I

The Suburban Community

Suburbs Ready for Summer
Break After Active Season

Install Mrs. Dombey
as New President
of O-W Sisterhood

Samuel Gurstell, who is a
member of numerous communal
organizations, is now affiliated
as secretary-treasurer of Sam-
my's Restaurant in Oak Park, it
was announced this week.
Gurstell, former vice-presi-
dent and merchandise manager
of Mohawk Lumber, has been a
Detroiter for 22 years. He is
active in Rabbi Mandel M.
Zager Lodge, Bnai Brith; Mo-
saic Lodge, F. & A.M.; and is a
member of Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
Sammy Lieberman is now de-
voting his personal attention to
the catering side of the business.

Cows have four stomachs.

Flooded
Basements

Mrs. David Dombey was in-
first time in the building last stalled by Rabbi Yaakov I.
fall; however, even then the Homnick as president of the
structure was far from com- Sisterhood of Young Israel Cen-
Automatically
pleted, and it was back to the ter of Oak-Woods at the group's
with sensational flood
usual meeting places until just fourth annual installation pro-
control valve.
before Shevuot when Beth Sha- gram.
• No digging or breakup of base-
lom occupied its building.
ment
floor
required.
Also inducted into office are
• No sump hole.
Drives for funds to complete
Mesdames
Fred
Lax,
Seymour
Approved
and accepted by
the structure were an almost
Michigan State Plumbing Board.
weekly experience for Beth Ribiat and Irving Arlin, vice-
Lynn Construction Co.
Shalom members, who con- presidents; Myer Mandelbaum,
cocted a variety of events to David Spinner and Joseph
Flood Control Div.
Rodd,
secretaries;
and
Morris
raise the necessary money.
18647 Jas. Couzens
At least 10 countries use the
Novetsky,
treasurer.
Mesdames
And the congregants, also saw
UN 1-6441
eagle as the symbol of supre-
Henny
Littman,
David
Bodzin
"Protect
Your Home"
the hiring of Cantor Ruben
macy.
and
Jack
were
elected
to
the
Erlebaum, of New York, as their board.
first permanent cantor.
Mrs. Dombey announced the
As the year draws to an end,
we can also note that on Sun- appointments of the following
day Cong. Bnai David will, hold board members: Mesdames Sam
cornerstone - laying ceremonies Ginsburg, membership co-chair-
at the site of its synagogue in man; Gertrude SChwartz, so-
cial co-chairman; Wilbert Sim-
Southfield Township.
kowitz, happy day; Ben Bieder-
The program will be followed man;
J. SINGER • P. SWARIN • 0. KLAPER
Torah fund; Benno Levi,
by the installation of newly-
elected officers and trustees and choral and dramatic group; Max
Featuring Best Quality Prime and
the annual congregational din- Schiener, parliamentarian; Bur-
Choice Meats and Poultry
ton
Applebaum,
publicity;
Irv-
ner. The building is expected to
ing
Pitzack
and
Max
Nusbaum,
Meats and Poultry Wrapped for Freezer
be completed in time for. the
sick and visiting; Paul Kellman,
High Holy Days.
on Request.
The 1956-57. season also saw community relations; and Miss
13721 W. 9 MILE RD., OAK PARK
plans moving closer for two Elsie Rodd, historian and News-
other synagogue buildings, letter editor.
WE
A "This Is Your Life" pro-
Cong. Bnai Moshe and Cong.
DELIVER
gram,
written
by
Mrs.
Irving
Mishkan Israel. And there ex-
ist plans for the opening in Arlin, was presented in honor
the fall of at least one, and of Mrs. Joseph Rodd, who has
perhaps two, suburban He- been active in the Sisterhood
since its inception.
brew all-day schools.
_
Mrs. Samuel Glanz, outgoing
Another enterprising congre-
gation, Reform Temple Emanu- president, presented a check to
El, embarked on a fund-raising Max Nusbaum, president of the
drive to furnish its recently- congregation, in the amount
opened building with a theater of $2,000 for the synagogue
DON'T- BE
party to "My Fair Lady," which building expansion program.
proved successful indeed.
HALF
So, it was another season of To Lay Cornerstone
growth in South Oakland Coun-
WORR I ED
ty. Our organizations and our for New Bnai David;
congregations continued to de- Dinner to Follow
ABOUT A
Make it 'JACK'S' for the
velop almost as fast as our com-
Cornerstone - laying c e r e-
munity.
tastiest hors d'ouvres, meat
And it continues to bespeak monies for the new synagogue
and dairy trays delivered
well of our suburban planners, structure of Cong. Bnai David
to you !
who have an understanding of will be held at 1:30 p.m., June
Jewry's needs at a time when 30, at the synagogue ' site, 9%
Whole Roast Turkey
that understanding is most nec- Mile and Southfield.
The ceremonies will pay spe-
essary.
Finest Bar-B-Q'd
We'll be looking forward to cial honor to Morris W. Zack,
Ribs - Beef - Chicken
picking up right where we left building chairman, Samuel
off when autumn rolls around. Smith, architectural subcom-
In the meantime, a pleasant mittee chairman and his work-
Specialists in
ers, Samuel and Alex Belkin,
summer to you .all.
Charles N. Shere, Morris J.
TRAY CATERING FOR
Brandwine, Harry Koltonow
• BRISS • PIDYON HABEN
Germany to Compensate and Rabbi Hayim Donin.
• GRADUATIONS
for Confiscated Property
Participants in the ceremony
• CONFIRMATIONS
BERLIN, (JTA)—After a de- will include Eugene Swem,
• ENGAGEMENTS
lay of almost eight years, the supervisor of Southfield Town-
• WEDDINGS
YOU CAN RELY ON
West German Federal Republic ship, Cantor Hyman J. Adler
will pay compensation for Jew- and the combined synagogue
Delicious & Eye Appealing
ish property "Aryanized" by choral groups and choir. libbis
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME
the German state during the Samuel H. Prero and Israel I.
Nazi era.
-Halpern respectively will der
FOR AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE
The Federal Council, West liver the invocation and bene-
Our Appetizer bar features
diction.
Germany's
upper
house,
has
the largest assortment of
completed parliamentary ap-
The cornerstone-laying cere-
HOME MADE appetizers
proval of the modified $357,- monies will be followed by a
and delicacies in Michigan.
000,000 restitution law dealing brief installation of newly-
with compensation for identi- elected synagogue officers. A
Beer and Wine ,to Take Out
fiable Jewish property confis- celebratio._ dinner will be held
cated by the former German that evening at the congrega-
Reich.
tion's structure on 14th at Elm-
The Restitution Law will be hurst.
effective when signed by Presi-
The new synagogue is sched-
dent Theodor Heuss and pub- uled for completion on Sept. 1.
lished in the Federal Gazette,
22175 COOLIDGE
probably next month. Amounts O-W Young Israel Men
Just South of Nine Mile
up to $4,750 are due by the to Sponsor Family Picnic
spring of 1959, while claims of
The Men's Club of Young Is-
LI 1-9217 - LI 5-7042 higher figures must be paid in
Austin Oil customers were never worried about their most irnpor-
rael Center of Oak-Woods will
half,
at
least,
by
1961.
All
pay-
OPEN- 7 DAYS
tont investment, their heating equipment . .
and now you co
ments will be completed by. present its first annual Family
Picnic Day at 1 p.m., Sunday,
be protected too . . . now that the most thorough cleaning
1963.
at Major Park, Northfield and
service in Americo is available to everybody!
Church, Oak Park, Games for
the entire family, including
NO OTHER CLEANING SERVICE IS THIS COMPLETE:
the children, are planned.

