48 Friday, January 23, 1981
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Sholem Aleichem Art Show IBnai
Brith ActivitleS
METROPOLITAN
DETROIT COUNCIL OF
BNAI BRITH WOMEN
will hold its January dele-
gates meeting 11:15 a.m.
Sunday at the Zionist Cul-
tural Center. Light brunch
will be served.
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TIKVAH CHAPTER
will meet noon Tuesday in
Hillel Day School Concert
Chairmen Are Announced
the Sutton Place Apts. club
house. Program Vice
President Jean Raznick an-
nounces attorney Richard
Schloss will speak on "Mis-
conceptions of Joint Owner-
ship." President Pearl
Shiovitz invites friends.
There is a nominal charge
for luncheon. For informa-
tion, call Fredell White-
man, 356-1864.
* * *
BB Plans Leaders Seminar
Rose Roth, right, chairman of the 18th annual
Sholem Aleichem Institute art show and sale, and her
committee, are pictured with pieces which will be on
display today through Sunday at the Shenandoah
Country Club, scene of the sale. Pictured with Ms.
Roth are, from left: Lillian Gold, Sylvia Heideman and
Dorothy Harwood. Hours are 11 a.m.-10 p.m. today
and Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.
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Bnai Brith Metropolitan
Detroit Council will hold its
35th annual leadership
seminars and workshops
Thursday at the Eleanor
Roosevelt Middle School,
23261 Scotia, Oak Park.
Chairman is Oscar Tut-
tleman, council vice
president. The workshops
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TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Ac-
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more Israeli yordim living
in South Africa than there
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Despite the high level of
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South Africa's Jewish com-
munity, Bermont says
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South Africa's Jewish im-
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years have settled in Israel.
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are held to review with
lodge and unit officers and
committee chairmen their
specific responsibilities, re-
sources available and to as-
sist them in formulating
goals for the coming year.
Harold Lurie, executive
director of Bnai Brith Dis-
trict 6, will be the keynote
speaker. For details, call
Charles Gordon, executive
director of the Metropolitan
Detroit BB Council, 552-
8177.
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Kosher Law
Is Violated
Editor, The Jewish News:
On June 10, 1966, the
Michigan legislature
enacted the Michigan
Kosher Food Law. The law
specifies that if a place of
business sells or exposes for
sale both kosher and non-
kosher food products, it
must indicate on its "win-
dow signs and all display
advertising, in block letters
at least four inches in
height, "Kosher and non-
kosher food sold here." A
place of business guilty of
failure to make such a dis-
play is guilty of a mis-
demeanor.
The case in point concerns
two local candy stores.
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TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Zeev
Schiff, military correspon-
dent for Haaretz, writes
that the Middle East is
quickly approaching the
nuclear era.
He'says nuclear weapons
in the hands of the Arabs
would be a great peril for
the entire region. He advo-
cated doing everying within
Israel's power to prevent
Arab advances in nuclear
weaponry.
Schiff quoted Mordecai
Zippori, Israel's deputy
minister of defense, who
said that Israel would be
forced to take other meas-
ures to defend herself if
political means do not yield
the desired results.
Preparing for the 12th annual Hillel Day School
benefit concert are, from left: Susan Friedman,
Sandra Schram and Charlotte Tessler, concert chair-
men, and Ellen Glen, president of the day school.
Three women have been
selected to chair Hillel Day
School's 12th annual con-
cert to be held 8:30 p.m.
March 14 at Ford Au-
ditorium.
They are: Susan Fried-
man, Charlotte Tessler and
Sandra Schram. Their
selection was announced by
the school's new president,
Ellen Glen.
The concert is the school's
major fund-raising event.
Hillel, which is located in
Farmington Hills and has
an enrollment of more than
400 children, provides a
secular and Jewish educa-
tion for its students.
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