18 Friday, November 2, 1979

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

6--IE FINES- FITNESS AND SOCAL CLUB IN MICHIGA

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INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE OUR

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MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND OUR

SPORTS FANTASIA WEEKEND

SATURDAY, NOV. 3rd

*SPORTS FASHION
LUNCHEON...I2 Noon

*TRISH FAULKNER ON TENNIS
I to 3 P.M.

A delicious luncheon accompanied by a show-
ing of the latest in ski clothes, swim suits. jog-
ging wear, and spectator clothes. In the Cafe
Rouge. Price 56 per person. RESERVA-

Tennis clinic including an
exhibition, instructional
tips, questions and answers led by one of the
country's outstanding lady pros.

TIONS REQUIRED.

EXERCISE, DINE, JOG,
SWIM YEAR 'ROUND,
PLAY TENNIS,
RELAX, IN
TOTAL
LUXURY

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*SPORTS DISCO PARTY...8 P.M.

Lively dancing to the latest up-beat disco
records. Dress in warm-ups and other sports
clothes or .come as you are. In the gym.
Price S5 per person. RESERVATIONS

REQUIRED.

SUNDAY, NOV. 4th

*BRUNCH...I I A.M. to 1 P.M.

Quiche Lorraine, eggs. link sausage. cheese
blintzes, and more. S6 per person. RESER-

Acrobatic exhibition by members of the cham-
pionship Southfield Lathrup High School gym-
nastics team.

*BOB LANIER BASKETBALL
DEMONSTRATION...I P.M.

Demonstration, tips. and instructions by stars
of the Detroit Pistons. Ask Bob Lanier ques-
tions, shake hands with the big star. Get
autographs.

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*BOB WELCH DODGER
PITCHER...2 P.M.

Dodger star who struck out Reggie Jackson in
the '78 World Series answers questions, and
demonstrates pitching techniques.

VATIONS REQUIRED.

*TRAMPOLINE DEMONSTRA-
TION 12 to I P.M.
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*PLUS...PRO SOCCER CLINIC
between 3 and 4 p.m.

Meet Detroit Express Soccer Stars..3 p.m. In-
struction tips, demonstration of professional
soccer skills. autographs, meet the entire team!

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*SKI-FITNESS CLINIC...7-9 P.M.

Doug Garfield. director of the Hamilton Place
exercise physiology lab, and international ski
coach will present exercise programs and
testing methods to prepare for a safe and suc-
cessful ski season.

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*AND MUCH-MUCH MORE

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Hamilton Place is
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today's way of
life...a private club
that's luxurious,
but not stuffy; it
contributes to your
health while adding
to your fun;
Hamilton Place
is a source
of new
friends and
new dimen-
sions of
social
activity.

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646-8990

Chicago Leaders
Protest to Spanish
Consul on Arafat

CHICAGO (JTA) — The
Consulate General of Spain
to the Midwest told leaders
of the Public Affairs Com-
mittee (PAC) of the Jewish
United Fund (JUF) that
Spain would recognize Is-
rael "once a comprehensive
peace was established in the -
Middle East." That state,
ment by Consul Luis _-
Martinez-Agullo was chal-
lenged by PAC leaders, who
had come to register their
protest of Spain's non-
recognition of Israel while
last month giving an "offi-
cial reception" to visiting
Palestine Liberation
Organization leader Yasir
Arafat:
The PAC group, led by
Robert Schrayer, JUF
president, and Neil Green-
baum, vice president, told
Agullo that a true interest
in Middle East peace cannot
be reconciled with de facto
recognition of the PLO,
which is pledged to destroy
Israel. "Arafat's welcome by
a NATO member was an
unconscionable act, con-
tradictory to the goals of
peace," the PAC leaders
said.
Similar concerns wree
also voiced by leaders of the
Midwest Chapter of the
American-Israel Chamber
of Commerce, who further
advised Agullo of letters
and wires sent to the
Spanish Ambassador to the
U.S., Jose Llado, by officers
of major area firms. Most of
these letters made the point
that grass roots reaction to
Spain's reception for Arafat
would reduce trade and
tourism.

Leaders Plan
Anti-Crime
Rally in Brooklyn

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Plans for a city-wide "war
on crime" and a possible
mass anti-crime rally at
City Hall have been pro-
posed by a coalition of black
and Hasidic leaders in the
Crown Heights section of
Brooklyn in response to the
murder of a rabbi Last
Thursday who was enroute
to services.
Police reported that no
arrests had been made in
the slaying of Rabbi David
Okinov, a recent emigre
from the Soviet Union, am' Ail
that they were making an1111P
investigation of the killing,
Which apparently was
motivated by robbery and
not race.
The area, world center of
the Lubavitcher Movement,
has been racially tense for
years, a factor leading to
formation last May of the
coalition.

Hard-Line View

CAIRO (ZINS) — Egyp-
tian Vice President Hosni
Mubarak believes that Is-
rael will return the Golan
Heights, the West Bank,
Gaza and Jerusalem to
Arab control.
Mubarak cites the ex-
perience of the Sinai
negotiations and world pub-
lic opinion.