THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

`34' Numeral Stimulates Community-Wide
Preparations for Israel Independence Day

Community-wide in-
volvements began enroll-
ment this week in prepara-
tion for the observance of Is-
rael's 34th anniversary.
A committee representa-
tive of every element in
Metropolitan Detroit Jewry
is set upon making the
numeral "34" an effective
factor assuring the cement-
ing of Diaspora - Israel rela-
ions.

- DETROIT SALUTES

SUNDAY. MAY 2. 1982

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The festivities on May 2
will include a parade down
Civic Center Drive in
Southfield followed by live
musical entertainment by
an Israeli singing group at
the Southfield Civic Center.
The day will also include a
display of booths and

exhibits featuring Israeli
and Jewish-related pro-
ducts and information.
Michael Feldmdn is
general chairman of the
event. Assisting as com-
mittee heads are Alan
Yost, parade committee;
David Gubow, booths
and exhibits; Mira Eisen-
berg, program; Elaine
Heavenrich, publicity;
Simon Cieck, telephone;
and Shelly Jackier, ad-
viser. Ami Cohen and
Adele Silver are serving
as coordinators.
Many Jewish service
groups, youth groups,
synagogues and Hebrew
schools have registered to
p41.rticipate. The theme of
the day is "Israel — the
Land, the Country, the
People" and participation in
the parade may be in the
form of a float, a choral
group, dancing group or
marching with a sign or
banner.
For information on par-
ticipating in the Indepen-
dence Day festivities or
helping to fund the event,
call the Jewish Community
Center, 661-1000, ext. 250.

Jane Fonda
at 'Golden Pond
Benefit in Israel

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PARIS (JTA) — Interior
Minister Gaston Deferre
paid tribute to Israel's cour-
JERUSALEM (JTA) — age and determination and
American actress Jane said that President Fran-
Fonda was here this week to cois Mitterand's recent trip
attend the Israeli premiere to Israel is "a symbolic ges-
of her latest film, "On Gol- ture which has linked the
den Pond." The proceeds of two countries together for
the showing are going to the all times."
Amit volunteer program for
Deferre, who is also
the elderly.
mayor of Marseilles, ad-
Ms. Fonda was profuse in dressed local community
her praise of and support for leaders after presenting the
rael. She met with city's Chief Rabbi Joseph
hulamit Shamir, wife of Sitruk with the National
the Foreign Minister, to dis- Medal of Merit.
cuss efforts to free Soviet
Jewish Prisoner of Consci- UJA Dinner
ence Ida Nudel. She also
met with Jerusalem Mayor Nets $11 Million
NEW YORK — More
Teddy Kollek and Labor
Party chairman Shimon than 400 Jewish leaders
from communities through-
Peres.
During her visit; Ms. out the United States
Fonda received an award pledged $11.5 million to the
from the Hebrew Univer- 1982 United . Jewish
sity for her activities on be- Appeal/Community Cam-
half of Soviet Jewry and for paign at the first UJA Na-
her advocacy of social jus- tional Palm Beach Dinner
earlier this month.
tice.
Also present in Israel
In addition, a total of
were members of the cast of $3,641,600 was pledged to
the TV show, "Dallas."
Project Renewal programs.

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Israel Independence Day chairmen include, from
left, Ami Cohen, Michael Feldman, Shelly Jackier,
David Gubow and Alan Yost.

Five Awarded
Mexican Prize
for Literature

MEXICO CITY (JTA) —
Five people have been
named winners of the 1981
Fernando Jeno Award for
literature and poetry in
Spanish, Hebrew and Yid-
dish.
The award was .estab-
lished in 1976 by the Fer-
nando Jeno Literary Fund,
founded by Rose Jeno,
widow of the late president
of the Central Jewish
Committee of Mexico, and
her children.
The top prize, $1,000 will
facilitate the settlement of go to Chaim Barylko, a well
Egyptian civilians near the known educator and intel-
border.
lectual in Buenos Aires for
Yamit, the largest Is- his book, in Spanish, about
rael town in Sinai will be Jewish humanity.
dismantled last. It is
The other recipients will
there that members of the each receive $500. They are
Stop the Withdrawal Mrs. Yafa Biniamini, for
movement and their fol- Hebrew poetry; Yerachmiel
lowers are digging in for Weingarten, for a book
what they vow will be the about Janusz Korczak;
last-ditch resistance Yosef Kerler, for his Yid-
should the army attempt dish poetry, "The First
to remove them.
Seven Years"; and_Dr.isaac
This week Education Kanter for his book "Dos
Minister Zevulun Hammer Yiddish Gemit," a compila-
proposed that the govern- tion of literary criticism and
ment establish one new set- essays on psychology.
tlement in Judea and
Samaria for every Sinai set-
tlement dismantled:

French Minister
Lauds Israel

Sid and Evelyn Levine's
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Calm Prevai ling in Sinai

TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Laborers employed by the
Jewish Agency, mostly
Arabs, continued to dis-
mantle buildings and
equipment in farm settle-
ments in the Yamit region
of northern Sinai this week.
Soldiers sent to protect
the workers from possible
assaults by militants op-
posed to Israel's withdrawal
from Sinai had little to do as
greenhouses and farm im-
plements at Ugda village
were disassembled for relo-
cation in Israel.
The Jewish Agency is
concentrating its dismantl-
ing efforts on Jewish set-
tlements closest to the Is-
rael border, so as not to

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