32—Friday, Sept. 13, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Happy New Year
To All Our Friends & Customers
Best Wishes
To the Entire Community
for a
Happy Healthy and
Prosperous
NEW YEA
from
VINCENT S. MANCUSO, JR.
GREGROY A. BEHLING
HENRY BURSTON
ED DeSANTIS
ED DAWOOD
VINCENT S. MANCUSO, III
FRANK MERCURIO
BARNEY MOMCILOVIC
LAWRENCE R. PERNICK, C.P.C.U.
DENNIS E. BUTLER, C.L.U.
Detroiters to Join New Israel Bond 'Campaign
Together with communities
throughout the United States
and Canada, the Jewish com-
munity of Greater Detroit
has set aside the period from
Yom. Kippur to 'Oct. 6 (the
first anniversary of the war)
as the Shomrei Israel 10
Days of Rededication, for en-
rolling maximum. Israel
Bond support to maintain Is-
rael's economic' stability, it
was announced by David
Pollack, chairman of the
Greater Detroit Israel Bond
Committee.
Recalling the community's
unprecedented demonstration
of economic support for. Is-
rael during the war of a
year ago, Pollack empha-
sized that the backbone of
that support came from in-
dividuals and families who
purchased $1,000 or more in
Israel Bonds, which entitled
them to membership in
Shomrei Israel, the honor
society of those who watch
Bonds to Honor
Mr., Mrs. Efros
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Efros
will be the guests •of honor
at an Israel Bond Tribute
Dinner sponsored by Cong.
Beth Shalom, 6:30 p.m. Oct.
6 at the synagogue.
The dinner which will
mark the anniversary of the
Yom Kippur Day War, will
pay tribute to the Efros
over and promote Israel's
progress.
Pollack explained that the
people of Israel are utilizing
all of their resources for de-
fense, with the result that
they are unable to finance
the country's economic de-
velopment program and the
creation of jobs for new im-
migrants from the Soviet
Union and elsewhere.
He stressed that Israel
Bonds, which have been the
major source of funds for Is-
rael's annual development
budget for almost 25 years,
are now more important
than ever.
Pollack stated that the
Shomrei Israel 10 Days of
Rededication will be
launched in hundreds of syn-
agogues in the U.S. and Can-
ada through special Israel
Bond appeals during the
Yom Kippur services in
memory of the 3,000 Israelis
who fell in the war.
He said the 10-day effort
will culminate Oct. 6, which
has been designated as
Shomrei Israel National Day
of Rededication. On that day,
special committees of volun-
teers will start out from
breakfast meetings in syn-
agogues and organizations to
enroll the maximum number
of Jewish families as Shorn-
rei Israel, families who pur-
chase $1,000 or more in Is-
rael Bonds.
18326 Woodward, Detroit, Mich. 48203
883-1900
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* HIGH HOLIDAYS
Are Approaching!
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You do not have to be a member
to join us for services.
Trade and professional
groups will hold luncheon
meetings during the 10-day
period to advance the sale
of Israel Bonds.
AT DISCOUNT
To Give 18% Interest
CALL 274-2538
NEW CADILLAC?
BUY OR LEASE FROM
ANDY BLAU
in BIRMINGHAM at
WILSON-CRISSMAN CADILLAC
RES. 642-6836 .
CALL BUS. MI 4-1930.
1350 N. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
of Greater Detroit
announces that
Braverman's Meat Market
Aodit,4
Continental Underwriters Inc.
WILL SELL
$10,000
Synagogue Bond
at
13500 W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit, Mich.
is no longer under
our supervision
Happy
New Year
DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN *-
& LADIES AUXILIARY
JEWISH WAR VETERANS *
OF THE UNITED STATES *
OF AMERICA
MR. and MRS. EFROS
couple "for their many years
of service to the synagogue
and the community."
