GRAND RAPIDS NEWS

Bat Mitzva. It was the first Bat
Mitzva in the new building of Aha-
vas Israel Synagogue. An oneg
Shabat reception in the social hall
followed the service.

Sandra Naomi Rosenfeld, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rosen-
feld, conducted the Sabbath service
on the occasion of her becoming

PTA Officers Picked

The PTA of Beth Israel Reli-
gious School anounces its officers
for the coming year are president,
Mrs. Sharon Schreiber; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert Binder; secre-
tary, Mrs. Nelson Schafer; and
treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Falter.
Heading publicity is Mrs. Soil
Gaynor; homeroom mothers, Mrs.
Elliott Price and Mrs. Bernard
Green; Shabat chairman, Mrs.
Carl Fisher; and Passover model
seder, Mrs. Irving Wiseman and
Mrs. Sydney Rackwal.

Remy E. LeMay. 17. of 18 Home
St. SE, drowned when he decided
to go for a swim while fishing in
a small pond Aug. 28 in Kentwood.
Remy is survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eugene Le-
May; three brothers. Thomas, Di-
mitri and Eugene. and 10 sisters,
Marie. Lise. Jeanne-d'are, Claudia.
Veronique, Orianne. Anna, Fran-
cesca, Darya and Shirley.
Services were held at the Milo
Brown Funeral Home with Rabbi
Frederick Eisenberg officiating.

Friday, September 11, 1970 - 13

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Cemetery Vandalized

2nd Time in Six Weeks

NEW YORK (JTM—Mount He-
bron Cemetery in Flushing. Queens
was vandalized Sept. I for the
second time in six weeks, cemetery
officials reported.
One hundred and seventy grave-
stones were overturned. Six lv evks
ago 70 gravestones were overturn-
ed.
Richard Schlein, treasurer of
the cemetery association. told the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency the
desecrations were not "anti-Semi-
tic" in character. "Many ceme-
teries of all denominations have
been vandalized this year," he
said. "It's a fun thing" for the kids
who climb over the fences. The
police are investigating the inci-
dents.

Israeli Shipping to Double by 1973

NEW YORK — The Israeli mer-
chant marine is planning to almost
double its capacity by 1975.
The plan is to expand the ship- -
ping industry front the 1909 totals
of 2.000,000 tons of vessels and
0.800,000 tons of freight volume to
an estimated 4.500.000 tons of ves-
sels and 10,000,000 tons of freight
volume.
With the unprofitable passen-
ger business abandoned, the in-
dustry is concentrating on new
types of ships geared to com-
mercial requirements.
One factor in the expansion is
'Lint Navigation Co.'s planned ad-
dition in 1973 of eight new vessels

out of a total 33 which will cost
$300.000.000. Four will be multi-
purpose freighters that can handle
giant containers. The other four
will he roll-on. roll-off vessels
accommodating truck-trailers or
containers.
To handle the new ships. the Is-
raeli Port Authority is planning,
improvements at the three main
ports of Haifa and a shdod on the
Mediterranean and Eilat on the
Gulf of Aqaba.

The only rational way of educat-
ing is to be an example—if one
can't help it. a warning example.—
Albert Einstein.

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