Set July 11 'Date for Beth Abraham Ground-Breaking

. CONG. BETH ABRAHAM: At 9 a.m. services Saturday, Rabbi Is-
.
rael I. Halpern will review the Torah portion `Borah."
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL : At Saturday services, Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
-
man will speak' on "The Pangs of Leadership."
' NORTHWEST ISRAEL' SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 7:45
p.m., today; At 9 a.m. Saturday services, Rabbi Leo Y. Gold-
man will speak on "Korah—Against Revelation."
YOUNG ISRAEL: Sabbath services at 7:30 p.m., today. At 9 a.m.
Saturday services, Rabbi Samuel H. Piero will preach on "Rec-
ognizing- the Genuine Article." The Bar Mitzvah of Leslie Key-
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well will be observed.
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CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: Sabbath services at 6 p.m., today; at
9 a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Harold Toppel will be
observed.
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Sabbath services at 7 p.m., today; at 9 a.m.,
Saturday,

At a mobilization breakfast
last Sunday, 75 leaders of Cong.
Beth Abraham endorsed the ex-
ecutive committee's plans to
raise $350,000 for the erection of
a new synagogue on W. Seven
Mile Rd.,' at Greenlawn.
The building campaign was
outlined by Judge Nathan J.
Kaufman, chairman, and Dr.
Harry Newman, acting chair-
man. Cash contributions from
the synagogue's affiliate organ-
izations indicated that the drive
for funds was off to a good
start.
Following distribution of pros:
pect cards, Dr. Newman called
on workers to produce maximum
results for the first report meet-
ing of solicitors at 8:30 p.m., on
Monday, at the synagogue.
Benjamin Siegel, chairman of
ground-breaking arrangements,
named July 11 as the day when
appropriate ceremonies getting
the building underway will take
place. Siegel is assisted in these
plans by Julius Perry, chairman
of the functions and •' arrange-
ments' committee. _
Louis Ellenbogen, congrega-
tional president, urged workers
to enroll a limited number of
new members, which the new
building will be_ able to accom-
modate.

The congregation's third guar-ham
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Religious School board will
meeting will be held at be held at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the syna- in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cortland,
gogue, at which building plans stated
Harry Judge
Ribiat, Kaufman,
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board
will be outlined to the general chairman. Plans for the new
membership, and nominations school year will be outlined by
of officers will take place. Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, school
A meeting of the Beth Abra- director.

