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Mt. Clemens Lodge Hosts Annual Israel Bond Event

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The Harvey Levenberg
Lodge, Bnai Brith, of Mt.
Clemens is sponsoring a
community-wide banquet

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on behalf of State of Israel
Bonds June 13, at Beth Te-
philath Moses Congregation
in Mt. Clemens.
Appearing as guest
speaker will be Prof. Gerald
Meister, lecturer and au-
thority on the Middle East.
Meister is director of the
Ramapo Institute, a "think
tank" specializing in inter-
national relations and law,
and executive director of
Herut, USA (United Zion-
ists Revisionists of Amer-
ica).
The Harvey Levenberg
Lodge, the only Bnai Brith
Lodge in Macomb County,
has sponsored the Mt. Cle-
mens Israel Bond function

since the Bond program's
inception 25 years ago. Ban-
quet chairman is Louis
Davis.

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The banquet will be the
last function held in Mt.
Clemens' old synagogue. A
new building, a block
south of the present site,
will soon be ready for use.

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Max Adelman of Bay City
has just returned from a
new leadership mission in
Israel in behalf of Israel
Bonds. The group met with
Israeli President Ephraim
Katzir, were briefed by De-
fense Minister Shimon
Peres, and made extensive
tours of the country inter-
viewing businessmen, farm-
ers, students and govern-
ment leaders.

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Detroit Association for Retarded Citizens, accepts a
gavel plaque from John Ebo, incoming president. Berlin
served two terms as president of the DARC and is a past
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Year" 8 p.m. June 13 at the
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