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Mitzva Mobiles End NY Mission

NEW YORK. (JTA) — A
fleet of 25 "mitzva mobiles,"
closed mobile camper units,
each manned by six or seven
members of the Lubavich
Youth Organization, com-
pleted a mission of street
contact with New York City
Jews for traditional Juda-
ism.

The mission commemo-
rated the 25th anniversary
of the leadership of the Lu-
bavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi

Menachem M. Schneerson.
The goal was to disseminate
the Rebbe's mitzva cam-
paign calling on Jews to set
aside time daily for Torah
study, that all Jews 13 and
older put on phylacteries
every weekday, to assure
that kosher mezuzot were
affixed to doorposts, and
that every Jewish home
have a Bible, prayerbook
and Book of Psalms, and a
charity box for contribu-
tions to a worthwhile cause.

learning experiences in

summer programs
for high school students

BAR MITZVAH PILGRIMAGE: for boys and girls 13-14; ac-
commodations at children's village; educational, recrea-
tional and athletic programs; touring, special Bar Mitzvah
receptions and activities.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDY SEMINARS: Community groups or-
ganized by Boards of Jewish Ed.; for students 14-17, intend-
ing to assume active leadership in their congregations,
schools and communities. Program: Hebrew, music, dance,
lectures, discussions; field trips; tours, meetings with Israeli
youth.

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WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
Department of Education & Culture

515 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. 10022.
(212) PL 2-0600 — ext. 386-387

Center Book Series
to Have Meeting

The Book Series of the
Jewish Community Center
will meet 1 p.m. Wednesday
at the Henry Meyers Memo-
rial Library in the Main
Center. "The Rise of David
Levinsky," by Abraham
Cahan will be discussed.
Chaired by Mrs. Pauline
Jackson and Mrs. Gertrude
Oberstein, the book series
focuses on early literature
and East European litera-
ture, between the wars,
after the war—creative
awakening, Holocaust liter-
ature and current litera-
ture.
Selections for future ses-
sions include "Call It
Sleep," by Henry Roth,
March 12; "Jews Without
Money," by Michael Gold,
contrasted with "Every-
thing But Money," by Sam
Levenson, April 9; "One
Foot in America" and
"Cowboy On a Wooden
Horse," by Uri Suhl, April
23; "The Old Bunch," by
Meyer Levin, May 7; "The
Human Season," by Edgar
Lewis Wallent, May 21;
and "The Pawnbroker,"
by Wallent, June 4.
Participants are expected
to read each selection prior
to its discussion date. Cen-
ter members and non-mem-
bers are invited. For infor-
mation, call the Center's
cultural arts department,
341-4200.

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