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November 05, 1976 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1976-11-05

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First Conservative Synagogue
Is Dedicated in Israel

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NEW YORK — The
first synagogue built
specifically to house a
Conservative congrega-
tion in Israel was re-
cently dedicated in Ash-
kelon, it was announced
by Rabbi Stanley
Rabinowitz of Wash-
ington, D.C., president of
the Rabbinical Assembly.
Called Cong. Netzakh
Israel, it was founded a
little more than 10 years
ago and is one of 23 Con-
servative congregations
now operating in the
Jewish homeland.
Rabbi Philip Spectre
has served the congrega-
tion for almost nine years
since December, 1967,
shortly after being or-
dained by the Jewish
Theological Seminary. It
has grown from a nucleus
of 12 families to 150
families, with more than
a 100 children in various
youth groups, as well as
study groups for young
married couples and a full
day camp program, which
involves almost 200 chil-
dren, high school stu-
dents and adults.
Rabbi Spectre re-
ported that of his mem-
bership, 15.1 percent are
Israeli born, 28.3 percent
East European and 14.1
percent west European,
22 percent Anglo Saxon
from such countries as
the United States, South
Africa and India, 9.9 per-.
cent North African and
10.5 percent South
American.
The new Netzakh Israel
Synagogue building in
Ashkelon bears the name
of the Baruch Shammash
Synagogue in Iraq, which
has been all but aban-
doned owing to the dif-
ficult circumstances and
harsh treatment of local
Jews by the Iraqian gov-
ernment.
Named in honor of
Baruch Shammash and
his family, who fled from
Iraq, his son Jacob, a
thoracic surgeon in
Springfield, Mass., made
a large contribution to
the Ashkelon building
program which provided
the initial impetus for the
building.
Uri Eliav, director of

the Afridar Land Holding
Company, has given a
large tract of land to the
congregation to build a
dormitory building or a
school for the Conserva-
tive approach to Israeli
education.

LISBON, Portugal
(ZINS) — Soviet Russia,
Kuwait, Algeria and
Libya voted in favor of
accepting Israel in the
European branch of the
International Handball
Association.

NEW CADILLAC?

when we observed the de-
legates voting in our
favor," said Menahem
Frishler, the chairman of
the Israeli delegation.
Twenty-six voted in
favor. East Germany,
Hungary, Poland and
Czechoslovakia opposed
and Romania abstained

"We were truly amazed

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Roy D. Chapin, Jr.

Irwin I. Cohn

Max M. Fisher

Ray W. Macdonald

C. Boyd Stockmeyer

Walker L. Gisler

John D. deButts

Henry Ford II

John J. Riccardo

Leonard Woodcock

Honorary Co-Chairmen

ALAN E. SCHWARTZ

Thomas B. Adams

Very Rev. Malcolm Carron, S.J.

Honorable Richard H. Austin

Robert Dewar

David Handleman
Honorable Philip A. Hart

Honorable Robert P. Griffin

Lee A. Iacocca

George E. Gullen

David M. Blumberg

Paul Broder

E. A. Cafiero

Dr. William Haber

William G. Meese

Rabbi M. Robert Syrne

William C. Marshall

Honorable William G. Milliken

Rt. Rev. H. Coleman McGehee, Jr.
Reverend Robert F. McGregor

Morris Tannenbaum
Dr. Daniel Thursz

Maxwell Jospey

W. Calvin Patterson AN,
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Honorable Frank J. Kelley

Philip J. Meathe

Arthur R. Seder, Jr.

Honorable Coleman A. Young

Roy W. Stevens

Paul Zudcennan

Honorable Philip M. Klutznick

Mrs. Dolores D. Wharton

Co-Chairmen

B'nai B'rith Foundation Committee Chairman

David BiHker Herman V. Kasoff Sol Moss Dennis J. Rice Martin Weston

Louis Weber

David M. Kaplan, Midwest Director, B'nor B'rith Foundation of the United States

Lewis Alpert, Executive Director, Metropolitan Detroit B'nai B'rith Council

Dinner Committee

Orthodox Jews
to Form Moshav

TEANECK, N.J. — A
group of Orthodox Jews
have formed a "garin" (a
nucleus of settlers) to es-
tablish a collective set-
tlement in the Negev.
Garin Hazon Shalom
intends to establish a
moshav based upon the
principals of religious
Zionism, desert agricul-
ture and light industry
within a "balanced
ecosystem," and coopera-
tion with neighboring
communities, especially
those suffering from pov-
erty and neglect.
The group also intends
to establish a study
center for religious
Zionism which purpose
will be' to seek paths to
peace while forming Is-
rael into a halakhically
Jewish state.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Arabs Vote Israel Into Handball Unit

DR. WILLIAM HABER

J. Douglas Adair

Allen Charlupski

Sidney Freedland

Hon. Damon J. Keith

Hon. Lucien Nedzi

Mrs. Leonard M. Sims

Rabbi Howard Addison

Martin E. Citrin

Sam Freedman

Daniel J. Kelly

Milford Nemec

Cormi Slomovitz

Mrs. Morris Adler

J. T. Clark

Joseph. Frenkel

Hon. George Kent

Theodore Nemzin

Philip Slomovitz

Mrs. Morris Adler

Frederick Cody

Ronald M. Smith

Mrs. Ira Albion

Phillip Cohen

Sandy Friedman

Father Clement Kern
Hyman Klein

Dr. Donald D. O'Dowd

James A. Aliber
Norman Allan

Avern Cohn

Mrs. Gordon Fruitman

Lee T. Knutson

Donald E. O'Neill
Cantor Harold Orbach

Max Sosin

Samuel M. Cohodas

James Osborn

Frank Colombo

Lcrwrence.R. Gechter
Hans Gehrke, Jr.