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CONG. BETH JOSEPH: Sabbath services at 7:45 p.m., today; at 9
a.m., Saturday.
CONG. EMANUEL, The Suburban Temple: Sabbath services at
8:15 p.m., today, at. Burton School, Huntington Woods, Mich.
AD/ S SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 6 p.m., today;
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Mackey and David Elazar will be observed.
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CONG. BNAI DAVID: Sabbath services at 8 p:m.; today; • at 8:45
ALL SPORTS FACILITIES • SUPERVISED DAY CAMP
a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvahs of Melvin Chislik and 'Gary
FOR RESERVATIONS
Stiro will be observed.
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CONG. BETH SHMUEL:. Sabbath services at 7:45 p.m. today; at For Agudah Convention
9 a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvahs of Louis Samuel Myers
YOUR HOSTS
Rabbi Leizer Levin; spiritual
HARRY &
and Burton Lawrence Batchko will be obserVed.
DAVID
leader of Detroit's Cong. Beth
DINNERSTEIN
Tikvah, was one of 125 delegates
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9
to the World Congress of Ortho-
Friday, June 25, 1954
dox Jewry to leave last week for.
Jerusalem, Israel.
The conclave, the first inter-
At the annual meeting of the national gathering of-Orthodox
Jewry in 17 years and only the
congregation held last week, fourth in the organization's his-
members of Temple Israel tory, opens on Tuesday, under
elected Louis H. Schostak, presi- sponsorship of Agudath Israel.
dent. Elected to serve with him The first parley ever held in Is-
are Nathaniel R. Goldstick, vice- rael, previous assemblies have
president, Sol I. Stein, secretary taken place in Czechoslovakia
and Samuel Burtman treasurer. and Austria.
Pewaukee, Wisconsin—on Lake Pewaukee 98 miles from Chicago
Elected to the
board of trustees
YEAR 'ROUND HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
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The Teachers Institute of Ye-
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VACATION HEAVEN—
Lefton, Joseph Will give eight semester hours of
On the shores of Lake Huron.
Levy, Harry C. academic credit to students par-
Balmy days and cool nights...
pollen-free comfort. Wonderful
LeVine, Robert ticipating in the Israel Summer
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food prepared in the Jewish-
L.
Rosen, Leslie Institute sponsored by the youth
American manner that makes
department
of
the
Jewish
Agen
r.
each meal a delight. A com-
a. Schmier, Mor-
plete social staff with Joe
ris W. Stein, El- cy for Palestine, it was an-
Cornell, social director, to as-
sure entertainment for all. Jack
lis M. Thal and nounced by the Jewish Agency.
Stirnthal and his Society Or-
The institute, now in its sixth
Louis Vineberg.
chestra provides dinner music
and dancing pleasure in the
Schostak h a s year, is a non-profit educational
Marine Room. Free rhumba
served as chair- 1 project offering seven weeks of
lessons. Responsible counselors
for the children enable par-
Schostak
man of the, travel, study and work in Israel
ents to enjoy themselves.
N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Illinois • MOhawk 4-6440
Enjoy a cocktail in the North
board, of the religious school for American students and
Woods Bar.
and as chairman of the build- teachers, 18 to 35.
ing committee. In the latter ca-
pacity he guided the congrega-
you'll have
tion in the building of present
sanctuary and has been work-
ing on plans for construction
of the second unit of the Tem-
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Here's a
ple- design, the activities build-
Vacation you'll long
ing.
remember ...Golf, Tennis,
Rabbi Leon. Fram, spiritual
Riding. Swimming, Beach Parties,
leader, recommended that
Hay-Rides, and 3 superb meals
daily. For the youngsters: gov.
ground be broken for the -ac-
K
ernesses and supervised play;
tivities building, which w ill
Planned entertainment, dusk till
house varied activities for the
du
r hs
growing youth departments and
Summer Vocation at
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provide facilities for communal,
WISCONSIN'S LARGEST AND
social and cultural activities,
MOST POPULAR FUN RESORT
during the coming Tercentenary
.•••itiSi 4 few hours away.
New "Capri" outdoor swim-
year,
ming pool with separate wad-
ing pool for children provides
Jacob A. Citrin, who served as
constantly filtered and tem-
president for the past three
perature controlled water. Free
swimming lessons by compe-
years was honored by the con-
tent lifeguards. Swim or lounge
gregation with a framed set of
in comfortable pool side chairs.
Buffet luncheons on lawn. The
resolutions acknowledging his
social staff provides- a continu-
devoted service to the congrega-
ous entertainment and sports
program. Golf tournaments,
tion. • The congregation also
fishing contests, card parties,
adopted an amendment to its
weinie roasts, water carnivals,
amateur theatrical, hay • rides,
by-laws to the effect that all
tennis tournaments and daily
past-presidents shall be enrolled
big cocktail hour.
Here you will And the kind of things
as trustees for life.
You like to do. • . and the

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Cong. Beth Shalom to Install
New Officers at Dance

Cong. Beth Shalom, the Oak
Park Synagogue, will hold its
second annual installation din-
ner-dance at 7 "p.m., Wednesday,
at Holiday Manor.
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, spirit-
ual director, will officiate at the
installation. For information or
tickets, call Seymour Tarnoff,
social chairman, LI. 6-2155, or
William Rein, ticket chairman,
LI. 2-0663.

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