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September 05, 1975 - Image 65

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1975-09-05

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

THE OFFICERS OF

Berdichev-Keshevev-Zhitomir Aid Society

wishes to their members and falnilies and .friends
a Happy and Prosperous New Year

Sam Cohen, Pres.; Victor Sherman, Vice-Pres.; Jacob Resnick, Hon. Vice-
Pres. ; Arthur Parker, Treas. ; Abe Elman, Fin. Sec. ; Harry Handler, Rec. Sec.

Goldie Plotnick-Hospitaler

ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
of BNAI BRITH

extends best wishes for a happy, healthy prosperous
New Year to all their members and friends

PINSKER PROGRESSIVE
AID SOCIETY

wishes its members and friends a
happy and prosperous New Year

Fred Katz, Pres.

Irvin Forman, V.P.
and all our other officers

MR. and MRS. SIDNEY LOREN
AND FAMILY

Huntington Woods, Michigan

wish all their relatives and friends a year of
health and happiness and peace for all
mankind

Rosenwald Post 218
American Legion .

Happy New Year Greetings are hereby
conveyed to all Rosenwald Post and Auxiliary
Members and Friends

Marion Tennenbaum

Maurice Green

Auxiliary President

Post Commander

Joseph Shapiro

Public Relations

TRAVELOG

by
Bruce & Natalie Baff

HARD TO DEFINE . . . EVEN HARDER TO
FORGET! That's Italy!

Our first stop was Alitalia. More than anyone else, we
know, Alitalia manages to help visitors plan the best, most
economical vacation.
For example, they have an Alitalia Europacar "Plan-it-
Yourself" fly and drive trip to Rome and Sicily, as we did.
Here's how it worked: first we mapped out our own itiner-
ary; next we selected accommodations from an excellent list
of hotels. Then Alitalia reserved our hotels, booked our 747
flight from New York to Rome and a self-drive Avis car
with unlimited mileage — all in advance.
They also offer many other dollar-stretching tours, sev-
eral combining Italy and Israel. Enough to fit mbst any-
one's tast and pocketbook.

ROME — THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!

This city is literally bursting with over 2,000 years of his-
tory, much of it of special interest to the Jewish traveller.

THE COLOSSEUM: This immense amphitheatre
was begun by the Emperor Vespasian in the year 72 C.E.
and completed by his son Titus in 80. Did you know,
however, that ':tintless Jewish prisoners brought to
Rome after the fall of Judaea were employed in its
construction?
JEWISH CATACOMBS: Of the six discovered to
date, two may today be visited. The more accessible is
located on the Vigna San :".3ebastiano on the ancient Ap-
pian Way. (Special written authorization, however, is
necessary and may be obtained from the Superintendent
of Antiquities of the Vatican.) ST. PETERS: The inte-
rior of the world's largest church contains a column re-
puted to come from the Temple of Solomon. It's just to
the right of Michelangelo's famous "Pita" chapel, be-
hind an iron grill.)
Masterworks of Sicily. This mountainous island off

the toe of Italy's "boot" offers a wealth of archeological
treasures. The Greeks, for example, called this land "Magna
Graecia." In fact, some of the best-preserved Greek temples
in the world are located right here, in Sicily, near the city
of Agrigento. Known today as the "Valley of the Temples,"
this fascinating archeological zone on the southern coast
contains six major temples strung out along a flower-lined
panaramic walk.
The 34 column Temple of Concord, which dates back to
around 450 B.C.E. is positively majestic. Impressive too is
the Temple of Juno, from which one can enjoy wonderful
views of the entire valley.
The mosaics of Piazza Armerina. From Agrigento we
drove north to the lovely city of Piazza Armerina, near the
center of the island. The real attraction here, however, is
the Imperial Roman Villa of Casale — the largest Roman
construction still surviving in Sicily — and well worth a
visit!
This palatial villa, with its priceless mosaic flooring,
dates back to the year 300. However, it was buried by a
mud avalanche in 1100 . . . then long forgotten! Its "re-
discovery" took place in 1921, after nearly a century of spas-
modic research.
Today, the villa's richly decorated pavements cover an
area of over 4,700 square yards — almost the entire floor of
the original palace! One mosaic design, for example, illus-
trates a Great Hunt, teeming with elephants, tigers and
wild boar; another depicts a group of maidens exercising in
bikini-type costumes! Ah, this full-of-surprises land called
Sicily!

An Israeli Reservist

Friday, September 5, 1975 65

MR. and MRS.
SIDNEY KUSHNER

New Year best wishes to
all our family & friends
Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Freedlander
and Family

Oak Park

wish all their family
and friends a good
and healthy New Year

Oak Park

Karl & Pearl Katkowsky
and Family

24449 Santa Barbara,
Southfield

wish all their friends and
relatives a happy and
healthy New Year

"Ladies of Yeshivoth Beth Yehudoh and
Women's Sabbath League wish all our
members and friends A Very Happy
and Healthy New Year."

Best wishes for a healthy
and peaceful New Year to
all our,tamily and friends
Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Moss
and Family

LEONARD & CELIA ROTH

2901 Sunrise Lakes Dr. E.
Sunrise, Florida

wish all their family and
friends a very. happy and
healthy New Year

Ladies of Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah
Fanny Laufer, President
Ruth Stark, Vice-President

MRS. SYLVIA NATHAN

Southfield

wishes all her relatives
and friends a happy,
healthy New Year ,

Our 'wish for a happy
New Year to all our
relatives and friends
JEAN and TED WEISS

A Happy and Healthy New Year To All Our
Detroit Relatives and Friends

ROSE and PHIL FREEDMAN

Orlando, Florida

L'Shana Tova
a happy and healthy New Year to all our children,
grandchildren and great-grandson, Mike, friends and
relatives

MR. AND MRS. HYMAN GREENBAUM

Oak Park

ARDMORE SHOE REPAIR
AND THE SHERBERG FAMILY

wish their friends, customers and family
A Happy New Year

Chatham Square Shopping Center

25796 Middlebelt at 11 Mile, Farmington Hills

474-8585

To All Our Relatives, Friends & members of
the Albert Einstein Lodge and all my
customers a happy, healthy New Year

MEYER & TOBY SILBERBERG and FAMILY

24171 Ridgedale, Oak Park

GARIE and BILL WEISMAN
AND TOBY

W. Bloomfield

wish all their family and friends
a happy and peaceful New Year

THE TUROVER AID SOCIETY
EZRAS ACHIM CONGREGATION

wish all their members and friends

a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year

Nathan Samet, Vice-Pres.
William Keller, Pres.
Sidney Weinberger, Sec'y.
Jacob Nosanchuk, Hon. Pres.
Bella Honeyman, Rec. Sec'y.

wish all their relatives and friends

a year filled with health, happiness

and prosperity.

MRS. EMANUEL BAUMAN (Blanche),

President Detroit Lodge Chapter
#436, Bnai Brith Women

wishes to extend sincere greetings
for the New Year to all her members
and to all the Council members and
their families

MR. and MRS.
IRVING SHLOM

4423 Laurel Club Dr., W. Bloomfield
extend heartiest best wishes for a happy,
healthy and peaceful New Year to our
relatives and friends

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