THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS BNAI BRITH . TROY JEWISH. CONGREGATION Membership Picnic 11:00 A.M. August 26, 1984 Dinner kicks off BB drive Nathan D. Rubenstein, Detroit B'nai B'rith Found- ation chairman, announced that the B'nai B'rith Youth Services Appeal Campaign kick-off dinner will take place at . 6 p.m. Sept. 11 at Adat Shalom Synagogue. The campaign, Which began Aug. 1, will run through Dec. 31. The goal is $250,000. The beneficiary of the campaign will be the youth serving agencies sponsored by B'nai B'rith International. These agen- cies, A.Z.A., B.B.G., the Hillel Foundations on the college campus and the B'nai B'rith Career and Counseling Service, reach out to tens of thousands of young people. Arthur C. Schott is the associate chairman for the campaign kick-off dinner. The committee members are: David Bittker, Floyd Bornstein, Louis Weber, Gerald Corlin, David Levine, Sol Moss, Harold Zuker • Mark Segal, Ernest Shaw, Milton Weinstein, Oscar Tuttleman, Alex .Ornstein and Ralph Miller. For information and re- servaations, contact the B'nai B'rith Foundation Office, 552-8070. Prospective Members. and Interested Persons MOST WELCOME! Come meet our congregation and erlioY.a PiCrlic lunch. No reeervation§—are"' necessary. For further information and directions, Please call Phyllis Wenig at 879-2829, Bruce Turbow at 879-9020, or Nancy Gross 879-7507. . COUPON DOUBLE DISCOUNT C Diplomats predict Israel will be target. of UN attack , Quality Cleaning - Save Up To Nathan Rubenstein NEWS United Nations (JTA) — Diplomats at the United Nations say that the Arabs will concentrate their at- tack on Israel during the upcom ing 39th session of the General Assembly on two issues: Israel's. contin- ued occupation of south Lebanon and Israel's re- fusal to join an interna- tional peace conference, with the Palestine Libera- tion Organization, to soli% the Mideast conflict. The General Assembly is scheduled to open here Sept: 18 and its agenda is already crowded with scores of items on the Mideast conflict and its ramifications. • According to the dip- lomats, the relative quiet between Israel and its Arab neighbors in the past year makes it More difficult for the Arabs to accelerate their yearly offensive on Is- rael in the General Assem- bly. Friday, August 24, 1984 35 "They are expected to as- established international sail Israel for its continued system concerning the occupation of South Leba- peaceful uses of nuclear non, but they are likely to energy." • "Israeli nuclear arma- draw attention to the sub- ject only if there is peace ment." • "Israeli practices af- and quiet in others parts of Lebanon. They. will not get fecting the human rights of the attention of the interna- the population of the occu- tional community on the pied territories." • "Israel's decision to issue of Israel's presence in south Lebanon while he build a canal linking. the Lebanese are shooting each Mediterranean Sea to the other in other parts of the Dead Sea." country," one diplomat ex- The major yearly debates on the question of Palestine plained. During the three 'month and the situation in the assembly, Israel will be Mideast will also serve as targeted for attacks on platforms for the Arabs and many issues that have sur- their allies againgt Israel. faced in previous as- Israel's name is alsocertain semblies. They include the to be dragged into the de- following items, as they ap- bate on apartheid, with pear in the provisional many Arab speakers recal- agenda of the 39th General ling the 1975 General As- Asembly. sembly resolution equating • "Armed Israeli aggres- Zionism with racism. ' sion against the Iraqi nu- clear installations 'and its grave consequences for the AJC project , tke vtry Arintiaft'on. e glie 14edd Campers, staff and artists-in-resident Irving Berg of the Fresh Air Society's Camp Maas attended the recent dedication of the new donors Sculpture Court.' Names of FAS donors will be mounted on a sculpture in the court, which includes a large abstraci'concrete sculpture dedicated in memory of Executive Director Mr. Michael Zaks, who initiated the project. If *ctured at the dedication are, from left: Joan Rosenbaum, Be , Andy Schlussel, Bert Green, Joel Lattin, Ryan Osterbec „ David Rankin, Adam Herz, John Srizallwood and Jeremy Hirsch. on church-state separation New York -- The Ameri- can Jewish • Cornmittee has launched a program that it hopes will "halt the steady erosion" of the principle of church-state separation in the United States. The Organization's new Religious Freedom Ethics- tion'Project will-mount pro- grams both nationally and through local AJComtnittee chapters throughout the' country in an effort to raise the leyel of understanding On the "critical issue," ac- cording to AJCommittee vice president David Gor- dis. 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