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day, Channel 4, Rabbi David and
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oners of conscience and an unlit
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FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS: 7 p.m.
Tuesday, WQRS-FM (105), Mike
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Chanukah. '
HA KOL: THE JEWISH
VOICE: 4:30 p.m. Sunday,
WDET-FM (101.9), Mark
Goldsmith interviews Edwin
Black about his book, The Trans-
fer Agreement; Leonard Baron
reminisces about synagogue Sab-
bath observance with Donna
Sklar; "Jews on the Supreme
Court" (Part IV).
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Sunday, Cable Channel 43 (SPN),
in search of the Maccabees with
Walter Zanger, Chanukah fea-
tures.
SPECIAL: 3 p.m. Monday,
Channel 50 Lights, an animated
Chanukah feature.
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Alert system
on cable TV
The city of Southfield's cable
TV division has implemented a
new cable emergency alert system
to provide announcements of local
emergencies to Southfield cable
subscribers.
The system is limited to
emergencies occurring in the
cities of Southfield and Oak Park,
and is activated by the police de-
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by top city management.
When the system is activated, a
visual message appears on all
channels indicating it is an emer-
gency message, along with a live,
verbal message describing the na-
ture of the emergency. Viewers
are advised to stay turned to
municipal cable channels 8 and 15
for further information.
LOCAL NEWS
New Leadership Division
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YIDDISH IS HEIMISH: 8:30
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CAFE SHALOM: 9 p.m. Mon-
day, WCAR (1090), music, news
and features from Israel plus
community announcements, with
Bella Greenbaum, Fay Knoll,
Masha Silver and Marilyn Smith.
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The New Leadership Division
of Metro Detroit Israel Bonds has
been established. The newly or-
ganized board consists of volun-
teer lay persons Lawrence Wolfe
and Donald Wagner, general co-
chairmen; Dottie Wagner and
Debbie Klein, co-chairmen for
$250 Israel Certificate sales; Gary
Wyner and David Chait, co-
chairmen for education; and
Maggie Feldman and Patty
Bordman, co-chairmen for pro-
gramming.
Those serving on the board of
New Leadership are: Stuart
Bordman, Dr. Robert Brateman,
Jonathan Brateman, Ilene Chait,
Sid Feldman, Andrea and Mark
Kahn, Bernice and Irving Kernis,
Neil B. Klein, Karen and Allen
Lovinger, Richard Partrich, Bar-
bara and Dr. Norman Ratner,
Joan and Neil Satovsky, Linda
and Dennis Simon, Andrea Wolfe
and Diane Wyner.
New Leadership is that section
of the Israel Bond Organization
which seeks to attract young men
and women, representing a
variety of professions, businesses
and life-styles, who share a com-
mon interest: aiding in the build-
ing of Israel's economy. New
Leadership's goal is to educate
and to develop the future leaders
of the overall' local Israel Bond
campaign.
Membership is open and infor-
mation can be obtained through
field representative Jill Kaye at
the Israel Bond office, 557-2900.
Student ranks
high in math
Sergei Makar-Limanov, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonid Makar-
Limanov of Oak Park, finished in
the top five percent of Part I of the
20th annual Michigan Math-
ematics Prize Competition.
Sergei is a 12th grader at
Yeshivat Akiva.