44 Friday, December 11, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Wounded Envoy Remains Stable

The

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Shlomo Argov, Israel's am-
bassador to Britain who was
shot in the head by ,ter-
rorists on June 3, remains

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I believe that we are con-
forming to the divine order
and the will of Providence
when we are doing even in-
different things that belong
to our condition.
—Fenelon

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in stable condition in
Hadassah Hospital.
A Foreign Ministry
spokesman said last week
that Argov is paralyzed in
both arms, but speaks a lit-
tle, recognizes visitors and
understands almost every-
thing.
However, he tires easily
and is restricted to one vis-
itor per day.

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Madelyne Friedman, 28420
Brooks Ln., Southfield.
Esther Tarnoff Cooper of
the speakers bureau of the
Detroit Institute of Arts will
speak on "Jewish Art: Its
Roots — Ritual Art." Ad-
mission is gained by the
purchase of a Gift of Love
certificate, For reserva-
tions, call Ms. Friedman,
357-0344.

house.
A
Hanuka
candlelighting ceremony
will be held and the chil-
dren's choir of Temple
Emanu-El will perform,

under the direction of Mrs.
Norman Rose. Guests are
welcome. For information,
call Elaine Grant, 642-
8161.

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Special Gifts Lunch Occasion
to Honor Betty Silverfarb

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BUSINESS AND PRO-
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Priest Sought
Papal Audience
for Arafat

A letter from a priest who
used to rim a boys school in
the West Bank and is now a
confidant to Palestine Lib-
eration Organization leader
Yasir Arafat, may have
been instrumental in set-
ting up last September's
meeting between the Pope
and the PLO leader.
Rev. Ibrahim Ayad wrote
to Pope John Paul II seeking
a papal audience for Arafat
last year, according to_ an
article in the Detroit Free
Press. Although the Pope
did not answer the letter,
Vatican officials assured
Rev. Ayad that a meeting
would be granted for Arafat,
the Detroit Free Press re-
ported.

Six Buildings
Are Vacated

40-50 % Ott

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WALTHAM, Mass. —
Brandeis University will
instutute a special tuition
program next year offering
parents the chance to save
on potential tuition in-
creases by paying in ad-
vance for all four years of
college education.
The school will lend par-
ents up to 75 percent of the
total college bill, including
room and board. The loans
will be secured by floating
tax exempt bonds. Brandeis
will then sell the promisory
notes signed by the parents
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lection agency will _handle
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The school estimates that
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JERUSALEM (JNI) —
IDF units in Lebanon have
vacated six buildings after
engineers ruled they were
in danger of collapse, ac-
cording to military corre-
spondents. In the wake of
the disaster at IDF head-
quarters in Tyre, which cost
90 lives, engineers repor-
tedly checked about 200
structures in Lebanon.

Betty Silverfarb, right, accepts a plaque as the
honoree at the annual Special Gifts Luncheon of the
Bnai Brith Women's Council of Metropolitan Detroit.
The luncheon raised $65,000 for the Bnai Brith Youth
and Services Appeal. Pictured are, from left: Blanche
Bauman, president of the BBW Council; Betty Eidel-
man, Special Gifts Chairman; Ida Nathan, luncheon
chairman; and Mrs. Silverfarb.

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