THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14 Friday, July 4,1980
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French Jews
Decry Terrorism
JVS Cites Senior Volunteers
PARIS (JTA) — About 40
French Jewish intellectuals
and community leaders
have signed a petition con-
demning terrorism "from
wherever it may come," and
urged Israel to ban violent
methods which "risk de-
stroying the peace effort."
The appeal, addressed to
Israeli public opinion, was
signed among others by
writers Elie Wiesel, Albert
Memmi and Bernard
Henri-Levy; by the
president of the French
Zionist Federation, Albert
Najman and the president
of the International League
Against Anti-Semitism and
Racism (LICA), Jean
Pierre-Bloch.
Other signatories include
Chief Rabbi Max War-
shawsky of Strasbourg and
Chief Rabbi Simon Fuks of
Colmar; author Andre
Schwartz-Bart; Nobel
Laureate Ettienne Wolf;
and philosopher Vladimir
Jankelevitch.
Forty-three members of
the Senior Service Corps of
the Jewish Vocational Serv-
ice and Community Work-
shop were honored at the
agency's second annual
recognition tea last week.
Certificates of appreciation
were presented by Julian H.
Scott, president of the
JVS-CW board.
Dr. Conrad L. Giles,
chairman, divisional
chairman's conference of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, was the guest speaker.
Dr. Giles gave a synopsis of
proposed Federation pro-
grams which will provide
additional housing and
health care services to the
aged in the community.
Many of these services will
be through agencies where
the Senior Service Corps
members are currently vol-
unteering.
Barbara Nurenberg,
assistant executive direc-
tor, JVS-CW, told the corps
members that they had
served more than 13,000
volunteer hours since the
program began in the fall of
1978.
The senior volunteers
are presently providing
service at the following
agencies: Jewish Com-
munity Center, Sinai
Hospital, Mt. Carmel
Hospital, JVS-CW,
Southfield Public Li-
brary, Fresh Air Society,
National Council of
Jewish Women and Hillel
Foundation at Wayne
IFS A BUYER'S
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NOW IS THE TIME!
AL STEINBERG
Power Balance
WASHINGTON (ZINS)
— A recent Pentagon study
by three independent mili-
tary experts concludes that
Israel remains the strongest
power in the Middle East
despite massive arsenals
now in Arab hands.
The experts believe, how-
ever, that their arsenals
might tempt the Arabs into
another attack on Israel.
29300 TELEGRAPH
JUST NUN f H OF TEL-TWELVE MALL
MICHE A LtET STEIN
REPUBLICAN For STATE REPRESENTATIVE
65th DISTRICT
N;in.V.WAVVA",-
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WHAT DO THE PEOPLE
OF THE 65th DISTRICT*
NEED IN LANSING?
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MICHAEL STEIN
B.A.-M.S.U.
INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDIES-PARIS
J.D.-GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL
L.L.M.-LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
2 YEARS-S.B.A.-WASHINGTON, D.C.
PRACTICING ATTORNEY — 6 YEARS
MEMBER OAKLAND COUNTY BAR ASSN.
• ST. JUDE'S CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL BOARD MEMBER
• ACTIVE MEMBER JEWISH
WELFARE FEDERATION
• MEMBER IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE, BNAI BRITH
• MEMBER, AMERICAN FRIENDS OF HAIFA UNIVERSITY
MICHAEL STEIN
HE KNOWS THE PROBLEMS: Attracting Business, Better Education, Property Tax Reform. HE HAS THE SOLUTIONS!
VOTE REPUBLICAN AUGUST 5th PRIMARY
Pd. For By The Committee To
Elect Michael Stein. 1986
Meadow Court, Bloomfield Hills,
Mich. 48013
* THE 65TH DISTRICT INCLUDES:
FRANKLIN, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, BEVERLY HILLS,
BINGHAM FARMS, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP,
WEST PORTIONS OF BIRMINGHAM, WEST BLOOMFIELD,
SYLVAN LAKE, AND NORTH SECTIONS OF SOUTHFIELD.
State University.
Albert I. Ascher is execu-
tive director of JVS-CW.
The Senior Service Corps is
a volunteer program for
anyone age 60 or older. For
information, call the JVS-
CW, 967-0500.
Among the members of the Senior Service Corps
of the Jewish Vocational Service and Community
Workshop, who were honored at the second annual
recognition tea are, from left: Gertrude Adels; Irene
Berman; Dr. Conrad Giles, guest speaker; and Fannie
Sherman.
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Bruce Thal Receives First
JVS Greenberg Prize
Bruce E. Thal received
the first Samuel S. Green-
berg Leadership Award
presented by the National
Association of Jewish Voca-
tional Services at the an-
nual meeting of the Detroit
Jewish Vocational
Service-Community Work-
shop.
This award will be pre-
sented annually to the lay
person who best typifies the
high standards of national
leadership and communal
commitment that the late
Samuel S. Greenberg repre-
sented. Mr. Greenberg was
the founder and first
president of the Jewish
Community Workshop.
Thal has been active in
numerous philanthropic
organizations and is past
president of the Jewish
Vocational Service-
Community Workshop. He
gained national recognition
as president of NAJVS. In
Detroit, he is chairman of
the Community Services
Division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.
The Samuel S. Greenberg
Leadership Award was es-
tablished by the NAJVS
and is funded by John L. and
Ronald L. Greenberg in
memory of their father.
Menten Verdict Expected
AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
A verdict is expected next
Thursday in the second trial
of accused Nazi war crimi-
nal Pieter Menten, the 81-
year-old millionaire Dutch
art dealer who served with
the SS during World War II.
Menten is charged with
participation in the mass
murders of Jews and others
in the village of Podhorodz
in the eastern Galicia dis-
trict of Poland under Ger-
man occupation in 1941.
At the insistence of his de-
fense lawyer, the court sent
an expert, Willem Veder,
professor of Slavonic lan-
guages at the University of
Nijmegen, to Moscow to
study the archives of the
Soviet War Crimes Com-
mission. Veder reported
that he was unable to find
any reference in the arc-
hives to the slaughter in
Podhorodz or any mention
of Menten by name.
The records are based
on the interrogations of
local people by the Soviet
authorities after the Red
Army liberated the
region in 1944. But Veder
told the court that the in-
vestigations by the Soviet
War Crimes Commission
at that time were not al-
ways thorough.
The prosecutor declared
that the results of Veder's
investigation would not
change a single word of his
demand that the court im-
pose a 20-year prison sen-
tence on Menten.
Israeli Raiders
Hit Lebanese
Terrorist Bases
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Israeli raiding party at-
tacked terrorist bases and
training camps north of the
Litani River in • Lebanon
Sunday night and returned
safely to its base, a military
communique reported to-
day.
A number of terrorists
were killed and five large
buildings were demolished.
There were no Israeli
casualties.
According to the
nouncement, the targk_
were in the Kasmiyeh
region,
about
eight
kilometers north of T,
and 2.5 kilometers from 177
coast. They were described
as staging areas for ter-
rorists preparing to attack
Israel. According to the
communique, the terrorists
were taken by surprise and
a number were killed in an
exchange of fire. The size
and nature of the Israeli
force were not disclosed.