Rabbi :flax Weine Returning to City
After 35 1 - ears in Camden Pulpit

Braille Institute Cites
Rabbinical Leader

Rabbi Max Weine, for 26 years as well as the Citizens Advisory
the spiritual leader of Cong. Beth Committee of Camden. for which
Israel of Camden, N.J., will come he was chairman of the education
home this summer to Detroit, committee.
Rabbi Weine is dean and fac.
where he graduated from the
United Hebrew Schools in the ulty -member of the Camden
His
retirement
will
allow
Midrasha;
chairman of the law I
1920s.
him to study, teach and write, he committee of the Philadelphia
Region of the Rabbinical Assem-
said.
The first IHS graduate to he bly; founding members and for-

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Jews to Get Indemnity -
BONN (JTA)—An International
High Court for Restitution sitting
in West Berlin. has ruled that the
Bonn government must pay indem-
nity for all art works belonging to
Jews that were confiscated by the
Nazis during World War II.

for Art Taken by Nazis

nify Jews only for articles of per-
sonal property lost to the Nazis.

The ruling was announced after
the court heard the case of a
French Jew who lost all his prop-
erty. including works of art, during
the German occupation of France.

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the congregants of Cong. Beth Is- •
rael, Rabbi Weine explained that
he and his wife Mae will be re-
Rabbi Judah Nadich of the
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united with their families, from
whom they have been separated
honored at a reception by the
for more than 35 years.
Jewish Braille Institute of Amer-
in the New Beth Abraham Synagogue)
ican upon his election to the pres-
He plans to teach at the Mid-
idency of the Rabbinical As-
rasha College of Jewish Studies
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Rabbi Weine, the brother of
5075 West Maple Road
Rabbi Nadich, a former vice
Mrs. Tom Borman. was born in
or 851-6880
Between Middlebelt ohd InIrster
president of JBI, is a member of
Poland and brought to this coun-
the board and chairman of the
try at age 4. He was educated in
committee for Israel.
Detroit public schools and holds
a bachelors degree from Wayne
State University (1927). A mem-
RABBI MAX WEINE
Masada Exhibit a Hit
ber of the first graduating class
COPENHAGEN (JTA) — Some of the UHS elementary and high
mer president of the Tri-County
Board of Rabbis; and founding
60,000 visitors came to the Swedish school departments, he taught in
member of the Camden Inter-
Historical Museum to see the ex- the high school.
He
has
been
active
in
Camden
I
faith
Dialogue.
hibition of archeological findings
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Jewish and interfaith activities. I Prior to his pulpit in Camden.
in the Masada region of Israel,
including membership on the Rabbi Weine served in Los An-
Southfield
21150 West 12 Mile Road
according to the director of the board of directors of the Jewish geles, Rutland, Vt., and the Hillel
museum. He termed it one of the Federation of Camden County and Foundation at the University of
the Bureau of Jewish Education, Vermont. He has written for a
museum's biggest successes.
number of Jewish publications
and edited the proceedings of the
Rabbinical Assembly for 12 years. •

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ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

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A six week summer program in creative camping
for pre-school age children

First 3 week period: July 10-July 28
Second 3 week period: July 31-August 19

Children may attend one or both periods

The program will be directed by individuals

who are proficient in the camping arts and

pre-school education.

For registration and detailed information,
call the Synagogue office, UN 4-7474 or the
Nursery School office, 626-8357.

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OPENINGS FOR REGISTRATION FOR THE FALL TERM
OF THE NURSERY SCHOOL ARE STILL AVAILABLE

When Rabbi Weine is honored
at a dinner Sunday at the syna-
gogue. Mrs. Weine also will be
cited for her work as a librarian
in the Jewish field. She organized
the Jewish Library Association of 1 ,
Greater Philadelphia and was its
president; served as president of
the Association of Jewish Libra- ,
ries, a national organization; and
is author of the Weine Classifica-
tion Scheme for Jewish libraries.
Upon the Weines' retirement,
the Beth Israel library, where
Mrs. Weine has been librarian for
more than 18 years, has been
renamed for her.
The Camden Jewish Community
Voice, in an editorial, described
Rabbi Weine as ''a man who has
always placed service to his peo-
ple above material things for him-
self." His colleagues, said the ed-
itorial, consider him "as the one
who most completely exemplifies
the role of the rabbi in Jewish
life."

Religious Zionists
Mark Yom Ha'Atzmaut
With Young Israel

A capacity audience attended
the Yom Ha'Atzmaut celebration
of the local Mizrachi Religious
Zionists of America conducted
jointly with the Young Israel
branches here.
The occasion was utilized to
memorialize the fallen Israeli Za-
hal soldiers, in an address by
Rabbi Joshua Sperka, after the
reading of a Psalm by Zvi Tom-
kiewicz.
The occasion followed a festive
dinner, at which Bnei Akiva
youth leaders Chaim Hopman and
Mark Goldenberg, provided a
musical program.
Rabbi James I. Gordon. who
• presided, delivered the sermon of
the evening.
The "Am Maamin - was sung
in unison after Minha and Maariv
services were conducted by Rabbi
Gershon Frankel and David Green-
baum, with Rabbi Samuel H.
l'rero participating in responsive
readings and Rabbi P'rnest Green-
field chanting the El Mulch for
the departed .

KINDERGARTEN THRU 12th GRADE-

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— Where a complete general studies curriculum is offered

— Where good citizenship is stressed and hoine discipline is

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— Where children grow up in an atmosphere of positive religious
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of our Jewish heritage.

Students without a Day School backgiound Will be accepted
beyond the second grade only if there is --a positive
-Jewish studies and u - letters of
for
motivation
c ol principal.
recommendations from a-Rabbi or

Foe' application or aflditiji1ormation,
please call the schooraifiCe4-4664.

Rabbi Gerald Werner, Principal
Mr. Elie H. Frances, Executive Director

SCHOOL OFFICERS

David Tanzman, President

George Witngorden. Vice President

Treasurer, Abraham Solesny

Jock Zw ■ ck, V ■ te-Oresodent

Secretory. Dr Morten E Guyer

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