Friday, June 20, 1980
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Carter Urged
to Support State
for Palestinians
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
U.S. Central Intelligence
Agency has urged President
Carter to support the crea-
tion of a Palestinian state to
gain Arab cooperation
against Soviet pressure in
the Mideast, it was reported
by Maariv.
According to the Israel
daily, the CIA report to the
U.S. Pi-esident was pre-
pared two months ago and
all of the U.S. Administra-
lls tion's Middle East spe-
ial sts had access to it.
aariv did not reveal how
its correspondent gained ac-
cess to the report.
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After 21 years
of chicken soup
don't you owe
your parents
more than an
occasional
phone call?
If you're a Detroiter and
your parents or other loved
ones live in the Greater
Miami area, there is a way
you can show them how
much you care. Love Call is
the unique and convenient
answer. For full details call
or write "Love 231
174th St✓ 704, Miami Be-
ach, Fla. 33160. Tel (305)
931-7552
LOVE
CALL
TO SHOW YOU CARE, WHEN
YOU CAN'T BE THERE.
Dinner Concludes Annual Campaign
Flint Jewish Community
Council Board of Governors
members, Campaign work-
ers and their spouses will
gather for a dairy potluck
dinner 6 p.m. Thursday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Feller, 2607 Circle
Dr. Each person is asked to
bring one item for the
dinner.
Campaign workers are
requested to complete their
cards before Thursday. The
dinner is being coordinated
Seniors Gather
The Senior Friendship
Club of the Flint Jewish
Community Council will
present a feature film, "The
King and I," noon Thursday
at Flint's Temple Beth El.
Luncheon will be served.
Students to Go
on Israel Mission
Six youths from the Flint
Jewish community will
undertake a summer study
mission to Israel this year.
They are: Charles, David
and Richard Siegel; Rhonda
Price, Dana Foote and
Missy Stanzler.
Community
Calendar
Sunday — USY installa-
tion.
Monday — Beth El board
of education meeting, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — UJA
Women's Division meeting,
2 p.m., Council office; and
Keren. Or board meeting, 8
p.m.
Wednesday — FJCC
Calendar Committee meet-
ing, 9:30 a.m., Council
office.
KAUFMAN GUIDANCE and COUNSELING SERVICES
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
OPENING OF A NEW OFFICE AT THE
FRANKLIN-12 OFFICE PLAZA
26645 WEST 12 MILE ROAD — SUITE 204
SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48034
PSYCHOTHERAPY PROVIDED FOR
ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN
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INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND GROUP COUNSELING
STRESS AND ANXIETY REDUCTION
RELAXATION THERAPY
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING
SELF-ESTEEM AND ATTITUDE IMPROVEMENT
CAREER EDUCATION AND COUNSELING
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
FEES BASED ON ABILITY TO PAY
Certified Guidance Counselor
Certified Social Worker
Ph.D. Candidate — University of Michigan
24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE
851-2971
Jerome A. Kaufman, M.A., C.S.W.
by Elaine Fishler and
Elaine Barnett. For reser-
vations, call the Council
office, 767-5922.
Marriage Topic
of Gathering
The Michigan Chapter of
the Jewish Marriage
Encounter will conduct an
open community night 7
p.m. June 29 at the River
Forest club house, 3500 Rue
Foret.
Conducting the meeting
will be Mr. and Mrs. Mark
(Diane) Voight and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve (Mary) Keys.
They will discuss the forth-
coming encounter weekend.
For information, call in
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
(Beverly) Viedrah, 313-
557-6713. Admission is free.
Flint PeopleI
Make News
Brian and Scott
Kronick have been invited
to join a goodwill tour of
Venezuela to play soccer
with the U.S. Maccabia
team June 23-July 4. Brian,
a member of the Cornell
University varsity soccer
team, played with the U.S.
team last year in Mexico.
Scott, co-captain of the
Carman High School soccer
team, was invited as a fill-in
for the team. Brian and
Scott are the sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kronick.
Is a nice four letter word
which describes
HARVARD ROW
Shopping Center
PERFECTLY!
Business
Briefs
IS FOR PLENTY OF FINE SHOPS
(23 IN ALL) RANGING FROM
FINE FOODS TO HIGH FASHION.
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Jesse W. Antman, an
agent for New York Life In-
surance Co. and one of 25
elected members of the
company's Agents Advisory
Council representing its
sales force of 12,000, was in
New York recently to confer
with the company's top
executives on marketing
programs and policyowner
services.
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Debbra Friedman of
Southfield has received a
certificate as a master cer-
tified graphoanalyst from
the International
Graphoanalysis Society of
Chicago.
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IS FOR THE OUTSTANDING
SELECTION OF FINE MERCHANDISE
TO BE FOUND IN THESE SHOPS
IS FOR SHOPPING COMFORT
CONVENIENCE IN A COMPLETELY
COVERED and WEATHER CONDITIONED
MALL.
IS FOR THE HOSPITALITY
YOU'LL FIND THERE.
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Tel-12 Mall will be the
scene of an import car show
through June 29 during
mall hours. Admission is
free. Members of the Wayne
State University Jazz Lab
Band will Perform 1 and 3
p.m. Saturday at the mall.
The Michigan Twins Asso-
ciation will conclude its
33rd annual convention
with a twins contest 12:30
p.m. June 29 at the mall.
Hours are 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
daily and noon-5 p.m. Sun-
day.
Janice Shatzman has
been named a partner in the
accounting firm of Peat
Marwick Mitchell.
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STORES
and
SERVICES
UNDER
ONE ROOF
Aladdin Drugs
Athens Souviaki
Greek Restaurant
DiRosa Beauty Shop
Jules Doneson Travel
Empress Gardens
Chinese Restaurant
Farmer Jack's
Haber Cleaners
Al Harris Men's Shop
Harvard Row Barber Shop
Harvard Row Kosher Meats
Hilsum's Women's Wear
Jerome's Shoes
Jewel Bakery
Malter Furs
Manufacturers Bank
of Southfield
My Florist
C.M. Nocera Jewelry
Geo. Ohrenstein Jewlers, Ltd.
Original Esquire Deli
Pazau Ltd. Women's Fashions
Picture Talk Galleries
Said Shoe Repair
Shoe Time
Spitzer's Hebrew Book & Gifts
Warren Optical
HARVARD ROW Shopping Center
11 Mile and Lahser Rds. Southfield, Michigan
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