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Souchak, Finsterwald, Ford Are
Big Draws at Motor City Open

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Mike Souchak, Dow Finsterwald an d Doug Ford (from
left) are three of the top personalities in golf to participate
in the $35,000 Motor City Open at the Knollwood Country
Club. The tourney will be held July 12-15. Souchak holds
the record for the Motor City Open with a 16-under-par 268
at Meadowbrook in 1959.

Marshall Scholarship to Bar-Ilan
Is Presented to Jerome Kutnick

The S. L. A. Marshall Scholar-'
ship recipient, Jerome M. Kut-
nick, was the guest of honor
Monday night at a reception in
the home of Mrs. Theodore Barg-
man, 19551 Burington, given by
the Academicians' Committee for
Bis-Ilan University.
Speakers included members of
the Scholarship Selection Com-
mittee! Dr. Martin J. Stearns,
dean of Wayne State University
office of research administration;

The scholarship provides tui-
tion, maintenance and transpor-
tation for a year's study at Bar-
Ilan University.
Bar-Ilan, the American spon-
sored university in Ramat-Gan,
Israel, was established in 1955
and has more than 800 students,
100 of them from the United
States and Canada.
Kutnick, an honor student in
the College of Liberal Arts at
Wayne State, has studied Hebrew
literature under Dr. Bar-Adon of
the Department of Near Eastern
Studies.

Rabbi Weinberg Leaves
Ann -Arbor, Rabbinate
to Teach at W. S. U.

Kutnick

Marshall

Dr. Abram Spiro, chairman of
Near Eastern Languages and Lit-
eratures; Mrs. Max Stollman, na-
tional chairman of the American
Women for Bar-Ilan University;
General S. L. A. Marshall and
Dr. Jacob E. Goldman, director
of Ford Motor Company Scien-
tific Laboratory.
The scholarship was estab-
lished by Detroit supporters of
Bar-Han in honor of Brigadier
General S. L. A. Marshall, and
foreign affairs analyst of the
Detroit News, because of his
active support of the university.
Kutnick a junior at Wayne
State University, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kutnick,
18039 Woodingham. While in Is-
rael, he will specialize in the
study of Jewish history.

Charles Jacobs Will
Serve 7th Term as
Bnai Israel President

Charles Jacobs has been re-
elected to serve a seventh
term as president of Cong. Bnai
Israel in Pon-
tiac.
He heads a
slate of offi-
cers including
Edward Blu-
meno, Charles
Eilender a n d
Norman Blu-
meno, vice
presidents; Al-
vin Jacobson
and Dr. Daniel Jacobs
Foxman, secretaries; and Ben
Monson, treasurer.
Board members are Ralph
lerkovitz, Sam Toby, Sol New-
house, Morris Bletstein, Leon
Sirlin, Meyer Simon, Morris
Blumeno, Sam Merkovitz, Mor-
ris Kampner," David Utley, Jo-
seph Jacobson and Lazarus
Hershovitz..

