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Philip H. Stoddard, an of-
BLOCH ROSE POST
AND AUXILIARY will ficial of the U.S. State De-
hold a paid-up membership partment, met with
dance 8 p.m. Saturday in Detroit-area Jewish com-
the Jewish War Veterans munity leaders at a noon
Memorial Home. The J.B. _luncheon last -Friday in the
and Co. Band will provide Fred M. Butzel Memorial
music for dancing. Re- Building downtown.
Stoddard, who is director
freshments will be served.
Paid-up members will be of the Office of Research and
admitted free, otherwise Analysis for the Near East
there is a nominal charge. and South Asia, pointed out
Dues may be paid at the that the weekend meeting
door. For information, call of President Carter with
Dave Goodstein, 356-3837, Egyptian President Sadat
would probably not result in
or Anita Moss, 398-3056.
any substantive develop-
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ments. Rather, the talks
were part of the continuing
bilateral dialogue the U.S.
is conducting with both Is-
rael and Egypt.
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Stoddard explained the
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ations as "substantive,
rather than substitutive,"
and adddd that only face-
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to-face negotiations will
achieve any real progress
towards Middle East peace.
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On Sadat's pullout
from the Jerusalem
peace talks, Stoddard
remarked that the recall
of the Egyptian foreign
minister was due more to
_Sadat's feeling that Israel
was not responding to his
peace initiative in a
"positive manner,"
rather than Prime Minis-
ter Begin's controversial
toast.
Following Stoddard's re-
marks, the meeting was
turned over to questions
from the audience.
Births
Feb. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harrison (Elaine
Blackman) of Oak Park, a
daughter, Linda Ann.
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Feb. 3 — To former De-
troiters Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Lampear (Anita Liberman)
of Ann Arbor, a daughter,
Sara Dena.
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Feb. 1— To former Detroit-
ers Mr. and Mrs. David
Levitt (Barbara Sims) of
Chevy Chase, Md., a_ son,
Oliver Edward.
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Jan. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Bershad (Barbara
Slusky) of Southfield, a son,
Jeffrey Brian.
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Jan. 21 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Bernard Schwartz (Deborah
Apple), 10474 Lincoln,
Huntington Woods, a son,
Stuart Michael.
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PHILIP STODDARD
Responding to a question
on Palestinian participa-
tion at possible Geneva
peace talks, Stoddard said
that Israel "seems to be
dragging its feet on the
Palestinian issue." He ad-
ded, however, that the Car-
ter Administration prefers Sl4/.11 , ( Wofocy- it5
not to see an independent
.114cez.zied
Palestinian state on the
West Bank and Gaza, but
rather an entity somehow
politically linked to Jordan.
Stoddard defended the
Administration's decision
to sell F-15 fighters to Saudi
Arabia, saying the planes
were important to the
Saudis, who may be
threatened by the current
military situation in the
horn of Africa.
Following his talk before
the Jewish Community
Council, Stoddard pro-
ceeded to a meeting with a
local Arab-American group.
Jan . 20 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Kaufman (Marlene
Kraft), 35127 Old Timber
Rd., Farmington Hills, a
son, Jeffrey Edward.
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Jan. 13 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Perecman (Carol
Duchan) of Oak Park, a son,
Moshe Chaim.
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MSU Hillel Sets
Jewish Festival
The Hillel Jewish Stu-
dent Center on the Mi
gan State University c
pus will conduct a Jewi
Festival of the Arts Satur-
day through Feb. 26 on
campus.
The festival willinclude a
one-woman performance
by Susan Merson Saturday,
an art show Sunday, two
concerts, an evening with
author Chaim Potok and a
puppet show for children.
All events are free and
open to the public.
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MRS. BENNETT .
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Sinai Hospital of Detroit
named Pamela Anne Doug-
las its director of nursing
services. In this position,
Ms. Douglas directs a staff
of 875 nurses and nursing
personnel.
A native of Brookline,
Mass. Mrs. Douglas re-
ceived ' her Diploma of Nurs-
ing from the New England
Deaconess Hospital's School
of Nursing in 1963 and her
BSN from Boston College
six years later.
She was assistant head
nurse in Boston's New Eng-
land Deaconess Hospital
from 1966 to 1967 before
coming to Wayne State
University where she ob-
tained her master's degree
in -nursing administration
in 1971.
She then returned to
Boston and worked at
Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital, first as a clini-
cal nursing coordinator,
then as assistant director
of nursing for staff edu-
cation.
Ms. Douglas came to
Sinai Hospital in 1975 as
assistant director-of nursing
for operations. Ten months
later she was named opera-
tions manager, a post she
held until' her designation
as director of nursing ser-
vices.
Ms. Douglas is a member
of the National League for
Nursing and of the Ameri-
can Nursing Association.
PAMELA DOUGLAS
REV. HERSHL
Lisa Joy Wolovits and-
Michael James Bennett
were married recently at
the Labor Zionist Institute.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme and
Cantor Harold Orbach, both
of Temple Israel, officiated.
The bride tg the daughter
of Mrs. David Wolovits of
Southfield and the late Mr.
Wolovits. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mrs. Gor-
don Labuhn of Columbus,
Ohio, and Mr. Donald Ben-
nett of Prince George, Va.
The new Mrs. Bennett
and her husband were
graduated from Michigan
State University and attend
graduate school in Houston,
Texas.
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