishell,
chairman of the JNF Land-
smanshaften Committee, re-
ported on landsmanshaften
activities. Samuel J. Wilson
reported that the income of
JNF here had risen during
the past year.
Guttenberg announced
that he was honoring his
-wife, Dorothy, with the
planting of a garden of 100
trees on the occasion of her-
birthday.

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