Rabbi Witkin Gets
High Panama Award

Safrctn, Elected UHS President

tiring president, was honored
BALBOA, C. Z. — The Order
at a.-reception that followed the
of Balboa, the highest decora-
Meeting.
tion awarded by the Republic
Isaac Toubin, executive di-
of Panama, was conferred on
rector of the American Asso-
Rabbi Nathan Within in a sur-
ciation for Jewish Education,
prise ceremony here during a
was the guest speaker at the
testimonial to his 25 years of
annual meeting. Reports on the
service in the Caribbean area.
progress made by the schools
Rabbi Within is USO area di-
were submitted by Berman and
rector and director of the Na-
by Albert Elazar, superintend-
tional Jewish Welfare Board's
ent of the schools.
Panama Servicemen's Club.
DAVID SAFRAN
The citation accompanying
The CARIBE MOTEL
the award paid tribute to Rabbi
David Safran was elected
Witkin's "silent but most effec-
PROVIDES YOUR
tive work which has gained for president of the United Hebrew
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
him the appreciation of all who Schools, at the annual meeting
WITH . . .
come for spiritual guidance or on Wednesday.
CONVENIENT LOCATION
any other kind of aid" as "an
Mandell L. Berman, the re-
Woodward near 7 Mile Rd.
example for the whole commu-
Minutes away from everything
nity." The citation notes that in
LUXURIOUS ROOMS
addition to Rabbi Witkin's work Chicago to Host Parley
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throughout the Caribbean on
• Complete Kitchens
on Religion and Race
behalf of the Armed Forces
• Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
A National Conference on
"his social welfare activities
COMPLETE
benefit both the Panama and Religion and Race will be joint-
ACCOMMODATIONS
ly
convened
by
Protestant,
Canal Zone" civilian communi-
AT NO EXTRA COST
ties. It quoted an assertion that Catholic and Jewish groups in
TV and Radio
• Parking
he is "the only ambassador who Chicago next January.
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The Conference, the first
has really been able to solidify
PHONE
the civilians and religious such meeting across major re-
TO. 8-2662
groups within his mission in the ligious lines, will mark the cen-
tennial of President Lincoln's
Caribbean area."
Moderate
signing of the Emancipation
Proclamation. It will bring re-
Rates
Midrasha Announces
ligious denominations and ag-
Start at
encies concerned with inter-
Adult Registration
$8.00
The Midrasha extension de- racial justice to Chicago's Edge-
partment for adult education an- water Beach Hotel, Jan. 14-17,
nounces that the classes for 1963. Six hundred clerical and
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adults in advanced and inter- lay religious leaders will be in-
Woodward
mediate Hebrew will be con- vited to take part in the meet-
Near 7 Mile Rood
tinued for five two-hour ses- ing.
sions during the summer.
In addition, a class for begin-
Michigan's Foremost Private Camp
ners will open. During the ses-
BOYS AND GIRLS 6-16
sions the students will acquire
rudiments of reading and writ-
ing Hebrew, and a basic vocabu-
lary in modern Hebrew.
In all classes emphasis will 1
be placed on conversational
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Hebrew, while in the advanced
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Omen,
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professional supervision.
ous facilities
Mich.
erature and grammar are taken
up.
REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
Classes are planned to be
8 'WEEKS AND 4 WEEK SESSIONS
held in the morning from 9:30
a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
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For information and registra-
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•
Water-Skiing
•
Dramatics
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DI 1-3407.

CAMP

OMENA

After nine years in Ann
Arbor as the rabbi of the Beth
Israel Community Center, Rabbi
Julius Wein-
berg is leav-
ing the com-
munity a n d
the rabbinate
to take up a
career as a
university
teacher in
American his-
tory.
• Horseback Riding
Music
Evenings
Weinberg,
For Registration or Brochure Call:
Africa's Upper Nile is so bad-
tlis wife and
Weinberg
ly clogged with the lavender
Camp Directors—Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Melton
three children will be moving water hyacinth that natives can
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to Detroit in Semtember, where walk on top of the river.
he has been appointed as a
full-time member of the history
staff of Wayne State Univer-
sity.
Weinberg served as director
of the Jewish Community
Council of Detroit from 1948 to
1953, before coming to Ann
Arbor as the first rabbi of the
Center. While in Ann Arbor,
he studied in the history de-
partment of the University of
Michigan and served as a spir-
itual leader for the Jewish com-
munity.
The Center, under his tenure,
has tripled in membership, and
vastly expanded its program.
Rabbi Weinberg established a
Hebrew school, two choirs, a
Yiddish reading circle, a lecture
series, adult classes and many
other aspects of the Center pro-
gram.
Rabbi Weinberg will remain
in Ann Arbor for the summer,
Formerly Gassel's Lodge
while his family spends the
summer at Herzl Camp at Web-
Just 200 Miles Due North of Detroit
ster, Wis. His wife, Alezah, will
Individual Rooms in Our Beautiful Main Lodge, Individual Log Cabins for the
serve as head women's coun-
Utmost in Comfort and Privacy, complete Bath Facilities and Stall Shower and
selor at the camp.
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Chicagoan to Be Chief
Rabbi in South Africa

CHICAGO, (JTA) — A Chi-
cago rabbi, Dr. Ahron Opher,
of South Shore Temple, will
become chief rabbi of the
United Progressive Jewish Con-
gregations at Johannesburg,
South Africa, and head of the
Reform movement in the Re-
public of South Africa. It was
announced he will assume his
new post next September. He
has resigned from South Shore
Temple, here effective Aug. 1.

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