THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Tobye Bellow New Director
of. Bnai David Youth Groups

Cong. Bnai David an-
nounces the appointment of
Tobye Bello as youth direc-
tor for the 1981-1982 pro-
gram year.

Mrs. Bello attended
Wayne State University,
where she majored in
human development and re-
lationships. She has advised
youth groups and taught
religious school in the Met-
ropolitan Detroit area for
the past 11 years.

Mrs. Bello and her staff
are planning religious,

cultural and social activi-
ties, among them Rosh
Hashana and Yom Kip-
pur services and a newly
organized Kol Nidre serv-
ice. A Detroit Lions foot-
ball game, a paper drive,
weekly Shabat services
for all ages, rollerskating
and hayrides are
planned.
The program will begin
10 a.m. Sept. 12 with
Shabat services. A special
ice cream social is being ar-
ranged for 1:30 p.m. Sept. 13
at the synagogue.

Aron Kodesh Dedication
Slated Saturday at BAHM

Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses will dedicate
its new Aron Kodesh at
Shabat services 9 a.m.
Saturday.
The ark was designed by
Marlin Berg and will be
presented to the synagogue
as a gift of the sisterhood.
Rabbis Israel I. Halpern
and A. Irving Schnipper and

Cantor Shabtai Ackerman
and Associate Cantor Israel
Fuchs will conduct the spe-
cial service.
Mollie Michaels, a
lifelong member of the con-
gregation and officer of the
sisterhood, will make the
presentation to the
synagogue. A kidush will
follow.

Young Israel Congregations
Join for Shalosh Seudos

Young Israel synagogues
will hold a family Shalosh
Seudos program on Shabat
Nahamu Saturday at
Young Israel of Greenfield,
Minha services will begin at
7 p.m. to be followed by the
Shalosh Seudos program.
The guest speaker will be
Elyakim Haetzni. Haetzni
is a criminal lawyer who
gave up a practice in Europe
to make aliya. He made his
home in Kiryat Arba.
He is currently one of the

Temple Seeks
New Members

Temple Kol Ami will
have a membership Sal):
bath service 8:30 p.m. today
in the temple. An oneg
Shabat in honor of prospec-
tive and new members will
follow services.
The temple has its own
religious schoonvith classes
from kindergarten through
high school. The Bar-Bat
Mitzva service involves full
family participation.
Adult classes also are
available. The public is in-
vited to the service.

major spokesmen for the
settlements as well as an
executive board member of
the Council of Jewish Cities
and Settlements in Judea,
Samaria and Gaza.

Bank Leumi
Joins Top 400

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Bank Leumi Trust Com-
pany of New York now
ranks among the world's
500 largest banks, by de-
posit size.
According to the rankings
compiled by the American
Banker in its July 30 issue,
the trust company's rank-
ing is 481 which represents
a jump of 20 places from last
year.
In the U.S., Bank Leumi
Trust Company of New
York ranks among the
top one percent of all
15,000 commercail banks
in the country. The par-
ent comp-any of the trust
company, Bank Leumi
le-Israel B.M. ranks
number 95 worldwide, a
gain of four places over
last year.

Ex-Detroiter Will Deliver
Talk at Mental Health Event

Marshall Rubin, son of
Mrs. Bluma Brown of Oak
Park, will address the an-
ual conference of the Men-
tal Health Association in
Michigan Sept. 25 at the
Mercy College Center, De-
troit.
Rubin will deliver a talk
on "The Brighter Side of
Deinstitutionalization — A
Community Placement
Program That Works." Ru-
bin, a former Detroiter, is
the executive director of
Fellowship House, a
psycho-social rehabilitation
center in South Miami, Fla.

