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Israel Independence Day
Celebration Plans in Offing

The first meeting of the
program committee for the
annual Detroit Israel Inde-
pendence Day celebration,
this year marking Israel's
33rd anniversary, will be
held 8 p.m. Tuesday in the
Jimmy Prentis Morris
Branch of the Jewish Corn-
unity Center.

Shelly Komer Jackier
is chairman of the Inde-
pendence Day celebra-
tion.

At 8 p.m. Thursday, Sol
Lachman, president of the
Detroit Zionist Federation,
will conduct a publicity

Organizations who wish
to get involved in the cele-
bration should call Mrs.
Jackier, 661-1948; or Adele
Silver, 661-1000, ext. 250.

meeting at the Morris
Branch.
The steering committee
will meet 7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 in
the Alpert Conference
Room of Temple Beth El.

Community Lectures Set

Center for New
.linking
Ainking will present a talk
by Rabbi Sherwin Wine, di-
rector of the center, 10 a.m.
Thursday at the Baldwin
Library, Birmingham.
As part of his "Life and
People" series, Rabbi Wine
will speak on "John Money
— Author of 'Love and Love
Sickness.' " There is a
charge.
At 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, the

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center will sponsor a talk by
Stanford Ovshinsky in the
Somerset Mall auditorium.
His topic will be "The Fu-
ture of Energy." There is a
charge.
For information on any of
the programs, call the Cen-
ter for New Thinking, 546-
8928.

JDC Directors

Several Detroiters were
elected directors of the
American Joint Distribu-
tion Committee at its recent
annual meeting in New
York.
Named to the board were
Louis Berry, Martin E. Cit-
rin, Max M. Fisher, Daniel
M. Honigman and Paul
Zuckerman.

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Hugh Greenberg, Detroit
communal leader and a Na-
tional Jewish Welfare
Board officer, will speak at a
special, in-depth meeting of
the JWB board of directors
to beheld Feb: 12-15 in New
Orleans.

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NEWS

Friday — Temple Beth
El adult education series, 8
p.m.
Saturday — Beth Israel
Sisterhood oneg Shabat.

Sunday USY

minyan-breakfast.
Monday — Temple Beth
El board of education meet-
ing, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — Beth Israel
adult education classes,
8:20 p.m.; and Bnai Brith
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Wednesday— Hadassah
meeting, noon.
Thursday — FJF Senior
Friendship Club games day,
noon, Temple Beth El.

(Flint Obituaries

H. Finsterwald

_
Herman Finsterwald, a
member of the National
Home Furnishings Repre-
sentatives of Michigan; died
Jan. 6 at age 71.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Finsterwald lived 41 years
in Flint. He also held mem-
bership in the National
Wildlife Federation and
Flint's Temple Beth El. He
was retired. Mr. Finster-
wald resided at 213 Chan-
dler.
He is survived by his wife,
Elsie; a son, Herman II of
Grand Blanc; a daughter,
Lynn Croll of Hoffman Es-
tates, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs.
Clement Hopp of Southfield
and Mrs. Fred Dreifus of
Memphis, Tenn.; and
grandchildren.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Pianist Ruth Laredo Makes
Recital Debut at Carnegie

Ruth Meckler Laredo,
Detroit-born pianist, will
make her recital debut at
Carnegie Hall Sunday. Miss
Laredo is no stranger to
Carnegie Hall, having ap-
peared there often as soloist
with major orchestras. Her
program honors Serge
Rachmaninoff, whose com-
plete solo piano works she
has recently recorded for
Columbia Records.
Her identificati6n as a
Rachmaninoff expert has
led to her being chosen by
the music publishing firm of
C. F. Peters Corp. to edit the
music of the famed com-
poser.
Mischa Kottler was Miss
Laredo's Detroit teacher be-
fore she was enrolled at the

Army Hosts
Soviet Olim

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Israel Army's northern
command played host last
week to hundreds of olim
from absorption centers in
the area, many of them Rus-
sian refusniks who had
fought for years for permis-
sion to come to Israel.
The gala meeting, at Ein
Gev on the shores of Lake
Tiberias, wound up an army
"absorption week" during
which the newcomers
toured army camps, told
soldiers of their efforts to
come to Israel, and heard
from the soldiers what they
had done to -help newcomers
settle in Israel.

Mr. Robert Leech an-
nounces the engagement of
his daughter, Brenda

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Flint People
Make News

Commentated by Jackie Gordon

Peter R. Gluck, associ-
ate professor of political sci-
ence and urban studies of
the University of
Michigan-Flint, has been
named director of its new
master of public adminis-
tration program.

CHICAGO (JTA) — Offi-
cials of the Swedish Hospi-
tal Administrators Associa-
tion (SHAA) have visited
Michael Reese Hospital and
Medical Center for clues on
the American approach to
hospital security, the
Jewish United Fund of Met-
ropolitan Chicago has re-
ported.

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Jack Rosenberg. Miss
Leech, daughter of the late
Mrs. Leech, and her fiance
were graduated from the
University of Michigan. A
May wedding is planned.

Hospital Study

RUTH LAREDO

Curtis Institute, where she
studied with Rudolf Serkin.
She made her local profes-
sional debut under the au-
spices of the Music Study
Club of Metropolitan De-
troit.

Two Jerusalem represen-
tatives of the American
Friends Service Committee
(Quakers) will be speaking
in the Detroit and Ann
Arbor areas on Tuesday and
Wednesday, in a program
judged antagonistic to Is-
rael.
James and Deborah Fine
are directors of the Quakers'
legal aid center in
Jerusalem, assisting the
Arab population.
In a press release adver-
tising their visit, the Ann
Arbor office of the Quakers
said the Fines were opposed
to former U.S. Secretary of
State Henry Kissinger's
remarks two weeks ago
down-playing the Palesti-
nian role in the West
Bank-Gaza autonomy talks.

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