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Bruce I. Levine, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Levine
of Southfield, has been
selected for a three-month
internship with Sen. Carl
Levin (D-Mich.) in Wash-
ington, D.C.

Orchestra
plus
Disco

358-3642

Walter Mondale, former
vice president of the United
States, will be the guest
speaker at the Michigan
Trade Union Council for
Histadrut Testimonial
Dinner honoring Irving
Bluestone, former vice
president of the United
Auto Workers at 7 p,m.
Thursday at Fairlane
Manor. Cocktails will be
served at 6.
In July, Mondale spoke at
the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, where he slam-
med the Reagan Adminis-
tration's decision to delay
the delivery of F-16 fighters
to Israel and the proposed
sale of AWACS to Saudi
Arabia. Mondale was a pro-
tege of the late Hubert
Humphrey.
Bluestone, the honoree,
who was born in Brooklyn,
N.Y., and was graduated
Phi Beta Kappa from the

Elaine Cooper Presents:

Functional Fitness
7-8 P.M.

An aerobic exercise
class geared to people
with past history of mus-
culoskeletal problems
(muscle, Joint, or bone).

Posture Stress
8-9 P.M.

An exercise class with
emphasis on improving
posture and reducing
stress.

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Classes are co-ed and held at

Jack Barnes Dance Center

6670 Orchard Lk. Rd.

(S. of Maple)

158 W. 14 Mile Rd. at Pierce

Tuesday: West BlOomfield 851-2400
Thursday: Birmingham 642-4292
Fall session: Sept. 15-Dec. 10, 1981

Registration & Information Cali above:

Exercise with Elaine
25 yrs. experience in exercise.
sports, dance and fitness

WALTER MONDALE

UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS

in conjunction with

SOUTHFIELD COMMUNITY
EDUCATION PROGRAM

is offering

ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES

on all levels

7:15 p.m.-10:15 p.m.

Monday thru Friday

9:30 a.m.-2:30 p . sn.

Child Care for 3 years
and up

Courses Begin
September 10

Location:

United Hebrew Schools

21550 W. Twelve Mile Road
Southfield

Transportation Available

For Further Information, Please Call

354-1050

968-2563

FUND RAISER,
ADMINISTRATOR WANTED

IRVING BLUESTONE

City College of New York.
He did post-graduate work
at the University of Bern in
Switzerland.
His early introduction
to trade unionism took
place during his college
years when he assisted in
picket duty for the Res-
taurant Workers Union.
His serious union activi-
ties began when he was
employed by General
Motors Hyatt Bearing
Division, joined
UAW-GM Local 511, be-
came chairman of the
local union's bargaining,
education and political
action committees and
was editor of its news-
paper. -
The late Walter Reuther
invited Bluestone to join his
staff in 1947 and he rose to
the vice presidency of the
. From 1970
UAW in 1972.
until his retirement in
1980, he also servedas di-
rector of the UAW's General
Motors Department, largest
in the union with more than
480,000 of UAW's 1,500,000
members.
Since his retirement from
his post with the UAW,
Bluestone has continued
many of his "outside" activi-
ties serving on many na-
tional, international, state
and local boards and is cur-
rently professor of labor
studies at Wayne State
University.

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for Russian immigrants

Tuesday & Thursday Evenings

the music to-your needs.

SHAAREY ZEDEK
MEN'S CLUB will have a
family picnic 1:30 p.m. Sun-
day on the synagogue
grounds, announce Drs.
Mark Diem and David
Chait, co-chairmen of the
"Super Sunday Sept. 13
Second Annual Family Pic-
nic." They announce that
entertainment will be pro-
vided by the "Strawberry
Lady" and Jimmy Laker.
There will be prizes. There
is a charge per family. For
details, call Selma Lerner at
the synagogue, 357-5544.
• • •
AESCULAPIAN
Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion will meet 8 p.m. Mon-
day in the Cranbrook Apts.
club house. The November
dinner-dance and ad book
will be discussed. Games
will follow, and refresh-
ments will- be served by the
ladies auxiliary.

Charity gives itself rich;
covetousness hoards itself
poor. • ' • •

FUND RAISING AGENCY SEEKS YOUNG MAN
WITH GOOD JEWISH BACKGROUND, AND
WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN FUND RAISING
AND PUBLIC. RELATIONS, AS ASSISTANT TO
DIRECTOR.• ALSO TRAVELING THE STATE
REQUIRED. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ADVANCEMENT. SEND COMPLETE RE-
SUME (to be kept In strict confidence) TO THE
JEWISH NEWS, BOX 2262, 17515 W. 9 MILE
RD., SUITE 865, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48075

ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
CLASSES
AVAILABLE

• Day and Evening Classes
• Child Care Available While
You Are in Class

English As a Second
Language Classes _

For adults whose primary language is other than
English we offer a variety of courses designed to
improve language fluency in English. ESL Classes
are available five mornings' and four evenings
weekly.

The Adult High School
at Tyndall Center

14501 Talbot c.
Oak Park, Michigan 48237

For Information Call SARA at

545-0990

11 Mile Road

Tyler

Talbot

Tyndall
Center

Tyndall Corder
4 Blocks East of Greenfield
4 Blocks South of 11 Mile Road

School District City of Berldey

Berkley Community Education

Coo lidge ( Schaefer)

62 Friday, September 11, 1961