Bnai Moshe Dedicates Youngsters To Education
It's Hanukah!
Schools, Synagogue Groups
Have Numerous Festivities
Extensive festivities have been outlined by Detroit con-
gregations and schools in celebration of Hanukah, the Fes-
tival of Light, which began Thursday eveninc , and continues
through Friday, Dec. 23. Parties, plays, and a variety of
programs are among the events planned. Gift exchanges will
be featured by many groups.
Monday, Dec. 19th, the Sis-
Boys and girls, 7 to 17, who
reside in the Dexter-Linwood terhood will celebrate Hanukah.
area are invited to a Hanukah Tuesday, Dec. 20, the Ladies
party, which will be held under Auxiliary will have a Hanukah
the auspices of Bnai Moshe Re- function. Wednesday evening,
ligious School, at 2:30 p.m. Sun- Boy Scout Troop 135, will have
its festival program. Irving Rat-
day, Dec. 18.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Walter ner, scout master, will address
Farber, director of the school, the boys. The mens' Club will
and Mitchell Feldman, chairman hold its celebration Dec. 22.
Beth Aaron Assembly
of the school board are plan-
The Feast of Lights, will be
ning a program consisting of a
quiz program, a menorah con- celebrated at Beth Aaron Sun-
test, games, singing, movies day School with a special as-
sembly Sunday, Dec. 18, at Mc-
and refreshments.
To convey the significance of Dowell School.
Rabbi Pinchos Katz will speak
Hanukah to parents, Bnai Moshe
School plans a- round-table dis- on the modern significance of
cussion on "Hanukah—How It the Maccabes' victory. Two Pal-
Affects Us T o d a y." Feldman estinian movies will be shown.
will act as moderator and pre- Preceding the assembly there
sent the following discussants will be class parties with Hanu-
at 11:30 a.m. Sunday in the kah gift exchanges and holiday
synagogue: Rabbi Lehrman, delicacies. Dreidels will be given
"The Significance of -Hanukah"; to all children by the Sister-
Mrs. Abramson, "Books for Your hood.
Child"; Bella Goldberg, "Ha.nu 7 Two Hanukah performances
kah Song and Melody"; Mrs. will be "given Dec. 18, for chil-
Walter Farber, "Decorations for dren and parents at Northwest
the Hotne." The public is invited. Religious School. The first per-
formance will begin at 10 a.m.
Plays at Temple Israel
Three dramatic groups of the and the second at 12 noon.
Temple Israel Religious School The program, consisting of
will present Hanukah plays Sat- songs, talks, dances and playlets,
urday morning, Dec. 17, and Sun- is under the direction of Max-
day, Dec. 18, at the departmental well Nadis, director of the Chil-
dren's theater, and Mauri Lax
assembly. Temple Israel Sister-
hood is giving„each family a gift and Vivian Kozenn, music in-
structors.
of Hanukah candles and is con-
Carmel Students' Concert
ducting a gift exhibit and shop
A Hanukah concert will be •
at Hampton School Sunday given at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec.
morning for the sale of Hanu-
kah lamps, dreidels, seals and 18, at the Carmel Hebrew School,
17556 Wyoming. The students
gift wrappings.
Bnai David Religious School will light the candles and sing
commenced Hanukah functions festival songs.
Parents are invited to bring
Thursday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. All
pupils and staff celebrated with their children to witness the
a party which included the tra- work of the Carmel pupils. Drei-
sweets will
ditional M a a'r i v service, the dels and Hanukah the
children
kindling of the first light, a film be distributed to „
on Israel, and gifts of a meno- present.
rah and sweets to all children.
Detroit Cantors Plan
Annual Concert Jan. 31
The Jewish, Ministers Cantors
Assoc iation of
Detroit will have
- its annual con-
cert on Tuesday
night, Jan. 31, at
C o n gregation
Bnai David, 14th
and Elmhurst. A
program is in
preparation un-
der the leader-
ship of Dan
Frohman Fr oh man. Or-
ganizations are urged to keep
that day open.
