THE. DETROIT JEWiSH NEWS

34 Friday, October 21, 1978

'National ORT Board Conference Next Week

V.I.P. PALACE .

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More than 600 delegates
are expected to attend the
national board conference of
the Women's American
Organization for Rehabili-
tation through Training
(ORT), to be held next week
at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
in Dearborn.
The opening banquet will
be held 8 p.m. Monday, with
greetings from Michigan
Gov. William Milliken to be
delivered by Silverenia
Kanoyton; greetings from
Dearborn Mayor John B.
O'Reiley; and Dr. William
Haber, president of the
World ORT Union central
board.

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GYPSY ORCHESTRA

The senior adult depart-
ment of the Jewish Com-
munity Center announces
several services and activi-
ties it has made available to
the elderly.
A doctors medical lecture
series, co-sponsored by the
Center and Sinai Hospital,
will begin 1 p.m. Thursday
at the 10 Mite" Center
branch. Among the topics
for the monthly lectures
are: sexuality and love,
diabetes, heart ailments,
high blood pressure, diges-
tive problems, arthritis,
hearing impairments and
diseases of the eyes.
A speechreading (lip-
reading and hearing)
class for senior adults
will begin 9:30 a.m. Nov.
10 in the 10 Mile branch.
There is a charge, and
participants must have a
hearing test prior to tak-
ing the class. Hearing
tests will be conducted
9:30 a.m.-noon Nov. 8. For
an appointment, call the
Center, 967-4030.
The Center's senior adult
council will present a

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NEW YEAR'S EVE

A luncheon will be held

weekend movie series be-
ginning 8 p.m. Nov. 18 at
the 10 Mile branch. There is
a charge.

DeGuiringaud
Pressured for
Israel Comment

PARIS (JTA) — French
, Foreign Minister Louis de
Guiringaud is expected to
resign before the end of the
year and be replaced by the
Elysee Palace Secretary
General Jean Francois-
Poncet. De Guiringaud has
been at the center of a polit-
ical storm after he told a
press conference last week
that Israel and the
Lebanese Christians were
responsible for the blood
bath in Lebanon.
French political sources
stress, however, that
President Valery Giscard
d'Estaing's decision to re-
place him is not connected
with the wave of nationwide
protests his statement had
raised.
Observors believe de
Guiringaud made his
statement with the full
General Says
knowledge of Giscard,
whose aim was to defuse the
UN Mistaken
Lebanese situation by
On Kidnapping
clearly notifying the Chris-
tians that they can expect
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
no help from France and
The overall commander of
that the chances of foreign
UN forces in the Mideast,
interventions are nil.
Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, has
said that the UN's charge
that Israel organized a
demonstration of Christian
militiamen against the UN-
IFIL on Oct. 16 was "a mis-
NEW YORK — The
take." The charge, made by
American Jewish Commit-
Siilasvuo's Jerusalem
tee's William E. Wiener
headquarters, triggered an
Oral History Library, which
angry protest from UN Sec-
since its establishment in
retary General Kurt Wal-
1969 has collected more
dheim to the Israeli UN
than 600 memoirs in its ef-
Mission.
fort to set down aspects of
The charge, communi-
the American Jewish ex-
cated to local and foreign
perience in the 20th Cen-
newsmen, alleged that Is-
tury, has received a grant of
raeli officers had been pre-
$150,000 from the National
sent at the demonstration
Endowment for the
— and this showed that Is-
Humanities to record the
rael "fully supported" it.
oral histories of recent
The demonstration culmi-
emigres in the United
nated in the abduction of
States from the Soviet
two Lebanese liaison offi-
Union.
cers from UNIFIL head-
quarters at Nakura, near
the Israel-Lebanon border.
Dr. Jason H. Bodzin will
The two men were returned
serve as coordinator and
unharmed the following
moderator of the Nutri-
day.
tional Support of the Hos-
Siilasvuo told newsmen
pitalized Patient Sym-
that he hoped his statement
posium to be held 8:30 a.m.
that the charge was "a mis-
Saturday at the Troy Hilton
take" would put an end to
Hotel.
the entire incident.

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Other greetings will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, fol-
delivered that evening by lowed by a "World of
Harold Friedman, president ORT Fashion Show." The
of the American ORT Fed- show will feature designs
eratitri; Ruth Eisenberg, by teenage ORT students
national president of from throughout the
Women's American ORT: world. Commentator for
and Beverly Minkoff, the show will be Florine
chairman of Women's Mark.
At 8 p.m. Tuesday, three
American ORT national
ORT overseas programs
executive committee.
will be discussed. The fea-
Guest speaker Monday
tured speakers will be
will be Dr. Mark Siegel,
Joseph Harmatz, director-
former deputy assistant to
President Jimmy _Carter
who resigned last spring
over White House Middle
East policies.

Heads Symposium

general of ORT-Israel; Jules
Bloch, director-general of
ORT-France; and Simon
Guedj, director of opera-
tions, World ORT Union,
who will discuss ORT pro-
grams in Ethiopia.

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