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j Sets Noted Speakers
for :Clerical Institute

Gaster, Rabbi We iiiste' in Speak
Feb. 5 at Glazer Judaism Institute

Temple Beth El, in associa- • the Dead Sea Scrolls and an
An Institute on Israel for
clergymen will be sponsored in tion with the Detroit Council outstanding scholar.
grand Rapids by Temple Eman- of Churches, wil hold its 18th ! At the luncheon session. the
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tiel. 1715 E. Fulton. on Feb. 11, annual B. Benedict Glazer In— invocation will be delivered by
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7-.;' It was announced this week by stitute on Judaism for the Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine, as-
Rabbi harry Essrig, spiritual Christian clergymen of metro- sistant rabbi of Temple Beth El,
politan Detroit, Feb. 5. ! and the chairman will be the
;•-• leader.
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At the morning session. Rev. G. Merrill Lenox. execu-
The all-day program will fea-
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tore major addresses by Prof. Rabbi David A. Baylinson, as- tive director. Detroit Council of
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ex-
J. Coert Rylaarsdam. professor sistant rabbi •tgrx,
tended by the Rev. James W.
of Old Testament theology at of Temple ....
Bristah.
executive
secretary.
▪ the Federated Theological Fac- Beth El. will
Board of Church-Social Rela-
ulty of the University of Chi- give the invo-
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tions, Methodist Church; Rev.
cago: and David S. Tesher. Con- cation and Dr.
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Nicholas Hood, Plymouth Con-
sul General of Israel in Chicago. Richard C.
gregational Church; Rev. Har-
The opening session at 10:30 Hertz, senior
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leigh Rosenberger. Jefferson
r.4 a.m. will be followed by a lunch- rabbi of the
Avenue Baptist Church; and
E . eon at 12 noon, to be served by Temple. NV i 11
Dr. Hertz.
the Sisterhood. and an after- preside.
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, noon session beginning at 1 p.m.
The lecture
The lecturer on "The Role of
Prof. Rylaarsdam, an ordained on "The Dead
Religion in Integrating a Neigh-
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• ! minister of the Reformed Sea Scrolls"
! borhood" will be Rabbi Jacob
;4 • Church, wilt speak on "Biblical will be given
J. Weinstein, of K. A. M.
• ! Faith and the Meaning of Is- by Dr. ,Theo-
Temple. Chicago. Dr. Weinstein.
t" rael." He is associated with the dor II. Gaster.
a distinguished Reform rabbi
study department of the World Adjunct Pro-
and a brilliant writer, is active
Council of Churches, and is a fessor of Reli-
in civic and communal organ-
member of the Council's corn- gion at Drop-
! izations. He has for the past
mittee on worship, American sie College for
nine years led his congregation.
section. Hebrew a n d Dr. Gaster Ithe oldest Reform congregation
"Israel in the Changing World Cognate Learning in Philadel- in the Middle West. in a battle
Arena" is the subject of Tesh- phia. Dr. Gaster. son of the late !
to make Hyde Park a racially
Chief Rabbi of the Sephardic
er's address.
Rabbi Essrig will serve as communities of England. is an as well as a religiously inte-
• author of note. an authority on grated community.
chairman of the Institute.
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Mizrachi CARE
Passover Packages
to Needy in Israel

Zvi Tomkiewicz, executive di-
rector of Detroit' Mizrachi-
Hapoel Hamizraehi, announced
this Week that the organization
again will send CARE packages
to needy Israeli families for
Passover.
"This is a service to the com-
munity," Tomkiewicz said. "We
are cooperating with CARE in
order to enable many Detroiters
to assist needy families in Israel
with the kosher packages."
Last year, according to Tom-!
kiewicz. 700 needy Israeli fami-
lies were aided through the spe-
cial Mizrachi service. Those de-
siring to assist in this program
are asked to make their remit-
' tances, at S10 a package, to
Mizrachi, 17596 Wyoming.
The $12 CARE Israel Passover
package included the following:

24.ozs. Corned Beef Loaf
45 ozs. Beef in Natural Juices
30 ozs. Veal in Natural Juices
32 ozs. Tablet Sugar
32 ozs. Granulated Sugar
32 ozs. Unshelled Nuts
16 ozs. Dried Apples
15 ozs. Raisins
1 oz. Black Pepper
16 ozs. Vegetable Shortening
16 ozs. Chocolate
16 ozs. Cocoa
16 ozs. Cherries
141/2 ozs. Olive Oil

Bth'EEto Hold
Reform Drive'
Luncheon Feb.. 9

Temple Beth El will hOld its
annual - luncheon on behalf of
the Combined Campaign for
American Reform Judaism,
Tuesday, Feb. 9, 12:30, 4t the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Rabbi Joshua L: Goldberg,
newly appointed assistant o the
president of the Hebrew nion
College-Jewish Institute Of Re-
ligion and for-
m e r Chaplain
of the Third
Naval District,
will be the
guest speaker.
Rabbi Gold-
berg was re-
cently awarded
t h e Presiden-
tial Legion of
Merit for "ex-
ceptionally
meritorious
conduct in the
performance Rabbi Goldberg
of outstanding services" and is
the first Jewish Chaplain to re-
'ceive the Legion of Merit. He
is the first Jew to be appointed
as District Chaplain in the Un-
ited States Navy.
The Combined Campaign for
American Reform Judaism is
the national fund-raising agen-
cy for the support of Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion and the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions.
Joseph H. Davidson and Wil-
liam C. Sloman are co-chairmen
this year of the Combined Cam-
paign committee of Temple
Beth El.

Kindergarten Grads
Honored at Yeshivah;
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Twenty- three kindergarten
pupils of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah will graduate in special
ceremonies at 2:30 p.m. Sunday
at the Young Israel Youth Cen-
ter. Dexter and Fullerton. A
survey of their studies during
the year, including Hebrew
reading, will be presented. The
public is invited to attend. Re-
freshments will be served.
Registration is being taken
for the coming semester in all
branches of the Yeshiva. both
day school division and after-
noon classes.
A new program for high
school-age students is an-
nounced by the afternoon
schools, while registration also
is being accepted for ele-
mentary grades in all branches
of the Yeshiva: Dexter. at 12305
Dexter: Northwest, at Young
Israel of Northwest Detroit and
at Fitzgerald School; Livonia. at
Botsford School: and Oak Park,
operated jointly with Cong.
Bnai Israel in the- Peter S.
Goldstein Building on Nine
Mile Rd.
Day school classes are offered
at the Hebrew Academy in the
Goldstein Bldg. and at Cong.
Mishkan Israel. Classes from
nursery through high school,
including a post high school
curriculum for advanced
studies, are held at the main
center on Dexter. - Transporta-
tion is provided at all branches.
For information, call WE
1-0203.

Ahavas Achim Greets 26
New Members at Service

A formal welcome for 26
new members and their families
of Cong. Ahavas Achim will be
held at late services today.
President of the congregation
Abe Friedman will extend greet-
ings together with Rabbi Milton
Arm, spiritual leader.
Members of the synagogue's
youth affiliate will participate
in the liturgical portion of the
service. Delegates to the ninth
annual United Synagogue Youth
Convention will report on the
New York parley.