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Hanukah Program
At Temple Beth El
Students of Bnai Moshe Religious School
who will be dedicated to Jewish education
Dec. 16 are, left to right, first row: Jan Bloom,
Morris Friedman, David Parker, Sheila Farber,
Mark Ross, Judith Baker, Henry Gornbein,
Harvey Sweet, Anthony Bale, Arnold Poitner;
second row : Sol Friedman, Sanford Wechsler,
Douglas Kellerman, Terry Kanat, Sharon
Jackson, Sharon Zyporyn, Barbara Pollak,
Melvin Shotten, Michael Haber, Michael
"A Dedication to Jewish Edu-
cation" program will be held at
8:15 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16, at Bnai
Moshe Synagogue. Forty-five
students of the kindergarten
and first grade will be formally
dedicated to Jewish education at
late Friday evening services.
Parents, as well as students,
will take part in the pro-
gram, which is arranged and
planned by Walter Farber, direc-
tor of the Bnai Moshe Religious
School.
Hanukah gifts will be pre-
sented to the students by Mitch-
ell Feldman, chairman of the
school board.
Sol Friedman, age six, a stu-
dent , of Mrs. Ba-umer's, first
grade will give the invocation,
while Barbara Pollack, age six,
will recite the Shema. Students
of the kindergarten and first
grade will sing Hanukah num-
bers and Shabbat melodies.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will
speak on "The Responsibilities
of Dedication to Jewish Educa-
tion."
Hanukah will be celebrated in
the Religious School of Temple
Beth El this Saturday and Sun-
day mornings. Plays, music and
the Senior High School choir
under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. Jason H. Tickton will fea-
ture the celebration. Parents
are invited.
"The Magic Hammer" will be
presented by the Junior High
dramatics group at the assem-
bl Saturday morning. Members
of the cast are Judy Calfin, Bar-
nard Collier, Joel Dreyer, Cheryl
Hubar, Judy Kobler, Karen Man-
dlebaum, Vivian Michel, Carole
Moore, Sheila Moore, Edith No-
lish and Loretta Wisok.
The 'rimary and Intermediate
departments will meet jointly
in the Chapel Sunday at 10:15
a.m. when the Intermediate dra-
matic group will present "The
Hanukah Pickets." The cast is
composed of Burton Conn, Paula
Jackson, Andrew Dunn, Linda
Gottfried, Janet Bartholomew,
Kenneth Collier, Barbara Roth-
stein, Jill Davis, Patricia Reiter,
David Newman, Ronna Jurow,
James Collier, Barbara Man-
helm, Frank Feller, Larry Beck-
er, Gary Kukes, Donna Wisok,
Richard Traitel and Harry Kan-
ter. Leonard Jaslov is in charge
of both plays.
Short, Judith Blumenthal, Gail Weisz, Harvey
Franklin; third row: Allan Markle, Loretta
Weil, Raymond Silverman, David Gunsberg,
Sharon Adler, Charles Kilberg, Ronald Klein,
Georgene Levin, Sandra Ralph; fourth row:
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Grace Rose, Marilyn
Greenberger, Harry Lebovitz, Linda Epstein,
Elaine Gunsberg, Barbara Isaacs, Ronna Malek,
Steven Biegel, Joel Shulman, Mr. Walter
Farber, Mrs. S. Baumer.
Labor Zionist Schools
Hold Two Celebrations
The Jewish Folk Schools of
the Labor Zionist Organization
will celebrate Hanukah on . Sun-
day, Dec. 18, at the school audi-
torium, 13722 Linwood.
The celebration of the kinder-
garten and nursery will take
place at 12:30 p.m. Regular class-
es will celebrate at 2:30 p.m.
All parents and grandparents
of the students are invited to at-
tend, as well as friends and
members of the Labor Zionist
Organization.
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Northwest Youths Plan
Festivities for Hanukah
Hanukah festivities are plan-
ned by the. Northwest Youth
Group for 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec.
17, at the Northwest synagogue,
Curls and Santa Rosa.
Dancing, movies, the candle-
lighting ceremony and 'refresh-
ments are on the program. Teen-
agers are invited to come stag or
in couples.
Fred Marcus is chairman of
entertainment; Al Pilnick, pro-
gram, and Bernard Stollman,
publicity. Ronald Weinhart is
president.
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