114 Friday, March 4, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Detroiter in Film
Ivan Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Gottfried of Southfield, is
the co-star of a new film,
"They Call Me Bruce,"
slated to be released this
week in the Detroit area.
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Parents of Children in Israel
Join to Share Joys, Tribulations
By HEIDI PRESS
"No one understands
what it's like to have a.child
in Israel, except another
parent who has a child in
Israel."
Dr. and Mrs. Harold
(Barbara) Lefton should
know. Their daughter,
Susan has been in Israel
since 1979.
To help the Leftons and
parents like them who have
Wedding, Rehearsal and Ceremony Assistance
. Sharon Padzensky
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children in Israel, the Chai
Chapter of the Association
of Parents of American Is-
raelis (APAI) was estab-
lished.
Founded in 1977, the
chapter serves as a sup-
port group for parents
whose children have cho-
sen to make aliya. Loc-
ally, APAI is an affiliate
of the Israel Aliya Center,
whose shaliakh (emis-
sary) acts as a liaison be-
tween potential olim
(persons who go to Israel)
and Israel, giving assis-
tance to facilitate the
move overseas.
The group has about
4,000 members nationally,
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according to Harmon Bayer,
president of the Chai Chap-
ter. The national organiza-
tion prints a newspaper,
"The Bridge," containing
articles about APAI projects
and chapter news.
The Detroit group meets
several times a year to hear
speakers on Israel and to
share their joys and prob-
lems. Currently, the group
is preparing a pamphlet on
inexpensive hotels and res-
taurants they recommend
to parents who are visiting
their children in Israel.
Bayer said the local chap-
ter is working to establish a
Detroit hometown club in
Israel. He said similar clubs
have proven helpful in eas-
ing absorption problems
faced by new ohm.
One such problem, he
said, is getting mortgage
money to buy .an apart-
ment in Israel. He. said
APAI is working to
encourage the Israeli
government and the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign
here to make available
mortgage money for olim.
Among its projects, APAI
encourgages the purchase of
Israeli products "to aid and
support the Israeli
economy," Bayer said.
Members of the APAI can
make use of a "human mail
chain." Members traveling
to Israel will carry letters
from the U.S. to be mailed
there, and in turn, bring
back letters to be mailed in
the U.S. froth children in Is-
rael.
Asked what the general
mood of the parents is re-
garding having children in
Israel, Mrs. Lefton re-
sponded that emotions were
mixed.
"We felt - if our child
could make a contribu-
tion, it is all right." She
added that some parents
felt anger, that Israel was
keeping their children
from them.
The children of Detroiters
are settled all throughout
Israel. The Bayers' son is in
Raanana, while Dr. and
Mrs. Lefton's daughter,
. son-in-law and grandchild
are in Kiryat Shmona. Ac-
cording to Esther Tal, ad-
ministrative assistant at
the Israel Aliya Center
office in West Bloomfield,
morq than 1,000 Detroiters
have made aliya.
In 1983, 35 Detroiters, in-
cluding a family with six
children, will leave the De-
troit area for a new life in
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Fashions to Be Modeled
at Maimonides Donor
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Activ ities
(in Society
Harry J. Gomberg of
Ann Arbor was in New York
recently to attend a meeting
to launch Engineers for
ORT. Gomberg joined
Jewish engineers from
throughoUt the U.S. at
meetings with Israel Consul
General Naftali Lavi and
Israel Trade Commissioner
Shmuel Ben Tovim at the
Israel Consulate in New
York.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary to the
Maimonides Medical Society examine some of the
fashions to be modeled at the women's 37th annual
donor luncheon March 15 at the Michigan Inn. The
day will begin with boutique browsing at 10 a.m., fol-
lowed by luncheon and fashion 4how. Pictured from
left, are: Edith Fraiberg, president; Anne Silver and
Laurie Green. Proceeds from the donor will support
needy medical students at Wayne State University,
University of Michigan, Michigan State University
and Hebrew University and the Children's Hospital
Burn Center, Center for Abused and Neglected Chil-
dren and the Kresge Eye Institute. The public is in-
vited at a charge. For tickets, call Anita Taylor, 855-
1808; or Suzanne Sliumaker, 661-2232.
Exchange Group
Seeking Families
The American Inter-
Cultural Student Exchange
Program is seeking area
families to host 25 high
school students from abroad
during the 1983-1984 school
year. The students, all
fluent in English, will ar-
rive in the United States in
August.
The exchange group is
also seeking American stu-
dents who are interested in
spending a year studying in
Sweden, Norway, Finland,
Germany, Spain or France.
Persons interested in the
exchange program may con-
tact Sandra Alexander,
547-6615.
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