THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, August 20, 1971

Lynne Ginsburg to Be
Wife of Jerold Levine
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Bronze 'Scroll of . Fire' Monument Memorializes
War Victims in Bnai Brith Israel Martyrs Forest

KESALON, Israel — An eight-
and-a-half meter high bronze monu-
ment depicting side-by-side the
European Holocaust and the re-
surgence of the Jewish people was
placed on its permanent site in
the Martyrs' Forest of the Jewish
National Fund.
The monument, entitled the
"Scroll of Fire," is the work of
sculptor Nathan Rappaport, who
also created the Warsaw ohet
to
Memorial. The "Scroll of Fire"
was sponsored by Bnai Brith,
which has adopted the Martyrs'
Forest as its project and has, out

his pupils, continuing with the
revolt of the Ghetto fighters, the
destruction of the Ghetto, the
death camps and the refugees of
the war.
The second part starts with the
menora (candelabra) carried off
to Rome by Titus and now returned
to Jerusalem. It goes on to the
home-coming to Zion of the sur-
vivors of the Holocaust, Israel's
War of Independence, the Six Day
War victory and the Western Wall
again in Jewish possession. The
"Scroll of Fire" will be officially
dedicated next February.

of its existing 3,300,000 trees, al-
ready planted over 1,000,000 in
memory of the Six Million.
The forest is located in the Ju-
dean Hills near the village of
Kesalon. To further develop the
forest area, the Jewish National
Fund is paving a 51,666-square
foot patio around the sculpture and
has cut an access road to the spot.
Situated on a 1,965 foot high
hilltop, the 16-ton statue comprises
a huge scroll divided into two
parts. The first shows the Holo-
caust, beginning with Dr. Janusz
Korczak walking to his death with

MISS LYNNE GINSBURG

The engagement of Lynne De-
nise Ginsburg to Jerold Michael
Levine was announced at a recent
garden party at the home of the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Yale Ginsburg of Burnham Rd.,
Bloomfield Hills.
Mr. Levine, son of Mrs. Joshua
Horwitz of Gulfview Dr., Troy, and
the late Mr. Meyer Levine, attends
John Marshall Law School in
Chicago.
An August 1972 wedding is plan-
ned.

Brith

Ar ctivittes

LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER
will hold a luncheon and games
party noon Tuesday in the audi-
torium at the Southfield Federal's
Department Store. There will be
an admission charge. For reser-
vations, call Mesdames Leo Fisher,
548-1287; Robert Rudman, 342-
7612; or David Gershon, 835-0166.

stein, chairman, Irwin S. Alpern,
consultant; international council,
Arnold Michlin, chairman, Morris
Direnfeld, consultant; lodge bulle-
tins, press and publicity, Al Smith,
chairman, James Laker, consul-
tant; lodge presidents, Louis Segel
chairman, Henry Edelman, consul-
tant; programs, Norman Bernstein,
chairman, Herman Kasoff, consul-
tant; membership, David Levine,
chairman, Arthur C, Schott, con-
sultant; membership retention and
financial secretaries, Stephen Zorn
and Maynard Kalef, chairmen,
George Tarnoff, consultant; ser-
vices appeal, Harold Jaffa, chair-
man, Sol Moss, consultant.
Chairman of the dinner-seminar
is Paul Perry, vice president of
the council.
For information and reserva-
tions, call the council offices 354-
6100.

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STARLIGHT, Pa.—For 200 col-
lege students it becomes a self-
search for insight to their own
Jewishness at the Bnai Brith Hil-
lel Foundation annual summer in-
SOL MOSS
stitute at Camp Bnai Brith here.
The week-long program, begin- man, Bernard Panush, consultant;
ning Aug. 25, is structured—with Blood Bank, Henry Cohn, chair-
seminars, workshops, guest lec- man, Louis Weber, consultant;
turers and day-to-day living—to Bnai Brith Hillel, Martin Weston,
provide a setting for intensive chairman, Milton Weinstein, con-
probing by the youth of their per- sultant; Bnai Brith Insurance,
sonal attitudes and commitments Harry Oberstein, chairman, Max
toward Judaism and contempo- Wayburn, consultant; Israel Bonds,
Harry Koltonow, chairman, Harry
rary Jewish issues.
The summer institute, initiated Weinberger, consultant; Jewish
by the Hillel Foundations 26 years National Fund trees, 'Max Lieber-
ago, has grown into the largest man, chairman, Louis Barden,
continuing program of its kind in consultant; youth, Dennis Rice,
chairman. Julius Kahn, consul-
the world.
Over the past generation, nearly tant; community and veterans ser-
5,000 students—many of them cam- vice, Charles Goldstein, chairman,
pus leaders who have since be- Harry N. Katz, consultant; Cove-
come prominent in Jewish com- nant Credit Union, Raymond Hore-
munal activities—have attended
the institute, sharing in its free- Sunday Morning Shoppers
wheeling discussions of Jewish is- Get Bnai Brith Message
sues and hearing—often challeng-
Sunday morning shoppers at 10
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diverse institute faculty of Jewish in Oak Park will be greeted by
scholars and intellectuals.
members of Downtown-Fox and
This year's group comes from Ivan S. Bloch lodges of Bnai Brith,
112 campuses in the United States who will be present to acquaint
and Canada, along with a select non-Bnai Brith members with ac-
contingent from Israel, Australia tivities of Bnai Brith and to pre-
and Latin America.
sent the opportunity to become
"The geographical spread offers affiliated during the open enroll-
the Jewish student a chance to ment membership campaign.
understand how his peers from
Council chairman of the area-
other areas react to the issues wide membership campaign is
that trouble them all," says Rabbi David Levine, past presiden;. of
Samuel Z. Fishman, Hillel's di- Maurice C. Zieger Lodge.
rector of Israel and community
Literature covering the various
affairs. He and Rabbi Richard J. facets of Bnai Brith activities will
Israel, Hillel director at Yale, are he available for distribution at the
the institute coordinators. booths.

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from
LONDON, ENGLAND

Sol Moss Brings District 6 Bnai
Brith Message as Its New President

In his first official address to
Bnai Brith members of his own
area since his election in June as
president of District Grand Lodge
6, Sol Moss will address the met-
ropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith coun-
cil at its 27th annual leadership
seminars and workshops, Monday,
Aug. 30, at the Bnai David syna-
gogue.
A member of Ivan S. Bloch
Lodge, Moss has a long record of
service to Bnai Brith and the Jew-
ish community.
The annual seminar workshops
are designed to indoctrinate lodge
officers and committee chairmen
with their responsibilities and ob-
jectives and to plan Bnai Brith
committee programs for the coming
year.
The following committes will
meet at the leadership seminars:
Adult Jewish education, Dr. Ed-
ward Kroll, chairman, Alfred H.
Bounin, consultant; Anti-Defema-
tion League, David Bittker, chair-

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