36 Friday, October 19, 1984

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WE CONGRATULATE

DR. DAVID S. UNGAR

FOOT SPECIALIST

Upon the recent opening of his practice at

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM

THROUGH THE SOLE PATRONAGE
OF

WILLIAM MID JUNE POPLACK

34405 GRAND RIVER
FARMINGTON, MI 48024
477-3301

all our love
Mom, Dad, Leah, Dani, Sarah, David, Raphael, Naftali,
Benji, Eli, Barbara and Leon.

PRESENTS

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AN OUTSTANDING MUSICAL EVENING

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Thursday, Nov. 8, 1984, 8 p.m.

SYMPOSIUM ON JEWISH EDUCATION
with guest speaker

FEATURING

DR. MORTON SIEGEL

CANTOR BEN ZION MILLER,
CANTOR HAROLD ORBACH,
CANTOR MAX SHIMANSKY,
TEMPLE BETH EL,
TEMPLE ISRAEL,
CONG. BETH ACHIM,
BROOKLYN, N.Y. W. BLOOMFIELD, MICH SOUTHFIELD, MICH.

Director Department of Education

United Synagogue Of America

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1984
1:00 - 4:00 P.M.

COMMUNITY AT LARGE INVITED - NO CHARGE

PICKETS MUST BE OBTAINED AT SYNAGOGUE
OFFICE

GEORGE J. ROSSMAN — LOUIS WEBER

CO-CHAIRMEN

hosted br

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM
21100 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield

1 4- 0*

TOPICS FOR THE PROGRAM INCLUDE:

THERE WILL ALSO BE WORKSHOPS LED BY:

The Future of Education in our synagogues
Goals and Purposes of an Education Program

Dr. Morton Siegel and
Marlene Appelman, Director of Family
Life at Cong. Shaarey Zedek

sponsored by the Continuing Education Program of

Michigan Region United Synagogue of America

Proposed expansion
of EEC has Israel
wary on exports

Brussels (JTA) — Israel is mak-
ing clear to its European trading_
partners the serious concern it
has for its agricultural exports
once Spain and Portugal become
members of the European Eco-
nomic Community (EEC) in
January 1986.
A delegation representing
Hamerkaz Hakhaklat, the cen-
tral organization of agricultural
cooperatives in Israel, had a series
of meetings in Brussels last week
with representatives of Belgian
an European agricultural inter-
ests.
Simha Assaf, who headed the
Israeli group, stressed that we
are not asking for preferential
treatment, but we want the Euro-
pean authorities to take our situa-
tion into account on a basis of re-
ciprocity and equality."
Spain is due to enter the EEC
Jan. 1, 1986, but the date is prob-
lematic because negotiations are
presently deadlocked.

Parliamentary group
nixes anti-Zionist
resolution at parley

New York (JTA) — The
secretary-general of the Inter
Parliamentary Union, Pio-Carlo
Terenzio, has privately written
the president of the World Jewish
Congress, Edgar M. Bronfman,
informing him that in place of a
proposed Kuwaiti resolution:;:
equating Zionism with racism,
the Union adopted an alternative
resolution without anti-Zionist
references at its conference which
ended in Geneva earlier this
month.
In his letter received here last
week, Terenzio refered to the
"numerous cables and letters
from Jewish associations from all
over the world" urging defeat of ,
the Kuwaiti proposal, and he
asked the WJC president to in-
form the Jewish organizations of
the decisions taken at the confer-. - 1
ence. The resolution ultimately
adopted condemns South Africa's
racial policies but makes no refer-
ence to Israel.

70th
of YESHIVAH BETH YEHUDAH

B11011ETARY

at the Fairlane Manor

DINNER: 7:00 P.M.
COCKTAILS: 6:00 P.M.
*For Reservations Please Call: 557-6750
"GOLDEN TORAH AWARD RECIPIENT"

Mr. Sol Lessman

Dinner Co-Chairmen

IVAN BLOCH • I. WILLIAM SHERR
DAVID HOLTZMAN • SPENCER PARTRICH • MICKEY SHAPIRO