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March 25, 1977 - Image 50

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-03-25

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THE DETROIT_ JEWISH "NEWS

50_ Friday, March: 25, 1977 -

Dr. Leon Fill Heads Israel Bonds PM Club

Dr. Leon Fill has been ap-
pointed •resident, of the

the Michigan United Fund,
the Riverside Civic Fund,
the United Foundation, His-
tadrut, the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Meadow Brook
Theatre. the Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid Society, and the
Bar-Ilan, Yeshiva and
Laval Universities.

Prime Minister's Club of
State of Israel Bonds, the
top level group of the Na-
tional Honorary Societies.

DISCO PARTY

Dr. Fill was general
chairman of the 1976 Allied
Jewish Campaign and he
has been a leader of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
of Detroit, the United Jew-
ish Appeal, the Greater De-
troit Board of Commerce.

by Infinity Disco

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16231 Fourteen Mile Road
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More thaan 70 people
have enrolled in this area's
Prime Minister's Club
since 1974, under the helm
of former Prime Minister
Club president David B.
Holtzman, who, with David
B. Hermelin, has now ac-
cepted the role of co-chair-
man of the Israel Bond Ex-
ecutive Committee.
In this very special
year, as Jerusalem cele-
brates her 10th anniversary
as a reunited city, we of
the Prime Minister's Club
must dedicate ourselves to
continuing our support, in
even greater amounts, and
enlisting new members, in
even greater numbers, so
that Jerusalem, and the
rest of Israel, can grow in
economic strength. Our
goal this year is to reach a
minimum figure of 100
Prime Minister's Club
members in our area. I
pledge my efforts toward
making this goal a real-
ity," said Dr. Fill.

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Readers Forum

Materials submitted to the Readers Forum must be brief. The
writer's name will be withheld from publication upon requek.
No unsigned letters will be published. Materials will not be re-
turned unless a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed.

Traveling Ark Story Corrected

Editor, The Jewish News:
The article "Detroit's
Traveling Holy Ark Finds
New Home' written by Ir-
ving I. Katz, executive sec-
retary, Temple Beth El, in
your newspaper of Feb. 25,
1977 was brought to my at-
tention recently and after
reading the article, I find
certain discrepancies.
The Holy Ark, which was
part of the Cong. Beth Teph-
ilath Moses in Mount Cle-
mens. was recently trans-
ferred to the Temple Beth
Or in Raleigh, N.C., without
cost or any other remuner-
ation whatsoever. A mem-
ber of the board of trustees
made numerous inquiries,
including the Temple Beth
El, as well as the Jewish
Museum in New York, and
neither the Temple Beth El
nor the Jewish Museum
wanted the beautiful Holy
Ark.
It wasn't until the archi-
tect who was designing the
temple in Raleigh called
one of the members of the
board of trustees with re-
gard to the disposition of
the Holy Ark that it was de-
cided by the board of
trustees to give them the
Ark for their new syna-
gogue, without charge.
The second discrepancy
is the fact that the Cong.
Beth Tephilath Moses did
not decide to build a new
synagogue with a new Ark,
but was forced to vacate
the synagogue which was
the of*, synagogue in Ma-
comb County for over 50
years.
The City of Mount Cle-
mens, as well as the State
Highway Commission, want-
ed the property upon which
existed the synagogue in
Mount Clemens. After six
or seven years of negotiat-
ing and threatening law
suits with the city, the
board of trustees reluc-
tantly decided to accept the
city's offer. With the
monies obtained from the
city, a new synagogue was
built.
Due to the high construc-
tion costs and the new de-
sign of the building and the
limited funds that we had,
the beautiful Holy Ark
could not be utilized once
again in the new syna-
gogue.
Many of the members of
Beth Tephilath Moses will
miss the beautiful Holy Ark
that was such a part of the

beautiful interior of the 50-
plus year old synagogue
where our parents, brothers
and sisters and many great
rabbinical dignitaries
throughout the United
States and the world wor-
shipped for many years,
but we know in our hearts
that it has found a new
home.

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Concert Tuesday

The wild beast feels man's
kindness more than man.

One kindness is the price
of another.

Michael D. Schwartz, president
Beth Tephilath Moses

Hart Memorial

Mezzo soprano Ann Hart
and The Honorable G. Men-
nen Williams, associate jus-
tice of the Michigan Su-
preme Court, join Con-
ductor-in-Residence Paul
Freeman and the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. for
Philip A. Hart Memorial
Concert 8 p.m. Tuesday in
Ford Auditorium.
Tickets are available at
Ford Auditorium box office.

Oak Park Community
Theatre will present "A
Little Night Music" 7:30
p.m. Wednesday and
Thursday in the Oak Park
High School Little Theater.
For ticket information, call
the Oak Park Community
Center, 545-6400.

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