Fund-Raising Moratorium by Brandeis

WALTHAM, Mass. — Be- University has placed a
cause of the severe crisis moratorium on many of its
confronting Israel, Brandeis fund-raising activities within
the American Jewish com-
munity.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
10—Friday, October 19, 1973

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342-7800

George Brant

SUPERIOR
OLDS

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Michelle and Lisa Olit of
Hilton Ave., Southfield,
raised $330 for Israel by bak-
ing up a storm. The 13- and
12-year-old sisters, who be-
long to no organization nor
attend Hebrew school, felt
they had to do something for
Israel.

An Open Letter to the Community

Our New Year started with the tragic outbreak of hostilities in the Middle
East. Each day brings horrendous reports of increasing casualties among
our brethren in Israel.

It is the fervent wish of every Jew to divert all resources to savings the
lives of our people and to bring peace to mankind.

WITH THIS THOUGHT IN MIND, THE BOARD OF THE
HILLEL DAY SCHOOL HAS UNANIMOUSLY DECIDED TO
PURCHASE ISRAEL BONDS WITH THE ENTIRE NET
PROCEEDS OF OUR FUND-RAISING EFFORT.

Thus we are continuing with our concert so that we may make every
effort to ensure the continuity of our Jewish heritage.

Let us pray and work for peace.

S aul Mid.

President Hillel Day School

Hillel Day School Presents

Special &eniny With

ROBERT

They spent $30 of their own
on ingredients, then mobil-
ized friends and neighbors to
also contribute baked goods.
The result was a gigantic
baked goods sale Sunday in
front of Shopping Center
Market on 10 Mile and Green-
field Rds.

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"One of the darkest periods
of the Jewish people is
taking place in the world
today. Let us not be wanting.
"Am a fourth-generation
Jew of Czechoslovakian an-
cestry but feel strongly for
my people in Israel.
"Let us say with Moses
Hazak, Hazak, Venitzahek.
JOLM BELCH"

Beauty ( ful) Operator

off Val to $145

and

A Gift of Love

"Am 74 years young, semi-
retired, more or less live on
a fixed income, but feel that
God is calling upon the con-
science of some 20,000,000
people throughout the world
who have some Jewish blood
in their veins to come to the
rescue of the brave people
of Israel.

VESTS

GOULET

With the blessing of Shop-
ping Center owner Sidney
Hiller, the girls set up a dec-
orated table and sold their
wares from 8:30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Sunday. They plan to
repeat the sale this Sunday.

The following letter accom-
panied a $200 money order
made out to the Israel
Emergency Fund, that ar-
rived Tuesday at the offices
of The Jewish News:
"Please forward the en-
closed check to the state of
Israel as soon as possible as
my personal gift of love to
the people of Israel.

SI-10PS $139°,01.1.sls
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Kids Do Their Part
. . . and Then Some

All Jewish youth are in-
vited to a rally for Israel at
1:30 p.m. Sunday at the 10
Mile Jewish Center. There
will be speakers and music
at the event, which will in-
volve youth from all syna-
gogue a n d organizational
youth groups. For informa-
tion, call Sandy Silver, 358-
5477, or Rob Newman, 353-
4195.
* * *
The United Hebrew High
School Student Council or-
ganized a car wash Sunday
afternoon and raised $30 for
Israel. One student reported
the UHS superintendent, Ben-
jamin Yapko, was the first
in line with his car.

My Price is
on the
Bottom of
the Ladder

COAT COSTUMES

Brandeis President Marver
H. Bernstein said that just as
Brandeis did in response to
the Middle East War in June
1967, the university will fore-
go new capital expansion and
will seek funds "only for its
most essential operating
needs."

Mrs. Peter Martin was at
the North Park Towers
Beauty Shop on the eve of
Sukkot.
Her operator, Judy Tir-
kowski, was waiting for her,
to tell her of her concern.
She wanted to aid Israel but
did not have her checkbook
with her. So she handed Mrs.
Martin .$50 in cash for the
Israel Emergency Fund. •

CAROL

LAWRENCE

With the

DON PALMER ORCHESTRA

Sunday, November 11, 1973

7:30 P.M. Ford Auditorium
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE

Tickets available at: Hillel Day School
32200 Middlebelt, Farmington
or Call
851-2398 or 851-2394

A RUSSELL SCHREIBER PRODUCTION