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Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Matlen (Ellen
Krowitz), 23420 Radclift,
Oak Park, a son, Scott
Ryan.
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Aug. 4 — To Thomas
Scheper and Tina Tolin (Mr.
and Mrs.) of Ann Arbor, a
son, Kevin James Tolin-
Scheper.
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Aug. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Lezell (Carol Mil-
ler), 25700 Farmbrook,
Southfield, a son, Casey C.
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Aug. 1— To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Tomarin (Nancy
Sabol), 10085 Nadine, Hun-
tington Woods, a son,
Daniel Timothy.
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Aug. 1— To Dr. and Mrs.
Philip D. Cohen (Karen
Krowitz), 5815 Beauchamp
Pl. Dr., West Bloomfield, a
son, Adam Brian.
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Rapids, a son, Jacob Allen.
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July 27 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Green (Sara
Marczak) of Southfield, a
daughter, Elena Leigh.
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July 22 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Alan M. Gottlieb (Ar-
lene Dunn) of Southfield, a
son, Daniel Aaron.
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' July 20 —To Dr. and Mrs.
Jay Pearlberg (Deborah
Baumer), former Detroiters
of Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, a son, Daniel
Noah.
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July 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Steiner
(former Detroiter Sheila
Zelenko) of Salt Lake City,
Utah, a daughter, Eve
Michelle.
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July 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Berg (Elissa
Baum), 23440 Radclift, Oak
Park, a daughter, Fran-
cesca Lynn (Zsa Zsa).

Warning Issued
on Missionary
Activity in NY

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The Task Force on Missio-
nary Activity of the Jewish
Community Relations
Council (JCRC) has issued
an alert to Jewish educa-
tional institutions, camps,
synagogues, and Jewish or-
ganizations to be alert to a
massive influx of missio-
nary materials aimed at
proselytization within the
Jewish community.
The JCRC reported that it
has received reports from
every borough in the met-
ropolitan area indicating
that Hebrew-Christian
groups were engaging in a
city-wide campaign to con-
vert Jews, according to Dr.
Seymour Lachman, chair-
man of the Task Force.
He reported that it has al-
ready been estimated that
several hundred thousand
brochures have already
been distributed in New
York, and that these efforts
are likely to continue
through the summer until
Labor Day.

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Bar-Han Dinner Committee
Forming, Chairmen Assert

David Hermelin and Irv-
ing Nusbaum, co-chairmen
of the annual dinner of De-
troit Friends of Bar-Ilan
University, announced that
a community-wide commit-
tee is being formed to spon-
sor the annual dinner to be
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held at the Shaarey Zedek
Sept. 20.
The initial meeting of the
committee will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hermelin on Tuesday.
Shabtai Rosenne, Israel
ambassador to the United
Nations, will be guest
speaker at the meeting
Tuesday.

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Bar-Ilan Expands
Foreign Student
Meshel on Tour
Academic Unit

RAMAT-GAN — Bar-
Ilan, Israel's only religious
oriented university, has
announced the expansion of
its special program geared
to introduce hundreds of
new students from all parts
of the world into academic
studies in Israel.
The Bar-Ilan program is
based on providing a year of
liberal arts studies with full
college credits for overseas
students, as is the custom in
the United States, before
requiring them to
specialize. Other Israeli
universities, it was pointed
out, offer a non-credit year
of preparation before offi-
cially registering a foreign
student.
A summertime Ulpan is
provided for foreign stu-
dents who require Hebrew
language preparation.
Overseas students
from Bar-Ilan hail from
the United States and
Canada, the largest
group-South Africa,
eight Latin American
countries, United King-
dom, France, Germany,
Italy, Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Russia, even
Singapore and Japan.
While most, except for
new immigrants from
USSR, register for a
one-year liberal arts
program, a sizable per-
centage remain to com-
plete their academic
studies in Israel and
many settle there perma-
nently.
Overseas students from
the U.S., Canada, Au-
stralia, South Africa and
other countries are rep-
resented at the Institute for
Advanced Torah Studies for
men and the Midrasha for
women students which
combine a doubled load of
Judaic studies with their
academic degree-oriented
programs in the various
faculties.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — His-
tadrut Secretary General
Yeruham Meshel is in Latin
America as guest of the
local trade unions.

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Tamir said he intends to in-
troduce a series of reforms
in Israel's legal system
aimed at a more equitable
administration of justice
and protective of civil
rights.
He said that a new basic
law will be submitted to the
Knesset, possibly when it
returns from its summer re-
cess, that will expand the
powers of the nine-member
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