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of the hall that I was disap-
pointed that he did not ad-
dress the Vatican's failure to
remove the nuns from
Auschwitz. Fr. Brunett look-
ed right through me.
When I wrote Fr. Brunett
repeating my comments the
response from this "leader"
in the ecumenical movement
startled me. He replied that
"regarding the question of
the nuns at Auschwitz, I
gather that you have not
closely followed the issues in-
volved nor the effort to bring
about reconciliation." He
then wrote that the real pro-1
blem "we have been en-
countering in recent years (is
misleading articles) from the
Jewish press."
To top this all off, Fr.
Brunett gave me what
perhaps is the best indication
of his underlying feelings,
writing that "Personally
speaking, I came to the
memorial service at a great
sacrifice of my time and ef-
fort." . . . this from a man who
is on the Catholic Church's
payroll at least in part to at-
tend to interreligious affairs!
As far as I am concerned,
this is not the year for Jews
to hand out awards to
Catholic officials for
achievements in human
relations.
Aaron Lerner
Oak Park
Carl Levin, Israel
And 'Single Issue'
As one who at one time was
critical of the "Single Issue"
epithet hurled at those who
regard the survival of Israel
as paramount, I wish to ex-
press full support for Senator
Carl Levin.
He is without doubt a most
competent, honest, in-
dustrious, committed and
respected member of the
Senate. Not least, we are cer-
tain the welfare of Israel is on
his "high priority" list,
(preferable to "single issue").
Though many of us do not
buy all of his liberal agenda,
the choice is unmistakable:
Re-elect Senator Carl Levin.
Dr. Milton J. Steinhardt
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Family-To-Family
Orientations Planned
Additional orientation ses-
sions have been scheduled for
the Family-To-Family pro-
gram which matches Soviet
Jewish newcomers and
Detroit families.
Orientation sessions are
designed to familiarize host
families with the immigra-
tion experiences of the Soviet
Jews.
Discussion focuses on the
possible problems the
newcomers face adapting to
this country and suggestions
how they can deal with them.
At least one member from
the local family is required to
attend an orientation session.
they may choose from one of
the following sessions:
Wednesday, Oct. 11,
10-11:30 a.m. or 7:30-9 p.m. in
the Allen Lounge at the
Jewish Community Center in
West Bloomfield.
Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1:30-3
p.m. in room 15 at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Jewish Com-
munity Center in Oak Park.
Thursday, Oct. 26, 1:30-3
p.m. or 7:30-9 p.m. in the
Friedman Conference Room
of the Agency for Jewish
Education (United Hebrew
Schools) in Southfield.
Nov. 9 and Dec. 7 at 1:30-3
p.m. or 7:30-9 p.m. in the
boardroom of the Agency for
Jewish Education.
.
Family-To-Family is spon-
sored by National Council of
Jewish Women and Jewish
Welfare Federation's Women's
Division.
'Ib participate, call Family-
To-Family, 258-6000.
March For Peace
In Ann Arbor
A candlelight march and
short program organized by
Zionist Women Against the
Occupation will take place
Monday in Aim Arbor as part
of the Jewish Women's Call
for Peace in the Middle East.
The dae was chosen because
it falls during the Days of
Awe. The march, open to men
and women, will begin 7 p.m.
at the Federation Building.
Participants are asked to
wear black. For information
call Judy Seid, 665-2825.
Current Events
Group To Meet
The sisterhood of Temple
Beth El will hold- its first cur-
rent events discussion group
of the year 1 p.m. Oct. 16. At-
torney Sylvia Delin will
discuss family law as it per-
tains to women. Dessert will
be served.
The meeting is free and
open to the public.