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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JPI Registers Students for Fall
FOR THE FINEST
iiO T OGR Ap
n WEDDINGS H Y
P
BAR MITZVAS
BERNIE
WINER
and ASSOCIATES
357-1010
The Jewish Parents Insti-
tute, a secular organ-
ization offering Sunday
school classes at the main
Jewish Community Center,
is taking registration for
fall.
The JPI offers secular
Jewish education in such
topics as holidays and Bible
stories, early history of the
Jews, modern Israel, Jews
in America, history of the
Jews, the Jewish life-cycle,
anti-Semitism and the
Holocaust, contemporary
Jewish problems from 1948.
Emphasis is on family in-
volvement. Classes meet 10
a.m. Sundays in the main
Jewish Center complex.
For registration informa-
tion, call the JPI, 661-1000,
ext. 159; or Lynn Hirschel-
man, 557-5486.
See BERNIE MANELI or MANNY FOX and
SAVE 25-50% ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY
•ALL WATCHES 30-50% OFF
- ° • ALL DIAMONDS 25-50% OFF
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CROSS AND PARKER PEN SETS
25% OFF
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R I. ALL 14K-18K GOLD CHAINS _
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w p • ALL GIFTWARE 25% OFF
•ALL CLOCKS 25% OFF
OPEN THUR. EVE. 'TIL 9 P.M.
4085 W. MAPLE at TELEGRAPH
BIRMINGHAM
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
MALTER FURS
Previews Fall with a Fabulous
AUGUST
Betty Didelman as special
gifts chairman. Estelle
Robinson and Ida Nathari
are chairing the parlor. For
information, call the Bnai
Brith Women's Council,
552-8150; Mrs. Robinson,
353-7757; or Mrs. Nathan,
647-4172.
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ACCOUNTANTS,
BARRISTERS, REAL
ESTATE AND CON-
STRUCTION, COUP-
LETS AND HEALTH .
CARE lodges and units an-
nounce that tickets are still
available for an evening at
Meadow Brook Aug. 16. For
tickets call Steven Lepsetz,
353-1130 or 354-7224.
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Technion Field Director Gill
to Address BB for Bonds
V► Sof
647-1470
BRITH
BNAI
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF
METROPOLITAN DE-
TROIT will have a lunch-
eon parlor meeting to pre-
cede the opening of the Bnai
Brith Women's Youth and
Services Appeal noon Mon-
day in the home of Mrs.
Harvey Willens, 32555
Scottsdale, Franklin.
Mrs. Ervin Harvith will
be the co-hostess. Funds
raised at the parlor will
support the Bnai Brith
Children's Home in Israel.
Mrs. Ira Albion will be the
keynote speaker.
Bnai Brith Women's
Council President Sarah
Feuereisen has appointed
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layaways invited
Anai Brith Activitie
FUR SALE
For this event
our entire
collection of new
1981 fashions is
reduced from
Maj. (retired) Max Gill,
director of the East Central
Region of the American
Technion Society, will
speak on behalf of State of
Israel Bonds at the Bnai
Brith Marshall Suburban
Lodge-Israel Bond Recep-
tion 7 p.m. Aug. 23 at the
Labor Zionist Alliance.
Past presidents of the
lodge will be honored. Cur-
rent president is Alfred
Stebbins and reception
chairman is Al Gutman.
Prior to his current post,
Maj. Gill held several
executive positions in Haifa
for the Technion adminis-
tration.
Born in Germany in
1919, he emigrated to
pre-Israel Palestine in
1926. He attended Reali
High School in Haifa and
studied in England and at
the British Mandatory
Palestine Law School.
Maj. Gill served for 23
years, both before and after
the establishment of the
state of Israel, in Israel's de-
fense forces. During the
War of Liberation he was
commander of one of the in-
fantry companies which
wrested Haifa from Iraqi
troops.
During the Six-Day War
he assisted in the evacua-
tion of UN personnel from
the battle area, and was a
member of the first military
government set up in Gaza.
During the Yom Kippur
MAX GILL
War he served as an army
liaison between the Minis-
try of Commerce and the
Northern Command of IDF
with regard to supplying
food to the civilian popula-
tion.
Maj. GM was active in
Israel's program of aid to
developing countries,
serving for five years as
emissary to several of
these countries and train-
ing top youth leaders
from Africa and Asia. He
was a youth work adviser
to the government of
Liberia and served as a
UN expert on youth work,
with the UN Economic
Commission for Africa at
its Addis Ababa head-
quarters.
For reservations and in-
formation, call State of Is-
rael Bonds, 447-2900.
M~C LTER
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OF HARVARD ROW
Designers of Fine Furs
Harvard Row Mall
21742 W. 11 Mile Road, Southfield
sale ends August 31, 1981
358-0850
BB Youth Services Appeal
Kick-Off Dinner Set Sept. 10
Nathan D. Rubenstein
has been named Bnai Brith
Youth Services campaign
kick-off dinner chairman.
Serving with Rubenstein as
co-chairmen are Milton M.
Weinstein and Maurice Ro-
sender. Committee mem-
bers are: David Bittker,
Morrie Direnfeld, David
Levine and Lou Weber.
The kick-off dinner will
be held Sept. 10 at Adat
Shalom Synagogue for con-
tributors to Bnai Brith's
Century, Covenant and
President's Clubs. Contri-
butions support Bnai Brith
youth serving agencies,
AZA, BBG and the Hillel
Foundation's on college
.
Friday, August 1, 1981
Naomi
Says:
SHOMER
SHABBOS
SALE
1
Day
Only
SUNDAY
AUG. 9th
12-4
ALL
SUMMER
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20%11,40%
•
Merchandise
50-
75
OFF
cash only
LipasIk
Advance
Fashions
Ltd.
sizes 8-20
New Orleans Mall
15600 West 10 Mile
at Greenfield
A
RUBENSTEIN
campuses.
For information or reser-
vations, phone the Bnai
Brith Foundation office,
552-8070.
Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 10-5
569-4030
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