THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Red Cross, Terrorists Clash
Over Visits to- Israeli POWs

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WOMEN AREN'T the
only ones taking up knit-
ting these days . . . A doctor
took his lessons at Anny
Blatt Yarns in Applegate
Square on Northwestern .. .
and is now one of the best
. doing purling between
surgeries to relax his mind
. . . Classes at Anny Blatt
begin again in the fall.
GET WELL WISHES
. . . to Charlie Dubin, former
Darby's and now Kingsley
pianist . . . recuperating at
home after triple heart
bypass at Sinai Hospital.
FIFTH ANNUAL
Michigan reunion . . . in
Dallas, Texas . . . is July 30
. for anyone from the
Wolverine State living in
the Dallas-Ft. Worth area
. . . no school affiliation.
For info, call (214) 233-
4551 or (214) 867-2095 .. .
or write to Michi-Texans,.
P.O. Box 2524, Richardson,
Texas 75080 . . . Site will be
Austin Ranch in Grapevine,
Texas . . . $10 per person,
buffet dinner, music and
dancing.
Cash bar will include
Faygo and Vernor's . . .
Stroh's ice cream with San-
ders hot fudge .. . Stroh's
Beer is giving helping hand
since it coincides with the
introduction of Stroh's in
Texas.
The first party had 75 .. .
Last year was 500 . . . tele-
vised over NBC-TV news
. . . Projection for this year
is 600.
CONGRATS ... to Rose .
and Mitch Kent . . . on 40th
anniversary . celebrated
by 100 guests at Nifty Nor-
man's ... Also to Marge and
Jerry Robbins . . . on their
34th anniversary the same
day . . . among the 100 help-
ing celebrate Rose and
Mitch's big event. -
AFTER OVER 20 years,
Bottle 'n Gift name will be
changed . . . to Panache .. .
That's a French word- for
plume on helmet . . . taken
as a feather in their cap for
owners Arlene and Max
Burns on rebuilding the
beautiful place soon to be at
Humidor One after the fire
. . . 10 Mile and Evergreen.
Both Panache and.
Humidor One will occupy
the same site . . . with Ar-
lene in charge of the gift de-
partment to include a. dis-
play case shipped in from
Germany by Rosenthal
China for showing its very
fine wares . . . Max will
again head the Humidor
One cigar and tobacco oper-
ation.
Bottle 'n Gift first opened
on Coolidge and 10 Mile .. .
then moved to Green-8
Shopping Center, Green-
field north of Eight Mile .. .
and was 10 years in the Or-
chard Mall, Orchard Lake
Rd. and Maple.
CONGRATS . . . to Hy
and Anne Teplitsky . . . on
their 50th anniversary.
5TH YEAR REUNION
by Southfield - Lathrup

Friday, July 8, 1983 29

High 1978 graduating class
is Aug. 6, -8 p.m. at Nifty -
Norman's . . . For more
info, call David Rouff, 458-
2988.
THIS MONDAY, 8 a.m.
to 12 noon at Southfield's
Civic Center Pavilion on
Evergreen, is Senator Jack
Faxon's self-sponsored con-
ference for better relations
between business and gov-
ernment . . . plus business
strategy improvements .. .
State department heads
will speak and head discus-
sion groups . . . Gov. James
Blanchard will also talk.
PAUL HAAR, son of
Frances Adoff, was recently
elected secretary-treasurer
of the Washington Foreign
Law Society . . . He pre-
sently practices interna-
tional law in Washington,
D.C.
. to
CONGRATS
Emily Brown . . . on her
86th birthday . . . The
former Detroiter, now liv-
ing in Florida, has been an
accomplished portrait
painter for years.
BLANCHE AND DAN
SIEGEL have purchased a
large computer and
software for the Beth
Hayeled school at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek . . . in mem-
ory of son Robert, who
passed on about a year ago
. . . It will open up an entire
new approach to education
. . . and hope to be just the
beginning of many things
they intend to do in keeping
Robert's spirit alive.
Robert's son, Marc Siegel,
recently graduated from
University of Michigan
Medical School • . and is
now at Tufts University in
Boston, studying brain
surgery . . . His daughter,
Wendy, also graduated U of
M Dental School.
University of Michigan
was Robert's almamater .. .
helping create a fund to
provide scholarships for
needy students . . . He was a
past president of Knollwood
Country Club . . . and a
communal leader . . . with
many deeds which certainly
will perpetuate his memory.
Son of Robert's brother,
Barry, 10-year-old
Jonathan, graduated Lee-
ward Elementary School .. .
voted best all-around stu-
dent by faculty and school
attendees . . . Barry is a
Miami barrister . . . • An-
other brother, also a U of M
grad and Southfield attor-
ney, Byron Siegel, was re-
cently named as the first in
the United States to receive
a master of law degree in
medicolegal law.
CONGRATS . . . to Shir-
ley and Joel Silber . . . on
their 25th anniversary.

Leonard Stern of New
York is one of America's 10
wealthiest Jews, according
to "The Jewish Almanac."
His holdings include Hartz
Mountain Industries and
real estate.

GENEVA(JTA) — A
spokesman for the Interna-
tional Committee of the Red
Cross (ICRC) branded as
false the claim by a Palesti-
nian terrorist group that
the Red Cross was indolent
in seeking permission to
visit two Israeli soldiers
held prisoner by the group
in Lebanon.
One of the prisoners, Yosi
Gross, told a wire service
reporter last week that a
Red Cross representative
had visited them only once,
last May.
Tachsin el Shabli, a
member of the extremist
terrorist group headed by
Achmed Jibril, who was
present at the interview,
said visits were permitted
every two months but that
the Red Cross had asked
only once to be allowed to
see the Israeli prisoners.
This was reported in the Is-
raeli press.

The ICRC spokesman
told the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, "We
have constantly been try-
ing to get permission to
visita the two Israeli
POWs held by the Ach-
med Jibril group and we
continue our efforts con-
stantly. What the man
said is just not true."
The spokesman added
that the Red Cross was not
pleased that the Jibril
group makes announce-
ments through the press
without contacting the
ICRC as is the custom. He
said that while reporters
are allowed to visit the pris-
oners, that right is denied
the ICRC.

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Up, Report Says

. BONN (JTA)—Neo-Nazi
groups became an increas-
ingly dangerous element in
West Germany in 1982 ac-
cording to an annual report
just released by the Interior
Minister of the Rhineland-
Palatinate.
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