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Dora Novikova of Len-
ingrad is seeking Samuel
Margolin or his relatives. He
lived at 15453 (or 9) Wabash
Street in Detroit. His father's
name was Nochum and he
had two sons.
Mrs. Novikova's address is
Leningrad 196233, Prospekt
Kosmonavtov 48, Korpus 1,
Kv. 206. Her phone number is
2-64-63-08.
For information, call Zvi
Gitelman, 355-3763.
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Detroit — a pair of Israeli
teenagers will serve as good-
will ambassadors on a three-
week tour of the Detroit area
to encourage dialogue and
greater understanding about
Israeli life among various
constituencies.
The 16-year-old students,
visiting Detroit until March
18, are part of a youth delega-
tion sent by Israel's Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and
Ministry of Education. The
visit will introduce Israel to
American high school
students and acquaint
Americans with the life of
young people in Israel.
Liat Kibari and Asaf Harel
are part of a delegation of 66
Israeli teenagers spending
time in communities
throughout Europe, as well as
North and South America.
They are among eight Israeli
teenagers who will visit the
Midwest as part of this pro-
gram. In addition to their
stay in the Detroit area, the
pair will visit Flint, Mich.,
and Duluth, Minn.
The students will present a
gift to Mayor Coleman Young;
attend several regional high
school news conferences; par-
ticipate in a series of teen
dialogues with the NAACP
Youth Council, Catholic
Youth Organization and the
New Detroit Youth Caucus
and visit the Children's
Hospital of Michigan.
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Tourette Group
Plans Auction
The Metropolitan Detroit
Chapter of the Tourette Syn-
drome Association will pre-
sent an "Evening at the Auc-
tion" March 10 at the
Sheraton Oaks Hotel in Novi.
A cocktail and hors
d'oeuvres hour will be from 7
to 8 p.m. An open auction will
begin at 8 p.m. Trips,
weekend getaways and enter-
tainment packages will be
made available.
Guest auctioneer will be
Val Clark of Channel 7 Action
News. All proceeds support
educational, advocacy, and
other needs of local TS pa-
tients and their families.
There is a charge.
For information, call the
chapter office, 398-6621.
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Auxiliary Group
Will Hear Reviews
The Women's Auxiliary of
the United Hebrew Schools
will hold its spring meeting
noon March 21 at the United
Hebrew Schools.
The program will feature a
guided tour of the Midrasha
Library conducted by
librarian, Sarah Bell, and
mini-book reviews by Sadie
Goren. The books reviewed
will be Helen & Max by
Simon Wiesenthal and The
Court Jesters by Avigdor
Dagan.
Coffee and cake will be
served. There is no charge.
For information, call Sadie
Goren, 569-8772.
Morgenthau Group
Plans Meeting
Morgenthau
Henry
Chapter of B'nai B'rith
Women will hold a meeting
noon March 14 at Knob-in-
the-Woods Clubhouse.
The program will feature
The Rainbow Connection, a
choral group. Luncheon will
be served.
For reservations by March
11, call Friedel Davis,
354-0592; or Lucy Block,
557-9590.
Sharon Group
Will Hear Speaker
Sharon Group of Hadassah
will have a lunch meeting at
noon March 13 at the
Whitehall Clubhouse.
Kitty Allen, librarian of the
Southfield Public Library,
will review Natan Sharan-
sky's Fear No Evil. There is a
charge.
For reservations, call Anne
Sukenic, 557-7540; or Goldie
Levin, 357-5508.
Na'amat Group
Plans Meeting
The New Ideas Chapter of
Na'amat will meet 7 p.m.
March 15 in the Kingswood
Place Clubhouse.
Berenice Shapiro, Dorothy
Tendler and Evelyn Noveck
will present a program on
Na'amat. Refreshments will
be served. For information,
call Lisa Redmond, 569-6746.