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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Moshe Kol Inaugurates Increased
Israel Tourist Activity in Detroit

Mr. and Airs. H. Copley Consul-General Avraham Avidar Due
Married for 50 Years at Leadership Reception for Histadrut

Moshe Kol, Israel Minister of efforts to increase tourism to
Tourism and Development, during Israel.
a two-day visit in Detroit prior to
Kol pointed out that the majority
his return to Israel, urges serious of tourists to Israel now are non-
efforts to increase the tourist Jews and he pleaded for more
trade and inspired the formation tours by Jewish groups.
of a committee to supervise such
"We want for Israel a small por-
activities in Detroit.
tion of the large worldwide tourist
Here for the commencement of cake," he said. He especially ex-
Israel Week, on Monday, Kol spoke pressed the hope that by 1970 Is-
at a breakfast meeting that day rael will be able to point to a mil-
and at the reception at the Shera- lion tourists a year.
ton Cadillac. Israel Week was co-
Kol especially urged an effort to
sponsored by the Israel Govern- make Israel's 20th anniversary
tnent Tourist Office, Greek Like year-1968—a vital one for tourism.
and the Sheraton Hotels.
He urged the encouragement of
MR. and MRS. COPLEY
Accompanying Kol, Menahem youth to visit and study in Israel
Eyal, midwest director of the and he pleaded for pilgrimages to
Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Copley,
Israel Government Tourist Of- Israel by unorganized groups. Is-
fice, joined in urging cooperative rael, he said, is making every ef- 19330 Northrop, celebrated their
fort to provide the best facilities, 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 29
to lower prices, to train guides and with a dinner celebration at Holi-
day Manor.
restaurant managers.
ash Collection
Their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Displays of Israel merchandise,
Winkelman Stores' showings of Jay Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
latest Israeli importations feature Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
the exhibit which is being seen by Copley, were the hosts.
the scores who visit the Israel
The Copleys have five grandchil-
dren.
Sunday, Nov. 13, has been pro- Week programs.
Claimed Sinai Action Day for State
Yurika Mann, Israel art director,
of Israel Bonds. Stressing that Is- has arranged for a display of Is-
rael needs cash now, hundreds of raeli paintings.
women volunteers will mobilize
Of special interest is Sheraton-
for a cash collection campaign, it Cadillac's participation in the
was announced by David Safran, celebration. All staff members,
Israel Bond general chairman, and porters, waitresses, managers,
The Detroit Businessmen's
Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, Women's wear "See Israel" buttons. The
Group, City of Hope, has com-
Division chairman. The women vol- menu in the Sheraton restau-
pleted plans for
,unteers will gather at Holiday rants this week are strictly
its 54th annual
Manor, 23029 Coolidge, Oak Park, Israeli, with a view of Jerusa-
champagne din-
at 9:30 a.m. Sunday for breakfast, lem on the cover, portrayals of
ner dance with
and then will go out on a block by Nazareth, Ashkelon and Beer-
t h e announce-
block collection effort. sheeba on the back, with a de-
ment that Holly-
All Israel Bond subscribers who scriptive story of the Israel El
wood star Caro-
have not paid their pledges will be Al Airlines; and on the inside
lyn Jones will
notified that they will be called on there is a lengthy explanatory
appear that eve-
by the volunteers on Sunday. The note about the three Israeli
ning at the Shera-
public is asked to welcome the vol- cities.
ton - Cadillac
unteers who are giving of their
An interesting item in the Israel
Hotel, Nov. 19.
time and effort to convert the exhibition is the Solex Sypholux
Goldberg
pledges ino cash for Israel.
which Henry Solomon of Solex
Harry J. Goldberg, dinner-dance
Collections will- count for credit Inc., 3710 Third Ave., is distribut- chairman, said the evening will
:towards Chen charms. All unpaid ing in this country. It is a bottle also feature singer-comedienne
subscription cards will be redis- for converting tap water into selt- Totie Fields, in addition to promi-
tributed. zer. Its attractive container, its nent guests and Hal Gordon's
hygienic qualities make it espe- orchestra. Miss Fields, who has
Believe only half of what you cially attractive.
appeared on the Ed Sullivan pro-
see and nothing that you hear. —
Scores of other Israeli items gram, is making an exclusive De-
Dinah Mulock Craik.
were on display.
troit appearance.

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*for Israel Bonds

Set for Surtday

Avraham Avidar, newly appoint_
ed consul general of Israel for
the Midwest, will be honored guest
at a leadership cocktail reception
8:15 p.m. Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cottler,
17181 Shervilla, Southfield.
The affair is in advance of the
official opening of the Israel His-
tadrut Campaign.
To meet cur-
r e n t economic
problems in Is-
rael Morris
Lieberman, chair-
man of the local
drive, stated that
contributors are
being asked to
make a more gen_
erous contribu-
tion this year.
Avidar
Many have already responded
with increases of 20-25 per cent,
he said. -
Consul-General Avidar, born
in Poland, spent his youth in
Danzig, where he joined the
halutzic-pioneering movements.
As head of the group, he or-
ganized the rescue of Jewish
youths from Nazi-controlled Dan.

