Adas Shalom Musical Treat
Highlighted by Fine Cantata
JNF Gets Donor Check
WC Groups Feature
Lecture by Manger,
Bowling and Concert
Comedian Eugene Hoffman
Here for Gemiluth Chassodi
To conclude its annual fund-
raising campaign, Cong. Gemi-
luth Chassodim has schedule a
prograM which will feature
Eugene Hoffman, internation-
ally-known comedian, at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, in the Davison Jew-
ish Center.
Itzik Manger, noted Yiddish
Through the device of six poet and lecturer, will speak on
narrators (Gertrude • Strauss, "The Legend of Chelem" at
Ruth Miller, Ruth Seligson, Al 8:30 p.m., today, at the Work-
Bounin, Harry Goldstein and men's Circle Center, .11529 Lin-
Harry Weiss> the story of cre- wood. The WC Michigan Dis-
ation is developed, and the trict Committee will also pre-
audience is brought to the real- sent Michael Scherrnan of De-
ization of the sabbath . . . troit's New American branch in
WE 'NEED
"And on the seventh day God recitations of Manger's works.
Boarding homes for children
The WC bowling team will en-
ended His work which He had
temporarily separated from their
Mrs. SYDNEY RAVIN, presi-
made and He rested on the tertain the Cleveland bowlers
families.
seventh day from all His work at a party Saturday at the ten- dent of Ladies Auxiliary of
WE PAY
which He had made. And .God ter, prior to their Sunday tour- Jewish National fund, presents Boarding care and all other ex-
nament
to
be
held
at
the
Bowl-
cheek
for
$25,000
to
the
Presi-
blessed the seventh day, and
penses.
O-Drome on Dexter Blvd.
dent of the Jewish National
sanctified it . . ."
CALL
The WC Halevy Chorus, under Fund of Detroit, IRVING W.
The significance beauty and the direction of Dan Frohman,
TO.
8-2490
SCHLUSSEL,
at
meeting
of
the
holiness of Queen Sabbath will present a concert of Yid-
reaches peak after peak with dish and Israeli music at 8 p.m., Council. This sum 'represents
Jewish Social
a skillful blending of narrators Tuesday, at the Jewish Horice part of the proceeds of the 25th
Service
Bureau
silver
jubilee
donor
of
the
JNF
and choir. The two vocal solo- for the Aged. The chorus is now
1.3327 Linwood
ists, Mrs. Jack Gorback and rehearsing for their annual con- Ladies Auxiliary, at which a
Sidney Rasnick, were extreme- cert at the Detroit Institute of total of $52,000 was raised.
ly capable in their perform- Arts, on May 27.
Dr. Messing To Speak - ances.
A few of the sabbatah in-
At SZ Thursday on
cidents which the cantata Temple Beth El Plans
Old fashioned skills—
touched upon were the role of Congregational Seder
Jews in Ethiopia
With new fashioned methods
the
Jewish
mother,
the
ting-
The anuual Congregational
Dr. Simon D. Messing, an-
Make it possible to bring you the very
thropologist on the faculties of ing of the Zmiros (sabbath Seder of Temple Beth El will
songs),
the
setting
of
the
table,
be
held
at
6:30
p.m.,
March
27,
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the University of Pennsylvania
the blessing of the children in the Franklin Memorial Hall.
and Dropsie
and, overall, the Sabbath as The ritual will be conducted by
College, will
the gifts of the Jewish people Dr. Richard C. Hertz and Rabbi
address the
to the world.
Minard Klein.
Men's Club of
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8735-12th St.
Of equal enjoyment was the
Seder music will be rendered
Shaarey Ze-
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first half of the program which by the Temple choir, under the
dek, 8:40 p.m.,
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12945 W. 7 Mile .
featured solos by Cantor Fena- direction of Jason H. Tickton.
Thursday, o n
kel (Kee Lekach Tov), and The_soloist will be John H. Red-
the subject
R'Tzeh by soprano Edith Wol- field.
"Meet t h e
gin.'
Special treats will be given
Black Jews of
Ethiopia."
The Adas Shalom Choir, con- to the children.
Dr. Messing,
Reservations for the seder are
ducted by Harry Siegel and
who has spent Dr. Messing
composed of Joseph Finkel- being accepted at the Temple
a year with the Ethiopian Jews, stein, David Okum, Sidney Office. Servicemen are invited
will illustrate his talk with Raznick and Norman Bassell, to be the guests of the congre-
slides. They will have Ethiopian again thrilled the audience gation.
musical accompaniment.
with a repeat of their version
of "Shehecheyonu," which was Bnai Moshe Planning
introduced at last year's con- Late-Sabbath Services
Beth El Players Set
cert.
Late sabbath services at 8:30
`Remains to Be Seen'
Zinovi Bistritzky, who con-
The three-act •Lindsay and ducted. the 23-piece Adas Sha- pan., today, at Cong. Bnai
Crouse comedy-mystery, "Re- lom Orchestra, played a violin Moshe, will be co-sponsored by
mains to Be Seen," will be per- solo of his own composition, the synagogue's Suburban Group
formed by the Temple Players "Hassidic IMpressions." The or- and Junior Congregation. Ner
of Temple Beth El on March chestra also played impressive- Tamid awards will be given
24 and 25, in the Brown Mem- ly "They Will Rejoice" and to Boy Scouts of Troop 23.,
The congregation's a n n u al
orial Chapel of the temple.
