24—Friday, March 24, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Rabbi Kahaneman of Ponevez Yeshiva
to Be Honored at Testimonial Dinner
Milton Himmelfab to Open Series
on 'The State of Jewish Belief'
Milton Himmelfarb, contributing
Rabbi Joseph Kahaneman, octo- students, married students, chil- editor of Commentary magazine
genarian who is considered by many dren's homes for orphaned boys and director of the information
as Israel's greatest spiritual leader and girls, synagogues, libraries, service of the American Jewish
Committee, will open the Midrasha
and "Tara builder" will be hon-
Institute lecture series on "The
ored at a testimonial dinner 6:30
State of Jewish Belief" 8:15 p.m.
p.m. Wednesday at Imperial Cater-
Wednesday at
ers.
the Esther Ber-
Rabbinical and lay leaders of the
m a n Building,
community will he present to greet i
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the creator of Ponevez Tora City I
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in Bnei 'Irak, a complex of more
I The 11th an-
than 65 buildings serving over 2,000
nual institute this
students, who come from more than
year is being co-
30 countries.
sponsored by the
The network of services includes
Midrasha, C o 1 -
schonk for gifted and advanced
lege of Jewish
Studies, and the
Himmelfarb
Detroit Chapter of the American
Jewish Committee. It was in the
AJC's Commentary magazine
where the much-talked-about sym-
! I WHY WORRY !
Leave Everything to Us
RABBI JOSEPH KAHANEMAN
dormitories, Yarchei Kalla center,
memorial archives for Lithuanian
Jewry and apartment houses.
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Many Detroiters have joined
the "Ponevez family," and their
names appear among numerous
sponsors of buildings. Special
tribute at the dinner will be paid
to the late Morris N. Posner of
Detroit whose numerous contri-
butions made possible the con-
struction of the Posner Children's
Home for 100 orphans.
In a program dedicated to the
relocation of the hundreds of yes-
hivot decimated in Lithuania, Rabbi
Kahaneman. has now marked the
opening of the first phase of a new
Yeshiva City in the port town of
Ashdod.
Reservations can be made
through David J. Cohen, UN 4-7521,
Arthur Selmar, DI 1-4091, or Max
Carmen, 863-8178.
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Belief" appeared.
Theological Seminary's college of
Himmelfarb is an editor of
Jewish studies, University of Paris
the American Jewish Year Book
and Columbia University,
and was co-editor of "The Jewish
There is no charge for the lec-
People: Past and Present," a co-
ture, one of a series of four. After
author of "Jews in the Postwar
each, there is a buzz session at
World" and "Federal Aid and
individual tables and a question-
Catholic Schools" and a contrib-
answer period, The Woman's Aux-
utor to "The Jews: Their History,
iliary of the United Hebrew Schools
Culture and Religion." He has
will host the social hour following.
written many articles for Com-
Other lectures will be by Rabbi
mentary.
Arthur Hertzberg, April 5; Prof.
The information service, includ- Emil Fackenheim, April 12; and
ing the Blaustein Library, is a Prof. Isadore Twersky, April 19.
major research center for inter-
group relations and Jewish affairs.
Himmelfarb was educated at the
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IN WEDDING • BAR MITZVAH
The lecture is open to the public
at a charge. Community singing, CONFIRMATION AND PARTY
readings and refreshments will fol-
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On the Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK
and
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "What of the Jew Over-
seas and in Israel?" continues
the series on the agencies and
services supported by the Allied
Jewish Campaign. The "trial" this
week concerns the help extended
by the community to those in need
around the world and in Israel.
In the role of defense attorney is
Samuel Cohen, assistant director
of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Rube Weiss appears in the role of
prosecuting attorney. Witness is
Markus Rohtbart, a recent citizen
of the community, as well as doc-
umentary evidence of efforts in
other countries.
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REAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: "Living Music of the
Synagogue" concludes with a serv-
ice from the chapel of the He-
brew Union College of Jerusalem.
The liturgical music in this re-
cording is from the Sabbath morn-
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Feature: "Religious Pe ace
Corps," examining the Catholic,
community's Extension Volunteers
of the inner city. Hosted by Hal
Youngblood.
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FAITH
Feature: Dr. Sheldon H. Blank,
Nelson Glueck Professor of Bible
of the Hebrew Union College's
Cincinnati school, will discuss
"Prophets Who Dared to Hope."
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Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WJR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
Station: WXYZ.
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Station: Channel 4 (Color)
Feature: "The Holy Seasons"
series continues, noting the rela-
tion in timing of Good Friday with
Passover and presenting the Rus-
sian Orthodox ritual. Music is by
St. Vladimir's Theological Semi-
nary Octet of Crestwood, N.Y.
Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, na-
tional director of interreligious af-
fairs, American Jewish Commit-
tee, will interpret his own faith
traditions.
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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: "The Betrothed," an
adaptation of the story by Shumel
Yosef Agnon• (Postponed from
last week.)
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
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ing service, with Cantor Avraham
Alkai and the choir directed by
Gladys Gewirtz Hedaya. Cantor
Harold Orbach comments on the
selections and performance.
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