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Enrollment in Set Weekend of Activities
UHS Classes for Temple Israel Dedication
Starts Feb. 4

Enrollment for the new semes-
ter of the United Hebrew
Schools is now being conducted.
Classes for beginners will start
Feb. 4. Parents are urged to en-
roll their children early to in-
sure proper arrangements.
The Bar Mitzvah regulation
of the synagogues require a
minimum of four years training
in a Hebrew School as a pre-
requisite for Bar Mitzvah. Chil-
dren who have reached the ages
of 8 and 9 should be enrolled
in order to meet these regula-
tions. Bar Mitzvah preparation
is part of the Hebrew School
course for which there are no
extra fees.
Special classes for girls are
now being enrolled in most
branches of the United Hebrew
Schools, in addition to the regu-
lar classes which are open to
both boys and girls. These
classes, conducted on a limited
basis, are designed especially to
prepare the girls for Jewish liv-
ing in the home.
Enrollment, now taking place
for the Nursery School Branch,
Schaefer and Seven Mile Road,
is limited to 50 children. This
nursery school is accredited by
the State of Michigan. Trans-
portation to and from nursery
is available. Children between
the ages of 3 and 4 1/2 are
eligible. For information, call
DI. 1-3407.
Registration is also taking
place for the Sholem Aleichem
School, an affiliate of the
United Hebrew Schools, and for
the Workmen's Circle School.
The transportation system of
the United Hebrew Schools, con-
sisting of 16 buses and three
station wagons, provides trans-
portation for children from all
Jewish areas of the city and the
suburbs to the closest Hebrew
school branch.

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Adas Shalom Schedules
Consecration Service

Kindergarten children of the
Adas Shalom Synagogue Reli-
gious School will be consecrated
in a special Hakdasha ceremony
at 11 a.m. sabbath services on
Feb. 2; •
The program will include a
processional led by Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel, greetings by
Charles Charlip, Adas Shalom
president, and a sermonette by
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal.
The children will be pre-
sented with miniature Torahs,
after which they will sing "Ki
Mitsion" and "We Thank Thee."
At the conclusion of the service,
a kiddush will be held in the
social hall.
The ceremony coincides with
the observance of the school's
12th anniversary.

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Adas Shalom Synagogue's
Married Couples Club will con-
duct the congregation's monthly
late sabbath eve service at
8:30 p.m., today.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme, of
Temple Israel, will preach the
sermon on "The Challenge to
Modern Young Jews." Mem-
bers of the club will participate
in the service and lead in re-
sponsive reading, and Sy Ro-
senwasser, newly-elected presi-
dent, will offer greetings.

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will
officiate and introduce Rabbi
Syme. Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
will chant the service, assisted
by the Youth Choir.
The Young Married Couples
Club will be hosts at an oneg
shabbat to follow the service,
at which Rabbi Syme and
Rabbi Segal wlil take part in
a question and answer period.
Special guests at the service
will be members of the Temple
Israel Young Marrieds Group.

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DR. LEON FRAM

JAY KAUFMAN

Temple Israel will dedicate
its newly - completed Activities
Building next weekend with a
service of worship on Jan. 25
and a Dedication Dinner-Dance
on Jan. 27.
A special feature of the cere-
monies will be the official nam-
ing of the Leon Fram Hall of
the new building for the con-
gregation's founding rabbi.
The hall named occupies the
major portion of the Activities
Building, and will be the scene
of the dinner-dance, to begin
with a cocktail hour at 6 p.m.,
Jan. 27.
The Fram Hall will be used
for socials, wedding dinners, re-
ceptions and banquets, among
other purposes.
The one dinner speaker will
be Rabbi Jay Kaufman, assis-
tant to the president of the
Union of American Hebrew
Union College in New York.

Cantor Tambor to Chant
Special Holiday Service

A special sabbath service in
celebration of Tu b'Shvat, Jew-
ish Arbor Day, is planned by
Cong. Ahavas Achim in co-oper-
ation with the Jewish National
Fund this Sat-
urday.
The service
will be chant-
ed by Cantor
Jacob Tambor,
assisted by the
Talismen
Q u a rtette
under the di-
rection of,
Harry Siegel.
Ahvas Ach-
im has taken Cantor Tambor
an active part in the celebration
of the holiday in recent years.
Children in the religious school
and members of the congrega-
tion are encouraged to plant
trees through the JNF in Israel.
Dr. Israel Wiener, president
of the congregation, also is
chairman of the board of the
Detroit JNF Council.
Cantor Tambor and the Talis-
men will sing special liturgical
selections along with parts of
the regular service. The Com-
munity is urged to anticipate.

