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JERUSALEM — Beit
Megurim Lakshishim, a
home for the elderly in Ash-
kelon, which opened less
than a year ago, is one of the
12 retirement homes in Is-
rael funded by the Jewish
Agency, through monies re-
ceived from the United Is-
rael Appeal - Keren
Hayesod. Eight homes are
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Weddings — Anniversaries
Bar & Bat Mitzvas — Club Events
Call 272-7586 or 855-1400
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We've
fully occupied, and the
others are under construc-
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Residents enjoy many ac-
tivities. There are lectures,
guest speakers, a Hebrew
Ulpan, and Bible and Tal-
mud study groups. Resi-
dents make dolls and other
items in ceramics and arts
and crafts class and thus
earn a small salary, but
money is needed for these
classes to continue.
Residents live in indi-
vidual apartments, each
consisting of one room, a re-
stroom and kitchen
facilities. Most have emi-
grated from the Soviet
Union, but many other
countries are also repre-
sented at the home. Resi-
dents pay a small mainte-
nance fee to cover janitorial
work and general upkeep,
but there is no rental fee,
and the costs of operation
are borne by the Jewish
Agency.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Arabs will comprise 20.6
percent of Israel's popula-
tion by 1995, according to a
demographic projection
prepared by the Hebrew
University. The survey
covered Israel within its
1967 borders but included
East Jerusalem.
According to the 1975
census, Arabs comprised
15.3 percent of the Israeli
population.
The rapid growth of the
Arab population was ex-
plained by their high rate of
natural increase — 3.5 per-
cent a year. Almost half of
Israel's 600,000 Arabs are
under the age of 15.
According to the Hebrew
University study, Israel's
total population in 15 years
will total 5,268,000, assum-
ing an average annual rate
of immigration of 10,000.
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Flint News
Exiled Soviet Jewish Poet
Featured at U-M Flint
Exiled Soviet Jewish poet
Joseph Brodsky will give a
poetry reading 12:30 p.m.
Feb. 13 in the classroom
office building, Room 105,
at the University of
Michigan-Flint.
Community
Calendar
Saturday — United
Synagogue Youth progress-
ive dinner and drop-in
night.
Bnai Brith
Sunday
Women meeting, 1:30 p.m.,
home of Sylvia Berner;
Hashachar spaghetti sup-
per and film; and Beth Is-
rael faculty party, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — Bnai Brith
meeting, 8 p.m.
Thursday — FJCC
Senior Friendship Club,
noon, Temple Beth El;
JWVA meeting, 8 p.m.; and
Beth Israel board meeting,
8 p.m.
—
Brodsky was expelled
from the Soviet Union in
1972. In 1964, he was tried
in Leningrad on a charge of
writing "useless poetry" in-
stead of doing "honest
work." He spent 18 months
in a labor camp, but because
of Western intervention, his
five-year sentence was cut
short.
Since his expulsion,
Brodsky has lived in the
U.S., where he has contrib-
uted to the New Yorker, At-
lantic Monthly, Saturday
Review and New York Re-
view of Books. He taught
poetry at Columbia Univer-
sity, Queens College and at
the University of Michigan,
where he is poet-in-
residence.
For information, call the
U-M-Flint English depart-
ment, 762-3285.
Flint Promotes
UJA Drive on TV
A series of public service
messages promoting the
1980 United Jewish Appeal
have been delivered to area
television stations by the
Flint Jewish Community
Council for use in coining
weeks.
The celebrity spot cam-
paign, as it is called, fea-
tures Martin Balsam,
Herschel Bernardi, Steve
Allen and Linda Lavin. The
announcements are based
on the 1980 campaign
theme: "Now More Than
Ever."
O
The Dr. Max Hart Adult
Education Series will fea-
ture the choir of the Court
Street Methodist Church in
a performance of "Dance
Service for Friday Eve-
ning," by Cantor David Be-
nedict 8 p.m. today at Tem-
ple Beth El.
Flint Youth Visit
Nursing Homes
Flint Area Temple Youth
will begin visiting nursing
homes as a community serv-
ice project Sunday, meeting
1 p.m. at the temple.
Among the group's activi-
ties are lectures, movies and
social action projects.
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Violinist Due
at Women's Lunch
Violinist Corinne Feder
will entertain the Beth
Israel Sisterhood noon
Wednesday in the
synagogue. Luncheon will
be served.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Feder, Miss Feder
began studying violin at age
9. She studied under Em-
manuel Zeitlin at the Uni-
versity of Washington and
Curtis Institute of Music,
Angel Reyes at the Univer-
sity of Michigan and cur-
rently studies under
Catherine Tate of Michigan
State University, where
Miss Feder is ajunior study-
ing applied music.
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
In a recent poll by the Public
Opinion Research Institute,
44.5 percent of all Israelis
supported the establish-
ment of a settlement at Elon
Moreh. Some 32.9 percent
were opposed and 22.6 per-
cent had no opinion.
Jews from Europe and
Western countries made up
42 percent of those who
were opposed, while
Sephardic Jews made up 54
percent of those who favored
the settlement.
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