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Jewish Community Center.
Refreshments will be served.
The first woman to be ap-
pointed United States Perma-
nent Representative to the
United Nations, Kirkpatrick
is a recipient of the Presiden-
tial Medal of Freedom, the
nation's highest civilian
award. She also served as a
member of President
Reagan's Cabinet.
After serving one of the
longest terms of any UN
ambassador, Kirkpatrick re-
signed her position in 1985
and returned to private life to
teach, write and lecture.
VARIABLE RATE CURRENT INCOME
• $5,000 minimum priced at 100%
• $100,000+ priced at 98.5%
• Minimum rate 7.5%—no maximum
Due November 1, 1992
A driving financial force,
Ampal-American Israel Corporation
enables Israel to grow productively.
For. further information about Ampal, your American
corporate connection to Israel, and a prospectus, call:
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Al Schonwetter
Representative, Ampal Securities Corporation
(313) 547-7056 or
1-800-445-6508 operator 903
Member SIPC
This is neither an offer to sell our a solicitation of an
offer to buy securities. The offer is made only by the
Prospectus which may be obtained in any state
wherein the underwriter may lawfully offer the securities.
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Israeli-Made Products
Highlighted At Fair
More than 25 companies
from Israel, from around the
U.S. and Michigan will ex-
hibit their Israeli-made pro-
ducts at the Tel-12 Mall Mon-
day through Thursday as a
part of Israel Trade Week.
Special program events will
also be featured during the
week.
The Israeli products, which
will be both for sale and
display, include industrial
products, consumer products
and items from the art world.
Patrons can purchase any-
thing from a blood pressure
machine to the latest educa-
tional toy; from a shipping
container to a turbine; from a
computerized machine tool to
a soda syphon bottle; from an
Israeli safe to fine jewelry;
from desk furniture to litho-
graphs; Judaica made out of
Jerusalem stone and Chris-
tian ornaments out of olive
wood and more.
The industrial products are
from Computerized Machine.
Tools, Solcoor Industries, and
Ormat while the companies
carrying consumer products
are Borman Foods, Classic
Optical, Detroit Optometric
Center, Harbor Sales Co:,
Imco Inc., Julius Bing Safe
Co., Marmel Gifts and Mays,
Sypholux Ltd. and Solcoor.
The Danielle Peleg Art
Gallery and Gallery Yakir
will sell Israeli silkscreens,
oils and lithographs. The
Herz Import-Export Co. will
sell gift items for both the
home and personal use and
will include costume jewelry,
hand-woven carpets, arts and
craft items, cosmetics and
Judaica from stones of
Jerusalem. Ampal American
Israel Corp. and the Michigan
Israel Investment Club will
provide pertinent information
for potential investors.
Ciplast and Helen Harper
Hygienic also will be among
the exhibitors.
Travel to Israel will be a
major focus presented by the
Government of Israel Iburist
Office of the Midwest region
and will include a variety of
new videos on Israel, posters
and special travel brochures.
El Al Israel and the Israel
Aliyah Center and Program
Center will offer a variety of
travel programs.
The local chapters of Thch-
nion, Bar-Ilan, Hebrew
University and Weizmann In-
stitute will present an inside
view of their educational
facilities and study programs
as well as highlight the
research and the product
development in which each
institution is involved.
Programs to appeal to both
young and old will occur Sun-
day through Thursday at
noon, dinnertime and later.
Cooking demonstrations of
Israeli gourmet-foods will be
presented by Alisa Elouck at
2 p.m. on Sunday, by Norma
Shonwetter at noon on Mon-
day, and by Aviva Kleinbaum
at noon on Thursday. Two
Israeli cosmetics demonstra-
tions by Sylvie Saldi will take
place at 6:30 p.m. on Monday
and noon on Tuesday.
Gifts and toys will be
presented by Marmel's at
noon on Wednesday. For the
entire family, travel to Israel
in both film and lecture will
be reviewed by Rick Sylvain,
travel editor of the Detroit
Free Press, on Tuesday at
8 p.m. and by Claudia Kapos,
former travel writer with the
Detroit News on Wednesday
at 8 p.m.
For information on any of
the activities, contact the
American-Israel Chamber of
Commerce of Michigan,
661-1948.
NEWS I
Convent
To Be Moved
Warsaw (JTA) — In a
meeting with World Jewish
Congress officials, the Polish
government pledged to move
the Carmelite convent cur-
rently on the grounds of
Auschwitz proper to another
site.
Minster of Religious Affairs
Wladislav Loranc, meeting
last week with WJC officials
Kalman Sultanik, Israel
Singer and Elan Steinberg,
reaffirmed the Geneva pact of
February 22, 1987, in which