THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

40 Friday, April 18, 1980

Israel Press Consul to Speak to Pioneer Women, LZI Event

Day 1 p.m. Thursday at
their headquarters, 25900
Greenfield, room 205E.
Channa Palti Israel consul
for press-- and information,
will be the guest speaker.
The public is invited, and
cake and coffee will be
served.
Mrs. Palti was educated
at the David , Yellin
Teachers College and He-
brew University in
Jerusalem. She was
graduated with distinction
in Yiddish literature and
international relations.

The Labor Zionist Insti-
tute and Pioneer Women,
Greater Detroit Council,
will celebrate Yom
Haatzmaut and Jerusalem

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At age 16, she joined the
Hagana with which she
served on guard duty and
with a signal group.

CHANNA PALTI

Mrs. Palti was a member
of Kibutz Ashdot Yaakov in
the Jordan Valley, where
she taught both elementary
school and high school and

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Eban at MSU

Former Israeli Foreign
Minister Abba Eban is
scheduled to speak at 8 p.m.
Sunday at MSU Au-
ditorium, East Lansing.

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during vacations worked in
the canning factory of the
kibutz.
During World War II she
drove trucks in the British
Army Women's Corps and
served as education officer.
Prior to Israel's indepen-
dence, Mrs. Palti trained
with the Jewish Agency's
school for diplomats, and
since 1948 she has worked
in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs. Mrs. Palti was sec-
retary to Israel's first
Foreign Minister, Moshe
Sharrett, and accompanied
him to the UN Assembly in
Paris in 1948. In the 1950s
she went with her husband,
Gershon Palti, to England
where he served at the Is-
rael Embassy in London.
She later served in the
division for cultural rela-
tions, the division of in-
ternational organiza-
tions and the division of
research at which she
edited "The Arab View."
In 1974 and 1975, Mrs.
Palti represented Israel
at the UN Committee on
Human Rights.
Before coming to Chicago,
Mrs. Palti served as deputy
director of information in
Jerusalem and co-edited the
1978 edition of "Facts About
Israel."

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Bnai Moshe Sisterhood Plans
Annual Torah Fund Luncheon

Preparing for the Bnai Moshe Sisterhood Torah
Fund-Residence Hall Luncheon to be held noon April
30 in the synagogue in memory of Libby Levenson are,
standing, from left: Della Hirschbein, Torah Fund
vice president, Doreen Raskin, sisterhood president;
and seated, Ronna Rosenbaum, program chairman.
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood paniment to vocalists Lil-
will have its annual Torah lian Benadaret, Pearlena
Fund-Residence Hall Bodzin, Ruth Marcus,
Luncheon, in memory of Thelma Mickelson, Anne
Libby Levenson, noon April Milgrom, Marilyn Red-
30 in the synagogue, an- mond, Marianne Reinstein,
nounces Della Hirschbein, Marion Stein, Rena Tobes
and Anne Wedes.
Torah Fund vice president.
The luncheon is free to
The program will feature
sisterhood members in a members who have made a
presentation entitled, minimum contribution to
"Tune in to Torah Fund," Torah Fund. Guests are
and an original musical welcome at a nominal
tribute written and nar-- charge. For reservations by
rated by Ronna Rosenbaum, Wednesday, call Mrs.
Hirschbein, 548-8049; or
program chairman.
President Doreen Raskin Lenore Diskin, Torah Fund
will provide piano accom- secretary, 968-2963.

Hadassah Tennis Tourney

The Metropolitan Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah in-
vites area women to partici-
pate in the Hadassah
Women's Open Singles and
Doubles Tennis Tourna-
ment to be held June 9 and
10 at the Franklin Racquet
Club.
Proceeds from the Hadas-
sah Tennis Tournament
will support Hadassah
Cardiac-Vascular research
at Hadassah Hospital,
Jerusalem.
Entry forms for the two-
day fund-raising event are
now available at the Hadas-
sah office, 19111 W. 10 Mile,
Southfield, 48075 or at the
Franklin Racquet Club.
Entries must be post-

marked by May 30. The
tournament will be played
on 10 indoor courts. There is
a charge.
For non-tennis players,
an aerobic ballet exercise
class will be taught at 11
a.m. or 1 p.m. June 9 by
Franklin Racquet Club
staff member Naomi
Dworkus. The fee for the
class includes- lunch and
the use of the game room.
Baby-sitting will be
available at a charge.
Trophies or awards will
be given to all finalists.
For information, call
Hadassah, 357-2920; Be-
verly Friedman, 352-5789;
or Barbara Gutman, 851-
4009.

Women's League Cites Youth

The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit will honor
youth who will be cited for
"outstanding scholastic and
religious achievement and
civic participation" 2:30
p.m. April 27 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Rabbi Irwin Groner of
Shaarey Zedek will be guest
speaker.
Honorees are:

Ellen Abrahams, Jeffrey Be-
rlin, Richard Isaac, Alan Salle,
Jay Tilson, Joel Ungar, Robert
Weinfeld, Dana Charles, Beth
Kovinsky, Lee Morof, Paula
Schane, Carolyn Sklarchyk,
Larry Bircoll, Adam Cooper,
Steven Lupovetch, Terry
Schwartz, Lisa Goldstein, Patti
Seyburn, Kim Zisholz, Richard
Demak, Da'vid 'Draznin, Elaine
Fritz, Phillip Goodman, Julie

Kohlenberg, Hildy Stone, Erick
Remer, Elissa Driker, Mare
Goldstein of Lansing and K2..411
Tannenbaum, Ann Arbor.

A reception will follow,
hosted by the Cong.
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood
The program was
ranged by Beverly Canva
ser, Sandy Schore and
Honey Baar, president of
the league. Judges were
Arnold Grossman, Dr.
Maxwell Nadis, Esther
Rosenblum and Judy Zat-
kin.

They that will not be
counselled, cannot be
helped. If you do not hear
reason she will rap you on
the knuckles.
— Franklin