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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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WEDDINGS?
INVITATIONS?
Hattie Schwartz
The Oakland County
Child Advocacy and Family
Service Project will host a
series of six programs on di-
vorce, three for children and
three for adults, 7:15 p.m.
Mondays, beginning Mon-
day, at the First United
Methodist Church of Bir-
mingham, 1589 W.'Maple.
The project is sponsored
by the Oakland County
Probate Court and the
Junior League of Birming-
•ham. For information, call
the Probate Court, 858-
0043.
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Seymour Schwartz
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Detroiter Helps Israeli Youth
Resolve Jewish Identity Crisis
Maureen Stahl is helping
Israeli youngsters find
themselves — Jewishly.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey (Rose) Stahl of
Oak Park, Miss Stahl is the
director of the Jerusalem
Forest Institute for
Jewish-Zionist Education,
an agency of the Gesher
Educational Affiliates in Is-
rael. She made aliya three
years ago.
It -is her job at the insti-
tute to alert Israeli
youngsters to Jewish
Yom Yerushalayim Marked
at Zionist Federation Event
The Detroit Zionist Fed- May 18, marking the 13th
eration will sponsor a Yom anniversary of the reunifi-
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The day's_ activities will
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Oak Park Major Park,
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U.S. Role in M.E.
Speaker's , Topic
BRODY'S
The position of the United
States and its role in the on-
going negotiations between
Israel and Egypt will be
examined by Bennett
Yanowitz, chairman of the
National Jewish Commu-
nity Relations Advisory
Council (NJCRAC), at the
Jewish Community Coun-
cil's Delegate Assembly at 8
p.m. Thursday at the main
United Hebrew Schools
building.
Aliya Promoted
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. —
A program which calls for
the promotion of aliya to Is-
rael through regional aliya
conferences was 'adopted re-
cently by delegates to the
North- American Aliya
Movement national conven-
tion.
in Southfield They have
three children.
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Announcing .
the opening of
UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS
CLASSES IN TROY
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Affectation in any part of to make us taken notice of,
our carriage is but the light- either as wanting in sense
ing up of a candle to show or sincerity.
our defects, and never fails
Locke
Zionist values.
Prior to making aliya,
Miss Stahl participated
in the Jewish Community
Center of Metropolitan
Detroit's ulpan program.
She also participated in a
one-year program spon-
sored by the Hebrew
University.
After graduation from the
University of Michigan, she
earned a master's degree in
Jewish studies from the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary.
Pernick Seeking Re-Election
to County Commission Seat
Oakland County Com-
missioner Lawrence Per-
nick (D-Southfield) has an-
nounced he will run for re-
election to the 20th County
Commissioner District,
which includes Southfield
and Lathrup Village.
Pernick currently serves
on the finance and general
government committees of
the
He is also a
member of the Criminal
Justice Co-ordinating
Council, Traffic Improve-
ment Association and Or-
ganized Crime Control
Advisory Council.
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COMING SOON TO FAIRLANE IN DEARBORN
Open House and Parents Meetings
at
LAWRENCE PERNICK
He is a past chairman of
the Board of Commissioners
and past vice chairman of
the Southeast Michigan
Council of Governments.
Pernick also chairs the
community relations
committee of the Jewish
Community Council and
is a member of the coun-
cil's executive committee.
Pernick and his wife life
Troy Community Center
Thursday Evening, May 15th
8 p.m.
Dr. Gerald A. Teller
Superintendent