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Yeshiva Gedolah
Has Dedication
Yeshiva Gedolah Ateres
Mordechai will have an open
house and formal name
dedication ceremony in
memory of Rabbi Mordechai
Rogov at noon June 11.
Rabbi Rogov, the father-in-
law of the Rosh Hayeshiva,
Stollman and Phillip
Stollman, 1975; Mr. and Mrs.
Max Shaye, 1976; Mr. and
Mrs. David P. Zack, 1977; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Milan,
1978; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Jackier, 1979 ; Dr. Harold T.
Shapiro, 1980; Mr. and Mrs.
David Handleman, 1981; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Laker, 1982;
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.
Winkelman, 1983; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Allan, 1984;
Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Hermelin, 1985; Rabbi and
Mrs. M. Robert Syme, 1986;
Tillie Brandwine, 1987; and
State Sen. Jack Faxon, 1988.
For dinner reservations, call
JNF, 557-6644.
JTA Elects
Slomovitz
Rabbi Mordechai Rogov
Rabbi Leib Bakst, was a ray,
rosh yeshiva and author of
the books Ateres Mordechai.
Rabbi Morris Esformes, a
former student of Rabbi
Rogov, who is internationally
known for his support of
rIbrah institutions and Jewish
causes, will be honored. Rab-
bi and Mrs. Esformes will for-
mally dedicate the study hall
of the yeshiva. Jack Rajchen-
bach will chair the event.
The community is invited.
Refreshments will be served.
For information, contact Rab-
bi Eric Krohner, 968-3360.
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The Jewish National Fund
annual dinner, to be held
June 22 at 6 p.m. at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek,
will be the occasion to replace
the forests at Rosh Pinna
near the Lebanese border
destroyed by terrorist fires.
This project will bear the
names of Jack and Miriam
Shenkman, who will be the
recipients of the Keter Shem
Thy - Crown of Good Name
Award that evening.
The Shenkmans will join
many communal leaders who
have received this annual
award from JNF, including
Abe Kasle, 1963; Bernard
Isaacs, 1965; Leonard N.
Simons, 1966; Louis Berry,
1967; Paul Zuckerman, 1968;
Irwin I. Cohn, 1969; Philip
Slomovitz, 1970; Mrs. Morris
Adler, 1971; Dr. William
Haber, 1972; Dr. and Mrs. I.
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Philip Slomovitz, editor
emeritus of The Jewish News,
has been re-elected to the
board of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency.
His election continues a
70-year association for the
92-year-old Slomovitz. In the
early 1920s he was asked to
be editor of the world-wide
news gathering service, but
declined because of the objec-
tions of his parents to his
moving to New York.
He was placed on the board
at the insistence of Zionist
leader Dr. Nahum Goldniann.
Slomovitz gained ex-
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before becoming editor of the
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. He
founded The Jewish News in
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Camp Gan Israel-Esther
Allan has enhanced its
facilities with a newly con-
structed synagogue, recrea-
tion hall building. At the
same time the camp has an-
nounced the appointment of
Shoshana Lifshitz of Cincin-
nati, Ohio, as assistant
director.
Located on 600 acres in
Kalkaska, just outside of
Traverse City, Camp Gan
Israel-Esther Allan has ac-
commodations for 200
campers per session; 200 boys
in July and 200 girls in
August, according to Bat-
sheva Shemtov, camp director.
Stage dramatics, arts and
crafts, athletics, music and
Judaic studies are among the
activities offered at the camp.
For inquiries call Mrs.
Shemtov, at 737-7000.
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