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September 07, 1956 - Image 61

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1956-09-07

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The Minya

In Loving Memory of Our Son

LT. ROY F. GREEN

Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenberg and Family

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Gorman & Thomas, Inc.

Extend Greetings for- a Happy and Prosperous
New Year _to Their Many Friends and Patrons

219 Majestic Bldg.

WO. 1-6946

Holiday Best Wishes
We Build Friends — While We Are Building

Meyer
Weingarden & Sons

18956 Wyoming

GENERAL CONTRACTORS Inc.

Diamond 1-1020

Industrial

Commercial

Holiday Greetings

LULKIN PHARMACY

"Your Friendly Service Drug Store"
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
14601 WEST 8 MILE
FREE
Corner Hubbell
Pick-Up and Delivery
Michigan Liquor Control
of Prescriptions
Commission Distributor
VE 5-4530

Greetings to All on New Year's

Michigan Mutual
Auto Insurance Company

TRAVERSE CITY; MICHIGAN

C & C Underwriters, Inc. Special Agents

16440 W. McNICHOLS ROAD

BR 3-6200

Greetings of the Season

UNIVERSAL CARPET SERVICE

Floor Carpet Service — Residential & Commercial

21031 Ryan, Van Dyke

J E.

6 6278

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Season's Most Cordial Greetings

C TILE and MARBLE

Clay Tile — Repairs — Remodeling
10 Years Experience in the Tile Business
Free Estimates Cheerfullje Given

UN 2-5852
16581 SORRENTO
If no answer, call LA 7-4360

Holiday Best Wishes

WESTOWN

P L A IN IN O T LEA UN M DCO.

14851 W. 7 MILE AT ROBSON

BR. 3-7242

Open Till 9 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. Nights

Holiday Good Cheer

Michigan Boiler Engineering Co.

Power House Equipment

4120 WEST JEFFERSON

TA 5-5680

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Sincerest Best Wishes

Century Metalcraft Corporation

. Manufacturers of "Guardian Service"

World's Finest Dual-Purpose Cooking & Table Service Equipment

7426 McNICHOLS

UN 3-6060 ;

This story happened years ago
in what was then the outskirts
of Detroit. I was young then,
and full of pep. Hastings Street
was then the Palmer Woods of
the city. The cream of the Jew-
ish population lived there. The
end of East Jefferson was on
the city's outer edges. It was
the only place where a new-
comer to Detroit could find
housing, and that was where I
lived.
Those of us who lived there
managed to keep a kosher house.
At least we thought we did.
One time we found out that the
young man with whom we used
to send our chickens to the
schochet, couldn't quite figure
out why the schochet was worth
the ten cents we were giving
him for the slaughter. So, one
day we were horrified to dis-
cover that for months our chick-
ens had been killed not by the
schochet, but by our delivery
boy, using a razor blade. A
calculated risk, and we had lost.
Four days before one Yom
Kippur I was visited by a man
named Portnoy, who asked that
we come to his house on Yom
Kippur to form a • Minyan, as
his aged father-in-law was very
ill and could not venture into
the city for services. He told me
that the old man never davened
on holidays without a Minyan.
I agreed to come.
That Yom Kippur was on
Shabbos that year. Friday.night
we went for the evening serv-
ices. I went early and met the
pious old man. He thanked me
for coming and noted that we
were good medicine for him.
He had been getting all the
medical attention that h e
needed, but the doctor could
treat only his body. He was a
fine old man. Kept the Sabbath,
never did manual labor on
Shabbos or Yom Tov. He looked

By DANIEL L. TICKTON

a Shofar. One of the boys ran

home and got his horn on which
he was taken lessons, and blew
us a set of perfect "Tekios."
The old man thanked us very

warmly for coming, and asked
us to be kind to him once more
and come for Sukkot services.
We didn't have to make a de-
cision. Three days after Yom
Kippur the old man's life was
o'rer. We were glad that we had
come for his Minyan to make
the old man happy.

In Memory of

SGT. MORRIS MILLER

Son Of

MR. and MRS. ABE MILLER

19211 PENNI,NGTON

LeShono Tovo Tikosevu

Best Wishes on the New Year to the Officers and Members of
Adas Shalom Synagogue, its Men's Club and Sisterhood,
and to the Jewish Community of Detroit

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hadrich
and Son

17542 SANTA ROSA DRIVE

Happy Holiday Greetings

WESTOWN BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP

For Personal Service — For Hair Cutting and Styling

10432 FENKELL, Between Birwood and Mendota
Call for Early Appointment . . . DI 1-0546

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Happy New Year

harry haboian

Photographer

• Weddings
• Candids
• Portraits
• Formals
• Family Groups

10230 Puritan, Bet. Wyoming and James Couzens
TU. 3-1960
UN. 3-8902
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patriarchial, with his lean Jew

ish face, his flowing white hair
under his ancient black yar-
melke. "Payes" covered his ears
with their curled locks, and he
had a fine white beard.
He started the Kol Nidre
aloud from the Machzor. It had
been difficult getting a Minyan,
and there were just ten of us
there.
He davened slowly. He said
that a man who hurried in his
prayers was unable to concen-
trate on the words or on their
meanings. We all agreed. All
but one, that is. And the next
morning, the opposition didn't
show up. We no longer had ten.
We were angry that he had de-
serted us just because the old
man davened so slowly, but we
couldn't worry about that now.
We had to go out and find a
tenth man!
We were having a hard time
of it, as those Jews of the neigh-
borhood who were not with us
had already gone to the syna-
gogues in town. Finally some-
one recalled that on Algonquin
Avenue there lived a person
whom he thought was Jewish,
although he never mingled with
Jews, -a Mr. Kaner. I set out
to see if we couldn't locate him.
We found the house, but our
man was not at home. His wife,
in a thick Irish brogue, told us
that he would be home from
work around noon. He had told
her all about Yam Kippur, and
she was sure that after he had
eaten lunch, he would be glad
to help us out.
But we needed someone im-
mediately. We drafted two kids
whose combined ages totalled
13, gave them each a Machzor,
and count e d them into the
Minya n. Whether this was
strictly according to the rules
or not, we didn't know, but we
were able to tell the old man
that we had a Minyan, and that
we could continue the services.
Around 12:30 p.m. our man
from Algonquin Avenue showed
up, and we were glad to see him,
despite his well-fed look.
After Yom Kippur, we re-
membered that we did not have

Holiday Good Cheer

JOHN F. HAMILTON

Real Estate and Builders

TU 1-6100

15825 HARPER

Dl

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Season's Cordial Greetings

MODERN METHOD ENGINEERING CO.

1755 EAST 9 MILE

E'

LI 5-3302

Hazel Park

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Greetings on the New Year

OWL MOVING & STORAGE CO.

Local and Long Distance Moving

Fireproof Storage — Free Estimates

3633 CHENE

TE 1 1-7-1 1

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New Year Greetings

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Frank C Teal Company

Distributors of Electrical Supplies










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LO. 8-9092 •
3222-24 E. Jefferson
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Greetings to All on the New Year

R. A. VINE, Inc.

MACHINERY
120 East Hudson, Royal Oak

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4-6911

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