THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS thru 6th GRADE KINDERGARTEN Have fun and meet new friends. Woodland in Israel Planted in Memory of Businessman Alexander Grosinger Join us for A woodland of trees in Is- rael in memory of Alexan- der Grosinger will be planted by his family, under the auspices of the Jewish National Fund. His wife, Norma, who is..a • Super Heroes Day • Maccabean Day and • Speedy Skating Day Dec. 29, 30, 31 Jewish Comm. Center 661-1000 ext. 251 WATCH SALE 30-50% All Watches OFF gatit 357-1056 \FEWELERS SUITE 110-HERITAGE PLAZA 24901 NORTHWESTERN HWY. SOUTHFIELD 9-5 Daily. Sat. 10-4:30 Sale ends 12-24 HALTER FURS MOVES THE CALENDAR AHEAD. A JANUARY FUR CLEARANCE SALE IN DECEMBER. ENTIRE COLLECTION OUR OF FINE FURS IS REDUCED FROM 2W To 40' THE TIME IS NOW M LTER OF HARVARD ROW Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service 11 MILE & LAHSER SALE ENDS JAN. 31, 1981 Friday, December 19, 1980 45 Phone: 358-0850 member of Women's Ameri- can ORT and Hadassah, and their children Mark and Leslie, and Ilona and Max Fink and grandaughter Nicole Fink are establish- ing the woodland. A staunch Zionist, accord- ing to his wife, Mr. Grosinger was a member of the Zionist Organization of America, a member of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, and "a generous contributor to the Allied Jewish Campaign." A businessman in the community for almost three decades, Mr. Grosinger was born in Romania almost 60 years ago. He came to the United States in 1948 after suffering under Nazi rule. After the war, he was allowed to attend the Uni- versity of Debrecen where he earned the degree of Juris Doctor, completing the normally four years cur- riculum in about half the time. He practiced law in his native country until labeled NAOMI SAYS ALEXANDER GROSINGE R an "agitator" by the 4Corn- munist regime in Romania, and was forced to emigrate to Peru where he, in a short time, rose to manage a large textile factory before finally being allowed to settle in America. He was a contributor to many causes and charities. In Detroit, Mr. Grosinger owned and operated the Superior Provision Co. a wholesale meat supply: South African Official's Visit to Israel Causes Controversy JERUSALEM (JTA) — community." Avraham Katz and Yosef The visit of Owen Horwood, the finance minister of Rom of the Likud said, on South Africa, to Israel, the other hand, that the caused a loud verbal dispute world is full of hypocrisy in the Knesset Security and and that in such a world Is- Foreign Affairs Committee.. rael should not be singled The Labor Alignment op- out to be the sole high- position charged that the minded nation. Shamir responded 'force- government was giving the visit too high a profile. Gov- fully that Israel is opposed ernment coalition members to the South African apar- retorted that every friend of theid system and has al- Israel does not have to have ways said so publicly. But he seemed to be taken aback his credentials checked. Shai Knesseter Amnon by the negative reaction to Rubinstein told Foreign the visit of Horwood. He Minister Yitzhak Shamir noted that such visits that South Africa has be- should always be taken come a symbol of a detested with due regard for propor- regime. Whoever holds open tion. Horwood was in Israel relations with that country, Rubinstein said, harms his last week for talks with Fi- nance Minister Yigal Hur- own interests. Labor Alignment witz. Knesseter Yossi Sarid said he failed to under- Klein Named stand what was the con- WSU Provost sideration which pushed ,The Wayne State Univer- Israel to make friends with "the family of lepers sity Board of Governors has in the international approved the naming of Bernard Klein as vice New Press Rules president and provost. Klein replaces Dr. Guy JERUSALEM — The Is- raeli government press Stern, who resigned last office has announced new week because he did not rules for journalists work- want to administer budget ing in the administered ter- cuts at the university. Klein is a former Detroit ritories in the wake of com- plaints by Israeli and city controller and has foreign journalists of served as WSU vice harassment by the Israeli president for urban, labor and metropolitan studies army. A number of reporters since September. He was have been detained while previously interim chancel- trying to cover Arab distur- lor at the•University of bances on the West Bank. Michigan - Dearborn. Meanwhile, Dr. Stern, Three reporters have been charged with criminal' of- who was appointed Distin- guished Professor in the fenses. The new rules bar the use Romance and Germanic of physical force against re- languages department, will porters and specifically speak at a two day sym- permit TV coverage of dis- posium at the Smithsonian turbances as long as the Institution Dec. 27-28 on presence of the cameras "The Muses Flee Hitler II: does not inflame the situa- Cultural Adaptation in Worldwide Perspective." tion. SPECIAL SAVINGS On FALL WINTER FASHIONS 50% OFF All Coats 40% OFF All Skirts OFF All Pants 30% OFF All Dresses ALL SALES FINAL .il o Charges or Layaways ) Sale ends 12-24 • a.oact La+ pa,k Advance Fashions Ltd. sizes 8-20 New Orleans Mall 15600 W. 10 Mile Rd. at Greenfield HOURS Mon.-Sat. 10-5 569-4 0 30 c,