Peres to Present Award to Hamburgers Gifts Will Brighten
Holiday for GIs

Editor, The Jewish News:
Hanuka is almost upon us. Many
of our troops will leave Vietnam,
but there are many who will re-
main not only in Vietnam, but in
other far-off parts of the world,
isolated from Jewish community
life.
Most Jewish servicemen are
small minorities at the bases where
they are stationed. Hanuka cannot
be celebrated unless we send gifts,
decorations, menorat and refresh-
ments symbolic of this holiday.
Except in Vietnam, where
toilet articles are needed, our
servicemen are most appreciative
when gifts are Jewish in nature.
Gifts such as Jewish books,
mezuzot, halla covers, candle-
slicks, kidush cups and stars on
chains.
If you wish to send books of
trading `stamps, please be sure
they are full. Each book is equal
to one gift . . . and each gift
is equivalent to a smile and a
greeting from home.
Also greetings can be sent to
servicemen at military bases in
the U.S. as well as overseas, Viet-
nam, Germany, Korea, etc.
These messages are sent via
radio through the Military Affiliate
Radio Service (MARS).
For information, contact the
Bnai Brith Council office, 354-1600,
or Sherman Goldman, co-chairman,
community and veterans service,
Bnai Brith Council, 557-9537.
SHERMAN GOLDMAN

Shimon Peres, minister of transportation and communications in
the Israel cabinet, who has been at the center of Israel's defense
endeavors for most of his adult life, will present the Israel Prime
Minister's Medals to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamburger at the third
annual Detroit Federation of Reform Synagogues Israel Bond Dinner,
7 p.m., Wednesday, at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. Miriam and
Samuel Hamburger will receive "the highest award for service in
.the cause of Israel's development," for their many philanthropic
endeavors. Co-sponsors of the dinner are Temples Emanu-El, Beth
El, Israel, Beth Jacob and Kol Ami. The Hamburgers are active
memoers of Temple Emanu-El. Harry Modell is dinner chairman.
Associate chairmen are Maxwell Jospey and Leonard N. Simons.
The Israel Bond office, 577-6770, is taking reservations for the din-
ner. Participants on the program will represent all temples. A high-
light will be the Hanuka lighting ceremony, with Cantor Harold
Orbach leading in the singing, and Morton Wolin, lighting the
candles.

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