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Dr, Sharfman
The American Zionist Move-
ment, Michigan Region, will pre-
sent Dr. Daphna Sharfman,
professor of political science,
Haifa University, as its 1994
scholar in residence. She will ap-
pear at numerous organizations,
both Jewish and non-Jewish,
throughout the state April 5-19.
Dr. Sharfman is a distin-
guished political scientist and an
Israeli expert in the fields of civ-
il rights and the women's rights
movement. She is a member of
the executive and central com-
mittee of the Labor Pary and
chair of the Civil and Human
Rights Committee. In addition,
Dr. Sharfman has served as the
Deputy spokesperson for the
Ministry of Welfare.
To obtain information about
Dr. Sharfman's activities while
she is here, call the American
Zionist Movement, Michigan
Region, 353-8828; or Harmon
Bayer, 788-1092.
Listed are the current as-
signments for Dr. Sharfman's
appearances during her stay in
Michigan:
April 5 — reception at the
home of President Joe Medwed;
April 6 — Zionist Organization
ofAmerica noon lunch and talk;
April 7 — Institute for Retired
Professionals, noon; Parents of
North American Israelis, 7:45
p.m.; April 9 — B'nai Moshe
Shabbat services, 9:30 a.m.;
April 10 — Congregation B'nai
David, 10:30 a.m.; American
Civil Liberties Union, 3 p.m.;
Labor Zionist Alliance, Branch
960, 6 p.m.; April 11 —
Na'amat, Hechtman II, noon;
Temple Beth El, 6 p.m.
Also, April 12 — Wayne
State University, Center for
Peace and Conflict Studies,
noon; Michigan State Univer-
sity Hillel Foundation, 7 p.m.;
April 13 — staffs of Jewish Fed-
eration and Jewish Communi-
ty Council, 10:30 a.m.; Grosse
Pointe Jewish Council, 6 p.m.;
April 14 — Na'amat, noon;
April 15 —Marion High School,
10:30-11:15 a.m. Na'amat, noon
lunch; Temple Beth Israel,
Jackson, 7:30 Shabbat services.
Alumni Plan
Lunch Meetings
Members of the Gamma Kap-
pa Chi Alumni Fraternity of
Wayne State University are in-
vited to a series of luncheon
meetings in April at 12:30 p.m.
each Thursday at the China
King Restaurant, 15 Mile and
Orchard Lake Rd., West Bloom-
field.
For information, call Art
Manikur, 557-7105; or Saul
Greenfield, 737-5088.
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ing's detrimental effect upon health comes
from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada.
Researchers there found that children whose
mothers smoked during pregnancy could not
hear as well as children of non-smoking moth-
ers. While babies born to smoke-free moth-
ers were startled by the sound of a bell, babies
exposed to smoke in utero were less re-
sponsive. What is more, their reduced hear-
ing response persisted through their
pre-adolescent years. It is thought that the
trouble centered on the smoke's affect on the
tiny hairs of the inner ear which convert sound
into nerve impulses.
Do yourself and your children a favor
and quit smoking today. It is perhaps the
best step that you can take towards better
health — both for yourself and for your
loved ones. Here at LUCAS-CRUZ HEAR-
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who are state licensed and have been work-
ing with hearing aids for the past two
decades. We have generated an excellent
reputation with our clients, audiologists,
physicians, hospitals and clinics. Our friendly
facility is easy to reach at 18899 W. 12 Mile
Rd. in Lathrup Village (424-8450).
P.S. Accurate hearing tests are available
to test infant hearing.
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