MARSHALL RUBIN

Friday, August 14, 1981

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Begin Defended
on WB Dream

Editor, The Jewish News:
No other Jewish leader
was as abused and mal-
treated by the non-Jewish
and Jewish community, in-
cluding the press, as
Menahem Begin. But with
the exception of Theodor
Herzl, no other Jewish
leader had such a vision and
right perception as Begin.
We often hear that unless
we make peace with the
surrounding Arab states,
Israel has no chance of sur-
vival. This statement is a
fallacy.
First of all, it is not up to
the Jews to live in peace
with the Arabs, but it is up
to the Arabs since Israel is
Palestine no Arab states
will rest until they absorb
all of Israel.
This, however, sounds
more ominous than it
really is. If we look at the
European map, we can
easily see that there are
very few states which
maintain friendly rela-
tions with their border
states.
Let's take Poland. The
Poles are surrounded by
Germany and Russia. The
Poles hate the Germans and
the Russians and vice versa!
The Balkan states hate each
other and fight each other
every century, etc.
It is far more important to
have secure borders, rather
than to sacrifice them for
some promises which can
easily be broken.

Strauss to Make
Presidential Bid?

The only Jewish leader
who knows this is Begin! He
knows that without the
West Bank the Jewish state
would be in mortal danger.
Israel was lucky that in
previous wars it was not cut
in two! (At one point the
West Bank is only nine
miles from the sea!)
Let us hope that Begin
will live long enough to see
his dream realized: to make
the West Bank part of Is-
rael. This accomplishment
will be more important to
the survival of Israel than
all the friendship pacts
which may be signed in the
future . . . and Begin will
go down in our history as
one of our greatest leaders
and saviors of Israel!

Julius Chajes

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Bride's Veil

Editor, The Jewish News:
Rabbi Samuel Fox, in his
"Veiling of Bride Ex-
plained," has given us less
than the complete story.
May I offer two additional
possible explanations.
More than one ugly
duckling was given away by
producing the "betrothed"
in a heavy veil.
One covers the eyes with
a hand when reciting the
Shema and when one feels

the presence of the evil eye.
The bride is particularly
susceptible to the ayin
ha'ra. The veil offers protec-
tion.

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The Yahrzeit of

MRS.
ESTHER DORN
will be this Sunday the 16th day of Av.

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Born in 1903 in Rodzilove, Poland, Esther (Schneider) Dorn emigrated to the
United States in 1920 to later marry Mr. Morris Dorn. She passed away last year at
the age of 76.

In her 60 years in the Detroit community, Mr.s Dorn was active in.all aspects of
community needs. She was president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the House of
Shelter. She, with her husband were instrumental in the implementing of a well-
functioning Maos Chitim drive yearly providing food for the needy. She was de-
votedly active in Congregation Beth Tefillo Emanuel Tikva.

Her greatest "ride and joy was her involvement in strengthening Torah institu-
tions. She. with her husband, were instrumental in the early growth of Telshe
Yeshiva, in Chicago, Illinois. Her local pride and glory was the Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, fostering and supporting it through its many stages of growth.

Mrs. Dorn is survived by her dear husband; Morris; one son, Joseph; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sylvia Ravin and Mrs. Shirley Robbins; six grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.

Her family is dedicated to continue her lofty ideals, the greatest tribute to per-
petuating her memory, and have planted a grove of trees in her memory in the
American Independence Park.

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A VIBRANT AND PROGRESSIVE
CONGREGATION IS ACCEPTING
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS FOR
THE COMING YEAR 1981/1982

ROBERT STRAUSS

NEW YORK — After a
year on the sidelines,
Robert Strauss may jump
into the political fray at the
top. The 63-year-old former
chairman of the Democratic
National Committee is con-
sidering a run for the Demo-
cratic nomination for
President in 1984, accord-
ing to the Dallas Morning
News.
Strauss told the Dallas
paper that a number of
"good people," including
New York investment
banker Felix -G. Rohatyn,
were pressuring him to run.
Rohatyn said he told
Strauss that it was "time we
had a Jewish President
from Texas," according to
the Morning News.

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