THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 3, 1975-19
A SALUTE TO LUBAVITCH
We Salute Rabbi Menachem Mendel
Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,
on the occasion of the Forthcoming
Celebration on "Yud Sh'vat" (Sh'vat
10, coinciding with January 22), of a
Quarter Century of His Leadership.
We Salute
the man who has reached out and touched the hearts and inspired the
souls of our brothers and sisters across the globe, Jewish men and women of every
conceivable shade of belief and observance, rich and poor, old and young alike.
We Salute the Rebbe for his dedication to the ideals of the Baal Shem Tov,
never giving up on any Jew as "lost," for sparking a renaissance of Torah-learning and
a revolution in awareness of identity amongst tens of thousands of Jewish youth around
the world.
We Salute
the Rebbe for his constant support of the morale of Israel's fighting
men in their hour of need and his sterling efforts for our people in the Holy Land, for his
settlements, Yeshivof, vocational schools and emissaries throughout the length and
breadth of the land ; for his staunch and unflinching stand on behalf of Israel's safety
and secure borders.
We Salute
the Rebbe, who, in the words of Michigan's Governor (in his procla-
mation declaring January 1975 as "LUBAVITCH MONTH") " . . . has received accolades
for his great humanitarian and spiritual accomplishments by the President of the United
States and by the governors, senators, congressmen and mayors of our major states
and cities . ."
We echo the sentiments of the governor that the Rebbe " . . be tendered the
congratulations and respectful best wishes of the State of Michigan for a quarter-
century, of outstanding nobility of leadership and great achievements in helping maintain
and preserve the highest ethical, moral and spiritual standards 'of our fair country."
We call
Morristown
"Moving Spirits"
on all members of our community to attend the series of "HASSIDIC
HAPPENING" concerts honoring the 25th leadership anniversary — in Detroit (on Janu-
ary 7th at Ford Auditorium), under the chairmanship of David Hermelin and Harold
ary
Beznos and honoring Nathan P. Rossen — in Flint (on January 8th sponsored by the
Flint Jewish Community Council), in East Lansing (on January 9th at Engineering Hal),
and-in Ann Arbor (on January 12th at the Mendlesohn Theatre).
Marvin Weinberger
Guest Violinist
We call
on all women and girls — even the very young — to respond to the
Rebbe's current urgent' campaign to kindle the Shabbos and Yomtov candles every
Friday and on the eve of the festivals ; the girls to light one candle, before the mother
and with a B'racha.
We announce
with pride that a new, major institution and undertaking will,
B'ezras Hashem, be founded in Michigan in the course of the year' in honor of the 25th
leadership anniversary (with details to be announced at a later date) and we call on
all members of Michigan's Jewish community to support Lubavitch in these and all other
efforts — especially those on behalf of our alienated youth.
The Advertisements in this issue are sponsored ty the undersigners.
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LUBAVITCHER CENTER
Irwin I. Cohn,
Chairman
Harry Gordon,
President
Robert Ruch,
President
BAIS CHABAD Deerfield Village
CAMP GAN ISRAEL
Irwin I. Hollander,
President
Charles E. Feinberg,
President
CHEDER OHOLEI YOSEF YITSCHAK
LUBAVITCH
Marvin Berlin
Tom Borman
Sidney Fields
Saul Levin
Michael Pelavin
Peter Salter
Tribute to My Mother's
Sabbath Candles
BAIS CHABAD FARMINGTON
MERKOS L'INYONEI CHINUCH, INC.
Louis Wechsler
Harold Beznos
Morris Brandwine
Sol Colton
Morris Flatt
David Hermelin
Mike Must
Morris Pelavin
Dr. Robert Starr
Irving N. Weiss
Max Biber
Ernest Citron
Bob Freedman
E. John Klein
Larry Nichamin
Nathan P. Rossen
Julius Rotenberg
Dr. Arnold Zuroff
Isadore Starr,
President
David Silver
Howard Block
Avern L. Cohn Nicky Stern
Paul Zuckerman
Walter Field
Benzion Gotlib
Louis Kasle
Irving Nusbaum
Polter Dancers
Jan. 7—Detroit
Jan. 8—Flint
Jan. 9—Lansing
Jan. 12—Ann Arbor