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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

NEW YORK—The Un-
ited Synagogue of
America soon will launch

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1/2 BLOCK EAST OF COOLIDGE

the first agricultural set-
tlement in Israel under
the auspices of the Con-
servative movement.
The new settlement, lo-
cated in the Negev, will be
conducted on a coopera-
tive basis with the tradi-
tional family structure
maintained and personal
property privately
owned.
The United Synagogue
of America hopes to estab-
lish several additional
moshavim in adjoining
areas. The developments
will be clustered around a
common area which will
service them with educa-
tional, health and other

Immediate plans call
for recruitment of 50
young conservative
Jewish couples.
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard
Pinkas, leading members
of Sde Nitgan after which
the new moshav is mod-
eled, are spearheading
the recruitment drive in
the United States. They
have just completed a
cross-country tour in
which they spoke to sev-
eral synagogue groups.
They advise that each
couple should be pre-
pared to invest about
$15,000, in return for
which they will receive a
house for living quarters,
plus two greenhouses for
the production of- agricul-
tural products for export.
As chairmen of the Un-
ited Synagogue of Israel's
committee to establish a
moshav, Dr. and Mrs.
Pinkas will be the chief
advisers to the group. For
information, contact the
aliya desk at the United
Synagogue of America
national headquarters,
155 Fifth Ave., New York,
N.Y. 10010.

Business Briefs

Phil Hubbard's Hair
Chateau, in the Tel-Ex
Plaza, a salon for every
beauty need, has a staff of
20, the newest equipment
and an attractive decor.
Newest members of the
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AMSTERDAM
Queen Juliana attended
the reopening of a
synagogue in The Hague,
closed since the Nazi per-
secution of Jews in World
War II. The Queen was
the guest of honor at the
event.

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Judge every man on the
basis of his good qualities.
—Pirke Aboti.

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Cheryl Stuart and Linda
Bell. For appointments,
call the salons 356-6250.
The salon is open Tues-
day through Saturday.

He who eats the soft bark
of the date tree will bed
struck by its branches.
—The Talmud

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Bob's Travelling Market on Nine Mile in Oak Pa'rk
donated all of the profit on 7-Up soft drink products sold
at the store last week to the Jerry Lewis Telethon for
Muscular Dystrophy. All 7-Up products were sold at cost
and the manufacturer donated seven cents per case in
addition to the store's donation.

LZA Branch Plans Regular Meeting

Branch Seven, Labor
Zionist Alliance, will
meet 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19 in
the home of Evelyn and
Harold Noveck, 18929
Lauder.
Guest speakers will be
Sarah and Morris Fried-
man who will discuss
"The Role of Yiddish Lit-
erature in the 20th Cen-
tury." Discussion and re-
freshments will follow.

For information, call
Mrs. Noveck, VE 8-4457.

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AESCULAPIAN PHAR-
MACEUTICAL ASSOCI-
ATION will meet 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the Cranbrook
Club Apts. club house.
Members are asked to
bring dinner book adver-
tisements. Refreshments
will be served by the au-
xiliary.

Israel to Sponsor
Publishing Parley

JERUSALEM — The
fifth international meet-
ing of the Publishing and
Printing Committee of
the Jerusalem Economic
Conference will take
place on April 29, 1977,
during the Eighth
Jerusalem International
Book Fair (April 26 to
May 2). The last meeting
took place during the 1975
Book Fair.

The topic of the confer-
ence will be: Jerusalem,
the Holy Land and the
Bible in General and Re-
ligious Publishing.
The major aim of the
conference is to promote .
publishing in Israel —
from initial research to
the finished book

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