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March 23, 1984 - Image 36

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-03-23

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Friday, March 23, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israel-Palestinian peace

Flint News

Prospects topic of forum

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"The Prospects for an
Israeli-Palestinian Peace"
will be discussed by two Is-
raeli and Palestinian ac-
tivists, Mordechai Bar On
and Mounir Fasheh, at the
Birmingham Temple on
April 2 at 8:30 p.m. There is
an admission charge.
Bar On is a faculty
member in the department
of international affairs at
Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, a member of the
Central Council of the
Labor Party, on the board of
directors of the Interna-•
tional Center for Peace in
the Middle East and a
spokesman for the Peace
Now movement.
He was an assistant to the
late Gen. Moshe Dayan and
served with the rank of col-
onel as the chief education
offiCer of the Israeli Defense
Force.
Fasheh was born in

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Mounir Fasheh

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students at Bir Zeit Univer-
sity — the largest univer-
sity on the West Bank —
from 1978 to 1981. He has
published three books in
Arabic and is completing a
PhD degree at Harvard
University, where he was
elected to the editorial
board of the Harvard Edu-
cation Review.
The presentation is co-
sponsored by the Birming-
ham Temple, Detroit-
Metropolitan and Ann
Arbor branches of the New
Jewish Agenda, the First
Unitarian Church, the War
Resisters League, the Peace
Leverage Group of the Bir-
mingham Unitarian
Church, Workmen's Circle,
the American-Israeli Civil
Liberties Coalition, the
American Arab Anti-
Discrimination Committee,
the Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.) Social Action
Committee — Detroit Area.

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Camp Maccabi is taking
registration for the summer
camping season.
Located at Holiday Hills
of Camp Copneconic near
Fenton, the camp is directed
by Marilyn Megdell and
Ilise Goldma'n, assistant di-
rector.
The camp is conducting a
contest to design a new
camp t-shirt. Children be-
tween age 5 and 10 are elig-
ible. Entries should be on
white letter-sized paper
with the design and letter-
ing in black ink or dark pen-
cil. Deadline is May 1.
Entries should be sent to the
Flint Jewish Federation,
120 W. Kearsley, Flint,
48502.
The camp emphasizes the
arts, sports and recreation
and Judaica. Bus transpor-
tation will be provided.
Scholarships are available.
A special program will be of-
fered to 10 and 11 year olds.
For information about the
camp, call the Flint Jewish
Federation, 767-5922.

Flint Obituaries

Milton Kaplan

Milton H. Kaplan, an in-
surance and securities spe-
cialist, died March 9.
A resident of Flint for
most of his life, Mr. Kaplan
was a member of Bnai Brith
and was a chartered life
underwriter.
He is survived by his wife,
Betty; four children, Kim,
David of Tucson, Ariz., Patti
Kuhn of Seattle, Wash., and
Tom of Flushing; two sis-
ters, Ruth Bean and Ada
Gross of White Plains, N.Y.;
and three grandsons.

David Handman

THE MAINE EVENT

David L. Handman, a
plumbing contractor, died
March 10.
A native of Russia, Mr.
Handman was a member of
Cong. Beth Israel, Hope In-
dependent Lodge of the Ma-
sons, Lodge Council Chap-

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MARJORIE NUSS-
BAUM, 57, of Deal, N.J.,
died March 9. Survived by a
son, David of Flint.

`Church-State'
Topic of forum

"Church and State: A
New Marriage?" will be
topic of a presentation at
7:30 p.m. on April 3 in
Flint's Beth El by Howard
Simon of the American
Civil Liberties Union.
Coffee and desserts will
be served.
The program is sponsored
by the Temple Beth El Sis-
terhood and is open to the
community. For reserva-
tions, call the temple office,
232-3138.

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Flint's Temple Beth El
will sponsor a Las Vegas
Night at Our Lady of Leba-
non Church Hall, 4101 Cal-
kins Rd., at 7:30' p.m. on
April 7.
There will be a cash bar
and hot snack foods will be
sold. No one under 21 years
of age will be admitted.
Tickets will be available
at the door. For tickets, call
Phoebe Flynn, 694-0352; or
Sally Simmons, 767-3974.

Women's donor

Beth Israel Sisterhood's
53rd annual donor, "Vig-
nettes and Vittles for
Passover" will be held April
4 at 11:30 a.m. at Cong.
Beth Israel. Luncheon will
be served. For information,
contact Sue Himelhoch,
732-7905.

WJC scores
Chilean pol for
biased remark

Santiago (JTA) — The
Chilean Jewish community
has denounced the charges
made by a former Senator
that Jews were responsible
for the economic ruin of the
country, according to the
World Jewish Congress
(WJC).
The former Senator, Ar-
mando Jaramillo Lyon,
levelled the charge during a
radio program called "Open
Dialogue" in which the
political situation in the
country was being debated.
Remarking on the desper-
ate state of the economy, he
declared, "Why should we
not say that this is due to a
plan implemented by Jews,
too, and it is they who, at
this moment, are actively
promoting a whole eco-
nomic process which has
apparently led to the de-
struction and extermina-
tion of our country's
economy."

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