54 Friday, February 29,1980
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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George , Bush's
M.E. Position
In The Jewish News
coverage of a recent meet-
ing held on behalf of Repub-
lican Presidential. hopeful
George Bush, the candi-
date's Middle East policy
statement may have been
misquoted. The following is
Bush's statement:
"Build on the Camp
David accord to show that
negotiations can lead to
stability and peace. In this
context I oppose attempts to
achieve a comprehensive
Geneva-type settlement in
a process that would include
the Soviet Union.
"There are no 'quick-fix'
solutions to this complex is-
sue. Moreover, a Geneva
Conference-type approach
would provide the Soviets
with additional oppor-
tunities to meddle in the
Middle East with little
likelihood of achieving
practical results."
OAKLAND SINGLES
will hold a party 8 p.m.
March 9 at Oscar's. Rock
and roll and disco music will
be available for dancing and
there will be a cash bar.
Proper attire is requested.
There is a charge.
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THE JEWISH SING-
LES will see "Pygmalion"
today at the Hilberry Thea-
ter, meeting 7:30 p.m. at the
10 Mile Jewish Community
Center. There is a charge.
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BNAI BRITH SING-
LES will present a pro-
gram, "Taxes and the Single
Person," 8 p.m. Thursday at
the main United Hebrew
Schools building. Certified
public accountant Si Israel
will be the gudst speaker.
There is a charge for non-
members. Light refresh-
ments will be served.
Vigilance Against Soviet Union Stressed
at Akiva Dinner Honoring Dr. Lloyd Paul
Former U.S. Ambassador
Malcolm Toon warned the
audience at Akiva Hebrew
Day School's annual dinner
Sunday evening that the
U.S. must be wary of the
Soviet Union and always
remember that their basic
principles are "fundamen-
tally opposed to our own."
Speaking at Akiva's 16th
anniversary dinner at
Cong. Beth Achim, which
honored Dr. Lloyd J. Paul,
Toon gave an overview of
the Soviet Union based on
Academic VP at Hebrew U.
JERUSALEM — Hebrew
University has named Prof.
Yoash Vaadia vice
president of administration.
Vaadia, a Sabra, earned
his PhD in plant physiology
at the University of
California at Davis. He has
worked at the Negev Insti-
tute for Arid Zone Research,
the Volcani Institute of Ag-
ricultural Research and on
the faculty of Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem.
3usines1
Briefs
Rick Sherline of South-
field has been named to the
Prudential Insurance Com-
pany's President's Club "in
recognition of outstanding
sales and service achieve-
ments in 1979."
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his more than 30-years ex-
perience with the State De-
partment.
Toon recently retired fol-
lowing a three-year stint as
U.S. ambassador to Mos-
cow. He formerly served as
ambassador to Israel.
It was during the
question-and-answer
session in which Toon
turned to the Middle
East. In response to ques-
tions he stated that the
U.S. was following a pro-
per course in boycotting
Ramsey Laboratories,
manufacturer of fruit prod-
ucts, flavors, colors and
fruit specialties for the
dairy, baking and confec-
tionary industries, has
come under the supervision
of the Metropolitan Kas-
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All of Ramsey products
are kosher and marked with
the emblem of the Met-
ropolitan Kashruth Council
of Michigan.
Meanwhile, the Holland
Honey Cake Co. of Holland,
ME:h., a kosher-certified
company, under the super-
vision of the Metropolitan
Kashruth Council of Michi-
gan, has come out with two
new varieties of honey
cakes.
The new honey cake var-
ieities are the Orange
Breakfast Loaf, made with
pure Florida orange juice,
and the Date-Nut Loaf,
made with fresh California
dates and walnuts. The two
new varieties are dairy.
YOASH VAADIA
PTACH to Hold
an Open. Forum
PTACH — Parents for
Torah for All Children —
will hold an open forum on
the discovery and teaching
of Judaica to disabled chil-
dren 8 p.m. March 16 at
Young Israel of Greenfield.
Rabbi Avrohom Mon-
drowitz, executive adminis-
trator of the Yeshiva Bais
Shalom Alternative School
in Brooklyn, N.Y., will be
the guest speaker.
Rabbi Mondrowitz will
conduct a workshop for
teachers and professionals
in related fields 2 p.m.
March 16. For information,
call Dr. Leon Burg, 557-
6165.
the summer Olympic
Games in response to the
Soviet invasion of Af-
ghanistan, but doubted
that the invasion was tied
to Soviet designs on
Mideast oil.
He said the Soviets have
always pushed for external
security.
Toon said that President
Anwar Sadat of Egypt "has
been very useful, and as
long as he is around there is
a real chance for peace be-
tween Israel and her adver-
saries."
He said that a Middle
East settlement must mean
resolution of the Palesti-
nian problem, but argued
against an independent
Palestinian state on the
West )#ank. "Israel's West
Bank settlement policy,
however, is causing all
kinds of problems for the
U.S.," he added.
He described his atti-
tude toward the PLO as
the same as Israel's and
stated that if the PLO be-
came more flexible and
recognized Israel's right
to exist it would put the
U.S. in a difficult pos-
ition.
Dr. Paul, former chief of
staff of Sinai Hospital of De-
troit, was cited for his many
years of support of Akiva.
The presentation from the
school was made by his
r
nephew, Dr. Harvey Sab-
bota, and followed a pre-
sentation from the hospital
made by the current chief of
staff, Dr. Howard Jacobs.
Irving Nusbaum paid
tribute to the late Zvi Tom-
kiewicz during the program
and announced that Akiva
had named its beit midrash
in Tomkiewicz's honor.
Other program partici-
pants included Seymour
Greenstein, Rabbi Gerald
Teller, Edward Traurig,
David Tanzman, Rabbi
Henoch Millen, Frieda
Stollman and Barry Eisen-
berg.
— A.H.
Lemon Cookies
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1980, JTA, Inc.)
2 sticks of butter
14 cup of sugar
1 egg yolk
1 tsp. lemon juice
1 tsp. grated lemon rind
1 cup flour
1 egg white, slightly beaten
Y2 cup ground walnuts
Cream butter and sugar until
fluffy. Add egg yolk, lemon
juice, and lemon rind. Beat
well. Add flour and mix well.
Refrigerate overnight. Roll
dough into small balls. Dip the
balls into the slightly beaten
egg white. Then roll the balls in
the ground nuts. Place on an
ungreased cookie sheet and
bake at 325 degrees (preheat
oven) for 10-12 minutes.
Makes two dozen.
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Too Suspicious,
Weizman Says
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Israeli Defense Minister
Ezer Weizman, who is in
charge of overseeing the
normalization of relations
with Egypt has said that Is-
raelis must stop being sus-
picious of Egypt's inten-
tions.
Weizman told a Knesset
committee that many of the
problems would be
smoothed out over time,
especially as the two coun-
tries' new embassies begin
to function properly.
He added that Egypt's
law about changing vehicle
license plates when enter-
ing Egypt applies to all
countries.
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City of Hope Unit
Meeting Planned OP -Appointee
Mr. and Mrs. Group, City
of Hope, will hold its next
meeting 7:30 p.m. March 9
at the Hunter's Ridge Apts.
club house.
Host and hostess for the
evening are Mr. and Mrs.
Nate Light and Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Katchem.
State Deputy Superin-
tendent of Schools Malcolm
Katz was named superin-
tendent of Oak Park schools
this week.
Katz, 54, is a New Jersey
native with local schools
experience in New Jersey,
New York and Michigan.
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