28 Friday,: August 10, 1984
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BAIS CHABAD OF FARMINGTON HILLS
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congratulate
Rabbi and Mrs. Chaim Moshe Bergstein
4200 Walnut Lk. Rd.
in conjunction with the United Hebrew Schools
offer a 2 day a week school program teaching Bat
and Bar Mitzvah, Jewish Holidays, customs, life
cycle, history and Bible.
Rabbi of Junior Congregation
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The collection features
illustrations by Barney
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opera star Jan Peerce, who
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suffering of the Jewish
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AJC to probe
Jewish situation
in S. America
New York — The Ameri-
can Jewish Committee has
begun an investigation into
the state of human rights
and Jewish-Christian rela-
tions in Argentina, Brazil
and Uruguay. -
Heading up the two-week
project are the AJCommit-
tee's director of interna-
tional relations, Rabbi Marc
Tanenbaum, and Jacobo
Kovadloff, the organiza-
tion's director of South
American affairs. The two
will meet with heads of
state, foreign ministers,
religious and communal
leaders and human rights
groups in each of the coun-
tries, according to the AJ-
Committee.
The study is being under-
taken so that the committee
may obtain firsthand in-
formation on the problems
and prospects for Jewish
communities in the three
South American countries.
2 IDF . soldiers
killed in mishap
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Two
IDF soldiers were killed and
four civilians were injured
last weekend during a
late-night drag race be-
tween two cars along a des-
erted stretch of road in the
Galilee. The names of the
victims were not released.
The accident occurred as
a group of teenage members
of a Galilee kibbutz were re-
turning from a party early
Sunday morning.