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chairman of the AJC
Women's Issues Committe.
"The Jewish community
must seriously examine this
subject, and we must all
recognize that JAP jokes are
not funny: they are ugly, and
they must end."
Copyright 1987, JTA, Inc.
Women Blast
JAP Jokes
Chicago — Charging that
Jewish American Princess
(JAP) jokes are "far from
harmless humor," the
100,000-member National
Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods passed a resolu-
tion condemning "the grow-
ing use of negative stereotyp-
ing and prejudice that de-
mean Jewish women. (Mean-
while, B'nai B'rith Women's
national office offers program
materials to help combat `Jap-
baiting' on college campuses.)
Young Adults
"NY" Bound
The sounds of Broadway, a
New York-style deli and a
walk through Central Park
await guests at a party spon-
sored by the Young Adult
Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation on Dec.
12.
Attendees can take a bite
out of the "Big Apple"
without ever leaving Detroit
at 8 p.m. in the Atrium at La
Mirage in Southfield.
Ambience II of Ann Arbor
will provide the music, and a
buffet deli-dinner catered.
There is a charge for the
evening, and reservations are
required. There will be no
solicitation.
Stacy Brodsky and David
Rouff are YAD Social Com-
mittee chairmen. Beth
Komisar, Beth Margolin and
Larry Rives are associate
chairmen. Norman H.
Beitner is YAD president and
Barbara Tronstein is chair-
man of the executive
committee.
For information, contact the
Young Adult Division at
Federation, 965-3939, ext.
163.
Las Vegas Night
At The Center
The fun and excitement of
Las Vegas will be the theme
at the main Jewish Com-
munity Center on Dec. 5 at 8
p.m. at the annual Chanukah
Las Vegas Night.
Winnings are limited to
$500 per individual. For infor-
mation and advance tickets
call Marty Oliff or Jill Cole,
661-1000, ext. 347. Proceeds
from this event help support
special programs at the
Jewish Community Center.
Finances Topic
For Singles
The Jewish Community
Center and Community Net-
work for Jewish Singles will
host Laura McMains, a gues t
speaker from IDS/American
Express on Wednesday at 7
p.m. at the main Center.
McMains is registered with
the Securities Exchange
Commission, the State of
Michigan, and is a member of
the International Association
for Financial Planning.
Call Jill Cole, 661-1000, ext.
347, to reserve a spot and the
information packet.
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