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Christians Take
3rd Trip to Israel
Mr: and Mrs. George
Gammon of Windsor, mem-
bers of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance Church
in Dearborn, recently com-
pleted- their third trip to Is-
rael with members of their
congregation.
Jewish Center Cornerstone Laying
Marks Last Stage of Completion
"Israel extends a special
courtesy to visitors — never
before have we felt such
warmth anywhere."
The couple said they
would love to live in Israel
and are willing to "do any-
thing" to promote the coun-
try. Already planning their
next trip to Israel, the Gam-
mons claim, "Israel is a
beautiful country with well-
dedicated people."
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The Gammons said they
are motivated to frequently
visit Israel because of its
'"Hebrew biblical history
and significance.
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N. Brewster Broder,
chairman of the Center's
executive committee, was
master of ceremonies.Com-
munity leaders participat-
ing in the ceremony were:
Mandell L. Berman, Jewish
Welfare Federation presi-
dent; Martin E. Citrin, Fed-
eration and Center vice
president; and Richard Kux,
Center president. West
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and the community to the
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