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Jewish, General Communities
Honor Rae Sharfman for ARMDI

Greetings were extended
to Rae Sharfman Sunday by
representatives of the
Jewish and general com-
munities as she received the
distinguished humanita-
rian service award of the
American Red Magen
David for Israel at a
dinner-dance at Cong. Bnai
Moshe.
More than 300 persons
attended the event, which
saw among its guests Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Michigan G. Men-
nen Williams and Mrs.
Williams, Congressman
James Blanchard, Con-
gressman William
Brodhead, Charles Be
nham, head of the Detroit
Round Table of the National
Conference of Christians
and Jews, and Mrs. Be-
nham; Judge and Mrs.
James Clarkson; Robert M.
Frehse, past president of the
Detroit Round Table; Judge
Alice Gilbert and Rev. Otis
Saunders of the NCCJ.
Dinner chairman Myron
S. Steinberg acknowledged
the contributions from
communal organizations
and introduced the guests
on the dais.

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Dr. Morris Starkman,
chairman of the
medical-dental council of
the Michigan Region,
ARMDI, recalled the ac-
tivities of the ARMDI in
the US. Phyllis Beaver,
president of the women's
committee, recalled the
women's role in ARMDI
and announced the es-
tablishment of the An-
drew Ross Chalat Memo-
rial set up to train Israelis
as paramedics. Andrew
was the son of Dr. and

Nicaragua Jews
Unhampered by
Fighting There

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The outbreak of fighting in
Managua and other cities in
Nicaragua between gov-
ernment forces and rebels
has not had any special im-
pact on the country's small
Jewish community, it was
reported by Rabbi Morton
M. Rosenthal, director of
the Latin American affairs
department of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith.
Rosenthal said that in a
telephone conversation
with a leader of the Jewish
community, he was told
that Jews, as such, have no
special problems and "their
situation remains okay.'
The small Jewish commu-
nity consists of 40 people
concentrated in the capital
city of Managua, six Jews in
Granada and one in Leon.
The Somoza regime,
which is now under attack,
has been friendly with Is-
rael since the latter's crea-
tion. Nicaragua agreed to
support the creation of the
state of Israel when the
issue came before the
United Nations General
Assembly and has contin-
ued to support Israel at the
UN since then.

Rae Sharfman, third from left, accepts the distin-
guished humanitarian service award at a dinner Sun-
day at Cong. Bnai Moshe on behalf of the American
Red Magen David for Israel. Shown with Mrs.
Sharfman, are, from left: Philip Slomovitz, guest
speaker and editor and publisher of The Jewish
News; Frances Rosenzweig, dinner co-chairman; and
Myron S. Steinberg, dinner chairman.

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Mrs. Ned Chalat and the
grandson - of dinner
chairman Steinberg.

Duane E. Johnson, direc-
tor, Southeastern Division,
American Red Cross, paid
tribute to Sharfman.
Johnson, who is active in
Operation Recognition, the
movement to have Israel's
emergency health service —
Magen David Adom — rec-
ognized by the Interna-
tional Red Cross, said he
hoped that Operation
Recognition would become a
thing of the past.
Others who brought
greetings were Joseph
Handleman, national
president, ARMDI; Rabbi
Stanley Rosenbaum, rabbi
of Cong. Bnai- Moshe; Ben-
jamin Saxe, national execu-
tive vice president, ARMDI;
Frances Rosenzweig, dinner
co-chairman; and Rabbi
David Nelson of Cong. Beth
Shalom, who presented the
official tribute to Mrs.
Sharfman. Rabbi Nelson
announced that his congre-
gation will make a contri-
bution to the MDA in honor
of Mrs. Sharfman.
Mrs. Rosenzweig pre-
sented a plaque to the hon-
oree.

Anticipating what had
occurred at that moment
at Camp David in Mary-
land, Philip Slomovitz,
guest speaker and editor
and publisher of The
Jewish–News, paid trib-
ute to President Carter
"for his effort at world
peace."

Slomovitz said the exist-
ence of Israel played a vital
role in keeping stability in
the Middle East and that
"Israel exists to prevent a
calamity that can come
from the Kremlin." He said
it was the duty of the Jewish
community to "make sure
there is no recurrence of
bloodshed" in Israel.
Slomovitz also used the
occasion to cite Benham and
Frehse for their Zionist af-
filiations. He commended
Congressman Brodhead for
his efforts on behalf of
Soviet Jewry and the re-
tarded and especially cited
former Governor and Mrs.
Williams for their roles in
the American Christian
Palestine Committee._ Cit-
ing Johnson's efforts on be-

half of Operation Recogni-
tion, Slomovitz recalled the
founding of the Red Cross by
Jean Henri Dunant.

Others who participated
in the program were Cantor
Samuel Greenbaum of
Cong. Beth Shalom who
sang the anthems -and par-
ticipated in a musical salute
to the honoree; Cantor
Louis Klein of Cong. Bnai
Moshe, who participated in
the musical salute; Dr.
Harold Maxmen, dinner
co-chairman, who recited
the invocation; Dr. John J.
Mames, chairman of the
Michigan Region; Felix
Rosenzweig, chairman of
Advanced Gifts, and Larry
Brenners, co-chairman; and
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, di-
rector of public relations for
the Michigan Region, who
recited the benediction. Eric
Rosenow and his Continen-
tals provided music for
dancing.

Pioneer Women
Names Director

NEW YORK —
Shoshonna Ebstein has
been appointed executive
director for Pioneer Women,
it was announced by Frieda
S. Leemon, national
president. Mrs. Ebstein is
the former director of edu-
cation, culture and commu-
nity affairs for the Labor
Zionist Alliance.

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"Girl Friends," Claudia
Weill's first feature film, a
humorous drama about
growing up and making it
on one's own, opens in the
Detroit area Wednesday.
The motion picture,
which is being released by
Warner Brothers, was
filmed in New York and
stars Melanie Mayron and
co-stars Anita Skinner in
the title roles, with Eli Wal-
lach, Viveca Lindfors,
Christopher Guest, Bob
Balaban, Gina Rojak, Amy
Wright and Mike Kellin.

Aid Approved le

WASHINGTON — A
proposal by U.S. Senator
Richard S. Schweiker (R-
Pa.) to add $25 million to -
the foreign aid appropria-
tions bill to help Eastern
European refugees resettle
in Israel was approved last
week by the Senate foreign
operations appropriations
subcommittee.

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