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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Seven leaders of Reform
Jewry in the local community
will be honored by the national
movement at a dinner on June
4 at Temple Emanu-El.
The dinner, hosted by the
Metropolitan Detroit Federa-
tion of Reform Synagogues, is
sponsored by the Fund for
Reform Judaism.
The fund will honor Dr. Ken-
neth and Kim Dickstein, of
Temple Beth Jacob; Dr. Stuart
Falk, of Temple Emanu-El;
Herbert Kaufman, of 'Ibmple
Beth El; Doreen and Stanley
Millman, of Temple Israel; and
Stephen Strome, of Temple Kol
Ami.
Each will receive the Lamed
Vav Award of the Union of
American Hebrew
Congregations.
The awards are a work of art
created by New Yorker Shirley
Zwang for the UAHC. The
design incorporates the legend
of the Lamed Vavniks, those 36
righteous individuals
throughout the world who pur-
sue good deeds in all
generations.
Invitations have been mailed
to the membership of each of
the honorees' congregations
and to the Troy Jewish Con-
gregation, which is also a
member of the Metropolitan
Federation.
The Fund for Reform
Judaism has a goal of $100,000.
Funds raised support the nine
summer camps operated by the
UAHC, enable the Reform
movement to send young people
to Israel, support Reform
Jewish Outreach to converts
and non-Jews, operate a
Religious Action Center in
Washington, D.C., and sponsor
a task force on suicide
prevention.
For reservations, call any of
the participating synagogues.
Israel Activist
To Speak Here
Detroit-born Reuven (Rolland)
Kaminer will speak on Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. at the Workmen's
Circle Center, 26341 Coolidge,
Oak Park, on "The Threat to
Israeli Civil Liberties."
Kaminer emigrated to Israel
in 1951 and lives there with his
family. He has served in the
Israel Defense Forces and in the
reserves. He is a graduate of the
faculty of law of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem and
dean of its foreign student
office.
Kaminer was a founding
editor of "Israleft" News Ser-
vice. He served on the national
steering committee of the Com-
mittee Against the War in
Lebanon and is an activist in
the Committee for Solidarity
with Birzeit University.
Kaminer was one of the
Israelis of Oriental Origin who
initiated an effort which led to
a meeting in Romania last
November of 22 Israelis and 15
members of the Palestinian
Liberation Organization. Of the
22 who attended the public
meeting, four, including
Kaminer, were indicted upon