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Tuesday, April 20
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
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380 South Bates St.
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27901 Woodward Avenue., Suite 200 'Berkley
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SUNdAy, Apnil 18, 1999
7:00 pm — 8:30 pm
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5065 WALNUT LAkE Rd.
(WEST of FARMINGTON Rd)
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MJAC
Celebrating Israel Independence
in Southfield. The
The local observance
program
will include
of Israel Independence
readings
and
songs
Day will follow an
by Ahuva Zadok,
Israeli tradition, start-
accompanied by
ing with ceremonies
musician Shlomo
of tribute to Israel's
Rabinowitz. Lt. Gen.
fallen and concluding
Kobi Marom of the
with a celebration of
Israel Defense Forces
the nation's 51st
will be guest speaker.
anniversary.
A free reception
The
will
conclude the
Michigan/Israel
memorial gathering
Connection of the
and kick off Yom
Jewish Federation of
HaAtzmaut, Israel
Metropolitan Detroit
Independence Day.
is sponsoring the free
The
Friends of Israr ,1--/
public observance,
Ahuva Zadok
Defense
Forces,
April 20 21.
chaired
by
Josh
Yom HaZikaron,
Berkovitz,
will
co-
Israel Memorial Day,
sponsor the celebra-
will begin at 11 a.m.
tion.
Tuesday, April 20,
On Wednesday,
with a two-minute
April 21, the Israeli
siren and flag-lower-
House of Detroit will
ing ceremony outside
mark Israel
the Jewish
Independence Day at
Community Center's
a
party starting at 8
D. Dan & Betty Kahn
p.m.
at Temple Beth
Building, Maple and
El. Zadok and
Drake, in West
Rabinowitz will
Bloomfield. Until 5
entertain and there
p.m., students from
will be dancing and
Jewish day schools,
refreshments. Cost is
high schools and
$12.50 per person.
youth movements will
Event co-sponsor is
participate, helping
Shlomo Rabinowitz
Hillel Foundation of
read the names of sol-
Metro Detroit.
diers who died
For information, call the
defending Israel.
Michigan/Israel Connection, (248)
The observance continues at 7:30
645-7878.
p.m. at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
-
Miracle Mission Goers
To Remember, Celebrate
Members of Michigan Miracle
Mission III to Israel will land in time
for the nationwide celebration of
Israel's 51st anniversary of statehood.
Mission participants will join
with other Israelis for the April 21
celebration of Yom HaAtzmaut,
Israel Independence Day. It is
marked by bonfires, parades and
dancing in streets decorated with
lights and flags. The Detroiters will
enjoy entertainment by Israeli
celebrities and a blue-and-white
theme party on the Jaffa waterfront.
The day before the celebration,
Israelis will observe Yom HaZikaron,
Israel Memorial Day, remembering
those who fell in Israel's wars.
The mission will conduct its own
memorial service at Latrun, site of
an Israeli war memorial and the
Armored Corps Museum of the
Israel Defense Forces. The area was a
no-man's-land between 1948 and
1967. The rusted remains of Jewish
convoys trying to bring supplies to
Jerusalem during the War for
Independence line the roadway.