Named to Welfare Group
Philip Lown, president of the
American Association for Jew-
ish Education, announces the Beth Aaron USY
appointment of Joseph I. Sachs, to Conduct Service
communal leader of New Haven,
The newly-organized United
as provisional chairman of the Synagogue Youth Chapter of
committee on teacher welfare Beth Aaron Synagogue will
and education.
hold its first annual sabbath
eve service at 8:30 p.m., Jan.
25, in the synagogue.
Martin Guyer USY president,
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min H. Gorrelick and Cantor
Ihil Gildin will participate.
An oneg shabbat, featuring
Pontiac Sales, Inc. songs
and dances by the USY
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members, will follow the serv-
ice. Sidney _ Noveck is syna-
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gogue chairman of the group,
itinct–liarry Mirvis is director.

WOODY'S

Rabbi Syme to Speak at Adas-Shalom Service

A former Detroiter, Rabbi
Kaufman is an active represen-
tative of Liberal Judaism be-
fore national religious and civic
agencies, both in the Jewish and
general community, and a lead-
er in the community relations
field.
Following the dinner pro-
gram, dancing will be to the
music of Leonard Stanley and
his orchestra.
The new building also will be
used as a place of worship—for
supplementary services on the
High Holy Days, regular meet-
ings of the Junior Congrega-
tion and for daily services in
the Sarah Schmier Chapel.
Dedication_ services for the
building as a house of worship
will be held at 8:30 p.m., Jan.
25, when four choirs will pro-
vide music for the service.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme will
lead the service of dedication,
and the Bar Mitzvah of Gary
Stuart Gutterman will be ob-
served. Dr. Fram will deliver
the dedicatory sermon.
Cantor Robert S. Tulman, to-
gether with the Temple Israel
Quartet, Choral Group, Youth
Choir and Childrer% Choir, will
sing under the direction of Karl
Haas, temple music director,
and Mrs. Julius Pliskow.
The traditional social hour
will be held for the first time
in the new Activities Building.
Cantor Tulman will chant the
kiddush to open the social hour.
Serving as chairman and co-
chairman of the building com-
mittee which planned the new
building were Edward Rose and
Leslie R. Schmier. Julian S.
Tobias is chairman of the dedi-
cation committee. Nathaniel H.
Go ldstick is president of the
congregation.
Sol I. Stein was chairman of
the building fund committee
which raised the money neces-
sary to start construction.
Nathan King was co-chairman.

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THE COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS
AND THE .MERKAZ

Have the Pleasure to Announce That Their
Annual Dinner on

Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1957 at 6 p.m.

will be dedicated in honor of our distinguished and
leader, RABBI ISAAC STOLLMAN.

esteemed

This function to which the entire Jewish Community is cordially
invited to attend, will take place at

Rainbow Terrace, 18451 Wyoming Avenue

For further information and reservations, please contact
the VAAD HARABONIM OFFICE, 12244 DEXTER
BLVD., or CALL: TO. 5-9100.

Signed: THE ORGANIZING-COMMITTEE
Rabbi Leizer Levin, David J. Cohen,
David I. Berris, Daniel Temchin,
Abe Nusbaum

CONGREGATION AHAVAS ACHIM

19190 SCHAEFER

Invites the Community
To a Special Sabbath Service

Saturday, January 19th

In Honor of the Observance of Tu B`Shevat and the
Annual Jewish National Fund Sabbath for
the Planting of Trees in Israel.

CANTOR JAC

A B R

With the Assistance o

HARRY SIEGEL

and the

Talismen Choir

Will Chant the Service
with Special Renditions
of Liturgical Music by
the Cantor and Choir.

CANTOR TAMBOR

UNITED HEBREW
SCHOOLS
Afternoon Hebrew. School—Pre-School Nursery

SPECIAL GIRLS CLASSES
ENROLLMENT NOW TAKING PLACE

Beginners Classes Start Feb. 4 1957

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Location of Branches

Adas Shalom 7045 Curtis

Rose Sittig Cohen 13226 Lawton

Beth Aaron-18000 Wyoming

Esther Berman-18977 Schaefer

Beth Abraham-8110 W. 7 Mile

Oak Park-15110 W. Ten Mile

B'nai Moshe-11401 Dexter

Affiliated School-T-Sholem Aleichem
18495 Wyoming

Facilities Are Limited . . . Register Early
Transportation Provided By UHS Fleet of 19 Buses