THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Israel Independence festival May 20 at main Jewish Center Rosalie Dean, chairman for the community's Israel Independence Day celebra- tion, sponsored by the Jewish Community Coun- cil, has announced the May 20 observance marking Is- rael's 36th anniversary will begin at 8 a.m. at the main Jewish Community Center. The main program, start- ing at 1:30 p.m., features an address by Michigan's Lt. Gov: Martha Griffiths. Is- raeli singer Gadi Elon will provide entertainment at 2 p.m. According to Booth Chairman Robert Shapiro, products from Israel will be available for sale at organization-run exhibits to be open at 10 a.m. Flow- ers, toys, greeting cards, eyeglass frames, foods and Budget cuts for settlements in West Bank JERUSALEM (JTA) — Premier Yitzhak Shamir told irate Jewish settlers Tuesday that settlement ac- tivity on the West Bank will face budget cuts, just like activities in, Israel proper, because of the severe eco- nomic situation. Shamir met with mem- bers of the Council of Settlers in Judaea and Samaria who complained bitterly over what they con- sider inadequate funding for new settlements in the territory. Benny Katzover and Yisrael Harel, two of the more militant settler leaders, demanded greater resources for new settle- ments before the July 23 elections. Shamir sought to place the settlements within the broad framework of gov- ernment spending which must be cut back in com- pliance with Finance Minis- ter Yigal Cohen-Orgad's austerity economic pro- gram. Cohen-Orgad, who is building a home for himself in Ariel on the West Bank, strongly supported the Prime Minister. The set- tlements budget cannot es- cape the pruning knife, he said. r Activities in Society Elaine Sturman of Bir- mingham was in Israel last month to participate in Hadassah's study mission for young leaders. Student cited Daniel J. Halabe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Halabe of Livonia, was cited for distinguished academic achievement during the fall quarter at Northwestern University. Fisher named Detroiter Max M. Fisher has been re-elected as a vice president of HIAS, the He- brew Immigrant Aid Society. DETROIT SALUTES 3E1 Li im j a YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1984 candies, jewelry, art work, and telephones are among the items to be sold. Addi- tionally, travel and infor- mational materials will be displayed. All Council member- organizations and their af- filiates have been invited to have booths at the Center for the day's celebration. A fashion show of Israeli swimwear and dresses is being coordinated by Es- telle Gubow. Models will circulate in the building starting at 12:30 p.m. and the show will be at 1 p.m. Showings of the film, "Exodus," will be at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Israel's Birth- day Cake, a magic perform- ance and arts and crafts, will highlight the children's programs beginning at 1 p.m. Open in the Allan Lounge at the Center will be the Safed Artist's Gallery. At 8 a.m., 500 partici- pants are expected to gather for the Jewish Community Center Runners' Club "Chai Run" which starts at 8:30 a.m. The Jewish Welfare Fed- eration and its Allied Jewish Campaign are spon- soring a Walk for Israel to commence at the Hechtman Jewish Federation Apts. at 9 a.m. in conjunction with the 36th Israel Indepen- dence Day celebration. For information on the day's events or to inquire about an organizational booth, call the Center's cul- tural arts department, 661-1000, ext. 250. Friday, April 13, 1984 77 "TAKE TWO" VIDEO TAPING ■ OP- WEDDINGS • BAR MITZVAHS OR FOR ANY OCCASION ... 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Likud also is striving for internal unity. Deputy Premier David Levy's an- nouncement that he will not contest Premier Yitzhak Shamir for the top spot on the election list eased the situation. But former De- fense Minister Ariel Sharon reiteratred that he was de- termined to run against Shamir despite appeals from many Herut activists to withdraw from the race. Labor announced that the defeat of Likud is its top priority. Peres warned the Central Committee that "victory is not guaranteed. We should not sit back satis- fied. But victory is not im- possible. Our main task is to replace the Likud regime, for the good of the people, the country and the Labor Party." Navon, in his first politi- cal speech since ending his five-year term as president last year, agreed that Labor must present a united front. Many political observers believe that former Premier Menachem Begin was a key factor in Levy's "last min- ute" decision not to run against Shamir. Begin, who has been in virtual seclusion since he resigned last summer, in- vited Shamir to his home last week for their first face-to-face meeting in months. They reportedly discussed the election cam- paign and other party mat- ters. Meanwhile, MK David Magen, a leading Sharon supporter, told reporters that if Sharon wins 30 per- cent of the vote in the Herut Central Committee, he would consider it a substan- tial success that would sig- nificantly strengthen his standing in the party. HAPPY PASSOVER! At Marguerite's Boutique you will find the most up- to-date fashions for all occasions, including special dresses for bar mitzvahs, mother of the bride/ groom, cocktail and evening wear at the most rea- sonable prices, with personalized attention. Four arrested in attacks on religious sites Jerusalem (jta) — Jerusalem police an- nounced Monday the ar- rests of four ultra-religious Israeli youths who they say are responsible for the series of bomb and grenade attacks on Christian and Moslem religious sites in Jerusalem and on the West Bank in recent months. The accused were iden- tified as the brothers Avi and Ami Darei, their cousin, David Darei, and Uri Ben-Ayun. According to the police; they comprise the group calling itself "Terror Against Terror" (TNT), which has claimed responsibility for most of the attacks. Ben-Aytin was described as the leader. Jerusalem Police Corn- missioner Rahamin Com- fort insisted that the four had acted alone and were in no way connected with any political or other groups. 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