Carolyn Josses Appears Here
at City ()Mope Dinner Benefit

Announcements

Nov. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gussin (Diane Rosen),
14430 Lincoln, Oak Park, a son,
Brian Howard.

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Nov. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Sklar (Fern Marcus),
14011 W. Nine Mile, Oak Park, a
daughter, Jacqueline Rene.
• * *
Nov. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Aran (Reisa Katz), for-
merly of Detroit and now of Van
Nuys, Calif., a son, Geoffrey Craig.
* * *
Nov. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald M. Horwitz (Carol Bran-
sky), 26060 Radclift, Oak Park, a
son, David Andrew.
* * *
Nov. 2 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Larry J. Sandler (Linda Carol
Penner), 23600 Gardner, Oak Park,
a daughter, Joanne Amy.

Oct. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
K. Raub (Carol Green), 26090
Stratford, Oak Park, a son, Kevin
Bradley.
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Oct. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Levine (Janet Bartholo-
mew), 15317 Northgate, Oak Park,
a son, Frederick David.
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Oct. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Jay
Victor (Elaine Lepler), 22760
Rosewood, Oak Park, a daughter,
Pamela Cara.
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Oct. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Simmer (Sharron Thomas),
23099 Plumbrooke; Southfield, a
daughter, Robin Lynn.
*
Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Morgan (Sheral Manheimer), 15880
Cherrylawn, a daughter, Beth
Lynn.
* *
Oct. 14—To Rabbi and Mrs. Y.
Rivlin (Reva Bakst of Detroit.) of
Lakewood, N.J., a son, Aaron.

Miss Fields

Miss Jones

Carolyn Jones, famed motion
picture actress and more recently
known for her comic-sinister role
in the Addams Family on tele-
vision, will be a special guest for
the City of Hope, whose humani-
tarian interests she actively shares.
Max Sosin, entertainment chair-
man, developed the evening's pro-
gram, which starts with cocktails
at 6:30.

The "New Horizons Program"
of the City of Hope, which en-
tails a multimllion-dollar expan-
sion of structural and scientific
facilities, will be the theme of
the evening.

The D e t r o i t Businessmen's
Group has dedicated itself to the
efforts of City of Hope, a free,
nonsectarian hospital and pilot
medical center devoted to research
in the war against cancer, leu-
kemia, heart disease and other
catastrophic illnesses.

Michigan Safety
Sabbath Weekend
to be Nov. 18-20

Michigan's annual state-wide ap-
peal for moral responsibility on
the highway, Safety Sabbath Week-
end, will be observed Nov. 18-20.
Major faiths, the National Safe-
ty Council and private organiza-
tions have responded to the Michi-
gan State Safety Commission, spon-
sors of the pre-holiday observance.
Marking 11 years of continuing
promotion, Safety Sabbath seeks
to carry the moral issue of traffic
safety to Michigan's citizens of all
faiths as they worship the weekend
before Thanksgiving.
Governor George Romney, in
issuing a formal proclamation
designating the weekend, said:
"The Commandment 'Thou Shalt
Not Kill' is present in one form
or another in every one of the
great moral religions civilized man
has struggled to live by. We need
to reapply this great Command-
ment to life on our modern high-
ways. In the hope and belief that
this is possible, I urge the cooper-
ation of all our people—and partic-
ularly the clergy — in a Safety
Sabbath Weekend dedicated to
our reorientation toward that
greatly desirable goal."
Support material distributed by
the State Safety Commission will
be made available to clergy, lay
leaders and local sefety organi-
zations.

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zig. During World War II, in
Great Britain, he acted on be-
half of the Hagana in organizing
an aliya of Jewish youths. He
studied at the London School of
Economics.
In 1947 he came to Palestine,
joined Kibbutz Galed and fought in
the Israel War of Independence.
From 1958 to 1961, he was on a
diplomatic mission in- Russia and
Poland. On his return to Israel,
he served in the U.S. division of
the Israel Ministry for Foreign
Affairs.
Three years ago, Avidar was
named consul of Israel for educa-
tional affairs in the United States
and later became senior consul of
Israel in charge of political affairs.
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Bereznitzer to Be
Entertained at Party

Meyer Terebelo, president of the
Bereznitzer Aid Society, and Mrs.
Nathan Rose, the society's Histad-
rut delegate. announce that Detroit
Israel Histadrut has scheduled a
festive evening honoring the so-
ciety 8:15 p.m. Thursday at Cong.
Beth Hillel.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Cantor Hyman J. Adler
of Cong. Bnai David, accompanied
by pianist Mrs. Bella Goldberg.
Also appearing will be humorist
Max Sosin. Al Michaels, director of
Histadrut, will report on current
developments in Israel.
Members of the society and their
friends are invited. For informa-
tion, call the Histadrut office,
UN 4-7094.

Chesed shel Ernes
to Mark 50th Year

The 50th year since the founding
of t h e Hebrew
Benevolent Soci-
ety (Chesed shel
Emes) will be
observed at a
banquet Dec. 18
at the Jewish
Center.
Co-chairmen of
t h e 50th anni-
versary commit-
tee are Nathan
Rossen
P. Rossen a n d
Maurice M. Stewart.

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