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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NATHAN C. BELTH, a member
Friday, June 18, 1971-19 of the board of the Hebrew Free
Loan Society, has been elected
executive director of the 78-year-
old New York based organization.
The announcement was made to-
day by Joseph Durst, president of
the society.
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REILLY'S HURON HAVEN
COTTAGES- ON LAKE HURON
So. Fallsburg, N.Y. • (914) 434.6000
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FREE GOLF ON PREMISES—
(111. JUNE 23)
283 bedrooms, finest of beaches
safe for children, not stoney.
Rents $120 to $160 weekly.
10% off in May & June
REGULATION 9 HOLE COURSE
• INDOOR POOL•HEALTH CLUB
• NEW NIGHT CLUB-LOUNGE
• ALL-STAR ENTERTAINMENT
• LUXURIOUS ACCOMMODATIONS
• HEATED PASSAGEWAYS TO
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Weekend Rates. Mrs. V. G. Reilly
TAWAS CITY, MICH.
R#2 Box 412 — 48763
Phone 517-362-2626
• INDOOR ICE SKATING &
ROLLER SKATING YEAR 'ROUND
Extensive Conventisie Facilities
Special Ross for Midweek imps
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At Mid - America's fabulous resort ...
a playtime paradise where you'll enjoy:
• Terrific food
• Beautiful heated pool
and patio
• All sports
• Gala floor shows
• FREE
GOLF
UNTIL JULY
New Low Rates!
"WHERE VACATION
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SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
Phan 637-5111 (Area 616)
summer at
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then head for the 19th
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Boat. Fish. Swim the Olympic size pool or new Polynesian in-
door pool. Or loaf all day while we busy the kids with our com-
plete Children/Teen programs. Dine in elegance, then go catch
a Broadway star in the new Starlight Room. Stevensville. It's
your kind of place for your kind of people. Enjoy a summer
vacation at sensible
prices.
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(212) LA 4-6662
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Montreal and Toronto—Zenith 6-3550. Hotel phone (914) 292-8000. We cater
to conventions. Details upon request. We're only minutes from the new
Sullivan County Airport. Your hosts, The Dinnerstein Family.
FREE GOLF
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•sun terraced outdoor pool
•indoor pool • health club
•5 clay tennis courts
•Riding Academy and corral
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•practice putting green
Sun.-Sun.,
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SONGWRITER,
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•21-acre children's day camp
• FOLIC DANCE 'WORKSHOP
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BASKETBALL
THE FABULOU EXHIBITION BY
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So. Fallsburg, N.Y.
overlooking a great 18 hole
In the beautiful Catskills
golf course
Call (Toll Free) Dial (800) 431-9031. Or see your travel agent.
Louis Pincus Becomes President of Yad Weizmann;
Three Awards in Literature Announced in Rehovot
REHOVOT, Israel—Three prizes younger generation — at least,
valued at IL 15,000, IL 10,000 and younger than my own" of the
IL 5,000, (the current exchange is world Zionist movement than
three-and-a-half Israel pounds to Pincus "to promote the Weiz-
the dollar), to be known as the Yad mann testament of humanism
Chaim Weizmann Awards in Lit- and vision."
erature, were announced by the
Yad Chaim Weizmann was es-
chairman of its board of directors tablished in November 1952 by the
government of Israel and the Jew
ish Agency executive on the sev
enth day after Dr. Weizmann':
passing.
An IL 8,000 scholarship, first
prize in the annual Weizmann
Institute-Bank Hapoalim Mathe-
matics Olympiad, was awarded to
Dan Donagi, an 11th grader in
Holon's Kugel High School, at a
ceremony held on the campus of
the Weizmann Institute.
Donagi, who will be able to use
this scholarship at any recognized
Israel institution of higher learn-
ing, achieved a very high score
in a test which might well have
strained the abilities of more ma-
ture mathematicians.
Prizes of IL 250 were awarded
to Leora Goshan of Beersheba,
Yuval Feigenblatt of Tel Aviv,
and Gil Kalai of Jerusalem.
A giant computer, larger than
LOUIS. PINCUS
any now operating in Israel, will
and managing director, Meyer W. be installed this year at the Fein-
Weisgal, to mark the assumption berg Graduate School of the
by Louis Pincus of the new office Weizmann Institute of Science.
of president of that institution.
