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On their way for the summer are these
youngsters who are participating in the YM-
YWHA's Youth Pilgrimage to Israel. Shown
(:rcm left) are Judy Issenberg, Gary White,
Michelle Lieber. Jay Ehrlich, Marilyn Reisel!
Israeli Community Youth Consultant Michael
Katz. Morris Eisenman, Steven Jurysta,
Aimee Stein and Joel Friedman. The "Y"
Pilgrimage is a seven-week program of
study and travel.
Martin Hoffman Tutor At
Art Institute Workshops


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come to all who wish to visit the
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Pavilion Of Judaism Opens Again
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MONTREAL tJTA) The
Pavilion hi Judaism ai the Man
ar. t His World Exposition here,
itroduced m Expo '67, has been
opened for its thii I season. It
will be open through Sept, 7.
Highlighted is a display of books,
music, art and miniature repro-
ductions, including one of the
Second Temple. Material is in
English, Fren< h, Yiddish and, ti
some an as, I bn *
Ni w exhibits include woodcuts
depicting life in Nazi concentra-
tion camps and an art exhibit
from the Pucker Safrai Gallery
of Jerusalem and Boston. There
is a slide exhibit of tales of
Oielm and live presentations of
tho stories of Sholem Aleichem
as well as Iramatic excerpts
from a shtetl wedding, poetry
rtadings, discussions by Cana-
dian Jewish poets, and folk, clas-
sical and liturgical concerts
Funds for the continuation of
the pavilion were raised by the
Allied Jewish Community Serv-
ices of Montreal.
Catering Service With New Facilities
Herb Lane and Doris Dunn, of i Lane's credits include a dinner
Ambassador Caterers, will head a
new catering service to be known
as the Sheraton Beach Caterers.
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ises at 19400 Collins Avenue, the
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in Fort Lauilerdale. Miss Dunn
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m.vts dietary law standards. To-
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Opening of the Parker Playhouse
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of the Haft-Gaines development,
Bay Colony, and the first party
held on board the "Elizabeth," the
tir r formerly known as the Queen
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Some of Miss Dunn arid Herb
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