THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
I8—Friday, January 24, 1975
Cong. Beth Achim Schedules
Weekend of Dedication Events
Tel Aviv U. Named
Owner of $1 Million
Insurance Policy
LOS ANGELES (JTA)—In
a gesture of support for "the
educational institution that is
closest to my heart," Max
Webb of Beverly Hills has
purchased a $1 million life
insurance policy and named
the American Friends of the
Tel Aviv University as the
owner and beneficiary.
Webb, a prominent builder
who has long been an active
leader in the Jewish religious
and organizational affairs of
Greater Los Angeles, made
the benefaction known in a
letter sent to Victor M. Car-
ter, president of the Ameri-
can Friends of Tel Aviv Uni-
versity's international board
of governors.
Carter explained that, ulti-
mately, the $1 million will
be used to establish the "Max
and Sala Webb Distinguished
Professorship" at Tel Aviv
University.
Tekoah to Speak
to Press in NY
NEW YORK—Israeli Am-
bassador to the United Na-
tions Yosef Tekoah will ad-
dress the Overseas Press
Club here on Wednesday.
Tekoah will talk about the
"Present situation in the
Middle East."
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Cong. Beth Achim will ded-
icate its synagogue Feb. 14-
16 with services, dedication
ceremonies and a dinner-
dance. The dedication is the
culmination of six years of
effort, following the merger
of the Beth Aaron and Aha-
vas Achim congregations in
1968. Nearly 3,000 persons
worshipped in the new edifice
on the High Holy Days.
The dedication festivities
will be ushered in at a late
Friday evening service Feb.
14. Rabbi Emeritus Benja-
min H. Gorrelick will deliver
the sermon. Rabbi Milton
Arm and Cantor Simon Ber-
manis will conduct the serv-
ices. The past presidents of
all the synagogue affiliates
will be honored on this occa-
sion. The Bat Mitzva of Ali-
cie Blas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Blas, will
be observed. Blas is chair-
man of the dedication com-
mittee.
On Shabat morning, the
service will be enhanced by
a choir assisting Cantor Ber-
manis. Rabbi Arm's sermon
topic will be "Making a Sanc-
tuary — for Whom and for
What." The Bar Mitzva of
Robert Corlin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Corlin will
be celebrated. There will be
a special kidush after the
service.
The formal dedication of
the sanctuary will be con-
ducted at 1:15 p.m. Feb. 16.
A special choral cantata,
"Let There Be Light", will
be presented by a choir of
mixed voices and conducted
by Cantor Bermanis. There
will be a Torah procession
and a program of prayer, re-
sponsive readings and greet-
ings featuring rabbis and lay
leaders of the congregation
and the general community.
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For youngsters an after-
noon of entertainment has
been arranged in the youth
lounge.
The final event in the
weekend of festivities will be
the dedication dinner-dance,
which will be held 6 p.m.
Feb. 16 in the Wasserman
Hall of the congregation. It
will be a black-tie-optional
affair. Carl Stern, noted TV
commentator, will be the
guest speaker.
For reservations to the din-
ner, which will be preceded
by a cocktail reception, call
the synagogue, 352-8670.
• • •
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Data Is Sought
on Beth Aaron,
Ahavas Achim
Names of past presidents
of the former Ahavas Achim
and Beth Aaron congrega-
tions, especially Ahavas A-
chim past presidents from
the 19303 and 1940s, are be-
ing sought by the dedication
committee of Cong. Beth
Achim to be honored during
that synagogue's dedication
weekend Feb. 14-16.
The two congregations, A-
havas Achim and Beth Aa-
ron, merged ip 1968 to form
Beth Achim and moved to
new quarters in Southfield.
!Persons with knowledge of
the names of the past presi-
dents, or any former or cur-
rent members having any
former congregations a r e
asked to contact, Dr. Is-
historical data on the two
man or Bernard Panush at
the synagogue, 21100 W. 12
Mile, Southfield 48076.
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Rabbi Donin to Speak at Oak-Woods
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War Veterans
Get Braille Aid
NEW.YORK — Dr. Yaakov
Doron, a representative of
the Israel Defense Army
Veterans Association, met
with executives of The Jewish
Braille Institute of America
to secure aid to blinded and
partially-sighted war veter-
ans of the Yom Kippur War.
These war veterans in col-
leges and universities, or vet-
erans planning to enter the
university, desperately need
recorded materials in Hebrew
and English on a college text-
book level.
The Jewish Braille Insti-
tute has a large group of vol-
unteers who will be •able to
record these materials quick-
ly, under the direction of
Richard Borgersen who is di-
rector of the• library of the
institute.
The rehabilitation depart-
ment of the ministry of de-
fense will send regular books
from Israel to the United
States and the Israeli Student
Organization in New York
City will find readers of the
Hebrew books for recording
purposes.
Plans are also being set up
to eliminate customs delays
and for the section for high-
er education (academic stu-
dies) to function as a clear-
ing house. The institute will
also provide large type ma-
terials for partially-sighted
war veterans who wish to
have them.
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man is like the shadow of a
bush, soon gone.—Anon
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21100 W. 12 MILE
SOUTHFIELD
WED., 7:30 P.R.
The following quiz was prepared by the Jewish National
Fund:
QUESTIONS
1. What is the literal meaning of Chamisha Asar b-Shevat?
2. What other names are given to this holiday?
3. In what way is Tu b'Shevat observed in Israel?
4. What tree planting custom was observed at the birth of
a child.
5. How is Tu b'Shevat observed in the Diaspora?
6. Name four types of trees found in Israel.
7. In what ways (name 3) are trees helpful to a country?
8. Which tree is first to blossom in Israel on Tu b'Shevat?
9. What is the Ya'ar Shalom?
10. Name three Forests in Israel.
11. What kind of trees are used in draining swamps?
12. Which trees are grown on the hills round Jerusalem?
13. The tree of peace grows 'abundantly in Israel—What
is it called?
14. What is the sign of the Israel Forestry Department?
15. How can you personally help in the afforestation of
Israel?
Rabbi Hayim Donin, former
Detroit spiritual leader who
went on aliya right after the
Yom Kippur War, will de-
liver a guest lecture 8:30
p.m. Feb. 10 at Young Israel
of Oak-Woods, sponsored by
the Metropolitan Council of
Young Israel Adult Institute
Program.
Rabbi Donin will speak on
the theme "Halakhic Guide-
lines in Raising of Children"
which is based on his soon-
to-be published book "To
Raise a Jew." The new book
is a sequel to his "To Be a
Jew." The public is invited.
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