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Singles Group Sets First Get-Together
The formation of a new cultural and social activities

group of singles, 19-26, is an-
':-$nounced by Cong. Beth
youth ac-
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tivity department.
The first event will be an
invitational Champagne Get-
: .„Together 8:30 p.m. Saturday
.7:at the home of Beverly
21300 Dartmouth,
. `:Grossman,

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as part of

its program.
Leader of the group will be
Frank Leiderman.
For information, call the
synagogue office. 851-6880, or
Frank Leiderman, 399-1005

'Southfield.

The group will have both

Dec. 6 at the Raleigh fashion show will feature the
City of Hope Cancer Fight- '
latest collection by the inter-
ers is preparing for its an- House.
a nationally known designer
Following
luncheon,
Glamorama luncheon
nual
Mignon, who will be in town

especially for Glamorama.

Technion Plans Testimonial

The gowns will be shown by
some of the area's top
models.
Mrs. Harry Cohen, gift
chairman, has obtained many
gifts: Mrs. Charles Young is
serving as over-all chairman.
Mrs. Earl Weingarden is
decorations chairman.
For tickets, call Mrs. Isa-
dore Epstein, 557-3519.

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institution," writes Samet.
When he immigrated to
Palestine (in 1920) from
Vienna, where he had stud-
ied philosophy, it was for
what he considered "a year
of service" in response to a
call to the young generation.

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at that time informed
Tuviahu of his nomination as
the first mayor of Beersheba
and the minister of interior
appointed him city -manager.
One year later he was elect-
ed mayor.

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Tuviahu arrived in the
Negev during World War II.
He worked in the British .
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Gevulot. Later he was among .. r.
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Beersheba had three fathers.
the first Hebrew who plant- pipeline near Gevar Am and
ed a tamarisk in it 4.000 Nir Am.
years ago; the Israel army,
Tuviahu recalls the laying
which liberated the town in of foundations for the new
1948; and David Tuviahu,
Beersheba in a place that
who was its architect and lacked all essential services.
who succeeded in turning a
"The minister of transport
small Bedouin town into the and
ap-
communications,
fourth largest city in Israel." proached by Tuviahu with a
These were the words of Da- request for the installation
vid Ben-Gurion when, on Oc- of a regular telephone line
tober 21, 1964, a festive ses- and a reasonable outside con-
sion of the Beersheba muni- nection, remarked, 'Tell me
cipal council awarded the Tuviahu, who is there in
honorary freedom of the city Beersheba to call' If you
to former Mayor Tuviahu.
promise me at least 100 sub-
S'himean Samet, writing in scribers at IL 3.50 (5.85)
Haaretz, said Tuviahu, 74, each I shall agree to take
still lives in his "dream city," action.' Tuviahu produced
where he served as mayor the 100 names requested
for 13 years (1950-19631, some partly 'created' for this
and Tuviahu says, "in which purpose), the minister re-
I shall live and to which I sponded, and the line was
shall remain faithful to my installed," writes Samet.
last day."
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Participants in a meeting or the Benjamin Wilk
Scholarship committee held in advance of the 27th annual
dinner of the Detroit Chapter, American Society for Tech-
nion, included (from left) seated: David D. Kahn, dinner
chairman; Benjamin Wilk, honoree; Julius J. Harwood,
chapter president; Sam Rich, scholarship committee chair-
man; and Lou Gelfand; and standing: Maurice Axelrod,
Alex Etkin, Sans Grand, Irving Hershman and Louis Mil-
grom. The dinner will be held 6 p.m. Nov. 26 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Gen. Dan Tolkowsky, former commander
of Israel's Air Force and managing director of Discount
Bank Investment Corp., will be guest speaker. The com-
mittee reported it is well on its way to establishing 500
scholarships, in honor of Wilk, for deserving students at

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