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THE DETROIT MESH NEWS
Reform Jewish Appeal Dinner
to Honor Beth El's Benard Maas
Philanthropist Benard L.
Maas will be honored by the
Reform Jewish Appeal at
the fourth annual RJA
Dinner sponsored by the
Metropolitan Detroit Fed-
eration of Reform
Synagogues.
The event, which brings
together the five local Re-
form congregations, will
take place 6:30 p.m. June 4
at Temple Beth El.
Albert Vorspan, author,
humorist, vice president of
the Union of American He-
brew Congregations and
co-director of its Social Ac-
tion Commission, will be
guest speaker.
Maas will be honored
with a special presenta-
tion to be awarded by
Matthew H. Ross, chair-
man of the board of
UAHC.
A member of Temple Beth
El, Maas has been on the
temple board for many
years. The chapel of the new
congregation bears his
name.
A native of New York,
who grew up in Indiana,
Maas contributed exten-
sively toward the Indiana
Pylon at the John F. Ken-
nedy Memorial in
Jerusalem.
President of B.L. Maas
Associates, Inc., a supplier
of parts to the automobile
industry, Maas has created
a dozen different schol-
arships for Jewish and gen-
eral causes, is a life member
of the Jewish Chautauqua
Society and sponsored a
health lodge at Camp
Tamarack that bears his
name.
Shirley Fink is general
chairman of the June 4
dinner, and co-chairmen
are Hortense Interess,
Lillian Maltzer, Marshall
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BENARD MAAS
B. Madison, Lucille Mil-
ler, Bernard E. Linden
and Rabbi David S.
Hachen.
Other members of the
committee serve from Tem-
ples Beth El, Ernanu-El,
Beth Jacob of Pontiac, Is-
rael and Kol Ami.
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furniture. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
Admission is nominal. For
information, call the
synagogue, 967-3655.
Young Israel of Green-
field will hold its annual
fund-raising auction 7 p.m.
Sunday at the synagogue,
announce Harry Blitz and
Steve Rabinowitz, co-
chairmen.
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auctioned off are bicycles,
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Rabbi's Dinner Wednesday
LOUIS KLEIN
B'nal Moshe
JULIUS ROTENBERG
The annual banquet of
the Council of Orthodox
Rabbis of Greater Detroit
will be held Wednesday
evening at the main Jewish
Community Center.
Irwin Cohn and Julius
Rotenberg are honorary
chairmen, and Gustav Be-
renholz is general chairman
of the dinner, the 49th an-
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nual event for the council.
A final planning meeting
was held recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sosin at which final ar-
rangements were made and
the communal role of the
council was discussed.
For dinner reservations,
call Berenholz, 557-6567, or
the council, 559-5005.
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Aaron Rosenbaum, asso-
ciate director of AIPAC,
gave a detailed analysis of
Monday's vote in the U.S.
Senate on the packaged jet
sale of President Carter. He
praised the strong stand
that was taken by Michi-
gan's Senator Don Riegle
and deplored especially the
influence that was exerted
in favor of the President's
proposal by Senator Ab-
raham Ribicoff (D-Conn.)
Rosenbaum urged in-
creased interest in efforts in
behalf of Israel in order to
strengthen the hands of the
supporters of Israel who
now have the difficult task
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LARRY VIEDER
Adat Shalom
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SIMON BER1AANIS
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of preventing pressures
which could prove
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Lazar Accepts
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`U.S. Jet Sale Shows Need
for Jewish Political Activity'
Increased political in-
volvement, to assure fullest
understanding of Israel's
problems and American
Jewry's involvement was
urged Wednesday at the
annual luncheon meeting of
the Detroit branch of the
American Israel Public Af-
fairs Committee (AIPAC) at
Franklin Hills Country
Club.
HYMAN J. ADLER
B nal David
HAROLD ORBACH
Temple Israel
JACOB BARKIN
Shaarey Zedek
SHABTAI ACKERMAN
Beth Abraham-HIM:I
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Beth Shalom
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RABBI LAZAR
Rabbi Jeffrey B. Lazar,
educational director of
Temple Beth El, has ac-
cepted the position of educa-
tional director of the Main
Line Reform Temple in
Philadelphia, Pa. Rabbi
Lazar `drill assume his new
office July 1.
ISRAEL FUCHS, Assoc.
Beth Abraham-Hillel
Moses
HARRY STURM
Downtown Synagogue
JACOB SONENKLAR
Emeritus, Shaarey Zedek
.
HENRY BLANK
Uvonla
SHALOM KAUB
Flint
SIDNEY RUBE
Assoc. Shaarey Zedek