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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30 Friday, October 8, 1982
Rabin to Keynote Technion Dinner Here
The Detroit Chapter of
the American Technion
Society will present former
Israel Prime Minister Yit-
zhak Rabin as guest
speaker at its 34th annual
dinner 6 p.m. Nov. 11 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Rabin is the current oppo-
sition leader of Israel. A
sabra, Rabin was educated
in Israel. Upon graduation,
he enlisted in the Palmach.
This began a military
career lasting 27 years. By
its end, he had reached the
The Downtown Synagogue
will hold Memorial Services
(YIZKOR)
on
SHMINI ATZERETH,
Saturday October 9th
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YITZHAK RABIN
ranks of lieutenant general
and commander of the Is-
rael Defense Forces in the
Six-Day War.
Rabin retired from the
army in .January 1968, and
shortly afterwards was ap-
pointed Israel's Ambas-
sador to the United States, a
Tam Sets Record for Bonds
post he held for five years.
Rabin returned to Is-
rael in 1973 and became
active in the Labor Party
ranks. In 1973, he gained
a Knesset seat; with the
formation " of Golda
Meir's Cabinet in 1974, he
was appointed minister
of labor.
Following Mrs. Meir's
resignation in 1974, he was
chosen prime minister, a
post he kept through 1976.
In the May 1982 elec-
tions, Rabin unsuccessfully
opposed Menahem Begin.
For information on the
dinner, call the Technion
office, 559-5190.
Shown at the record-setting Tam-O-Shanter
Country Club Israel Bond dinner are from left:
entertainer Judith Steel, Dave Muskovitz, Miriam
Shenkman, honoree Jack Shenkman and D. Dan
Kahn. Included among the $2,545,000 in Israel B lond
pledges at the dinner was a $1 million purchase by
Manufacturer's National Bank of Detroit.
Soap is mentioned by the
prophets Jeremiah (2:22)
and Malachi (3:2).
AJCommittee Urges Court
Pinsker Honors Harry Laker to Reverse Abortion Ruhng
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NEW YORK — The doctor-patient relationship.
American Jewish Commit- The groups charge, in a
tee has joined Planned Par- friend-of-the-court brief
enthood, the American filed last month, that the
Psychiatric Association and Akron ordinance violates
other religious, community First Amendment rights of
and medical organizations free speech, "significantly
in urging the U.S. Supreme interferes" with a woman's
Court to strike down an Ak- Constitutional right to
ron, Ohio law that restricts abortion and impedes
women's access to abortion physician's freedom to exer-
and interferes with the cise their judgment.
We are located at 1457 Griswold
(corner of Clifford)
Services begin at:
Yizkor said at:
Additional Yizkor at:
Jabotinsky Society of Herut
8:00 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
Noah M. Gamze, Rabbi
Israel I. Idelsohn, Cantor
Ralph R. Goldsmith, President
ZIONISTS OF AMERICA
Presents .. .
A SIMCHAS TORAH DANCE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1982, 8:30 P.M.
Harry Laker, second from left, president of the
Pinsker Progressive Aid Society, receives an award
in honor of his "53 years of dedicated service" to the
society. Pictured with Laker, are, from left: Irvin
Forman, vice president of the Pinsker Society; Laker;
Morris Lieberman, president of Histadrut; and Louis
Levine, a founder of the society.
The Adult Study Commission
of
Adat Shalom Synagogue
The Morris E. Bloomberg Judaica - Jack Rosenbloom Memorial Lecture
featuring
Mr. Wolf Blitzer
Distinguished Journalist for the Jerusalem Post
who will present
"Mideast Update"
Sunday, October 17, 1982
8:00 p.m.
Adat Shalom Synagogue
29901 Middlebelt Road
Farmington Hills
851-5100
No Admission Charge
By Arrangement with J.W.B. Lecture Bureau
Taubman Fete
for Novelist
Novelist Shirley Lord
(Anderson), whose novel
"Golden Hill" (Crown Pub-
lishers) already attained
considerable acclaim in
literary circles, will be in-
troduced to this community
by her friends, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Alfred Taubman at a by-
invitation-only cocktail re-
ception in the Detroit Club,
6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Born in London, Mrs. An-
derson began leer career as a
journalist at age 17. By the
time she left England in
1968, she had become, at
one time or another, the
woman's editor for all three
London evening newspap-
ers.
In New York, she was a
senior editor for Harper's
Bazaar and became vice
president of Helena
Rubenstein and is currently
director of special projects
for Vogue magazine.
This is her first novel.
Israel's development
towns were established in
the 1950s and were popu-
lated by new immigrants
mostly from Africa and
Asia. These towns were
created to provide a nucleus
for the development of
specific areas of the country
and to serve as urban cen-
ters for new immigrants.
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