Nathan Korash

Rabbi Daniel Allen

Francis A. Kornegay

Jack L. Otto

Louis G. Allen

Hon. Daniel S. Cooper

Richard C. Gerstenberg

Ralph Ladd

Benjamin H. Paddock, Ill

Hon. Michael L. Stacey

Wendell W. Anderson, Jr.

Richard W. Cordtz

Leonard E. Goodall

George L. Lahodney

David K. Page

Mrs. Al Stein

Frank D. Angelo

Jacques Cousin

Raymond T. Perring

John Anstandig

Rodney Craighead

William T. Gossett
Hon. Martha Griffiths

Robert A. Steinberg

James Laker

Bernard Pincus

Eugene Arden

Hon. Bobby Crim

Hon. Lawrence Gubow

Daniel A. Laver

Max J. Pincus

Rudolph Straus
Peter W. Stroh

Ken Bannon

Wardell Croft

Lee Guittar

Joseph Lee

Louis Barden

Hugh C. Daly

Jack Guz

Hon. Carl Levin

David Pollock
Albert Posen

George Turnoff

Dr. Dewey F. Borich

John R. Hamann

Hon. Victor Baum
Harold Berry

Morris Direnfeld
Henry Dorfman

Murray Hartz

Yale Levin
David Levine
Walton A. Lewis

Joel Tauber

Leonard Boron

Hon. Robert DeMascio
James Dinemon •

Sam Rich

Irving Bitterman

Lawrence P. Doss

Martin S. Hayden

H. Glenn Bixby

James E. Durham

John D. Hegorty

Hon. James Blanchard

Mrs. Esther G. Edwards

David Hermelin

Ivan Bloch

Mrs. Robert Ellis

Dr. Herbert J. Bloom

Wilber E. Elston
Hon. Jack Faxon

Irving Bluestone
Norman Bolz

LOUIS WEBER

Max Fridmon

Samuel Hamburger

Dwight Havens

Lee Hills
'David B. Holtzman

H. Clay Howell

Irving Laker

Hon. Lawrence Lindemer

W. D. MacDonell

Ernest M. Solbmon

Herbert Soft
Hon. Peter Spivak

Russell A. Swaney

A. Alfred Taubman

Edwin G. Roberts

Mrs. Harold A. Robinson

Herbert Triplett

Thomas Turner

._ Jock A. Robinson

Lawrence J. Washington

Maurice Rosender

E. Jay Watson

Robert Magill

Felix Rosenzweig

Dr. Bertram Marx

Mrs. Sylvia Ross

Max Wayburn

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John C. McCabe

Mrs. Harold Rowe

Harry Weinberger

Robert E. McCabe

Nathan D. Rubenstein

Arnold J. Weiner

Bennett J. McCarthy

Rabbi William D. Rudolph

Louis L. Weinstein

Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr.

George Russell

Milton M. Weinstein

Gerald J. McMillan

Arthur C. Schott

Bernard Weisberg

Douglas Schubot

Harvey L. Weisberg

Louis Segel

Peter Weisberg

Hon. Norman Feder

Martin Hughes

Alfred H. Bounin

Dr. Leon Fill

Joseph H. Jackie,-

Sam Braverman

Charles T. Fisher, Ill

Harold S. Jaffa

Richard L. Measelle

Hon. William M. Brodheod

Edward Fishman

William R. James

Allen W. Merrell

Hon. William S. Broomfield

Sam Fishman

Norman B. Weston

Hon. William Fitzgerald

Arnold Michlin
Charles Milan

Robert B. Semple

Horace Brown
Ernest C. Browne, Jr.

Sidney J. Korbol
Alex Karp

Nate S. Shapero

Roy Wilkins

Dr. Robber' W. Fleming

Harry N. Katz

Myron L. Milgrom

Aso Shapiro

Han. G. Mennen Williams

Hon. Benjamin D. Burdick

Hon. Joseph Forbes

Hon. Charles Kaufman

Milton J. Miller

Ernest Show

Augustus C. Calloway

Wolter B. Ford, II

Hon. Ira G. Kaufman

Moe R. Miller

John H. Shepherd

Robert E. Winkel

H. Fred Campbell

Hon. Donald F. Frocassi
Samuel Frankel
Douglas Fraser

Hon. Nathan J. Kaufman

Paul S. Mirabito

I. W. Sherr

Stanley J. Winkelman

Hon. Thomas G. Kavanagh

Charles R. Montgomery

Hubert J. Sidlow

Hon. John M. Wise

Richard Kay

Don Moyer

Irving Siegel

Donald E. Young

Daniel R. Corr

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Dr. Reginald Wilson

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