Haydn's Symphony in G. Major.
Stanley Caplan, Carolyn Ker-
Bella Goldberg accompanied meeting,- highlighted by - the
ner and Alan Lukoff star in the soloists, and also played election of officers, will be held
a most unusual love triangle the piano accompaniment for at 2 p.m., Sunday, in the Harry
Rosman hall.
which revolves around an array the cantata.
In addition to voting on the
of murder suspects and frus-
Other participants in the pro-
trated detectives.
gram were Charles Charlip, officers, four directors will be
Also in the cast are TV per- Adas Shalom's president; Jack elected to fill board vacancies.
Delicate, melt-in-your mouth ,
sonality Bob Leslie, radio an- Kleim, program chairman of Commitee chairmen will present
cookies
...light and delicious! ;
nouncer George. Collins and the, sponsoring Men's Club; and reports covering the activities
past Temple players, who in- Rabbi Segal, who spoke briefly for the present year.
clude Herb Aronsson, Ben Ber- on "Jewish Music - 1956.".
I
The program was a warm- Beth. El B & P Group
man, Peppy C o h e n, Jack
I
Fromm, Carol Kottler, Sidney experience for over 1,000 peo- Slates Talk on Religion
The recently-organized Busi-
Mann, Ned Steinberg, Leon ple who attended. They showed
Wayburn and Mildred Way- with liberal applause that they neSs and Professional Group of
appreciated the many weeks of Temple Beth El will meet at
burn.
The play is directed by Bill effort put into the Festival by 2:15 p.m., Surrday, in the
temple. Rabbi Minard Klein will
Morey, local actor, director and all its participants.
Adas Shalom can point with lead a discussion on "The Dif-
TV performer. Tickets are on
Our own famous I
sale. at the temple office and pride at the wealth of musical ferences Between Reform, Con-.
egg matzoh
at the door prior to each per- talent of its congregants, at servative and Orthodox Juda-
its musical leaders who pre- ism." The group is organized.
formance.
coated with rich I
pared such an ambitious ,pro- for single men and women, 20
chocolate— I
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gram and at its lay leadership to 36.
Twin Pines to Bottle
which has sponsored the event
a tempting, I
now for six years.
Serves Eastern Hospital
Ritually Pure Milk
delightful I
Dr. J. 'Edward Berk, direc-
At the request of religious
leaders in Detroit and in co- Rabbi Arm to Address. YPL tor of Sinai's Hospital's de-
delicacy!
operation with the Council of On Origin of Dead Sea Scroll partment of medicine, served
as
visiting
chief
of
medicine
Rabbi Milton Arm will speak
Orthodox Rabbis, Twin Pines
Farm Dairy will make ritually- on "The - Dead Sea Scrolls" at pro-tem, at the Atlantic City
supervised milk available in the a meeting of the Young Hospital, Atlantic City, N. J.
Detroit area for the first time People's League of Cong, this week. The hospital is noted
on a year-round basis.
Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 p.m.., for its outstanding visiting chief
The dairy will produce homo- Wednesday, in the synagogue. programs, which attract leading
DISTRIBUTED BY:
genized, vitamin. D milk pre-
Young adults in the com- teacher-clinicians from all over
pared under continuous rab- munity are invited to attend the country.
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milking of the cows to the final been the cause of much public
Friday, March 16, 1956
stages of pasteurizing a n d debate and dispute in recent
bottling at the dairy.
months. Rabbi Arm will discuss
There will be a charge of an the origin and significance of
extra cent per quart which will the Scrolls. A social hour will
go entirely to the Council of follow.
Invites you to see
Orthodox Rabbis to defray ex-
penseS of supervision.
Twin Pines has been desig- Adas Shalom Youth Slate
at
nated the exclusive distributor Post-Purim Dance
Hypnotist Victor Bloomfield,
of ritually-supervised milk, and
is offering the service in co- a program of dancing and
operation with the Vaad Harab- games and refreshments will
bonim, Merkaz Committee for - be highlighted at a meeting
14501 W. 7 MILE RD.
Religious Observance, Women, of the Young Married Couples
2 Blocks W. of Jas. Couzens
UN. 4-2300
Sabbath League, Agudath Israel Club of Adas Shalom Syna-
and League of OrthOdox Wo- gogue at 9 p.m., Saturday, in
"STILL OFFERING THE BEST IN SALES AND SERVICE"
the synagogue.
men.
By FRANK SIMONS
The "Majesty of the Sab-1
bath" lasted an extra day last
weekend when a cantata with
that awesome title was pre- 1
sented at the Festival of Jew-
ish Music sponsored by Adas
Shalom Synagoge and its affili-
ate groups on Sunday night.
The cantata, written by Jos-
eph Edelman, was a beautifully
prepared piece of _lyric prose,
ably set to music by Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel, of Adas Sha-
lom.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, who
introduced the cantata, sounded
its keynote when he said it
traces the ushering in of the
sabbath from the sun's going
down on Friday night to its
last rays on Saturday.
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