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Orthodox Union Honors Heinz Co. Shomrey Emunah
for 25 Years Kashruth Program Aid to Begin Services
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Organization of a new Ortho-
dox synagogue in the Northwest
For pioneering service to the American Jewish Community
—a special community service award—the first to a business
enterprise in the 58-year history of the Union of Orthodox Jew-
ish Congregations of America—was presented to the H. J.
Heinz Company at the Orthodox Union's recent convention in
Atlantic City. Fred C. Heinz, vice-president of the food firm
(left) is shown receiving the award from Nathan K. Gross,
Orthodox Union national" vice-president and chairman of its
Joint Kashruth Commission (second from right). Participating
in the presentation were Moses I. Feuerstein, re-elected as
Orthodox Union national president (second from left) and G.
David Leibowitt, convention chairman. The Heinz Company,
one of the first in the 31-year-old Kashruth certification pro-
gram of the Orthodox Union, was cited for "25 years of
pioneering service in providing dependably Kosher products
for the Jewish homemaker."
Yeshivah Dinner to Attract 530
Daniel A. Laven, co-chairman
Of the seventh annual Dinner
and Show sponsored by the
Businessmen's a n d Synagogue
Councils of the Beth Yehudah
Schools, urged holders of out-
standing tickets'
to return them
this week.
The program,
to be held Nov.
25, at the Latin
Quarter, is be-
ing planned for
530 guests, La-
-s? which
Dr. Fram's Sermon to Ask
`Who Is ME Aggressor?'
"Who Is the Aggressor in the
Middle East?" is the topic of Dr.
Leon Fram who will deliver the
sermon at Temple Israel at 8:30
n.
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mulri - dat•a.-C
of the hall.
Laven
Entertainment for the evening
will highlight Robert Merrill,
Metropolitan Opera Co. bari-
tone, and Emil Cohen, humorist.
The music of Dave Diamond and
his orchestra will be heard dur-
ing dinner.
WC Schools Plan Book
Fair Talk, Open House
Laven also announced the ap-
pointment of Joseph Lee as an
associate chairman of the an-
nual event. Lee recently con-
cluded work for the Champagne
Dinner of the City of Hope
Business Men's Group.
its today
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area were announced this week
by Rabbi Sholem Flam, who will
be spiritual leader of Cong.
Shomrey Emunah, soon to begin
services at the Labor Zionist
Institute, 19161 Schaefer.
The congregation actually
was organized prior to the High
Holy Day season in September,
but combined its planned serv-
ices with Young Israel for the
holidays.
Last week, however, after a
series of meetings involving
Rabbi Flam, the Jewish Com-
munity Council and leaders in
the community, it was an-
nounced that Cong. Shomrey
Emunah would hold services on
a regular weekly basis.
The synagogue has given up
its store-front location, and has
signed an agreement with the
LZ Institute to hold services
there on Friday evenings, Sat-
urdays and holidays.
Over 25 families were repre-
sented at an organizational
meeting, at which Nathan Bor-
instein was named temporary
president and Isadore Levin,
temporary vice-president.
A membership meeting is
planned for Nov. 21, after which
the first sabbath services will
be held Nov. 23 and 24.
The congregation will con-
tinue meeting for services, an
adult education program and
other Jewish activities at least
through the next High Holiday
season, after which a site will
be selected for a permanent syn-
agogue.
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be host to the Midwest Region
of the Rabbinical Council of
America at an all-day confer
ence on Tuesday, announces
Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick, re-
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Rabbi Nehemiah Katz, of To-
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preside over the sessions, which
rabbis from Minnesota, Ken-
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Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, On-
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National AZA Sabbath will
be observed locally by members
of the Bnai Brith youth group
at special services to be held
at 8:30 p.m., today, at Beth
Abraham Synagogue.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, spiri-
tual leader of Beth Abraham,
will preach on "The Require-
ments of Leadership." AZA
officers will be installed at a
tea and oneg shabbat following
the service.
Beth Abraham Synagogue will
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Studies feature elementary
and intermediate Hebrew, his-
tory, literature and culture.
Guest lecturer last Wednesday
was Rabbi Chaskel Grubner.
rani Will
leave for New York to attend
a meeting of the Commission of
Jewish Education.
As chairman of the schools
committee for the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions, he will participate in con-
ference establishing a definitive
curriculum for Reform religious
schools.
Beth Abraham to Host
A lecture by the editor of National AZA Sabbath
Der Kemfer, Modecai Schtrig-
ler, will be featured in Yiddish
for the Jewish Book Fair pro-
gram at the W. C. Educational
Center, 11529 Linwood, Nov.
16, 8:30 p.m. Mr. Schtrigler will
speak on "Aspects and Motives
in the Moderrn Yiddish Litera-
ture."
There will be a reading of a
poem by Bialik, by Joan En-
sink, of the graduating class of
the United Jewish High School.
Next Thursday, 8:30 p.m., the
Workmen's Circle school board
is planning an open meeting
for parents and friends, in the
form of an open house celebra-
tion at the new Jewish Com-
munity Center, 15110 W. 10
Mile Rd, just east of Green-
field, Oak Park.
At a recent meeting of the
W. C. District Committee, the
following were elected: Chair-
man, Joseph Heideman.; secre-
tary, Jacob Reissman; treas-
urer, Harry Entin.
Rabbi Sperka : totecGie at
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperke will
be guest lecturer at the adult
education program of North-
west Israel Synagogue, a six-
week course held at 8 p.m., Wed-
nesdays, in the synagogue.
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