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August 12, 1994 - Image 71

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-08-12

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THE ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF THE YEAR

BALFOUR
61.

Rabin Suspends
Modi'in Dig

Jerusalem (JTA) — Prime Min-
ister Yitzhak Rabin has ordered
the suspension of archaeological
excavations near the planned city
of Modi'in in deference to the sen-
sitivities and objections of the
haredim, or fervently Orthodox,
Jews.
His decision was protested by
the Israeli Association of Ar-
chaeologists, who said it was a ca-
pitulation to haredi dictates.
Members of the association called
it a dangerous precedent.
The haredim say the archae-
ologists are violating Jewish law
by digging up bones. They say the
bones are buried in a graveyard
dating to the Second Temple pe-
riod, Israel Radio reported.
The haredim also object to a
recent attorney general's ruling
defining the bones as an archae-
ological find and therefore al-
lowing for them to be sent to
laboratories before they are
turned over to the Religious Af-
fairs Ministry.
Mr. Rabin said the suspension
would stand until an under-
standing could be reached with
Sephardic Chief Rabbi Eliyahu
Bakshi-Doran. Mr. Bakshi-Doron
reportedly said he would request
a permanent end to the Modi'in
excavations.
Similar protests by haredim
took place in Jerusalem against
excavations being carried out
throughout the country. The pro-
testers in the capital tried to block
the entrance to the fervently Or-
thodox Mea She'arim quarter.

Soldier Shot
In Hebron

Tel Aviv (JTA) — An Israel De-
fense Force soldier was lightly
wounded when shots were fired
at the army minibus in which he
was traveling through the He-
bron Hills, in the West Bank.
The shots were fired from a car
which sped by on the road. No
other passengers were hurt.
Army reinforcements sum-
moned to the scene gave chase
but the assailants fled into a
nearby village.
The car used by the gunmen
was later found abandoned on the
outskirts of Hebron. It had been
stolen recently from within the
Green Line, Israel's pre-196'7 bor-
ders.

Medical researcher Dr.

Joseph Goldberger (1874-
1929) was regarded as the
father of the science of nutri-
tion. More than anyone else,
he laid the basis for the
science, calling for a bal-
anced diet for the preserva-
tion of health.

ANNUAL
CELEBRATION

THURSDAY • SEPT. 22, 1994 • 7:30 PM • FOX THEATRE

■ The Harry and Sarah Laker

Audio-Visual Center at the
ZOA House

SPONSORING

■ Masada Summer in Israel Program
■ ZOA's Kfar Silver Educational

Campus in Israel

■ Irwin and Bethea Green
School of Agriculture
■ The ZOA House in Tel Aviv

•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

FEATURING

HONORING

Dial 13ROAD1 //AY

IRVING LAKER

Recipient of ZOA's Prestigious
Justice Louis D. Brandeis Award

Irving Laker, civic and community leader, past president of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and the Metro Detroit District
of the ZOA. His leadership on behalf of Israel and
our community has been remarkable.

Harold Berry
Louis Berry
Hon. Avern Cohn
Carole Roe Cooper
Gerson Cooper
Max Fisher
Bethea Green
Irwin Green
Sidney Silverman
Philip Slomovitz*
Rabbi M. Robert Syme
Anne Gonte Silver
Dr. I. Walter Silver
HONORARY CHAIRS

Rabbi Milton Arm
Leonard Herman
Dr. Maxwell M.
Hoffman
Hon. Ira G. Kaufman
Dr. Sidney Z. Leib
Milton Maiwil
Carmi Slomovitz
Sherwin Tukel
HONORARY
CO-CHAIRS

Sherman Shapiro, Chair
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE

Menachem Glaser
Marion Leib
Ezekiel Leikin
Max Sosin
Dr. Lester Zeff
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE

Anne Brand
Marge Kaufman
Pauline Klein
Billie Kromer
WOMEN'S
COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Beverly Baker
Morris D. Baker
Robert Benyas
Hilda Bloom
Mitcheal Bloom
Sidney Brand
Dr. Carl Bravo
Alberti Burke

Abraham Burnstein
Dr. Henry Citron
Julian Cohen
Dr. Gerald Cole
Vivian Smargon-Cole
Richard Emmer
Dr. Alex S. Friedloender
Eileen Friedlaender
Marilyn Guss
James Hack
Sabrina Heller
Dr. Lillian Hurwitz
Ruben Isaacs
Alto Kazdan
Dr. Louis Kazdan
Gerold Keller
Gerald Lederer
Malcolm Leventen
Dr. Ann Mandelbaum
George Mann
Yvette Mandell
Arnold Michlin
Florence Michlin
Tillie Panush
Mack Pitt

Seymour Rabotnick
George Rossman
Abraham Shapiro
Mary Shapiro
Judith Siegel
Dr. I. Walter Silver
Allan Silverman
Dr. Lee R. Silverman
Lee Simmer
Bonnie Stone
Reno Tepman
Dr. Leon H. Worshay
Dr. Diana Warshoy
Bertha Weil
Richard Wonboy
Dr. Robert A. Wolf
CELEBRATION
COMMITTEE

Barbara Rabotnick
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

* Deceased

Anne Gonte-Silver
President

Johanna Gordon
Balfour Concert
Chairperson

Helaine Wolf
Balfour Concert
Chairperson

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