O 38 Friday, June 25, 1982 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Lebanese Women, Children Benefit From Israeli Aid project for home hospitality Lebanon to extend medical for South Lebanese mothers aid. Auxiliary vehicles car- and children rendered ried blankets, clothing and ice cream for the children. homeless by the war. According to Naamat The convoy was led by MDA /001ERSIT % •••••••• President Dr. Arye Harrel • (Pioneer - of Women), • "' me DIMIER THEATRE Israeli and was warmly greeted as • thousands • detroit's Original dinner theatre • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• families from all sections of it made its way northwards Alfredo Jimmy Launce PROductions, Inc. populace have re- from Tel Aviv. • • the In addition, the Israel presents sponded to the organiza- • • tion's call — jointly with Is- Health Ministry has ear- A Laugh A Minute Comedy SAVING GRACE rael Radio and the Yediot marked $30,000 in im- • • • Aharonot newspaper — to mediate aid for the 15-odd Group Rates and Performances Available host a Lebanese mother and private hospitals in Sidon Show 8:45pm Dinner 7:30 pm Fri. & Sat. Cocktails 7 pm • Tyre. Lower Level Somerset Mall Reservations 643-8865 • infant child in their homes and Minister Eliezer Shostak for up to one month. Naamat, the largest has set up a committee women's voluntary organ- under Prof. Shmuel Pinhas, ization in the country, is the Hadassah Hospital di- handling the logistics in rector, to study medical- coordination with the police related problems in South Lebanon. and the army. Meanwhile, the gov- (In New York, Phyllis Sutker, president of the ernment has offered to 50,000 member Pioneer help repair the Zaharani Women/Naamat organ- oil refineries near Sidon AUTHENTIC MEXICAN & ization in the United in south Lebanon which States, called on the were heavily damaged in AMERICAN FOOD group's 500 clubs and the fighting there a week councils throughout the ago. The refineries are SINGING TROUBADORS (Antonio & Manuel) country to transmit to the owned jointly by Caltex 7 to 10 p.m. Mon. thru Wed. national office all avail- and Mobil, both Ameri- able funds in club can oil companies. < [OPEN 7 DAYS AINKELl Israeli oil companies said treasuries to be for- Home Of The warded to Israel for the they would supply fuel to hospitality program. She restore service in south also reported that special Lebanon where motorists gifts were being received have been lining up for Shows Tues. Thru Sun. from individual members hours at the few gasoline WED., JULY 30-SUN., JULY 3 ...DENNIS WOLFBERG of Pioneer Women/ stations not damaged in the "Catch A Rising Star" Naamat in support of the fighting. It also was learned that El NEW TALENT NIGHT TUES., JUNE 29 program.) may fly out tourists who JIMMY BROGRAN WED., JULY 7-SUN., JULY •1 Last week, a convoy of 20 Al were caught in Lebanon ABC's "Out of the Blue" & LA Comedy Store Magen David Adorn ambu- during the course of the lances, carrying doctors, 4614 N. WOODWARD, 1Y2 biks. S. of 14 MILE fighting, Transportation paramedics and other vol- Minister Haim Corfu said. 549-2323 Royal Oak unteers, crossed into South However, tourism to Israel is continuing. In New York, the Ameri- can Jewish Joint Distribu- tion Committee (JDC) an- nounced it is making an "immediate emergency re- lief commitment of $100,000 in support of humanitarian assistance in Lebanon." The announcement was made following a meeting of a Jewish communal task force, comprised of representatives of national Jewish • organizations, in- cluding the Council of Jewish Federations, Na- tional Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, Bnai Brith Anti - Defama- tion League, American Jewish Committee, the Also Enjoy Our Fine Menu Downstairs American Jewish Congress and the World Jewish Con- In The Beautiful and Intimate gress. 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