Friday, May 12, 1972-23
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
`Minor Obstacles' Stopping Vatican
From Recognizing Israel, Prelate Says Temple Israel Funds Aid Future Rabbi

BUENOS AIRES (ITA) — A
visiting French cardinal told lead-
ers of Argentine Jewry that there
are no basic objections to the rec-
ognition of Israel by the Vatican,
only accidental obstacles arising
from the Middle East situation and
the situation of Christian communi-
ties in the Arab states.

Jean Cardinal Deanielou of
France, adviser to Pope Paul VI,
made those remarks during a visit
to the DATA, the central represen-

tative body of Argentine Jewry.
Cardinal Deanielou is the high-
est ranking dignitary of the Roman
Catholic Church to visit the DATA
He was received by its president,
Dr. Sion Cohen Imach; and Dr. Da-
vid Kahana, chief rabbi of Ar-
gentina.
The Cardinal said that despite
his crowded schedule he did not
want to leave Argentina without
paying his respects to the Jewish
community.

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Cong. B'nai Moshe

Harold Caminker, a graduate of Michigan State University, re-
ceives a check from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wexler for a scholarship to
begin studies for the Reform rabbinate at Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion in Jerusalem. A second check was given
earlier to Caminker by Mrs. Morton Roth (right), president of Tern-
ple Israel Sisterhood.

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ding anniversary three years
ago.
The Sisterhood Scholarship Fund.
in existence for a number of years.
provided funds to two other Tem-
ple Israel students who will be
ordained June 3 from IICC-.1111 in
Cincinnati.
They are Mark Shook -in of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shook. and
Daniel B. S ■ rne son of Rabbi and
Mrs M. Robert Syme
Rabbi Shook has already ac-
cepted a pulpit at Temple Israel.
St. Louis Rabbi Susie began work
in January at thy- New S, irk of-
ti es of the Union of American
Ilehres• tth , re he
woes as assistant dire,ty of the
National Federation of temple
Youth.
Temple Israel and its religious
school have produced a half dozen
rabbis in the past decade. and one
former student now serves as a
cantor. all in the Reform mo‘e
merit_

Two funds created by Temple `i
Israel will assist a young Detroit !
coilege graduate to begin studies
next fall at the Hebrew Union Col-
lege-Jewish Institute of Religion
in Jerusalem.
Harold Caminker, a recent grad-
uate of Michigan State University
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Caminker, of Starlane Rd . South-
field. has already left for Israel
where he will work on a kibutz
until his freshman rabbinical class
commences in September.
Both congregational funds, the
Ann and Sam Wexler Rabbinical
Scholarship Fund and the sister-
hood Scholarship Fund. have
helped numerous candidates for the
Reform rabbinate to launch their
careers.
The Wexler Fund was created
by the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wexler to honor the couple on
the occasion of their 50th wed-

Cantorial :Masterpiece Slated
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SUNDAY,
MAY 21
8: 1 5 p.m.

CANTOR JACOB BARKIN
of Cong. Shoorey Zedek

Century to modern music for Amer-

a "Concert of Cantorial Master- lean Conservative and Reform con-

pieces" 8:15 p.m. May 21 in cele- gregations.
bration of the 60th anniversary
Two numbers will Ix. in Yid-
of the congregation and 25 years dish: "A Ilazendl of Shades."
since the establishment of the Can- about three 'synagogue members
tors Assembly of America. This who express their opinion of the
will be the last event of the town !visiting cantor; and the humorous
hall series of 1971 - 1972. ''llazanim on Trial," about three
The conceit will feature the cantors who come to audition in
Choral Ensemble of Bnai Moshe. a synagogue.
Larry. Rockind is chairman -f
with Cantor Louis Klein as direc-
the town hall series, Rabbi Moses
tor and soloist.
be 07.
I,ehrrnan's remarks
Cantors Jacob Itarkin of Shaarey
the Tone of the People's Sool
Zedek and Moshe Taube of Pitts-
burgh will be gue0t artists

Devoted to "the golden age - of
synagogue composition and cantor-
ial virtuosity the priii7ram will con-
sist entirely of music ,,ritten and
used in the s!,nagogile. It ii ii
range from Mizanic
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and choral comp

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CANTOR MOSHE TAUBF

Synagogue Observes

Centennial Birthday
t .1 . 11 ;---1',1 .2
NEW 'vim ,:

he
hilath Jeshi::on founded in I/17..: as
an Orthodox Jcs ish congregation.
launched the celebration of its
centennial year at a convocation
, of 1,000 members.
Three generations of one rabbinic
family have served in the ministry
of the congregation throughout the
past 66 years.
The associate rabbi of the con-
gregation is Rabbi Haskel Look-
' stein, who also serves as the prin-
cipal of the Ramaz School, the day ;
school which is sponsored by Ke- !
hilath Jeshorun.

The liberals, whose thinking
once had an economic and political
base are now off base.—Max Ler-
ner.

CANTOR LOUIS KLEIN

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