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• Men's Club - Sisterhood
• Havurot
• Affiliated Youth Groups
• Shabbat Youth Services Ages 3.17
• Cultural Programs
• Adult Education
• High Holiday Choir
• Concert
• Family Shabbat Dinners
• Library
• United Hebrew . School Branch (in our building)
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS
SYNAGOGUE OPEN HOUSE
SUN., AUGUST 26, 1984 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Rabbi Milton Arm
Rabbi Emeritus Benjamin Gorrelick
Cantor Max Shimansky
Reverend Joseph Baras
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Youth Director Cara Loomus
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President Jerry Tepman
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Additionally,
Rabbi
Literature has played
Weine was a member of major role in Mrs. Weine':
Camden's Citizens Advi- life. Born in New York City
sory Committee, the board educated in Detroit's public
of directors of the Jewish schools, she then attendec
Federation of Southern Wayne State and Columbia
New Jersey, the Bureau of Universities and later
Jewish Education and the earned a Master of Library
Labor Zionist Organization. Science degree at Drexel
He also served as president University in 1957.
of the Camden District of
She is the author of the
the Zionist Organization of well-known Wein(
America, was honored by Classification Scheme foe
State of Israel Bonds and re- Judaica Libraries, whicl•
ceived an honorary Doctor printed its seventh edition
of Divinity degree from the in 1982; and has authored
Jewish Theological Semi- many articles on Jewish lib.
nary.
raries. Currently the libra-
Rabbie Weine also has rian at Cong. Beth Alp-
been a member of the rahami Hillel Moses her li-
Philadelphia Board of Rab- brary career included posts
' bis and served as the Rab- as librarian' at Beth Israel
binical Assembly's Phildel- Library, Camden, and li-
phia Region chairman of the brary staff member of Rut-
Law Committee and as a gers College.
member of the Committee of
She has served as library
Jewish Law and Standards. consultant for the South
Rabbi Weine served as civi- Jersey Branch of the Na-
lian chaplain at Ft. Ethan tional Women's League; as
Allan in 1942-1943.
president of the Jewish Li-
brary Association of
Since his retirement from Greater Philadelphia and
the active rabbinate and a as a founding member of its
move back to the Detroit national organization; as
area, he has served as a pro- division president and
fessor at Midrasha College president of the Association
of Jewish Studies and is of Jewish Libraries; and is
currently chairman of Beth founder and past president a
Din, Conservative Rabbis of of the Jewish Library Asso-
Metropolitan Detroit, and ciation of Metropolitan De-
an instructor at the Instu- troit.
tite for Judaism of the Con-
In 1967, Mrs. Weine was
servative Rabbinate.
the recipient of a Citation of
Throughout his long Honor from the Jewish Li-
career, Rabbi' Weine has brary Association of
been involved in many Greater Philadelphia. She
Judaic literary efforts, in- was a Camden member of
cluding serving as editor of Pioneer Women and has
the Rabbinical Assembly been a member of Hadassah
Proceedings from 1945 to for many years.
For tribute dinner reser-
1957; contributing to the
Conservative Judaism, vations and information,
Petahim (Israel), Jewish call Israel Bonds, 557-2900.
Spectator, Reconstruc-
tionist, and other periodi-
Temple group
cals; chairing the Publica-
tions Committee forSeferB. plans program
Isaacs and currently is co-
The Temple Treasures of
editing a forthcoming vol-
ume in memory of Moshe Temple Israel will have a
Noble, local Hebrew school "brown bagger" (bring your
principal and professor of own lunch) at noon Aug. 21
in the temple. The after-
Midrasha studies.
noon will include a review of
Daniel Boorstein's "Dis-
coverers" by Mrs. Jeanette
Myers, West Bloomfield lib-
rarian.
Dessert and beverage will
be provided. Admission is
free, and everyone is in-
vited. Reservation deadline
Turks and American occu- is Aug. 20. For reservations,
pation forces." In pamphlets call the temple, 661-5700: or
circulating in the town in Reka Goldstein, 355-5249.
large numbers, people were
told that "Zionists are the
real brains behind" the al- Groner meets
leged growing phenomenon
of Germany being "infil- with bishops
trated by foreign elements."
Rabbi Irwin. Groner of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
According to police, the chairman of the domestic af-
campaign has been fairs committee of the
launched by a 32-year-old Synagogue Council of
neo-Nazi who spent two America, participated in a
years in prison for offenses , consultation with Catholic
concerning his anti-Semitic bishops on the human con-
activities. They wouldn't sequences of economic ac-
name the' mart.-
,tivity in , „
for the spiritual and cul-
tural rebirth of the Jewish
people."
Former Detroiters and
Oak Park residents since
1972, the Weines have es-
tablished themselves as
Jewish community leaders
in several areas of the U.S.
Born in Poland in 1907,
Rabbi Weine immigrated to
the U.S. in 1911 and was
educated in Detroit's public
schools. He also attended
United Hebrew Schools in
Detroit, is a graduate of its
first high school class, and
president of its Alumni
Association.
He has been a member
and later the director of
Young Judaea (he met his
wife, Mae, at one of the
clubs he supervised).
Rabbi Weine was
graduated from Wayne
State University in 1927
and from the Jewish
Theological Seminary in
1931. The year 1934 was
special — that year he
earned a Doctor of Hebrew
Literature degree, a M.A.
degree at Columbia Univer-
sity and also married the
former Mae Naftulin.
After teaching a short
time at the UHS' Hebrew
High School, the Weines left
Detroit and the rabbi began
.a rabbinical career that
spanned almost four de-
cades. He served as rabbi at
'the Jewish Educational Al-
liance, Los Angeles; the
Rutland Jewish Center in
Vermont; and at Conga.
Beth El and Beth Israel in
Camden, N.J.
In Vermont, he also
served as Hillel adviser at
the University of Vermont.
In Camden, he also served
as dean of Camden Mid-
rasha, was founding
member and president of
the Tri-County Board of
Rabbis of Southern New
Jersey, a founding member
of the Camden Interfaith
Dialogue and adviser to
Jewish students at Rutgers
College of South New Jer-
sey.
NEWS
Neo-Nazis use media blitz
Bonn (JTA) — A prop-
aganda campaign launched
by a neo-Nazi.group in the
town of Kassel has drawn a
wave of protests and may
result in proceedings
against two local newspap-
ers which printed adver-
tisements of so-called "Na-
tional Front" calling for the
expulsion of foreigners from
this country.
According to press re-
pOrts, Kassel has been
lately the scene of a major
effort of a group which ad-
vocates "direct action" to
clear the country of "Jews,
.