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June 15, 1956 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1956-06-15

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Beth Shalom Men'S Club

1 --The Suburban Community

Suburb's 'Building Rabbi'


Moves on to Post in Chicago

By the Oak .-Woodser
On Nov. 9, 1938, a rabbi in
Mannheim, Germany, stood
helplessly by while his syna-
gogue was burned to the ground
by Hitler's heavy-booted hordes.
At the time, the rabbi was
uncertain of his own fate, as
mrere all Jews in those days.
Yet, Dr. Frank F. Rosenthal
made himself
7.-
a promise: No
more destruc-
tion, from now
on only con-
struction.
Rabbi Rosen-
thal made good
that vow, initi-
ally at W i n-
ston - Salem,
N. C., his first
pulpit in Amer-
ica, then at
Jackson, Mich.,
and now at
'Cong. Emanu-
El which ex-
pects to use its Dr. Rosenthal
new building this fall for - High
Holiday services.
But, the "building rabbi" is
moving on. He leaves toward
the end of this month to pre-
pare for assuming the spiritual
leadership of another congre-
gation — Temple Anshe Shal-
om, in Chicago Heights, Ill.
In his new minstry, Rabbi'
Rosenthal again will be faced
with the task of building—a jab
he has come to love and per-
form with zeal.
With the growth of the Chi-
cago suburban areas, Temple
Anshe Sholom has been out-
stripping the facilities originally
constructed.
Built in 1949, the congrega-
tion is too small to accommo-
date the 400 families it antici-
pates by the end of the year,
and already has purchased a
10-acre site at nearby Floss-
more.
As a farewell to Dr:Rosen-
thal; a testimonial reception
will be tendered to him by
.the. South . Oakland . County
Committee of the Jewish
Community Council at 8:30

Remember

J.N.F.

There is still
Time to Pay
Tribute to
FATHER
on
Father's Day
June 17

.

The JNF Office win be
open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunday, June 17
to Provide
Beautifully Engraved
Certificates

Take a Tree Certificate

with You When You Visit

Your Father Sunday

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p.m., Thursday, at Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods.
Participating in the program
will be Rabbi Yaakov I. Horn-
nick, of the host congregation;
Ben Weil, chairman of the
Council's SOC Committee; Rab-
bi Mordecai S. Halpern, of
Cong. Beth Shalom. Dr. Leon
Fram, of Temple Israel; Rev.
Jesse DeWitt, of Faith Metho-
dist Church; Dr. S. Joseph Fau-
man, of the Council; and Jack
Bodzin, of the SOC Committee.
Rabbi Rosenthal will receive
a scroll recognizing his partici-
pation in communal and inter-
community affairs during his
foUr-year tenure as spiritual
head of Emanu-El. He also will
respond to the greetings.
During his tenure at Emanu-
El, Rabbi Rosenthal saw the
membership rise from 58 to 425
member-families, and the re-
ligious school grow frorn noth-
ing to 600 children. This year
saw the first high school gradu-
ation in the congregation's short
history.
Among the work he has per-
formed outside his congregation
have been efforts for the SOC
Community Service, Royal Oak
Pastor's Ass'n., and Rotary Club.
His ministry was closely as-
sociated with Christian congre-
gations, especially with the First
Met ho d i s t Church, which
Emanu-El used for High Holi-
day services in the past. He
founded the idea of a Brother-
hood Service in the suburbs as
a sign of recognition and ap-
preciation.
While he still was a rabbi
in Jackson, he became visiting
professor of religion at nearby
Albion College, a Methodist de-
nominational school.
He continued in that posi-
tion during his tenure year,
and saw his work come to
fruition last Passover when
he conducted a seder for 400
non-Jewish students.
Rabbi Rosenthal also was a
member of the faculty of the
Michigan Methodist Pastor's
School where he gave instruc-
tion on the Hebrew Prophets to
over 300 Methodist Ministers.
Another job he will continue
to perform, even after his de-
parture for Illinois, is the chair-
manship of foreign . contacts
committee of the Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis, in
which capacity he has main-
tained contact with all Liberal
Jewish congregations through-
out the world.

Dr. Duk.er Appointed

Chicago College President

CHICAGO (JTA)—Dr. Abra-
ham G. Duker, of New York,
was appointed president of the
Chicago College ofJewish
Studies, an institution tor train-
ing teachers for Jewish ,religious
schools. Active in the Recon-
structionist movement, Dr.
Duker joined the faculty of the
Reconstructionist School of Jew-
ish Studies in 1950.

How Did We Get
to he America's
Largest Dealer?

