Israel Anniversary Paraders Win Honors
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hay and water. (Shur said
later that the animals, from
Uphill Farms and Eastern
Market, became so attached
to the tractor that they didn't
want to leave).
First prize for the best
marching band went to Berk-
ley High School, whose mu-
sicians played Israeli music
all along the route.
The judges, N. Brewster
Broder, Mrs. Morris Brand-
wine and Jerry Malamud,
agreed the best marching
group was Habonim, who
also had dancers and a float
mounted with a large kibutz
tower.
A special citation went to
the children of Cohn and Bor-
man branches of the United
N Schools, who were
sai. ,d for their enthusiastic
turnout as one of the largest
marching groups in the pa-
rade.
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Friday, May 25, 1973-3
FOY BAR MITZVA, WEDDING kPARTY
Rated
One of the favorites of on- "We honor each other, be- consul general and the pa-
Xperienced
lookers, who had brought cause I am Israel and you rade marshall took t u r n s
blankets and folding chairs to are Israel . .. one heart for- holding him high to catch the
Xcellent
eye of his errant parents. His
watch the festivities, was the ever."
mother
finally
came
for
him.
Xtremely
42nd Highlanders, a Royal
Special commendation was
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Elegant Designer Fashions.
Oak group who called the made by Ramati to local vet-
Reasonable
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parade organizers and asked erans of Israel's War of In-
Only aim to do your duty,
if they could take part. They dependence. Present w e r e
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of the rally, in tribute, said Crudgington, Ben Fingeroot, credit where you fail. — BIRMINGHAM MI 2-4150
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Parade Marshall Avern David Fink, James Fitz- Thomas Jefferson.
Cohn, to "the Scottish orig- henry, J a m e s Kane, Leo
ins" of keynote speaker Shaul Majzels and Edward Nelson,
Ramati, Israel consul gen- ,Air Force; David Saferstein,
eral to the Midwest.
Navy; Jules Doneson, Army;
The Ford High School Tro- and Eugene Pious, hospital
jan Marching BIM was an- surgeon.
other popular group, as were
Newman, who heads the
the floats of the Jewish Cen- *cal chapter of the American
ter Thursday Night Social Veterans of Israel, said that
Group, Bnai Brith, United their names have been sub-
Hebrew High School, Beth mitted for the Fighter's Dec-
Shalom Youth (sponsored by oration of the State of Israel.
the Jewish National Fund),
Parade Marshall Cohn paid
Wayne State University Hil- tribute to the parade chair-
lel, Temple Kol Ami, Com- man, Mrs. Miriam Rayberg,
bined Jewish School, Hillel and to Eliav Naharin, head
and Akiva day schools and of the Jewish Center Hebrew
others. Jewish War Veterans department, who coordinated
provided the honor guard, efforts for the affair. Greet-
and Boy Scout Troop 23 of ings from the Jewish Com-
Cong. Bnai Moshe was out in munity Council, which also
force.
sponsored the parade, were
Shaarit Haplaytah and extended by Council Vice
American Red Magen David President Bernard Panush,
shared honors in a new am- substituting for President Hu-
bulance which will go to Is- bert Sidlow, who is hospital-
rael, and there were many ized.
other decorated vehicles, in-
Chava Albertstein, Israeli
cluding a small truck from singer and recording artist,
Cong. Beth Isaac of Trenton. performed at the conclusion
Several floats depicted the of the rally, and there were
status of Jews in the Soviet dancing and singing led by
Union and Arab lands.
,Gingi Kunianski. Israeli food
Clowns distributed gifts, and souvenirs were sold in
and there was a sprinkling of the park area.
The only untoward inci-
family groups marching to-
gether, including one trio dents •were the occasional
who brought along their min- misplacements o f children
iature collie, decorated in (and 'parents) announced
from the stage. One young-
blue and white streamers.
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Some 30 security police ster got more than he bar-
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were assigned to keep watch gained for when the Israel
on the event; most of them
were rerouting traffic around
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