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in the continuation of a conference on

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ISRAEL IN THE 1990s

Beth El

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From Knowledge to Action

Roots of the Intifada: Competing Claims of
Jewish and Palestinian Nationalism

Todd Endelman

Professor of History, University of Michigan
Wednesday, May 2, 7:00 p.m.

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1 The U.S. and the Middle East Players

Kenneth Jacobson

Director of International Affairs, Anti-Defamation League
Wednesday, May 16, 7:00 p.m.

All lectures held at United Hebrew Schools, 21550 W. 12 Mile Road

Presented by: Michigan Regional Board of the Anti-Defamation League

Ann Freeman, Frances
Malin, Elaine Maskin;
treasurer - Sandy Moss; assis-
tant treasurer - Fay Goldman;
financial secretary - Laurel
Epstein; assistant financial
secretary - Lynn Newman;
recording secretary - Bobbie
Charnas; corresponding
secretary - Sybil Lerner.
The following have been
nominated to the board of
directors: Marjorie Federman,
Fay Goldman, Carol Israel,
Sue Lepler, Elly Passer, Bob-
bie Charnas, Betty Jane
Fisher, Joan Graj, Carol
Plisner, Collette Rosner, Sue
Salesin, Janice Warren. Also,
Barbara Widlansky, Linda
Berman, Fayclare Blau, Deb-
bie Canvasser, Laurel Eps-
tein, Ann Freeman, Cheryl
Kerwin, Miriam Kushner,
Sybil Lerner, Lynn Newman,
Elaine Sturman, Babs

Wilder, Linda Bloom, Shelley
Glass, Beatrice Strichartz,
Laura Wise, Frances Malin,
Elaine Maskin, Sandy Moss
and Lee Ann Salle.

Women's Division
Seeks Volunteers

The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division is tak-
ing reservations for its Hours
for Ours presentation on
volunteer opportunities to be
held 9 a.m. May 3 at the
Federation Apartments.
The day will include con-
tinental breakfast and a tour
of the apartments and the
Jewish Vocational Service.
There is no charge and
reservations are requested.
For information, call the
Women's Division of Federa-
tion, 965-3939, Ext. 163.

Supported by: The Jewish Community Council

Individual Lecture $3.00

ROIT ZIONIST FEDERATION

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PANEL . . .

(affiliation given for identification only)

DEBBIE SCHLUSSEL ....Ta gar — University of Michigan
Labor Zionist Alliance
JEFFREY RAM
New Jewish Agenda
KENNETH KNOPPOW
Americans For A Safe Israel
MIKE DALLEN

Federation Appoints
August And Alter

James August has been
named chairman of the Allied
Jewish Campaign's Project
Renewal Committee and
Peter M. Alter, chairman of
the Israel and Overseas Com-
mittee of the Jewish Welfare
Federation.
Treasurer of the Federation,
August is a former chairman
of its Conference of Division
Chairmen and the Communi-
ty Services Division. He is a
member of the board of the
Max M. Fisher Jewish Com-
munity Foundation, and of
United Jewish Charities.

Peter Alter

MODERATOR .. .

ANN KAPLAN

Na'Amat USA

COME Join the Discussion with Your Comments and Questions

Tuesday MAY 8 --7:30 p.m.

United Hebrew Schools

James August

on West 12 Mile Road, East of Lahser Road

August is the first president
of the Jewish Ensemble
Theater.
A former vice president of
the Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice, August also served on
the board of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
The Project Renewal Corn-

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mittee is responsible for
overseeing Detroit's partner-
ship program with the Project
Renewal communities of
Ramla and Yavne.
A member of Federation's
executive committee, Alter
was a recipient of its
Wetsman Young Leadership
Award. He is chairman of the
Leadership Development
Committee and a member of
both the Israel and Overseas
and Campaign Management
Committees. He sits on the
Sinai Hospital Board of
Trustees.
Alter is vice chairman of
the National Executive Corn-
mittee, Anti-Defamation
League of B'nai B'rith. Na-
tional chairman of Project
OTZMA, an Israel study-
service program for college
students, he also serves on
several Council of Jewish
Federations committees.