SINGLE
Jewish Singles
Toronto Trip
California Casual
Party For Singles
(Ages 25-45)
July 17E19
Arranged by The Jewish News,
Community Network for Jewish Singles
and Metro Toronto Singles
Trip includes:
• Round-trip train from Windsor
(9:30 a.m. or 6:10 p.m. departure July 17)
• 2 nights' accommodations at Westin Hotel
(double occupancy)
• Friday night singles Oneg Shabbat
• Sightseeing and shopping
• Cocktail dance party
• Sunday brunch
• Snack on return train (departs Toronto 3:30 p.m. July 19)
$190 Complete
Absolute deadline July 9
(No Exceptions)
For information, call Jill Cole, 661-1000, ext. 347; or Heidi Press, 352-6858,
evenings before 10.
APPLICATION
Name
Address
Day Phone
Roommate Preference
Make check payable to: JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Mail check and application to: JCC-Singles, 6600 W. Maple,
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
Travel arrangements by Can-Am Travel, Inc.
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Friday, June 12, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
CANAM
Reservations are still being
taken for the Temple Israel
Singles Extension Group's
California casual, buffet dinner
party, slated for 7 p.m. June 25
at the temple.
Dinner and dancing will
highlight the evening. Jewish
singles 50 and up are invited.
There is a fee, and paid reser-
vations are due by Wednesday.
Bicycle Club
Has Special Ride
Peddlers Bicycle Club (25-45)
will go bicycling June 21,
meeting 10:30 a.m. at the
Southfield Public Library. The
ride will last about 11/2 hours.
Children are invited to this
special Father's Day ride.
Members should bring a picnic
lunch.
Japanese Store
Withdraws
From Confab
New York (JTA) — A
leading Japanese department
store has cancelled its spon-
sorship of a 'Ibkyo forum this
week following a protest by
the Anti-Defamation League
of B'nai B'rith because the
scheduled lecturer was
Masumi Uno, the author of
two anti-Semitic books.
Mitsuo Yamazaki, presi-
dent of Seibu Department
Stores, Ltd., said that Seibu
has withdrawn from the
forum at the Hotel Okura and
that the event has been
cancelled. In a letter to the
company, Abraham Foxman,
ADL associate national direc-
tor, had asked that it not pro-
vide its "highly respectable
platform" to further Uno's
efforts.
According to an announce-
ment made by Saison, a part
of the Seibu organization, the
subject of the forum was
"Signs of a Great Depression
and Japan's Future." The cir-
cular contained the following
question: "Are Jews the key
to solving world problems?"
Uno, head of an Osaka-
based group called the Mid-
dle East Problems Research
Center, charged in his current
Japanese best seller If You
Can Understand Judea, You
Can Understand the World,
that American Jewish
businessmen "orchestrated" a
plot to increase the value of
the yen in order to harm
Japanese industry. In the
same book, published last
November, Uno claimed that
the scope of the Nazi
Holocaust against the Jews
has been greatly exaggerated.