-- Shofar by awl*, *or
-aostonews the most wow

WM INTERIMS
- TINE. MN MK MI AEMAtI

TOS
MS

When I fall, .I shall arise;
I when I sit in darkness, the Lord
Sets Father Son Event
shall, be a light unto me.—Min.
The Men's ChIb of. Cong. Beth 7:8.
Shalom will hold its third an-
nua• Installation Brunch at 9:45
a.m., Sunday, at Zack's Cater-
ing. The program is geared as
a Father's Day event, and mem-
bers are urged. to bring their
fathers and sons.

-

SOC School Daze

By

J udy
Stutz

Your summer can be filled with

South
Oakland
County

Senior Class night for' the
graduates of Berkley High was
held at Glen Oaks Country Club
last Monday evening. After a
banquet, the class prophecy and
will were read. The giftatory
committee also presented the
class gift to the school.
Commencement services fol-
lowed on Wednesday evening, at
Berkley Community F i e 1 d.
Among the graduates are Mike
Sklar, Jerry Davidson, Marilyn
Cherrin, Bob Feldman, Rose
Kandel, Ron Onkin, Richard
Oringer and Carey. Winograd.
* * *
On June 4, BHS held its Hon-
ors Convocation Assembly, at
which many awards were given
out. Mike Sklar, class president,
received the Magna Cum Laude
Cup, the Social_ Studies Cup,
and the Faculty Cup (which is
given to outstanding Senior
Boy). -In addition to these hon-
ors he was also voted the most
likely to succeed. • .
The English Cup was. pre-
sented to Ron Onkin for out-
standing excellence in this
field. Both Ron and Mike are
among the top 10 per cent of
the class and received scholar-
ship keys.
*. * *
The Royal Oak Convocations
Program was held last Tuesday
evening, in the high school
auditorium. National Honor
Society awards were presented
to Joan -Kaatz, Linda Kayes,
Kenny Modell and Harvey
Ruskin. Joan also received a
National Quill and Scroll cita-
tion, and Linda was presented
with a dramatics key.
On the following Thursday,
Commencement exercises were
held in the Royal Oak Theater.
Members of the graduating class
in addition to those mentioned
include Rose Ellen Cohen,
Ronnie Eteinberg, Les Lunsky,
Mitch Portnoy and Stu Sachse.

Young Israel Fetes
End of SchoolYear

The closing of the school year
at Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods will be marked by spe-
cial celebrations in the Hebrew
and SUnday schools as well as
in the adult institute. A series
of Passing Day ceremonies will
be held in the home of Rabbi
Yaakov I. Homnick, spiritual
leader and school principal, and
at the congregational blinding.
The Sisterhood Study Group
met at the rabbi's home for the
final session of its Hebrew and
religious education class on
Tuesdly, when plans for . the
coming year were discussed.
Rabbi and Mrs. Homnick will
be hosts at their home, 13440
Kenwood, to members of the
adult class in Bible and Ethics
of the Fathers at 4 p.m., Satur-
day.
At 11 a.m., Sunday, the He-
brew and Sunday schools will
hold passing day ceremonies,
when honors for scholarship
and citizenship:-will be awarded.
Special awards will be given
to members of the first Bar
Mitzvah class to graduate from
the Young Israel school. A dis-
cussion on "Helping Parents
Better Understand Their Chil-
dren's Jewish Education" will
follow.
Registration for Hebrew and
Sunday schools and for sum-
mer and `fall nursery classes are
now being taken at the syna-
gogue office, LI 6-6662.
Sabbath services this week-
end will be- held at 8 p.m., to-
day, and at 9 a.m., Saturday.
The Bar Mitzvahs of Marshall
Trubow and Daniel Yamshon
will be observed.

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The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend the

Seventh Annual Banquet of
Agudath Israel of Detroit

Monday Night, June 18th, 6 o'clock at
MAYFAIR CATERERS, DEXTER AND DAVISON

Guest Speaker Will Be

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There will be a fine musical
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Strictly Kosher

CLOVER LODGE PLANS LAVISH
ENTERTAINMENT FOR SUMMER

Joan Ellen Erman, ptpular young singer, actress, and comedi-
enne is returning to Clover Lodge for the third consecutive
season. Miss Erman has acted , and sung in Musical Comedy,
Theater, and on Television, and has played the lead in produc-
tions for the U. of D. and Wayne U. Last year she participated
in the Intercollegiate Interpretive Reading Festival, as a result
of winning that competitive honor.

JOAN ERMAN
In addition to Miss Erma n,
Harold Herman, Director of
Clover Lodge Summer Theater,
has an outstanding staff of sing-
ers and dancers, some of whom SUPERB AMER.-JEWISH CUISINE
are coming from New York.
HAY FEVER RELIEF
FROM
Clover Lodge opens with a Pre-
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Amer.
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Phone:
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