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A Gift Of Life
Dora Silverfarb received the ARMDI Maimonides Award in her honor
and in memory of her husband, Louis Silverfarb, who was the treasur-
er of the Dr. John J. Mames Chapter Michigan Region of American Red
Magen David for Israel. The fully equipped basic life support ambu-
lance was gifted by their children, Myrna and Joe Salzman, Daniel
Silverfarb; grandchildren, Nancy and Brian Efrusy, Dr. Jill and David
Crisp; and great-grandchildren. Shown are Dr. Jill Crisp, Nancy Efrusy,
David Crisp, Myrna Salzman, Danny Allen, national executive vice
president of American Friends of Magen David Adorn, Joe Salzman,
Dora Silverfarb and Brian Efrusy.
A Look At Anti-Semitism
An exploration of the demographic and
political reality of Europe and Europe's
anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism
will be the focus of the American Jewish
Committee's young leadership ACCESS
program on Monday, Dec. 11, at Forte
Restaurant, 201 S. Old Woodward,
Birmingham.
Ilka Schroeder, a former member of
the European Parliament will speak.
When parliament did not want to inves-
tigate allegations of corruption in its
aid to the Palestinian Authority or of
the funding's use for terrorist activities,
Schroeder became strongly involved in
the issues of European anti-Semitism
and anti-Americanism.
The program follows a dessert recep-
tion at 7:30 p.m. Advance reservations
for $18 should be mailed to the AJC,
6735 Telegraph, Suite 320, Bloomfield
Hills, MI 48301. The charge is $25 at the
door. A drink ticket is included.
The hosts are AJC's ACCESS co-chairs
and include Jordan Glass, Jonathan
Goldstein, Rebecca Levin, Rachel Wright
and Francine Wunder. The program is
the first in a series on "Threats to the
Jewish World."
ACCESS is the AJC's national new
generation program aiming to involve
people in their 20s and 30s in critical
domestic and international issues facing
Jews. See www.ajc.org , call (248) 646-
7686 or e-mail Detroit@ajc.org.
B'nai B'rith Dinner
B'nai B'rith's annual fundraising event,
the Great American Traditions Award
dinner, will be held 6 p.m. Monday, Dec.
11, at the Tigers Club in Comerica Park,
Detroit.
The award honors a deserving cor-
porate leader who has made ongoing
contributions to the betterment of the
community while gaining the respect
and admiration of his peers. This year's
honoree is Harry J. Glanz of Capitol
Mortgage Funding.
For costs and information, call Fran
White, (248) 646-3100.
Answering
Israel's Critics
The Charge:
Remarks by the Palestinian
Authority's ambassador during his
visit to Detroit last week charged
that Israel has missed opportuni-
ties for peace with the Palestinians.
The Answer:
Israel has agreed to every cease-
fire, peace initiative and interna-
tional conference proposed before
them and their Arab neighbors. At
present, Israel awaits the current
Palestinian leadership's rejection
of terror and acceptance of Israel
as its negotiating partner — two
basic requirements all parties to
peace negotiations anywhere in the
world must fulfill.
— Allan Gale, Jewish Community Council
of Metropolitan Detroit