Impressive Reception's Planned for
Menahetn Begin on Sunday, Monday
8 — THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 6, 1952
The fifth annual Temple Is- been planned for all age grou
rael picnic will be held Sunday,
Mrs. Harold Schakne, of
at Lola Valley Park. Starting temple Sisterhood, Hyman Jac
at noon, a program of races, son, of the Men's Club, a
I games and entertainment has Heinz Herz, of the Youth Gro
In conjunction with its
are in charge of picnic arrang
Shaarey Zedek to Hold
12th Grade Graduation
After his appearance in To- Israel, following which he be-
ronto, and visits in several large came leader of the Herut Party,
renters in the United States, the opposition in the Knesset.
Menahem Begin will make his the Israel parliament.
monthly late Friday service at
scheduled address
He will speak here on the sub- 8:15 p.m., today, Cong. Shaarey
ject,
"Israel
and
the
Negotiations
Zedek
will hold commencement
in D e t r oft. Sun-
with Germany," and will ex- exercises for its 12th grade of
day, 2:30 p.m.. at
plain
the position
the Herut
Central High
party opposing
any of
dealings
with the religious school. Eighteen stu-
S c h0 o 1 auditor-
dents who have completed 12
the country that has wantonly years of religious studies will be
him. Linwood at 1..!
and maliciously destroyed a
Tuxedo.
; graduated.
third of the Jewish nation. Par-
His appearance
The sermon will be delivered
i I ticipating in the program also by Rabbi Morris-Adler, and mu-
here is sponsored
will
be
members
of
the
Detroit
Begin
by the Z i o n ists-
sic will be directed by Dan Froh-
Revisionists of Detroit and a Cantors' Association with ap- man, with Cantor Sonenklar of-
committee
consisting
propriate
musical
numbers.
eitiZellS .
On Monday. at 6:30 p.m., , a ficiating with the synagogu-
of religious and lay leaders of
the community and judges of banquet will be tendered Mr. choir.
Awards to graduates will be
the several courts of the city. Begin, at Lachar's. Reservations
Ty . g iven by Jud ge Charles Rubiner,
Begins colorful career as a may be made by calling
champion of the national aspir- 5-3194, WE. 4-7674 or UN. 4-1829. congregation president; Dr. Leo-
a tions of the J e w i s h people At 10:30 a.m.. Monday, he will nard Sid 1 o w, vice-president:
started in his native city of be received by Acting Mayor Samuel J. Berke, past-president
Brisk. Poland. Later, by the ex- Louis C. Miriani at the City Hall. of the Men's Club; and Harry
igencies of the war, he found On his arrival at the airport, M. Shulman, past-president of
himself in Palestine in the uni- Begin will be greeted by mem- the congregation. A social hour
form of a Polish soldier, rose to bers of the reception committee, will follow.
become commander in chief of city officials and the students of I Regular services will be held
the Hebrew underground forces, the Carmel Hebrew School. Any at 9 a.m., Saturday.
the Irgun Zvai Leumi, which one wishing accommodation to I
played an important role in the the airport should call TO. 8- Bnai David Graduates
13 on Sunday Morning
establishment, of the State of 4204.
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SERVICES
SYNAGOGUE
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Sabbath services at 7 p.m.. today: at 9 a.m..
Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Edward Spilkin will be ob-
served.
CONG. AHAi'AS ACHIM: At Saturday services Rabbi Ephraim F.
Einhorn will preach on "The Jewish Ideal of Peace."
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM: At Saturday. services Rabbi. Israel I.
Halpern will preach on "How to Receive a Blessing." The Bar
Mitzvah of Seymour Manello will be observed. The` third
quarterly business meeting will be held at 8:45 p.m., Thursday,
in the synagogue.
CONG. BNAI DAVID: At Saturday services Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
will preach on "The Sacrifice of Ascetic." The Bar Mitzvah of
Herman Bidlofsky will be observed.
TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 'services tonight Rabbi Leon Fram will
preach on "The Moral Wisdom of the Talmud." The Bar Mitz-
vah of James Abrams Wagner will be observed.
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 6 p.m., today;
at 8:45 a.m.. Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Albert Zlatkin
will be observed.
TEMPLE BETH EL: At sabbath services. 11 a.m., Saturday, Rabbi
Morton M. Applebaum, of Flint, will be guest preacher.
Bnai Moshe Bar Mitzvah
Club Hears Hockey Talk
Two hockey stars, Sid Abel of
the Detroit Red Wings and Jim-
my Peters of the Chicago Black
Hawks. were guest speakers at
the final meeting of the Cong.
Bnai Moshe Bar Mitzvah Club
Sunday.
Also on the program was the
presentation of championship
trophies to Bnai Moshe basket-
ball players by Harry Kwiker,
Junior Congregation chairman.
The Club will resume meetings
in September.
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Temple Israel to Hold Annual Picnic SUnday
Adas Shalom Confirmation
Class to Hold Dance Saturday
Bnai David Boys' ClUb
Has Concluding Service
Many fathers were among the
100 who attended . the conclud-
ing service of the season of the
Bnai David Boys' Club, May 25,
in the synagogue social hall.
Sheldon Davis conducted the
service. Speakers included Jo-
seph Guttfreund, chairman of
the club, Arthyr Oleinick, Rabbi
Joshua Sperkg, Harry Howard,
Joseph Gorman and M. Matth-
ewson of the Juvenile Court.
Serving on committees are Ne
Arnold. Sol Babbush, Ben Bagdade, J
seph Bean, Morton Beechek, Caro
Charles, Martin Citrin, Harry Coito
Sam Goldstein, Milton Johnson, M
Max Klarin, Nathan Kolb, Irving Lev
Jack Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M
Herbert Margolis, Mrs. Harry Millm
Tom Middledorf, Dore Nova.. M
Louis Schostak, Arthur Weber
a
Louis Wolfgang.
The 1952 confirmation class of
Adas Shalom Synagogue, whose
services will be solemnized June
22, will hold a dance Saturday
evening, at the synagogue social
h a 11. Non - confirmands and
All Temple families
their friends are invited.
friends are invited.
The program will include
dancing, refreshments and en-
tertainment. For information
and tickets, call 'Rochelle Labo-
vitz. UN. 4-0344.
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Suburban Temple Officers
Walter D. Schmier was elect-
ed president of the Suburban
Temple. Other officers are Ben
H. Weil, Eugene Sims, Mannie
Fishman. vice presidents; Mrs.
Sidney , Reibel, Bernard Lieber-
man, secretaries; Sanford Kap-
lan. treasurer: board members:
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iassnian.'s Resat
Mrs. Marvin Bruck. Ben Colman. Mont-
Ferar. Ramon Gerson. Bertram
Leonard
Kaatz, Theodore Kelter Jr..
Norman
tr ina
R nfgollei w ianngd
Lesser.
T he
were Nelected
Steinbe rg.
gomery
Reasonable Rates consis-
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Beautiful rooms with private
bath and shower, spacious
grounds, kosher food, chil-
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Donald Cohn. Maxwell Jospey,
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Richard Orloff. Dr. James Roe. Kenneth
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The Jewish Theatrical Guild
sent diplomas and awards at the
Phones: 408 or 449
Bnai David Religious School testimonial for Milton Be r le
graduation Sunday morning at netted $40,000 for charity.
the synagague. Rabbis Joshua
Sperka and Eric Greenbaum will
speak.
The graduates include Anne
Cannon, Jerry Char, Risha Co- I
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