38 Friday, April 11, 1980

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israeli Attorney Will Speak at Federation Women Retreat

Jonathan Livny, former
attorney general in the
West Bank, will be guest
speaker at the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation Women's

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Division Retreat scheduled
for Wednesday and Thurs-
day at Camp Tamarack's
Butzel Conference Center,
Ortonville.
The two-day retreat pro-
vides an opportunity for di-
vision board members to re-
view programs and discuss
plans for the coming year.
The group will depart
from United Hebrew
Schools and Kingswood
Mall Wednesday morning
and travel by bus to the
camp. They will return the
following afternoon.

JONATHAN LIVNY

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Yaacov AGAM

multiples

Joan MIRO

Lithos, etchings/aquatints

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Livny, who works for
the Knesset and in a pri-
vate law practice in
Jerusalem, served in the
Military Judge Advo-

Young Women of JNF Begin
Fund Drive at April Auction

Young Women of Jewish
National Fund will kick off
their three-year drive to
raise $100,000 for a recrea-
tion area in the Galilee at
their annual auction slated
for 8 p.m. April 27 at Tem-
ple Emanu-El, according to
Faye Menczer, president.
The highlight of the auc-
tion will be a one-week vac-

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cate's office as chief mili-
tary prOsecutor; he also
helped draft laws for the
West Bank.
After completing post-
graduate work at the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania
Law School, he was ap-
pointed senior executive
assistant to Israel's minis-
ter of tourism.
Division President Dulcie
Rosenfeld will be assisted in
arrangements by retreat
chairman Edie Mittenthal
and advisers Shirley Harris
and Beverly Peterman. Also
on the committee are Goldie
Adler, Barbara Berry,
Linda Lee, Sherri Lumberg,
Blanche Pollack, Donna
Slatkin, Bobbie Stone and
Shelby Tauber.

Music Study Concert Nears

Tickets are still available
for the annual artist concert
of the Music Study Club of
Metropolitan Detroit, to be
held 3 p.m. April 27 at Or-
chestra Hall.
McDonald,
Robert
pianist, and Michael Par-
loll, flutist, accompanied by
Leslie Sixfin, pianist, will
perform.
The concert committee
includes: Mrs. Victor Lin-
den, president; Mrs. Jerry
C. Rosenberg, chairman;
Mrs. Ben Meckler, consul-
tant; Mrs. Felix Rosenwach,
patron chairman; and Mrs.
Julius Novick, patron co-
chairman.
Proceeds from the con-
cert are used to provide
scholarships for talented
young musicians, schol-
arships and musical in-
struments for Israel, and
professional concert ap-
pearances for gifted

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Southfield 48076-356-5110

SINGERS KOSHER MEAT MARKET

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Philip Swarin
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Lincoln Center Oak Park

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While quantities last and we also reserve right to limit quantities.

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Among the items to be
auctioned off are: Furs,
jewelry, appliances, vac-
ations at the Renaissance
Center and paintings.
Jack Morse and Hanley
Gurwin will man the auc-
tion. There will be sur-
prise TV personality au-
ctioneers.
The auction will begin
with a wine and cheese pre-
view at 7. Donna Sklar is
chairman, and Esther Gol-
denberg is chairman of the
ad book, assisted by Dale
Goodman and Sheila Guyer.
Ticket chairmen are Phylis
Abrahams and Charlotte
Finstein.

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Melody Musicale
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Melody Musicale will
hold a "white elephant" sale
8 p.m. Thursday in the
home of Florence Malach,
18219 George Washington,
Southfield. Guests are wel-
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