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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

.40 Friday, lagist 11, 1978

Elkin Tours Firm Dissolved

the
Elkin
Tours,
Southfield-based travel
firm, said it was going out of
business because it couldn't
"compete with the discount
air fares offered by the
major airlines.

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Eager. Aug 31. 1978

Jewish News printer,
Curt Deloye, left fielder for
the Detroit Printers, saw
his team capture the
championship of the Union
Printers International
Baseball League last week
in Boston.
The team, which won the
championship in 1974 and
1976, won five games and
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Twenty of Sarah
Winokur's friends joined
with the Oak Park resident
recently to celebrate her
80th birthday. The birthday
presents didn't go to Mrs.
Winokur. Instead, they
went to Israel.
The guests at the party
raised $150 for the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund. "The
money goes to Israel," Mrs.
Winokur said. "The satis-
faction comes to me."
Giving money through
the Metropolitan Division
of the Campaign is nothing
new for Mrs. Winokur. She's
been doing it for as long as
she can remember. So far
this year, she has raised
$250 in a series of luncheons
she prepares and serves.
The luncheons are not
formal, but they are
elaborate, and every-
thing served, from halla
to dessert, is prepared by
Mrs. Winokur.
Mrs. Winokur's guests
know that they are not ex-
pected to bring presents,
food, or gifts to her lunches.
The only payment expected
of them is a donation to Is-
rael. The guests give what
they can, and come away
with full stomachs and full
hearts.
A native of Kiev in the
Ukraine, Mrs. Winokur
came to this country in 1923
with her husband and 31/2-

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The Detroit Zionist Fed-
eration in conjunction with
the Israel Information and
Resource Center will pre-
sent a panel discussion on
"Jewish Life in Arab Lands
Before and After 1948" 8
p.m. Thursday at the main
Jewish Community Center.
Participants for this dis-
cussion will be Aviva
Muntchnik, executive di-
rector of the World Organi-
zation of Jews from Arab
Countries; Janice Kepes,
member of the Mishmeret
group committee for Syrian
Jewry; and Henri Bizaoui,
who was born in Egypt and
is a member of the cabinet of
the Anti-Defamation
League.
The public is invited at no
charge. For information,
contact the DZF office,
968 - 2040, or the Israel In-
formation and Resource
Center office, 611-1948.

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SARAH WINOKUR

year - old son. Her son was
killed during Wolld War II,
and Mrs. Winokur has
never forgotten what he did
for his adopted country. "He
gave his life to his country,"
she says matter-of-factly.
I'm giving my life for Is-
rael."
Mrs. Winokur also has
two daughters, both born in
the United States. For her
75th birthday, her family
gave her a trip to Israel, the
only time she has seen the
country that means so much
to her.

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Mr. and Mrs. David I.
Friedman of West Bloom-
field announce the engage-
ment of their daughter
Celia Marlene, to Dr.
Michael Richard Lubetsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Lubetsky of Southfield.
Miss Friedman, daughter
of the late Mrs. Beatrice S.
Friedman, and her fiance,
plan a November wedding.

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Elkin officials said most
of its tours would be cancel-
led, and full refunds will be
available for cancelled
tours.
Elkin Tours, with seven
branches nationwide, was a
travel wholesaler: It ar-
ranged tour packages and
sold them to travel agents,
who in turn sold them to in-
dividual travelers.
Elkin Tours Inc. of South-
field is not to be confused
with Elkin Travel of Oak
Park which is still in opera-
tion.

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Abilities Unlimited will
meet 8 p.m. Monday at the
Southfield Civic Center.
Dr. Alfred I. Sherman, di-
rector of obstetric and
gynecological research and
education at Sinai Hospital,
director of oncology at Wil-
liam Beaumont Hospital
and professor of obstetrics
and gynecology at Wayne
State University's medical
school, will speak on "Pre-
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