A native Detroiter, Efros
graduated from Wayne State
University's school of phar-
macy in 1947. Since gradu-
ating he has served on its
board of directors and is a
Rita Goyer
Joe Bale
past president. He is on the
Auxiliary President
Commander
board of directors of Wayne
SHOLOM POST NO. 537
BLOCH-ROSE POST NO. 420
State University Alumni. As- .401C MORTON A. SILVERMAN
Louis Weinstein, Commander
Louis Wagner, Commander
DETROIT POST NO. 135
sociation representing the 71' r Milton
Belle Letter, Auxiliary President
Morkovitz, Commander
school of pharmacy. He also
Edythe Morgano, Auxiliary President
HARVEY DATER POST
ROBERT J. RAFELSON POST
was on the board of direc-
NO. 559 (Lansing)
NO. 431
tors of Cong. Beth Shalom
LAWRENCE H. & JOSEPH JONES
Bernard B. Friedland, Commander
Ralph Epstein, Commander
and is a past president of its
POST NO. 190
Corrine Oppenheim,
Harry
A.
Davidoff,
Commander
men's club.
Auxiliary President
OAK PARK POST NO. 716
Marion Blondy, Auxiliary President
Mrs. Efros, who was born
Norman Moss, Commander
JOSEPH L. BALE POST NO. 474
in Johnston, Pa., and raised
Adele Lipson, Auxiliary President
(
ELI
LEVIN
POST
NO.
230
William Fagenson, Commander
in Cumberland, Md., is a
Robert Perliss, Commander
Harriet Fagenson,
graduate of the Montefiore
Auxiliary President
DORAN GOLDFARB POST
Hospital of Nursing in Pitts- _If FLINT POST NO. 231
NO. 727 (Saginaw)
CHAS. SHAPIRO POST NO. 510
burg. She met her husband
Max Linder, Commander
Dr. Lewis !merman, Commander
Jay Handelsman, Commander
during World War II at Ft. .40( Bessie Rittman, Auxiliary President
Barbara Weiskopf,
Benning, Ga. where both
Auxiliary President
SOUTHFIELD POST NO. 729
were stationed at the 307th 4( RAYMOND ZUSSMAN POST
Sye Gorman, Commander
General Hospital. In 1946
No. 333
ROY F. GREEN POST NO. 529
Helen Dresser, Auxiliary President
Jerry Fine, Commander
they were married and 4( Edward Bunin, Commander
_he Martha Hauptman, Auxiliary
Donna Green, Auxiliary President
moved to Detroit.
President
LARRY S. WEIL AUXILIARY
She has been an active
YETZ - COHEN POST NO. 530
worker for the past nine
NO. 794
Charles Glass, Commander
BODZIN POST NO. 414
Loena Hoenig, President
Diana Joffe, Auxiliary President
David S. Tanzman, Commander
years, at Sinai Hospital and
was a member of its board
of directors and Sinai Hospi-
tal Women's Guild. In the
synagogue she has devoted
her time to numerous com-
mittees, and is a past presi-
dent of the sisterhood, a past
member of the board of dir-
ectors and was the executive
secretary to the board.
EWISH WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL HOME ASSOCIATION
The dinner-dance will fea-
ture the music of. Joe Miller
16990 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield
and his orchestra. For res-
Charlotte Rosen,
.4(
ervations, call Cong. Beth
Shalom, LI 7-7970, or the Is-
rael Bond Office, 968-0200.
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14000 W. 9 MILE RD., OAK PARK
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL
Nusach H'Ari Lubavitcher Center
cordially invites you to attend High Holiday
Services ina vibrant and inspiring atmosphere
For More Information Call the Center at
548-2666
548-2667
Lubavitcher Center Auxiliary
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
will once again be conducted at the
Lessenger School (Albany near Scotia)
SEATS ARE ONLY $15
For Ticket Reservations Call the Center at
548-2666
548-2667
*VISIT THE MEMORIAL TO OUR HEROIC
JEWISH WAR DEAD
President
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