THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

48 Friday, March 20, 1981

Bnai David to Start Forest, Honor Berenholz for the JNF

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Cong. Bnai David's Mem-
bership Breakfast 10 a.m.
May 3 at the synagogue,
is being held in order to es-
tablish a Cong. Bnai David
Forest in the Rabbi Leo
Jung Forest in Safed, Israel,
according to Larry Traison,
the congregation's presi-
dent. Synagogue past
president Gustav Berenholz
will be honored. Participat-
ing in the event will be the
sisterhood and the men's
club. The breakfast is being
sponsored in cooperation
with Jewish National Fund.
Honoree Berenholz, in
1978, while he was the con-
gregation's president, was
the recipient of the state of
Israel's 30th Anniversary
Award at the annual Bnai
David Tribute Dinner on
behalf of Israel Bonds.
Born in Poland, he was
attending mechanical
engineering school at the
beginning of the Holocaust.
He escaped to Russia and
returned to try to convince
his parents to leave Poland.

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1952, arrived in Detroit.
He began to rebuild his
life, worked as a mechan-
ical engineer, married,
and started his family.
Berenholz is a member of
the Israel Bond Prime
Minister's Club, is active in
the American Technion
Society, the Jewish Welfare
Federation, the Allied
Jewish Campaign, Bnai
Brith Albert Einstein
Lodge, the Anti-
Defamation League, the
Zionist
Organization of
GUSTAV BERENHOLZ
America, Shaarit Hap-
He was unsuccessful.
laytah and the Lubavitcher
He crossed the Russian movement. -
border again and this
He has contributed to the
time was arrested for il- buildling of Chabad House
legal entry, and served in Ann Arbor, is on the
four years at hard labor board of the United Hebrew
in Siberia. Liberated in' Schools and on the commit-
1945, he was able to reach tee for Shaare Zedek Hospi-
the United States, and in tal in Jerusalem. He has
been the recipient of special
New Plan Due
awards for Technion and
Shaare Zedek Hospital.
for Jerusalem?
He is active in the Detroit
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Justice Haim Cohen, who Round Table of the National
retired from the Supreme
Court last week after 21
of
years on the bench, said
that he will spend the next
few months working on a
draft constitution for
Jerusalem that would pro-
vide for Israel's sovereignty
over the entire city but
allow East Jerusalem Arabs
ftinctional autonomy.

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Conference of Christians
and Jews, Father Flana-
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Foundation and the United
Negro College Fund.
For some time he
owned a manufacturing
plant in Natanya, Israel,
and is engaged in another
manufacturing facility in
Israel to produce heavy
machinery for the U.S.
automotive industry.
For information, call the
JNF, 557-6644; or the Bnai
David office, 557-8210.

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