THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Orthodox, Conservative
and Reform synagogues in
Metropolitan Detroit have
been asked to embark on a
massive $100 million High
Holy Day campaign for
State of Israel Bonds.
"We must make this High
Holy Day Appeal the most
successful in the 30-year
history of the Bond Organ-
ization," said Max Sosin,
chairman, of the appeal. "It

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is vital that we give both
moral and economic support
for a united Jerusalem and
a strong Israel.
"The theme of the High
Holy Day Appeal —
Jerusalem United
Forever — must be a ral-
lying cry for Jews to aid
their brothers and sisters
in Israel, not just spiritu-
ally but materially. Only
a strong Israel can keep a
united Jerusalem as the
eternal capital of the
Jewish people and con-
tinue the economic up-
building of the country
for peace."
Congregations which
take part in this High Holy
Day effort will receive spe-
cially designed leatherette
folders containing the
blessings which are recited

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Orchard Mall will hold
its summer sidewalk sale
today through Sunday dur-
ing regular mall hours. Free
helium filled balloons will
be given out daily; a mys-
tery shopper will be fea-
tured; Geri the Clown and
her puppets will entertain
1-3 p.m. today and on
Saturday, The Tattoo
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MAX SOSIN

before and after reading the
Torah. These folders, de-
signed expressly for Israel
Bonds, can be kept to serve
as a permanent reminder of
the congregation's com-
mitment to the support of
Israel's economic future.

Youth News

BETH ABRAHAM
HILLEL MOSES' Dor
Chadash youth group will
hold a car wash 9 a.m.-3
p.m. Sunday and July 20 at

Three Young Israel Teens
Win Jerusalem Scholarships

Three members of De-
troit's Young Israel Na-
tional Conference of
Synagogue Youth were
among 10 students
nation-wide who have been
awarded $1,000 schol-
arships by the World Zionist
Organization for Torah
study in Jerusalem.
The Detroit area reci-
pients are Lynn Eisenberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Eisenberg of Oak

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p.m. Saturday and noon-5
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following officers by its
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Louis I. Zuckerman of
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elected members of the
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ESTHER AND ESTELLES

Physicians Tour
to Israel and
Seminar Slated

American Physicians Fel-
lowship will sponsor a
14-day escorted Israel tour
Oct. 4-17, combined with a
seminar on oncology, led by
Isaac Djerassi, winner of the
Lasker Award.
The seminar includes
specially planned lectures
by world renowned' experts
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Members of the faculty
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volunteer, call Sima Ab- Beattie, Jr. of Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer
ramovitz, 356-6282.
Center, New York; Dr.
Joseph Bertino, professor of
medicine, Yale University;
Dr. Baruch Blumberg of
Philadelphia, Nobel
Park; Anita Lowenberg, Laureate; Dr. Emil J.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freireich, Anderson Insti-
Martin Lowenberg of tute, Houston, Tex.; Dr.
Southfield; and Lenny Katz, Mortimer B. Lipsett, direc-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tor, clinical center, Na-
Katz of Oak Park.
tional Institute of Health,
The girls will study at Bethesda, Md.
Gold College for omen.
Sixteen points in AMA
Katz will study at Category I credit is given for
Jerusalem Torah College complete seminar
for Men.
attendance.
For information, call Dr.
Esther Broner
Bernard Weston, 353-5660.

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Business Briefs

Prof. Esther Broner,
author of five books and an
-associate professor in
Wayne State University's
English department, has
been selected as a delegate
from the United States to
the United Nations Insti-
tute for Training and Re-
search (UNITAR) which
meets in Oslo, Norway,
through Sunday.
The theme of the confer-
ence is "The Creative
Woman in a Changing
Society." There will be dele-
gates from 35 nations.
Dr. Broner also will par-
ticipate in the World Con-
ference of the United Na-
tions Decade for Women in
Copenhagen, Denmark,
July 14-24. Rosalyn Carter
heads the U.S. delegation
and Aliza Begin, the Israeli
delegates.

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