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psychologists and psychia-
trists in loveshock therapy.
He, however, doesn't see
loveshock "victims" any
more. "There are too many
angry people," he exclaims.
Yet, he's found that his
method has had some positive
results. "Most have learned
what they need or cannot
tolerate in a relationship.
Most people are more cau-
tious or more realistic after
loveshock therapy . . . You
come out with a clearer con-
cept of what you need to be
happy."

Singles Group
Elects Officers

The Singles Extension
Group of Temple Israel has
announced its new officers
and board. They are:
Melvin Hirsh, president; Ir-
ving Barack, vice president;
Sabra Shekter, recording
secretary; Libbie Zalenko,
treasurer; Stella Rives, finan-
cial secretary; Lillian Rauch,
corresponding secretary.
The board includes:
Michael Blume, David
Bromet, Edith Ellis, Ada
Feldman, Doreen Gordon,
Bernyce Heller, Morris Huler,
Addie Meisner and Marilyn
Rosner.
The Singles Extension
Group is for Jewish singles,
men and women, age 50 and
up.

'After the Split'
Seminar Due

*Lease pymt. based on approved credit on 48 mos. closed
end, 60,000 total mileage w/8(D per mile extra charge. To
get total amt. multiply pymt. times 48. Subject to 4% use
tax, 1st mo. in advance, sec. dept. equal to 1st mo. pymt.,
plate cost extra.

Financial consultants
Dorothy and James Bond of
Shearson Lehman Hutton,
Inc., will sponsor a seminar,
"How To Get Fiscally Fit
After The Split," on Oct. 15 at
the Troy Hilton.
The day-long seminar will
focus on how to recover finan-
cially after divorce, separa-
tion or death of a spouse.
There is a fee for "How To
Get Fiscally Fit After the
Split." It includes the
seminar, a financial planning
handbook, six-month newslet-
ter subscription, lunch and
refreshments.
Reservations will be ac-
cepted through Oct. 7. For in-
formation, call Ann Quinn,
358-8004.

YAD Brunch
At Palace

HOURS.
Mon. & Thu.
'til 9:00
Tu., Wed., Fri.
'til 6:00

42355 GRAND RIVER

Just East of Novi Rd., Novi

inn FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1988

Detroit area young adults
who want to become more in-
volved in their Jewish com-
munity are invited to
"Brunch at The Palace," 11

a.m. Oct. 16 at The Palace of
Auburn Hills.
Sponsored by the Jewish
Welfare Federation Young
Adult Division, the gathering
will provide a chance to
socialize,tour The Palace and
learn about YAD's many ac-
tivities and programs.
In addition to an introduc-
tion to the Young Adult Divi-
sion, the group will learn
about YAD's social, educa-
tional and fund-raising
programs.
There is a small charge for
the day, and reservations are
necessary. There will be no
solicitation.
Suzan F. Curhan and David
C. Rouff are outreach
chairmen. Dennis S. Bernard
is YAD president, Brian E.
Kepes is chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, and
Tamara R. Gorosh is vice
president.
For information, call
Federation, 965-3939, ext.
161.

I NEWS I

Palestinians
Linked To Attack

Bonn (JTA) — The West
German terrorists who at-
tacked a vice minister of here
recently have ties to the
Palestine Liberation Organi-
zation or other Palestinian
groups, government officials
said last Sunday.
The Red Army faction took
credit for the attack on
Finance Vice Minister Hans
Tietmeyer emerged un-
scathed. Tietmeyer was not
hurt, but his limousine was
damaged.
Sources familiar with the
investigation noted that the
attackers identified them-
selves as the "Khaled Aker
Commando" in a letter sent
to the West German news
media. The last sentence in
the letter reads "Solidarity
with the rebellion of the
Palestinian people."
A spokesman for the In-
terior Ministry, Michael-
Andreas Butz, said that Khal-
ed Aker was one of two
Palestinian guerrillas killed
by Israeli security forces
while trying to infiltrate
Israel from Lebanon in No-
vember 1987.
Tietmeyer was attacked
because he has been heavily
involved in preparing the up-
coming meeting of the World
Bank and the International
Monetary Fund in West Ber-
lin.
The letter denounced the
meeting as another step in
what it called the endless
exploitation of the Third
World.

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