The machine, an IBM 370, Model
Pincus also is chairman of the 165, will be placed in the institute's
Jewish Agency Executive in Jeru- new Computer Center, which will
operate under the supervision of
salem.
It was stated by Weisgal tha a committee of scientists headed
the awards will be made for a
literary creation dealing with the
life and works of the late first
president of Israel, Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, with a view to stimu-
lating the growth of "Zionist con-
sciousness" among the youth living
in Israel, and entries will be in-
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vited from those aged between 16
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and 18 years.
TEENAGE ACTIVITIES
It is intended to publish the
works or present them in any other
• BICYCLING
• CANOEING
form on the centenary of Dr. Weiz-
• HORSEBACK RIDING
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Mann's birth in November 1974.
NOW AVAILABLE
• MOVIES
Introducing Pincus as the presi-
• SPLASH PARTIES
• BEACH PARTIES
dent of Yad Chaim Weizmann,
• OLYMPIC-SIZE HEATED POOL
thenational memorial to the first
• PRIVATE BEACH
president of Israel, Weisgal told
FOR THE MEN! FREE GOLF
a festive luncheon gathering at
To July 15
Rehovot that he had long been
seeking a successor to himself
SPECIAL FAMILY RATES
to carry on the programs and
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PLUS MIDNITE SNACK
purposes of Yad Weizmann. He
Added that he could think of no
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. 49090
more worthy person "in the
Phone: (616) 637-5403
by Prof. Yehuda Eisenberg of the
institute's department of nuclear
physics. The Center will be direct-
-td by Jules Finkel, an engineer
who emigrated to Israel recently
from the U.S.
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MENDELSON'S
Md. Governor Endorses
Parochiaid Referendum
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Gov.
Marvin Mandel of Maryland has
changed his position on the pro-
posed new system of aid to par-
ents of parochial school children.
Until now he has supported the
bill. But in a letter to the Jewish
Community Council of Greater
Washington, he has declared him-
self in favor of putting the bill to
a public referendum next year.
Mandel wrote the JCC in re-
sponse to its letter — based on his
previous statements — urging him
to remain silent on the issue and
"let the people decide."
Mandel, however, not only
spoke out in his reply but en-
drirsee! the JCC stand in favor
of a referendum. Mandel's letter
came 18 days before the final
deadline for petitions for such a
referendum.
The local JCC, a member of the
Committee for Public Education
and Religious Liberty (PEARL),
spent $1,900 collecting 30,000 sig-
natures on a petition to put the
school-voucher issue to a public
vote.
The Catholic Archdiocese of
Washington will challenge those
signatures in an attempt to block
a referendum, but JCC staffers
said PEARL expects to have
60,000 signatures by the June 29
deadline.
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POCONOS
We handle all details of resort
reservations, these and many
others.
We have the 'right spot for singles,
marrieds, families and senior citi-
zens.
Call
353-5811
For Information & Reservations
JULES DONESON
TRAVEL AGENCY
HARVARD ROW MALL
11 Mile and Lahser Roads
Closed Saturday—Open Sun. 11-3
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• Planned programs
for teens & children! • 3 gourmet meals! • Swimming,
We entertain them • Horseback riding! water-ski school!
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• Tennis, boating! • 18-hole cham-
while you play!
•Attractive
accommodations!
pionship golf
course!
• Floor shows &
dancing nightly!
•
LOW PRE-SEASON JUNE RATES!
SAVE TO 25% ANY MID-WEEK June 13 to July 2
• FREE GOLF every day!
• From $18.00 per day per person!
• Children under 15 $6 per day
(sharing parents' room)!
(Excluding weekends)
• 3 delicious meals doily!
• Free floor show nightly —
dancing!
• Planned programs for all —
Tserls-Tweens-Tots
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JULY "3 FOR 2"
SPECIALS
JULY FAMILY
BONUS
Vacation for 3 . . . the
3rd is FREE! Starting
Mon., July 5 to Fri.,
Mon., July 5 to Friday,
July 30, the 3rd person
in room with 2 adults
will be entitled to lodg-'
ing and food FREE!
July 16 only!
(exclud-
weekend.)
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