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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

JDL Founder Due for WSU Hillel Affiliate Probus Winners Honored
Rabbi Meir Kahane,
Oak Park.
at Wayne State Reception
founder of-the Jewish De-
The annual installation

fense League and leader of
Israel's Kach political
party, will speak 8 p.m.
Sunday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Rabbi Kahane
will appear under the au-
spices of the Bnai_ Brith

FENBY-STEIN
TALENT AGENCY

RABBI KAHANE

PRESENTS

Hillel Foundation affiliate
at Wayne State University.
Admission is free, and the
public is invited.
Hillel students will spon-
sor a volleyball game fol-
lowed by old-time movies 10
p.m. Saturday at Hillel
House, 14400 W. 10 Mile,

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of officers will be held 8
p.m. Tuesday at Adat
Shalom Synagogue. Spe-
cial recognition will be
paid to students who
served Hillel during the
past year. Members of the
Jewish Student Organ-
ization at Oakland Uni-
versity and the Jewish
Student Association at
Oakland Community Col-
lege are invited.
There will be a band and
refreshments.
Elected to serve for the
Winners of the 17th annual Probus Club Awa-
1979-1980 program year
are: Evan Brotman, Barbra for Academic Achievement are, from left: Dr. Rober
Czerkasski, Marc K. Boeckman, Jr., Dr. Leora A. Shelef, of Birminghan
Herschfus, Reva Samet, and at right, Dr. Edmund G. Doherty. They receive(
Noah Levi and Tedd the awards at a reception in their honor April 27 at the
McGregor Memorial Conference Center on the Waym
Schneider.
State University campus. Joining in the ceremoir
was Dr. Thomas N. Bonner, president of WSU, thirc
from left, and William Colman, president of the Prc
bus Club.

Petuchowski
Wins Honor

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BARNETT

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Why A Diamond?

DR. PETUCHOWSKI

Dr. Jacob J. Petuchowski,
professor at the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish In-
stitute of Religion, was
awarded an honorary docto-
rate in philosophy from the
University of Cologne in
West Germany in a pre-
sentation at the Jewish
seminary made by Richard
Wagner, consul general of
West Germany in Detroit.

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Prof. Petuchowski is a fel-
low of the American
Academy for Jewish Re-
search and holds other hon-
orary degrees. He is the
author of numerous scien-
tific works, a contributor to
various encyclopedias in the
U.S. and in Israel and a reg-
ular writer for periodicals in
English, Hebrew and Ger-
man.

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Dr. Petuchowski has been
actively involved in efforts
to establish a division of
Cologne University's de-
partment of philosophy
which would focus on
Judaism.

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Synagogues Are
Needed in Negev

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Israel's
Sephardic Chief Rabbi,
stressed last week that
when Israeli settlements in
the Sinai are re-established
in the Negev in line with the
Egyptian-Israeli peace
treaty there will be a need
for additional synagogues
and other religious institu-
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