Sidney Rosenberg
Chairs Lansint,
Dinner for Bonds

Wouk Conveys President's
of Greeting to Lubavitcher Rebbe

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all citizens. Steadfastness in re-
ligious belief has been a central
sustaining force in American life,
and your contribution to the moral
and spiritual strength of our soci-
ety has been particularly signifi-
cant."
At the celebration of his 70th,
birthday, the Lubavitcher Rebbe
announced that 71 new institutions
will be established in many com-
munities and that 10 per cent of
the fund set up in his honor will •
be contributed to that purpose.

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Nationwide interest was drawn
to the celebration of the 70th birth-
day of the Lubavitcher Rebbe,
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.
At the celebration in Brooklyn,
at which messages were read from
notables throughout the world, the
eminent novelist, Herman Wouk,
displayed the congratulatory letter
from President Nixon to Rabbi
Abraham Shemtov, director of
Lubavitch activities in Philadel-
phia. With them in the photo are
Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, Lubavitch
national public relations director,
and on the extreme right, Rabbi
Berl Shemtov, director of Luba-
vitch institutions in Michigan.
The photo of the Lubavitch
Rebbe shown below, with Rabbi
Chaim Chadakoff in the back-
ground, was taken while Wouk was
leaving the Rebbe's sanctuary. The
Rebbe as a rule does not allow
himself to be photographed.
In his message to the Rebbe,
President Nixon stated:
"Your dedication to the teaching
of your faith and your emphasis on
vocational training have made the
Lubavitch movement an asset not
only to the Jewish religion, but to

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Dave Goldberg Saluted at Ilaezl Park

Hazel Park Race Course officials
and members of the press corps
turned out last weekend to honor
Dave Goldberg. who is retiring—
after 37 years—as distributor of

Sidney Rosenberg, Lansing com-
munity leader, has been named
1972 chairman for State of Israel
Bonds for the Greater Lansing
Community. Dr. George M. Kessler
is en-chairman. Emanuel Litvin is
state chairman.
The Greater Lansing Community
will launch the celebration of Is-
rael's 24th anniversary of its state-
tv)od at a dinner 7:30 p.m. May 7
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, East -.-
Lansing. A cocktail reception will
precede the dinner.
Leon S. Cohan, deputy attorney
gencial for the state of Michigan,
be guest speaker. Comedian
Lou Mason will be guest star.
Rosenberg announced the follow-
ing members of the Greater Lan-
sing Committee for Israel Bonds:
Michael Borus, Dr. Edward Eisen-
stein. Morris Goldstein, Sydney D.
Goodman. Dr. Kurt Gorwitz, Dr.
David Kahn, Robert Mermelstein,
Jack Rachman, Lois Rosenberg,
liadassah Representative, Law-
rence Shanker, Dr. Lee Shulman
and Arnold Zumberg.
For information and reserva-
tions. call Rosenberg, 351-5771.

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make a flag presentation to the
new Jewish Home for Aged on
Lahser Rd., Southfield. 2 p
Sunday. Gerry Feldman, patriotic
instructress, will make the ar-
rangements, and presentation will
be made by Department Chairman
Delores Greenspan. The corn
munity is invited. For information.
call Gerry Feldman, 398-8955.

Ladies Department of Michigan
will meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the JWV headquarters. President
Rosalyn Liner will give her report
on the national president's recent
visit and will report on the forth-
coming party for Battle Creek
veterans. A round-table discussion
on presentations to various child
welfare agencies and hospitals will
follow, concluded by a social hour.
For information call Mrs. Liner. LI
7-7132, or the JWVA office, 255-
4743.

SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN
POST AND AUXILIARY will
meet 8:30 Monday at the Jewish
War Veterans headquarters. Host-
! esses will be Reva Dryman and
Ann Farber. Seond nomination of
officers be held.

Tourist Caught, Sentenced
in Israel for Pill Pushing

TEL AVIV (JTA)—A Brooklyn
man, Leon Jelinsky, 23, who was
an 'Israeli but returned to Israel
as a tourist from the U.S.. was sen-
tenced by the Haifa District Court
to 18 months imprisonment for im-
porting 2,500 LSD pills into Israel.
He sold 100 pills before being ar-
, rested.
Jelinsky claimed he was asked
to bring the pills into Israel and
that he was not aware he was
doing anything illegal

Gov. MILTON J. SHAPP
Pennsylvania was presented with
honorary membership in the Na-
tional Committee for Furtherance
of Jewish Education here. Li,
award, the first ever given by the
NCFJE, was presented to Gov.
Shapp in recognition of "his
exemplification of Jewish ideals
and his lifelong espousal of the
Jewish cause."

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East German Communist Party
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gation will go to Baghdad next week
to celebrate the 25th anniversary

of the Iraqi Haath Party.

MARVIN ROUSLIN, president of
Yankee Department Stores, will
be the recipient of a special award
by the American Jewish Commit-
tee for his contributions in ad-'
vancing human understanding. Ile,
will be honored at a dinner June
8 at Delmonico's Hotel, New York

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