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September 11, 1981 - Image 76

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-09-11

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16 Friday, September 11, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

TAKE YOUR PICK!

Allans Dedicate Child Care
Center Via Pioneer Women

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THIS YEAR THE JEWISH NEWS IS OFFERING
THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF NEW YEAR
GREETINGS TO BE PUBLISHED IN OUR
HOLIDAY ISSUE SEPTEMBER 25, 1981.

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TO ALL OUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS

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a happy and healthy New Year

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New Year

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(and Family)

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wish all their family and
friends a year filled with
health, happiness, joy
and peace

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The Jewish News
17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 865
Southfield, Michigan 48075

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The Allans have made
major philanthropic contri-
butions to many local and
national causes and have
been benefactors of Hillel
Day School, Beth Jacob
School for Girls, the Allan/
Touro College and Adat
Shalom Synagogue to name
a few.
Detroiters who attended
the dedication were Frieda
Leemon, national president
of Pioneer Women; David
Hermelin; Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Schwartz; Sam
Hechtman; Mr. and Mrs.
Max Sosin.

New Settlers Bring Hope,
Enthusiasm to Galilee

Jewish National Fund

Wishing all our friends and
relatives a year of health
and happiness

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The $300,000 child care
center contributed to
Pioneer WomentNa'amat
by Norman and Esther
Allan was recently dedi-
cated in Haifa. 'This facility
which -provides services for
100 children of Rothschild
HoSpital staff, has made
possible the return to the
labor force of many regis-
tered nurses. There are 24 -
hour facilities for children
from-the age of 3 months to 6
years.
The Israeli government
participated in the building
costs.

By YEHONATHAN

NAME

to all our family and dear friends

Wishing all our friends
and relatives a happy and
healthy New Year

Their Family and Friends

A Happy & Healthy

A very Happy, Healthy
and Prosperous New Year

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— NAME —

— NAME —

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We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

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would like to wish all our family
and friends a healthy and happy
New Year

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wish all their friends and relatives

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HAPPY. HEALTHY

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JERUSALEM — A new
breed of halutzim, is invad-
ing Israel. Pioneering
young people in search of
hew life-styles and the re-
wards of working on the
land are establishing set-
tlements throughout the
Galilee.
- Besides responding to
their personal motivation,
these young idealists are
fulfilling a crucial role for
the state of Israel concerned
with maintaining the
Jewish character and popu-
lation in the Galilee, a
region rich in historical and
religious significance.
Because of the lack of
Jewish settlement in the
area, illegal squatters fre-
quently take over the
state-owned land. To
counter such encroachment
by Arab and Druze vil-
lagers, approximately 30
"mitzpim" — lookout vil-
lages perched atop the hills
of Galilee — are being de-
veloped and give promise of
a viable future for the area.
One such settlement is
Alon Hagalil, 20 minutes
from Haifa, in the plains
of western-central
Galilee. The terrain is
rocky, most of the land
uncultivated and used
chiefly by semi-nomadic
Bedouin shepherds for
grazing their herds of
sheep and goats.
Several changes have
taken place in the nearly
two years since the Jewish
National Fund (JNF) has
completed its intensive land
preparation work on the
site. The bumps in the
entrance road have been
leveled and the ditches fil-
led_
Along the side of the road,
which has oven cleared of

rocks by the settlers them-
selves, knee-deep .fields of
corn stretch into the dis-
tance. A giant structure
housing agricultural
equipment looms over the
water storage tanks, which
are connected to the unver-
ground well at the
neighboring Bedouin vil-
lage of Bir-el-Mahsour.
The 11 families now liv-
ing at Alon Hagalil have
started to landscape the
grounds and thriving gar-
dens grace white concrete
paths skirting each pre-
fabricated cottage.

Doron Tsahar, the set-
tlement's secretary, is
enthusiastic about the chal-
lenges of his new life. He
rattles off a quick summary
of the settlement's latest
developments. It is, he says;
currently organized on a
semi-collective basis. In two
years' time, however, he
hopes members can reor-
ganize as independent far-
mers.

Israel to Supply
Solar Energy
to U.S. Firms

JERUSALAM (JNI) —
Luz International of
Jerusalem will supply
solar-generated steam to
power three U.S. textile
plants in what is said -to be
the world's largest
privately-financed solar
energy project. The $10 mil-
lion contract is worth 50
percent more than the total
value_of Israel's 1960 solar
energy exports,

The textile firms, belong-
ing to Bibb, J. P. Stevens
and the Conmills Corp., will
pay for the energy on a slid-
ing scale fixed at 10 percent
less than the rising cost of
oil.

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