Deadline April 3

* Symbolic

tells weekly "how much the
Jewish community in Detroit
is striving to get these people
. . . to be allowed to come here.
"However, once they get
here and are sent to Sinai .. .
it's impossible for me to get
people who speak Yiddish, or
more importantly now, who
have a smattering of Russian,
to meet them at the hospital
and interpret for them during
the time they see the doctor.
"They (volunteer inter-
preters) can just come and go
— they do not have to do
anything else. They just have
to ask the questions the doc-
tor wants answered. I'm sure
there are many people in the
Detroit area who can help,"
said Mrs. Nosanchuk. She
added appointments usually
aren't later than 2 p.m.
Because of the volunteer
shortage, Mrs. Nosanchuk,
who said she has had little
luck appealing to Jewish
organizations and
synagogues, is shouldering a
lot of the burden. "I'm in my
70s," she said. "I'm going
there (to Sinai) almost every
single day and I'm ex-
hausted." This past week, she
had 14 appointments, she
said.
Mrs. Nosanchuk can be
reached at 851-6474.

❑

Post. Columnist
Here Monday

Dr. Yosef Goell, political col-
umnist for the Jerusalem
Post, will appear at a spe-
cial international affairs
and American-Jewish/Israeli
program of the Detroit chap-
- ter of the American Jewish
Committee on Monday at
7:45 p.m. at the United He-
brew Schools/Midrasha Fried-
man Room.
Prof. Goell will speak on
"The Arab-Israeli Conflict
and the Palestinian Dimen-
sion:'
Dr. Goell is a lecturer in
Israeli politics and society at
the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem.
He was a kibbutz member
of Gesher Haziv, foreign cor-
respondent in the U.S. for
Ma'ariv and has taught
courses at the Hebrew
University for many years.
He has lectured in Southeast
Asia, Japan, Australia, New
Zealand, South Africa and
Britain on behalf of the Israel
Foreign Ministry.

Correction

A photo in last week's
Jewish News misidentified
Harry Jordan.

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