Everyone who had at any
time had dealings with him is
now trying to recall if there
had been anything
suspicious, or if they had
carelessly let slip any impor-
tant information. And the
press photographers have
managed to dig out of their
files large numbers of pic-
tures of Kalmanovich taken
at night clubs and at public
functions of various kinds.
There is little doubt that
the trial will be conducted in
camera, so as not to reveal the
methods used by Israel in
tracking him down, but it will
certainly vie for public atten-
tion with the Vanunu and
Demjanjuk trials which are
still going on at this writing.
THERE'S MONEY
IN YOUR HOUSE...
ON CAMPUS
Broner To Speak
At Oakland U.
E.M. Broner, Jewish
feminist and writer, will
speak on Monday at 1:30 p.m.
in the West Crockery,
Oakland Center, Oakland
University. Her topic is "Re-
writing the Future." A recep-
tion will follow.
Ms. Broner is speaking on
campus as part of Oakland
University's observance of
Women's History Month. Her
visit is co-sponsored by
Hillel/J.S.O., Women's Studies
Concentration, O.E.O., Ken
Morris Labor Studies Center,
A.A.U.P.-Committee W and
the President's Office.
The Oakland University ex-
tension of the B'nai B'rith
Hillel Foundations of
Metropolitan Detroit will
hold a "Not-So-Traditional
Pre-Pesach Seder" on March
28, at 6 p.m. in room 128-9,
Oakland Center, Oakland
University. There is a fee.
Paid reservations are due by
March 18. For information,
call Sandy Loeffler, director,
Hillel/J.S.O., 443-0424.
Program Helps
College Bound
Jewish Vocational Service
offers a service to college-
bound high school juniors: a
personalized course of action
for the college selection
process.
The program, a combina-
tion of individual and group
counseling sessions, includes:
an assessment of the stu-
dent's interests, abiliies,
values and needs; a step-by-
step guide through the col-
lege application process, in-
cluding successful strategies
for completing applications
and personal essay writing; a
computerized exploration of
more than 1,800 colleges;
career exploration. In addi-
tion, counselors provide infor-
mation about financial aid.
The JVS College Bound
Program begins with an
orientation meeting for
students on March 22 at 4
p.m., at JVS, 29699 Southfield
Rd., Southfield. Fees are bas-
ed upon ability to pay. For in-
formation, call Lydia Gray,
559-5000.
Cycle Tours
For Students
College Cycle Tours is offer-
ing 26-day bicycle tours to the
Colorado Rockies this spring
and summer, for persons
17-25.
Cycling varies, but usually
does not exceed 35 miles in
one day, with the individual
option of increasing cycling
distance. Each day, a support
van follows the basic route,
carrying all bags, so par-
ticipants ride care-free.
Included in the trip cost is
a full-day whitewater raft trip
down a Colorado river, a full-
day Jeep tour, nights at state,
and national campgrounds,
with all camping equipment
supplied by College Cycle
rIburs. Each participant needs
to bring a bicycle, sleeping
bag, and clothes. College Cy-
cle Tours brings the rest.
Trip cost is $1,450, and in-
cludes: all meals and lodg-
ings. For information, contact
College Cycle Tours,
357-1370.
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Court Seeks
Volunteers
Oakland County Probate
Court Volunteer Programs
will hold training and orien-
tation sessions on Monday
and March 21 at 7 p.m. in the
Probate Court Conference
Room, Second Floor, East
Wing of the Oakland County
Courthouse, 1200 N.
Telegraph, Pontiac.
Persons who are interested
in volunteering to work with
children aged 6-16 should at-
tend the sessions. For infor-
mation, call the court
858-0041.
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