18 Friday, June 5, 1981
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Jerusalem Day Picnic on Sunday
The Detroit Zionist Fed-
eration celebration of
Jerusalem Day will be held
1 p.m. Sunday in Oak Park
Major Park.
Families are encouraged
to bring picnics and spend
the day in the park celebrat-
ing the 14th anniversary of
the reunification of
Jerusalem.
Highlight of the
entertainment planned
for the afternoon will be a
performance by Eric
Rosenow and His Conti-
nentals, courtesy of the
Detroit Federation of
Musicians.
In addition, there will be
Israeli singing and dancing,
a presentation sent by the
Mayor of Jerusalem Teddy
"YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO THE JUNE 6TH, 1981 OPEN HOUSE
OF DR. RANDY J. SCHECTER/CHIROPRACTOR."
night with a festive concer t
at the Sultan's Pool, at the
foot of Mt. Zion.
Leonard Bernstein con-
ducted the Israel Philhar-
monic, playing among other--
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works, the first perform-
Israel Marks
ance of a piece for flute com-_ 1
posed by himself in honor of
Jerusalem Day
flutist Yadin Tennenbaum5
JERUSALEM (JTA) — who was killed in the Yom
Jerusalem Day festivities,
Kippur War.
marking the 14th anniver-
About 50,000 pilgrims
sary of the reunification of attended the other major`,'
the city, began last Sunday
festivities Monday.
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Kollek to Oak Park Mayor
David Shepherd and an ad-
dress by the president of the
Detroit Zionist Federation,
Sol Lachman.
Crossroads in Traverse C y
Marks Two Israeli Holidays
The phrase, "Jerusalem
and Washington are the
crossroads of the world,"
might be looked upon as
political rhetoric, but in
Traverse City last week, it
became literally true for a
day.
Cong. Beth-El, which is
housed in Michigan's oldest,
continuously-used
synagogue building, held a
community celebration of
Jerusalem Day and Israel
Independence Day on
Saturday. As part of the cel-
ebration, Traverse City
Mayor Larry Muzzarelli re-
named Park Street, on
which Cong. Beth-El
stands, Jerusalem Street.
The nearest cross street is
The Traverse CR J - ._
Jewish community of 30
families, put on a celebra
tion which included a
tour of their synagogue,
presentation of books on=e
Israel and Jerusalem to
the Traverse City public
library, the street renam=
ing and proclamation by
the city, a slide-tape pro-
gram on Jerusalem and a
talk by Sol Lachman, De-
troit Zionist Federation
president.
Ellen Fivenson, vice
president of Beth-El, and
Abe Polonsky of Manistee,_
Beth-El president, or-
ganized the event.
• YOU are urged to come if you experience
frequent headaches, body aches, backaches
or other physical discomforts.
• YOU will discover how the universal laws of
nature and chiropractic go hand in hand to pro-
duce a healthy mind and body.
• YOU will be exposed to the science of
chiropractic. This will be your first step
towards the attainment of a NEW physical
reality. You learn how to feel good . . . again.
This will undoubtedly lift you to new heights,
physically and mentally.
• YOU will want to share this positive ex-
perience with friends and relatives. Everyone
is welcome.
• Please feel free to pick up our valuable 32
page booklet "Introduction to Chiropractic." It
is awaiting you.
Schecter Chiropractic Health Center
19674 WEST 11 MILE ROAD LATHRUP VILLAGE
(at Lathrup Landing Shopping Plaza)
557-0860
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1981 3 PM-6 PM
The intersection of Jerusalem and Washington in
Traverse. Cong. Beth-El is the white building in the' 'I
center of the photograph.
Holocaust Survivors Protest
Against Toronto Neo-Nazi
TORONTO (JTA) —
About 500 persons, most of
them Holocaust survivors,
marched on the headquar-
ters of a neo-Nazi prop-
agandist in downtown To-
ronto Tuesday night.
A violent confrontation
was averted when police
forced the removal from the
building of provocative
signs claiming that the
Holocaust was a hoax.
The march began after
some 2,000 persons
attended a peaceful protest
meeting against racism and
hate-mongering sponsored
by the Canadian Jewish
Congress and Bnai Brith.
The meeting was held
at the Allan Gardens, two
blocks from the studio of
Ernst Zundel, a commer-
cial artist who dissemi-
nates anti-Semitic mate-
rial in Canada, West
Germany and elsewhere.
The marchers, about 80
percent of whom lived
through the Holocaust,
were infuriated to find the
building festooned with
posters reading "Holocaust
is a lie," "no more money for
Zionists," "no truth to the
six million story," -, nd
"gigantic Jewish rips
The building was guarded
by six of Zundel's hen-
chmen. Police, who formed a
human barricade to prevent
violence, warned the neo-
Nazis that they could be
charged with incitement to
riot unless the signs were
removed. This was
promptly done and the
neo-Nazis left the scene. L
Our character is but the,_)-_,
stamp on our souls of the
free choices of good and evil
we have made through life. 1 1
—Geikie