THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32 Friday, February 24, 1984
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Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
to Observe Youth Shabat
Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses will observe
Youth Shabat at services at
8:45 a.m. Saturday.
The service will be con-
ducted entirely by the
synagogue's young people.
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ALLAN/TOURO COLLEGE
In Cooperation With
MIDRASHA COLLEGE OF JEWISH STUDIES
Announces A Special.
JEWISH TEACHER-TRAINING PROGRAM
Leading to credits towards a Master of Hebrew Literature
The College is interested in re-training Jewish pub-
lic school teachers for positions in Jewish schools. The
College is particularly interested in teachers of history
and social studies.
Applicants must have a B.A. and a valid State of
Michigan Teacher's Certificate. References and inter-
views will be required.
All those accepted will be given a stipend.
For further information contact Dr. Gerald A. Teller
at 354-1050.
THE ISRAEL CANCER FOUNDATION
cordially invites you and your friends to our
PRE-PURIM
DINNER-DANCE
5:30 P.M.
Sunday, March 11, 1984
AT THE
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14450 West Ten Mile Road
Dancing to the Music of
ERIC ROSENOW and His CONTINENTALS
BUFFET SUPPER SERVED
Program Chairman of the Evening
Doris Frankel
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DONATION. $15 PER PERSON
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MIKE WEISS — 399-5388
JENOE ROTH — 398-2390
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Labor Party
Would Win,
Poll Reveals
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
public opinion poll pub-
lished in Maariv last week
shows an absolute majority
for the opposition Labor
party if elections were held
this month.
The poll, taken by Modiin
Ezrachi Survey, gives Labor
1 seats in the 120-member
nesset, 24 seats more than
the incumbent Likud which
would get only 37 seats.
This would theoretically
allow the Labor Alignment
to form a government on its
own. But the poll indicated
that it would have several
"natural" allies, including
one seat for Shulamit
Aloni's Ratz Party and two
for the Shinui Party.
The National Religious
Party would drop one seat
from its present six to five,
while the Agudat Israel (4),
Tami (3), and Tehiya (3)
would hold on their present
number of mandates.
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A
Soviet Jewish immigrant
who is now a. professor at
Ben-Gurion University be-
lieves that not one in 100
Soviet• Jews would come to
Israel if the Soviet Union
opened its gates.
Yirmiyahu
Prof.
Branover said Soviet Jews
lack Jewish roots, and he es-
timates the 800,000 to
900,000 Soviet Jews assimi-
lated in Russia during the
last 25 years.
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from Jeffrey and the rest . of us.
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WASHINGTON — The
Commerce Department has
accused Rep. Stewart
McKinney (D-Conn.) of vio-
lating laws prohibiting U.S.
citizens or corporations for
aiding the Arab boycott of
businesses tied to Israel. If
convicted, McKinney could
be fined up to $10,000.
The charges stem from an
incident in which the Con-
gressman furnished
boycott-related information
to the government of
Kuwait on behalf of the
Perkin Elmer Corp., a man-
ufacturer of high technol-
ogy equipment headquar-
tered in his district, accord-
ing to the Commerce De-
partment. McKinney
claims that he had cleared
the information with a
Commerce official
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RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED TO MARCH 6th
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO ISRAEL
DORIS FRANKEL — 559-7368
MARY PAPO — 967-4414
ALEX GREENBERGER — 646-0983
HENRY KUPFER — 398-9660
Cantor Ben-Zion Lanxner
has prepared Torah readers,
junior cantors, and the reli-
gious school choir for this
special service. Barry V
Levine, director of educa-
tion and youth, will officiate
at the Youth Shabat.
Young people participat-
ing in the Youth Shabat in-
clude: Danielle and Josh
Barron; Brian and Scott
Beckerman; Faye Billet;
Jeff and Marc Blackman;
Amy Brode; Paul Cohen;
Judy Droz; Brian, Daniel
and Hilary Dzodin; Wade
Egdish; Michael and Ruth
Flam; Amy and Beth Fren-
kel; Steve • Friedman;
Charles Gaba; Marc
Goldberg; Michael Kopitz;
Gary and Sherri Lavine;
Matthew and Melissa
Levine; Andrea and Brian
Malley; Alyssa and Scott
Maslowe; Dennis and Sha-
heen Moghadam; Alan,
Marc and Michelle New-
man; David and Sara New-
man; Benjamin Pinsky;
Carl and Lisa Raboi; Julia
Rashty; Kevin Resnick;
Marcie and Wayne Segal;
Stuart Shiland; David,
Rachel,. and Ruth Tessler;
Adam Treitman; Elisa
Zabel; and Brian Zeltzer.
The service will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon spon-
sored by the Religious
School PTO, hosted by
Claire Hoffman and Lor-
raine Newman. Reserva-
tions for the luncheon are
required. For reservations,
call the synagogue, 851-
6880.
Rep. Charged
With Violation s
of Boycott Laws
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