THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 11, 1983 53

NY Political Scientist. to Speak JFS a Host for National Meeting
at Bnai Moshe Israel Bond Fete

Dr. David J. Schnall,
political scientist and
authority on Middle East-
ern affairs, will speak at the
Cong. Bnai Moshe tribute
dinner in behalf of Israel
Bonds.
The dinner, to be held 6
p.m. Nov. 20, will honor
congregation members
Charles and Bella Ruben,
recipients-elect of the 35th
Anniversary Award.
Dinner chairmen are Dr.
Edward L. Klarman and
Abraham Pasternak.
Schnall is an associate
professor at both Long Is-
land University and the
College of Staten Island of
the City University of New
York.

A prolific writer and
critic, Dr. Schnall is the
author of scholarly books
and numerous articles.
His most recent volume is

"Cracks in the Wall," a
study of political cur-
rents in Israel. Another
book, "Ethnicity and
Suburban Local Poli-
tics," was published in
1975.

Professor Schnall has
made several speaking
tours through the Eastern
United States and Canada
and has addressed radio
audiences in New York. In
1978, he visited Israel
under grants from the Lit-
tauer Foundation, Sigma Xi
and CUNY.
He has- been involved in
youth work through Miz-
rachi and Yeshiva Univer-
sity, where he received his
ordination and an MS de-
gree in Judaic studies. He

DAVID SCHNALL

also holds both MA and PhD
degrees in political science
from Fordham University.

Shaarit Haplaytah Dinner
to Honor Simon Schwarzberg

Simon Schwarzberg past
president of Shaarit Hap-
laytah Organization, will be
honored at a testimonial
dinner sponsored by Shaarit
Haplaytah 6 p.m. Nov. 20 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Leon Halpern, president of
Shaarit Haplaytah, invites
friends. Schwarzberg is
being honored "for playing a
major role in the growth and
achievements of Shaarit
Haplaytah."
Schwarzberg occupied

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BNAI DAVID MEN'S
CLUB will have a pre-

Elaine Zaks, supervisor,
will be a moderator in a ses- Thanksgiving feather party
sion on treatment of inti- 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the
Rotenberg. Hall of the
mate relationships.
Samuel Lerner, JFS synagogue. There will be
executive director, has been prizes. Admission is nomi-
appointed a member of the nal.
Advisory Council on
Agency Professionals of the Falsehood is never so suc-
Family Service Association cessful as when she baits
of America, which will be her hook with truth, and no
meeting during the confer- opinions so fatally mislead
ence to set the future course us, as those that are not
of FSAA. wholly wrong.

"LET THE AWE OF YOUR TEACHER BE THE SAME AS THE AWE THAT
YOU FEEL FOR THE A-MIGHTY"
A Chapter 11 bankruptcy at the expense of the teachers, a
substantial reduction in hours and therefore pay and the specific
hiring of non-union replacements are tactics unworthy of a Jewish
institution of learning.
We call upon the administration of Akiva Hebrew Day School to
follow the torah path and end the confrontation that has resulted
in so much bitterness in this community.

AKIVA PARENTS FOR QUALITY EDUCATION
AND TORAH SOCIAL JUSTICE

For information and
reservations, call, Sonia
Popowski, 557-3994.

CALL 354-0438 AND
DISCOVER PROFESSIONAL
QUALITY

Helen Shevin, past
president of the JFS, is the
agency representative to
the Family Service Associa-
tion of America.

BRING OUR TEACHERS BACK!

Charles H.
Rabbi
Rosenzveig, director of the
Holocaust Memorial Center
and a friend of the honoree,
said as a survivor of the
ghettos and Auschwitz,
Schwarzberg dedicates
much of his time to make
sure that the story and les-
sons of the Holocaust are
remembered and studied.

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therapeutic intervention
with the families of the
unemployed. She will be
describing JFS involve-
ment in counseling serv-
ices to the unemployed
and underemployed and
how this has helped
clients cope with these
problems.

"LOVE PEACE AND PURSUE PEACE"

every major office within
the Shaarit Haplaytah, in-
cluding . organizing and
making possible the first
exclusively-designed
Holocaust Memorial Center
in the U.S. of which he is
now secretary.

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Margaret Weiner, di-
rector of professional
services, will present a
paper on therapeutic
concepts and Esther
Krystal, caseworker, will
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The Jewish Family Serv-
ice will be one of the hosts
for the 1983 Family Service
Association of America bi-
ennial conference. The
meeting will be held Nov.
17-20 at the Westin Hotel.
Susan Citrin, JFS vice
president, and Aileen
Kleiman, JFS board
member, are members of
the local arrangements
committee.
Several staff members of
the Jewish Family Service
will present professional
papers.

NEW YORK (ZINS) —
Describing the president of
Syria, former U.S. Under
Secretary of State Joseph
Sisco writes, "I have known
President Hafez el-Assad
for years. With Mr. Assad
one has to be on guard. He is
intelligent, engaging, soft
spoken, with a wry sense of
humor.
"He is also Byzantine and
has little compunction
about the ruthless use of
force. He is a very touchy
bargainer, and his first con-
cern is survival. He seeks to
make Lebanon a client
state. He deeply mistrusts
and fears Israelis and has
positioned himself skillfully
to play a bigger role in Arab
politics."

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