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May 25, 1984 - Image 33

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-05-25

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

NEWS

YOUR WEDDING—
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Tel Aviv (JTA) — The
army has denied reports
from Beirut and Sidon that
two women killed in the Ein
Hilwe refugee camp near
Sidon last week were shot
_by IDF troops.
Andolof
Rydbeck,
- JNRWA commissioner
general in Beirut, has con ;
firmed the shooting was by
members of the Palestinian
National Guard Militia, a
group of camp residents
armed and backed by Israel.
The Ein Hilwe camp had
been uneasy throughout the
week, following IDF
searches of the camp for
arms caches. Large quan-
tities of arms and amuni-
tion were reportedly found.
According to an IDF
statement, the first woman
was shot and killed by a
camp resident during a dis-
turbance while she was
moving her family away
from the camp. At the
woman's funeral at noon,
shots were fired from the
crowd and a second woman
was killed and a man
wounded.
Rydbeck said two camp
residents had been shot and
wounded by IDF- troops
when they sealed off the
camp on Tuesday.

Economic crisis
was avoidable,
Israel says

Washington (JTA) — a
leading Israeli economist
blamed "bad management"
for his country's present
economic crisis.
Yuval Elizur, a former
government consul for eco-
nomic affairs and currently
financial editor of Maariv,
told a meeting of B'nai
B'rith Internation's Board
of Governors here Sunday
"there is no objective justifi-
cation for the prevailing
state of affairs in the Israeli
economy. There is no reason
why the gap in the balance
of payments should be $5
billion a year and why
prices should rise by 400
percent a year."
Elizur declared that un-
like countries whose eco-
nomic problems are insolu-
ble, Israel "could have pul-
led itself up by its
)ootstraps." He explained to
B'nai B'rith's top 150
policy-makers that while
the Jewish nation lacks
mineral deposits, it does
have "the most important
raw material: brain power."

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COMMUNITY VISITING DAYS
AT CAMP MAAS MONDAY, MAY 28
AT CAMP TAMARACK SUNDAY JUNE 3
1:00-4:00 P.M.

Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy a day at camp. Recreational equipment and some facilities,
including boating will be available. Lemonade provided free. (Bus tours available at Camp
Maas.)

Directions to Camp Maas and Camp Tamarack.
Camp Maas, Ortonville
Camp Tamarack, Brighton

From Detroit, drive north on 1-75 to the Fenton Exit, follow
Grange Hall Road east, past Sheriffs Department, to Barron
Road. Turn left on Barron Road from 1 1 /2 miles to Perryville
Road. Turn right on Perryville Road for 1 /2 mile to camp
entrance. Or take Northwestern Highway to Telegraph Road
(US 24). Turn right on Telegraph and continue on US 24 to US
10 (Dixie Hwy.). Turn left and proceed on US 10 for approx-
imately 17 miles to Grange Hall Road and proceed for 3 miles
to Barron Road. Turn left (north) 1 1 /2 miles to Perryville Road.
Be sure to make a right turn onto Perryville Road and proceed
1 /2 mile to camp entrance.

Take the Lodge Freeway to the Lansing exit (696) to 1-96.
Follow 1-96 west for about 23 miles. Take the US-23 NORTH
exit and follow US-23 north for 8 miles. Take the M-59 exit
(marked PONTIAC-HARTLAND). Follow M-59 west (left from
exit ramp) for a very short distance, until you come to a traffic
light. This is the old US-23, which is parallel to the new US-23
expressway. Turn left on US-23 (which is almost like a service
drive of the expressway) and go about 2 miles. Then, turn
right (west) onto the Camp road. You may also take North-
western Highway to 1-696 to 1-96, then following the above
directions, taking 1-96 north to US-23, and so on.

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