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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israeli Consulate Official Due at Main Jewish Center

The Israel Aliya Center, complex. The public is in-
in cooperation with the vited at no charge.
Mrs. Palti came to Haifa
Jewish Community Coun-
cil, the North American from Germany as a child in
Aliya Movement, the Israel 1932. At age 16 she joined
Information and Resource the Hagana in which she
Center and the Israel Stu- served on guard duty and
dent Organization will with a signal group: Later,
sponsor a lecture on "Edu- she attended the David Yel-
cation in Israel: Closing the lin Teachers College in
Social Gap" by Channa Jerusalem and was
Palti, consul for press and graduated from Hebrew
information at the Israel University with distinction
Consulate in Chicago, 7:30 in Yiddish literature and
p.m. Jan. 28 at the main international relations.
Mrs. Palti joined Kibutz
Jewish Community Center
Ashdot Yaakov in the Jor-
don Valley, where she
taught both elementary and
high school. During World
War II she drove trucks in
the British Army Women's
Corps and served as educa-
tion officer.
Mrs. Palti received her
diplomatic training in the
Jewish Agency's school jor
diplomats which was
founded shortly before Is-
rael declared its indepen-
dence. Since 1948 she has

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CHANNA PALTI
worked in the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, and accom-
panied Israel's first Foreign
Minister, Moshe Sharrett,
to the UN Assembly in
Paris that year. In the 1950s
she went with her late hus-
band, Gershon Palti, to
England, where he served
at the Israel Embassy in
London.
Mrs. Palti later served in
the division for cultural re-
lations, the division of in-

Students to Play
Identity Games

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ternational organizations,
and the division of research
in which she edited "The
Arab View." She also repre-
sented Israel at the UN
Committee on Human
Rights in 1974 and 1975. As
deputy director of the in-
formation division -in
Jerusalem, Mrs. Palti co-
edited the 1978 edition of
"Facts About Israel."

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The Wayne State Univer-
sity Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
dation will have "Jewish
Identity Games" following
6:30 p.m. dinner today at
the Oak Park Hillel House.
The games, led by Mrs.
Fran Kravitz and Rabbi
Louis Finkelman, are value
clarification exercises
focusing on the nature of
Judaism, Jewish survival
and intermarriage.
_There is a charge, which
.must be paid in advance.
For information, call WSU
Hillel, 557-3159.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman M.
Kirman of Southfield an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Dr. Eleen
Ann Kirman to Dr.
George S. Fortner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Fortner of Fargo, N.D. Dr.
Kirman and her fiance re-
ceived their bachelor's de-
grees from the University of
Michigan and were
graduated from the U-M
Medical School. They are
surgical residents at the
University of Washington
in Seattle. An April wed-
ding is planned.

Mrs. Betty Weiss of West
Bloomfield announces the
engagement of her daugh-
Deborah Margo
ter,
Weiss, to Miles C. Barnett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E.
Barnett of Southfield. Miss
Weiss, daughter of the late
Mr. Sidney D. Weiss, and
her fiance plan a June wed-
ding.

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Travel in Israel Plan for Teachers

NEW YORK — A four-
week graduate study and
travel program for Ameri-
can educators will be held in
Israel this summer under
the au-spices of the National
Committee for Middle East
Studies in Secondary Edu-
cation, the American Fed-

eration of Teachers (AFL-
CIO) and the Israel
Teachers Union.

For information write the
National Committee for
Middle East Studies in Sec-
ondary Education, 9 E. 40th
St., New York 10016.

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