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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The chief pleasure in- eat-
ing does not consist in costly
seasoning, or exquisite

flavor, but in yourself. Do
you seek for sauce by labor?
—Horace

Bnai David Tribute for Bonds
to Cite Synagogue Presidents

WHEN PLANNING YOUR
HAPPY OCCASION

KENESETH ISRAEL CONGREGATION

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OF Louisville, Kentucky,
Is now seeking a full-time Cantor.
The successful candidate should be personally observant. know
Nusach and be able to train a choir. He would be responsible for Bar
and Bas Mitzvah Training and the desire and ability to teach would
enhance his salary. Other skills and the ability to relate to both young
people and older congregants would be desirable.
Keneseth Israel Congregation is the largest Traditional Synagogue in
the area. Previous Cantor served thirty (30) years before his death.

Or Any Elegant Party

A Few Choice Dates Available
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FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
THAT THEY SHALL BE
REMEMBERED

PLANT TREES
THAT WILL GROW
IN ISRAEL
IN THEIR MEMORIES

This observance is an age-old, hal-
lowed Jewish tradition and it has
become customary to plant trees in
Israel to link forever the cherished
memories of your dear ones.

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Among the Bnai David past presidents who will
be cited June 9 are, from left, front row: Charles
Shere, Jack Kraizman, Morris Brandwine, Helen Sil-
verman representing her husband, the late Dr.
Maurice Silverman, Gustav Berenholz and Max Sosin;
back row: Harry Koltonow, Meyer Must, Alan Weiner
and Lawrence Traison.

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In celebration of Cong.
Bnai David's 90th anniver-
sary year, the annual Bnai
David-Israel Bond tribute
dinner will pay tribute to 14
presidents of the congrega-
tion whose terms of office
occurred after the estab-
lishment of the state of Is-
rael and who each led his
congregation in outstand-
ing support of Israel's eco-
nomic development.
The dinner is scheduled
for 6:30 p.m. June 9 at the
synagogue.
The Israel Bond Organ-
ization will present Scrolls
of Honor to Mendel Shif-
man, Charles N. Shere,
Morris J. Braadwine, Mel-
ville J. Richman, Jack J.
Kraizman, Harry Kol-
tonow, Max Sosin, Meyer N.
Must, Irving Belinsky, Gus-
tav Berenholz, Alan Weiner
and Lawrence Traison, and
posthumously to Harold

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Rabbi Morton F. Yol-
kut will deliver a tribute
and the presidents will
also be presented special
mementos.

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General chairman of the
dinner is Major General
William J. Weinstein;
toastmaster is Jerome Soble
and dinner co-chairman is
Mickey Shapiro. Honorary
chairmen are Julius Roten-
berg and Asa Shapiro.
Meyer Must is host com-
mittee chairman; Irving Be-
linsky is co-chairman.
For reservations, call Is-
rael Bonds, 557-2900, or
Bnai David, 557-8210.

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Continuing in their pre-
sent positions are Miriam
Jerris as the society's execu-
tive director and Bonnie
Cousens as co-editor of the
journal "Humanistic
Judaism."

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The Society for Humanis-
tic Judaism recently held its
12th annual meeting in
Washington, D.C. The
organization now consists of
13 congregations and
groups throughout the U.S.
The society voted to es-
tablish a woodland in the
Negev Desert, will encour-
age its members to join the
World Zionist Organiza-
tion, and to support groups
who favor civil liberties and
the separation of religion
from government in Israel.
It also decided to co-
sponsor with Kibutz Artzi, a
secular kibutz movement in
Israel, a second Conference
of Secular and Humanistic
Jews in Israel in June 1983.

Detroiters who were
elected to positions with
the society included:
James Reiter, president;
Rabbi Sherwin Wine, ad-
viser; and directors Ethel
Levine, Eli Master, E.
Ronald Milan, Ben Piv-
nick, Marilyn Rowens,
Lynne Silverberg and
Jacqueline Zigman.

Congregation Beth Abraham Hillel Moses

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Silverman, to be accepted
by their widows.

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