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t, Rabbi Mordecai "S. Halpern
will speak on "Living in Two
Civilizations — a Thanksgiving
Challenge" at late sevices of
Cong. Beth Shalom at 8:30 p.M.,
By DAVID MARCUS
The Teenettes, a Jewish Cen- today, in Oak Park High School.
ter youth g r o u p, now in its An oneg shabbat, directed by
second year of operation is Mrs. Joseph Gallen, *Ill follow
planning the 10 Mile Road the service.
Center's Hanukah ' program.
Rabbi and Mrs. Halpern and
Meeting every We dnesday their daughter returned only
night, they presently have 18 ,today from St. Louis, where
members and are headed by they were Thanksgiving Day
Marsha Coleman.
guests of their parents, Rabbi
The winter season may not and Mrs. Abraham Halpern, of
officially start until Dec. 21 St. Louis.
according -to the Farmer's Al-
The Oak Park spiritual leader
manac, but for Oak Parkers, was invited to address a com-
it began Tuesday, when the bined service of the four Re.-
municipally-owned ice skating form and two Conservative syn-
rink opened. Beginning its agogues in St. Louis, held at his
second year, it is open to all father's' synagogue, Cong. Bnai
Oak Park residents and their Amoonah.
guests. 'Residence cards are
A dinner party, 'which fol-
now being distributed by the
lowed the service, was attended
recreation department.
by the 12 St. Louis rabbis and
* * *
their wives.
"Shy seventeen" is the rea-
son for Sandy Harelik's forth- Alonah- PioneerWomen.
coming party. About 17 couples
will be 'there, the party will • Schedule Holiday Event ,
Alanah Chapter of Pioneer
be held at Sandy's home.
Women' will hold a Hanukah
* * *
The coming basketball sea- gathering at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
son will be • a victorious one, in the home of Mrs. Anita Moss,
so it is hoped, for Oak Park 24286 Westhampton, Oak Park.
"How to Celebrate Hanukah
high School's basketball teams.
The Junior Varsity (9th and in Our Homes" will be discussed*
10th grades) and Varsity (10th by Alonah president, Mrs.
through 12th grades) are an- Gloria Greenbert, as part of the
xious for their first match workshop session. For reserva-
against 'Clarenceville, Nov. 30, tions, call Mrs. Moss, LI 5-4306.
7 p.m., at Clarenceville.
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Temple Emanu-El, Ten M
_ ile
Road- and .Kenosha, will be
holding a .dance Dec. 1, at 8
p.m. Music to please those of
practically all tastes will be
played, from square dancing to
the latest pops: The public is

anu a ---A r'estival for Uur SOC School Daze
Children and a may of Life

- By the Oak-Woodser
What one generation had for-
gotten, another - generation is
now attempting to bring back.
Under the name of "Religion
in American Life," a program
is being carried aut by the
major faiths throughout the
United States, mostly through
the media of radio, television
and newspapers to return re-
ligious affiliation to a place of
preeminence in our lives.
More specifically, the three
branches of the Jewish
faith-
.
Orthodox, Conservative and
Reform = are conducting a ,
"Back to the Synagogue"
movement,. in which leading
rabbinic and lay leaders are
participating..
The value of such a campaign
cannot be stressed- enough, for
once we have strayed from the
course,' it is not always - easy
to return. ,
Living as we do in an era
which places tremendous cred-
ence in material gain, it be-
comes difficult to change our
direction — to take a tack in
Our sails and swing about.
New-found conveniences of
the past few decades have
I lessened the burden of our
lives, only to point us in direc-
tions away from those which
gave us the initial faith to exist.
Hanukah truly , has all the
-aspects which lend themselves
to' a marvelous promotional
campaign — pageantry a n d
color, heroics, story telling,
parties, food and gifts.
The many Hanukah work-
shops are designed to bring out
the utmost in festive decora-
tions, in holiday food, in re=

telling the story of the heroism
of the Maccabees and the cruse
of oil that lasted miraculously
for eight ,days.
We will decorate our homes
and have parties for our chil-
dren during the eight days of
Hanukah which begin on Wed-
nesday night. We shalllight oui.
menorahs and each night we
shall give our children presents.
The way to religion nowa-
days then is through our
children — not because we,
ourselves, have found the way
totally, but because we are
now beginning to pause and
think and turn around and go
back—even if 'only for our
children.
By re-living the festival of
Hanukah &wing .•the • coming
week, we will be playing a
part in bringing our _fellow
Jews "Back to the Synagogue."

Bnai David Mr. and

Mrs.
Plan Hanukah Workshop

The Mr. and Mrs. Club of
Cong. Bnai David will conduct a
Hanukah workshop at 8 p.m.,
Sunday, in the Northland Cen-
ter auditorium.
Rabbi Hayim Donin will lead
a review of the historical back-
ground of the festival, while
Cantor Hyman - J. Adler will
teach Hanukah songs to those
attending. Instruction in home
d _ ecoration will be given.
The congregation's Sisterhood
will feature display items from
its gift shop. Latkes and other
traditional refreshments will be
invited. .
served. The public is.invited.
* * *
The
Beth
Shalom youth
Lo v e is a kind of .war-
group is conducting a class in
fare.—Ovid
jiu-jitsu and basketball for the
male members of; the group.
* *
The Councilettes will be
having quite a ball with Mel
Ball and his orchestra at their
dance, Saturday, at Bel-Aire
Terrace. It is open only to
enin
th
Councilettes and their dates.
* * *
Mrs. Al Gothelf, president,
Oak Park High School, Parent-
Teacher - Student Association,
reports that 400 m o t h e r s,
daughters and teachers attend-
ed the "Feminine Frivolities"
CADILLAC SQUARE
luncheon-fashion show. Stu-
dent Dennis Silber presided as
Corner RANDOLPH
master of ceremonies.
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In :honor of National Educa-
tion Week, the- Oak Park
High School, PTSA ,Assaciation
is putting on a' turkey lun-
cheon for , the teachers on
Thursday. Headed by Mrs. Ben
Weingarden and Mrs. Louis
Lawson, the social committee
will be in charge of the cook-
ing and serving.

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A "Latke Ball" will be pre-
sented by Beth Shalom Sister-
hood at 9 p.m., Dec. 1, at Tyler
School, West Lincoln Rd., at
Tyler, Oak Park.
Besides latkes as refreshments,
music - will be suppli-Id by 'a
four-piece orchestra. There will
also - be dance instructions by
Jack Barnes and a variety how -
by the Sylvia Lee Dance Studio. •
For tickets 'or infomiation, call
Mrs. Jerry Efros, KE. 5-7,605,
or Mrs. Leonard Franklin, LL
5-0546.

A joint meeting of Cong. Beth
Shalom Men's Club with their
wives and members of the Sis-
terhood will occur at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday. The meeting, to be
held at the Labor 'Zionist Insti-
tute, 19161 Schaefer, will have
triple attraction.
First is the program, "Your
Health — Present and Future."
Doctors Ben Gaber, Harry Meis-
ner and Maurice Sugar will be
guest speakers.
A men's fashion show, pre-
sented by Iry Grumet, will com-
prise the second portion of the
meeting. Models will be fur-
nishOd by the Men's Club.
The third part of tie evening
will consist of , refreshments and
a social hOur. The public is
invited.

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