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IDF Donations Honor
Soldier Killed In Sinai

Three donations totaling
$15,000 for Israeli roadside
hitchiking stations, given in
memory of Uri Weitzberg,
who was killed in the Sinai
Campaign, have been receiv-
ed by the Michigan Friends of
the Israel Defense Forces.
The donations were from
Julius and Anna Spielberg;
the Harry Granaders, Norma
Gorosh and Hadar and
Ronald Granader, all
relatives of Weitzberg.
The Spielbergs are raising
additional funds for other
Michigan IDF projects, said
Morton L. Feldman, state
chairman.
The Michigan IDF chapter

Lubavitch Women
Host Program

The Lubavitch Women's
Organization will host a
melava malka, 8:30 p.m. Feb.
17 at the Lubavitch Educa-
tion Center.
The program will pay
tribute to the memory of the
late Rebbetzen Chaya
Mushka Schneerson, wife of
the Lubavitcher Rebbe. A
video will be presented depic-
ting the life of the Rebbetzin.
Rabbi Chaim M. Bergstein
of the Bais_ Chabad of Farm-
ington Hills will speak on,
"The Legacy of the Rebbet-
zin." The guest speaker, Rab-
bi Yisroel Deren, regional
director of Chabad in western
and southern New England
will speak on "From Theory
to Practice: Applying the
Teachings of Chassidus in
Day-to-Day Living."
A light buffet will be serv-
ed. There is a charge. For in-
formation, call Leba Fried-
man, 968-0727; or Leah Ruby,
855-3563.

leads the other 18 state units
in the central U.S. region in
donations with almost
$60,000 in its first eight
months of operation. This is
80 percent of its first-year,
$75,000 goal.
All Friends of the IDF dona-
tions go to social and recrea-
tional needs of IDF soldiers.
For information on the
organization, write Friends of
the IDF, 21177 Hilltop,
Southfield, MI 48034.

ZOA Hears
Forum Speaker

Arye Naor, secretary of
Israel's cabinet during the
tenure of Prime Minister
Menachem Begin, will speak
at the Einstein Luncheon
Forum at noon Feb. 14. at the
Zionist Cultural Center. He
will discuss "The Peace Pro-
cess Since the Yom Kippur
War."
Naor is serving as research
fellow at the Davis Institute
for International Relations in
Jerusalem. He also is a
regular columnist for Israeli
dailies Yediot Archronot,
Ha'aretz and the Jerusalem
Post.
For reservations, call ZOA,
569-1515.

Yiddish Group
Hosts Speaker

Members of the Institute for
Retired Professionals Yiddish
Group will host Arkadi
Reithblatt, delegation head of
the Lithuanian contingent to
the JCC Maccabi Youth
Games, as their guest speaker
1 p.m. Feb. 13 at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris building.
Reitblatt will discuss the
Games being held in Detroit
this summer.