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Friday, November 11, 1978
Student. Reunion Held at Hebrew U.
The
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ORCHESTRA
Featuring
T.V. & Recording Artist
VICKIE CARROLL
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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JERUSALEM — Hun-
dreds of the 4,500 students
of deprived socio-economic
background who have bene-
fited from the Hebrew Uni-
versity's pre-academic
course ("Mehina") since its
inception in October 1963,
participated in 15th an-
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niversary celebrations in
the university's Wise Au-
ditorium.
Representing mainly Is-
rael's Oriental com-
munities, they came from
all over the country for the
reunion. Some of them
today are doctors, lawyers
and university teachers or
in leading positions in ad-
ministration, business and
other walks of life. Many of
them had not seen one an-
other for more than a de-
cade.
. _
Sixty-seven percent of the
money raised by the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund is used for
social service programs in
Israel and elsewhere over-
seas.
NCJW Angel Ball Slated Nov. 25
Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will hold its 24th
annual Angel.Ball 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 25 at Fairlane Manor.
Cocktails will be served at
7.
The ball is held in tribute
to members and individuals
who have contributed do
thing and household items
to the NCJW's three thrift
shops, which support the
local, national and overseas
projects of the organization.
Dee Cornfield is chair-
man of the Angel Ball. She
is assisted by vice chairmen
Saundra Goosen and Sally
Mayer. Chairmen include
Sarah Rosner, boutique;
Doreen Gordon, Myra Pas-
man, Ann Rubin, Fern
Wrapping boutique gifts for the National Council of
Jewish Women's annual Angel Ball to take place Nov.
25 at Fairlane Manor are, from left: Lois Weintraub,
Liz Katz, Ann Rubin, Barb Kuhlik and Hilda Erman.
Tatelman, Nita Silbersc- will entertain. A mystery
hein, Catherine Rodecker, boutique and auction will
Irene Jacob, Bibs Jacobson highlight the event.
and Sadye Snyder. Advisers
are Lois Weintraub, Harriet , Among the projects car-
Prentis and Helen Shevin. vied on by the women are:
Phyllis Welling is Oakland Operation Friend-
president of the Greater ship, a drop-in recreation
Detroit Section and Bar- center for convalescing
bara Kuhlik is .vice mental patients, Meals on
president of ways and Wheels, tutorial programs,
a burn prevention program
means.
Jerry Fenby and his or- and SPACE, a program for
chestra and Disco Bonnie single parents.
JNF Women Launch Drive
P. S.
We love you.
Pace Setter
fashions
Philip Slomovitz, editor
and publisher of The Jewish
News, will be the guest
speaker at the 49th annual
donor campaign kickoff by
the Women of Jewish Na-
tional Fund, it was an-
nounced by Reba Bloom,
president. The meeting will
be held noon Tuesday at
Temple Emanu-El.
Slomovitz was a founder
of the JNF Council of De-
troit 60 years ago and
served as its first president
for eight years.
, Janet Pont, well known
vocalist and guitari4t,
will present a program of
Israeli and nostalgic
melodies. Ethel Palman
is -program chairman.
Shirley Kraft is fund rais-
ing chairman. Sadye
Forman will recite the in-
vocation. Refreshments
will be served.
The women will concen-
Bowlers Sought
.
The Pioneer Women
bowling league still has
openings. The league meets
1 p.m. Mondays at Plum
Hollow Lanes. Bowlers and
substitutes wishing to join
should call Barbara Berris,
968-6428.
trate on a project in the
Galilee this year. Clearance
of Blue Boxes will take
place at the meeting. For in-
formation, call JNF office,
557-6644.
Golda Resting
Comfortably
JERUSALEM — Former
Israeli Prime. Minister
Golda Meir continues to re-
cover from a fever and a
cold, and is resting comfort-
ably in Hadassah-Hospital
according to a hospital
spokesman.
Mrs,. Meir has had recur-
ring infections and back
problems in recent weeks,
and a Canadian news
agency last Friday reported
that she had died.
An hour after that report
was transmitted the news
agency apologized. ,
Syria Restricts
Jewish Citizens c ,
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Syria has reimposed the
internal travel restrictions
on the Jewish community,
according to the Committee=‘
for the Rescue of Syri
Jewry.
Concluding Book Fair Events
The 27th annual Jewish Book Fair will conclude this
weekend at the Jewish Community Center:
P S. The latest women's designer clothes for less.
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Saturday
8 p.m. — English-Yiddish Theater Night. Chayele Ash,
Abraham Fuhrman, Ari Fuhrman, Barbara Moskow,
Edythe Kesilman in "Gut Yom-Tov, Yidden."
Sunday
10 a.m., 11 a,m. and 2 p.M. Children's Theater — Rain-
bow Celebration in "Don't' Give Up the Ship."
10:30 a.m. —John Davis, author of "The Guggenheims.'
3 p.m. — Rabbi Sherwin Wine, author of `:Humanistic
Judaism." -
There is no charge for lectures. There is a charge for
theater events. For information, call the Jewish
Community Center, 661-1000, ext. 275.