THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 21, 1983 49 Woodland in Israel Planted in Memory of Mr. Lachover Survivors' Reunion in April • ► The late Morris Lachover, United Hebrew Schools educator and one-time president of Detroit's Jewish National Fund been has Council, memorialized by the. estab- lishment of the 2,500-tree Morris Lachover Memorial Woodland in Kennedy Forest, Jerusalem, Israel. The woodland was dedi- cated recently by Mr. Dr. son, Lachover's Leonard, and daughter, Miriam Leib. The late Mr. Lachover was active in JNF, . the Kvutza Ivrit (Hebrew Cul- ture Society), Mizrachi, Cong. Shaarey Zedek and Labor Zionist Alliance. For nearly 40 years, he was on the faculty of the United Hebrew Schools as an instructor, secretary and * * * Rings Establish Keren Dorot Project Through the JNF w. Mr. and Mrs. Julius (He- len) Ring recently estab- lished a Keren Dorot Gol- den Chain project in honor of their great-niece, Suzanne Balsam of North Miami Beach, Fla. The Keren Dorot program is a fund which creates a link between individuals and their children or grand- children. Anyone can be designated as a beneficiary. Mrs. Ring, division chairman of fund raising and committee member for Blue Box Clearance of Women of JNF, does volun- teer work for nursing homes. She is a charter member of Sinai Hospital Guild, is involved with the American Cancer Founda- tion, March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy drives. She and her husband, Julius, are supporters of Shaare Zedek Hospital and the Allied Jewish Cam- paign. MR. and MRS. JULIUS RING ARE YOU ANXIOUS? If you are experiencing increased tension, stress, nervousness or restlessness, you may be suffer- ing from anxiety. Lafayette Clinic, is offering free treatment for anxiety to evaluate a new anti- anxiety drug. For more information call the Lafayette Clinic In- take Team at 256-9569, Monday through Friday. 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She is death on Oct. 9, 1961, he active in JNF activities and was principal of the Bnai is a Blue Box worker. Moshe branch. Mrs. Ger- The Bnai Moshe Reli- trude Lachover, a founding member of JNF Women, is gious School added 100 president of the Sisters of trees to the Lachover Wood- Zion - Mizrachi and is active land in memory of their late in the sisterhood of Cong. principal. Reagan's M.E. Policy Topic for Community Dialogue Reagan's Mideast policy will be the subject of a com- munity dialogue sponsored by Cong. Bnai David and the Zionist Organization of America — Detroit District at 8 p.m. Thursday at Bnai David. Peter E. Goldman, execu- tive director of Americans for a Safe Israel, will start the discussion, followed by questions and comments from a panel consisting of Abraham Singer, co- chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee of the American Jewish Committee; Nor- man Naimark, president of the Detroit Labor Zionist Alliance Council; and Dr. Sheila Lampert, president of the Detroit Zionist Fed- eration. Rabbi Morton F. Yolkut of Cong. Bnai David will be * * * - Einstein Lunch .Forum to Meet Peter E. Goldman, execu- tive director of Americans for a Safe Israel and a politi- cal analyst, journalist and film producer, will be the featured speaker at the third session of the Einstein Luncheon Forum 12:15 p.m. Jan. 28 at Southfield Char- ley's. For reservations, phone the ZOA office, 569-1515. Information Gap TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A Haaretz newspaper re- porter quotes an anonym- ous Foreign Ministry source as blaming the Israeli gov- ernment for the lack of in- formation from its embas- sies in the wake of Opera- tion Peace for Galilee. According to Haaretz, the official said that the embas- sies had been instructed for months to deny that Israel might invade Lebanon. The embassies were given no new information or brief- ings once the invasion oc- curred, the official said. 4. 2*., ...t1 . the moderator. For information, call the . ZOA office, 569-1515. WASHINGTON, D.C. — according to Benjamin With only about three Meed, president of the months left, organizers of American Gathering, and it the American Gathering of is expected that computers the Jewish Holocaust Sur- will help some 10,000 par- vivors are predicting that ticipants reunite with sur- the largest assemblage ever vivors now residing in the in the United States of United States and Canada. The three-day program Jewish survivors will take place in the nation's capital will encompass a'dedicated April 11-14. It will include a hour" of the U.S. Congress, series of events and cere- Constitution Hall Jewish monies marking the 40th cultural events, a visit to anniversary of the Warsaw Arlington Cemetery where Ghetto Uprising of 1943 and U.S. liberators of the Nati concentration camps will be _other ghetto uprisings. The recently opened honored, a Lincoln Memo- Washington Convention rial ceremony, a Second Center will be converted Generation- program and into a "Survivors' Village," more. BUSINESS PARTNER WANTED Growing Interior Design Business needs working partner with established ac- counts. Replies held in strictest confi- dence. send to: NKC P.O. 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