8 Friday, May 13, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Gov., Mrs., Blanchard Seminary Honorees
Gov. James J. Blanchard being cited in recogni-
and Mrs. Blanchard will be tion of his advocacy of
honored with the Eternal forward-looking legisla-
Light Award of the Jewish tion during his four terms
Theological Seminary of as a Michigan Con-
America at a community- gressman, 1974-1982, and
wide dinner for the semi- for his strong involve-
nary on June 15 at Cong. ment in humanitarian
Shaarey Zedek.
causes over the years" —
The announcement was commitments and activi-
made by Sharon Hart and I. ties shared by Mrs. Blan-
Murray Jacobs, who are chard.
serving as the chairmen of
The June 15 dinner is the
the city-wide event.
first such unified effort for
The award will be confer- the seminary in Detroit his-
red on the couple by the tory. It brings together Adat
Seminary's Chancellor, Dr. Shalom Synagogue, Cong.
Gerson D. Cohen, who also Beth Achim, Cong. Beth
will address the dinner Shalom, Cong. Bnai Moshe
guests. and Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Gov. Blanchard is
The seminary is now in its
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of a $20 million building
program. The central ele-
ment of that program is the
construction of a new li-
brary.
The building prograin
will also provide additional
classrooms, workshops,
meeting rooms and an au-
ditorium.
In addition to Gov. and
Mrs. Blanchard, the sem-
inary will honor the
representatives of each
of the five participating
congregations at a
dinner.
Seminary Sabbath will bQ
observed on Saturday.
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Plans are being finalized
by the 350-member commit-
tee for the Jewish National
Fund's annual testimonial
dinner to be held June 22 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Stanley and Peggy Win-
kelman, this year's hon-
orees, will be presented
with the JNF Tree of Life
Award at the dinner.
David Pollack is chair-
man of the dinner commit-
tee, which is comprised of
community, religious and
business leaders.
The Winkelmans will
be honored for "their 40
years of devoted service
to Detroit's Jewish and
secular community."
JNF President Jack
Zwick announced that
Louis Berry has agreed to
serve as dinner chairman.
He will be assisted by Mark
Schlussel, associate dinner
chairman, and Judith Naf-
taly, dinner arrangements
chairman. Zwick also an-
nounced that Michigan
Gov. James Blanchard will
be the evening's principal
speaker.
The JNF's Tree of Life
Award includes the naming
Making final plans for the Jewish National
Fund's salute to Stanley and 'Peggy Winkelman as
1983 Couple of the Year are, from left: Committee
Chairman David Pollack, Stanley Winkelman, Dinner
Chairman Louis Berry and JNF President Jack
Zwick.
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of a major JNF project in Is- reservations, contact JNF
rael in the couple's honor.
Executive Director Edward
For information and Rosenthal, 557-6644.
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Council of Orthodox Rabbis
-- at the Westin Hotel
Wednesday evening, there
was a renewed assignation:
That learning must con-
tinue as an obligation of,
Jews to Jews;
That the education of
children Jewishly must
have priority;
That the youth must be
inspired with devotion,
with loyalty to traditions,
with a rejection of the
mixed-marriages trend.
This was the theme of the
principal speaker of the
evening, Rabbi Leizer Le-
vin, dean of the Orthodox
rabbis here, in his Yiddish
address that set the tone for
the night's activities.
His message was
endorsed in the introduc-
tory remarks of the eve-
ning's chairman, Paul Bor-
man.
It even had an echo in the
entertaining address of the
eminent humorist, Alan
King, who emphasized his
Jewishness as a record of
family enthusiasm in Yid-
dishkeit.
It was concurred in by
Ivan Bloch who intro-
duced King, and David
Holtzman, who made a
presentation to the hon-
oree of the evening
Harold Beznos.
The theme had special
acclaim in the greeting in
behalf of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation by its
president, Judge Avern
Cohn.
In appreciation of Beznos'
many services to the com-
munity, a group of Vaad
leaders joined Holtzman in
honoring Beznos and Rabbi
James Gordon gave him, as
a memento, a hand-
inscribed Megilat Esther.
Beznos, who has attained
leadership in many Jewish
movements, said his appre-
ciation of the honors ac-
corded him can only be ex-
pressed in his continuous
labors for the advancement
of the highest Jewish ideals.
Paul ZuCkerman recited
the HaMotzi. Frank Beznos
led in the Benshen. Cantor
Hyman Adler sang the na-
tional anthems.