By the Oak-Woodser
With most organizations hav-
H ing concluded their annual elec-
W
tion meetings and traditional in-
114 stallation programs, it's a sure
sign that the time has . come to
.4 take a summer recess.
During the season just past,
the suburban community was
to witness to a great many new
9-1
accomplishments, but that is
becoming increasingly common
as the years of suburban devel-
opment begin to mount.
One of the most exciting ex-
periences of the year was the
g/' dedication and opening of the
":$ 10 Mile Branch of the Jewish
1 4 Community Center-United He-
brew Schools.
In this magnificent building,
which to date contains but one
wing of a proposed three-wing
structure, there has been organ-
ized a program of activity for
children and adults.
That there was a need for the
structure is increasingly evident
as its facilities are being utilized
for a great number of programs
—educational, cultural and rec-
reational.
Another gratifying develop-
ment was the completion of
the first wing of Cong. Beth
Shalom, a four-year-old Con-
servative synagogue, which
was organized mostly by
young families.,
After meeting in homes and
schools, the congregation held
High Holy Day services for the

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Samuel Gurstell Joins
Sammy's in Oak Park

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Swedish Brothers Honored
at Country's National Day

STOCKHOLM (JTA) — Two
Jewish brothers have been
honored in the list of distinc-
tions published here in connec-
tion with Sweden's National
Day. Gunner Josephson, presi-
dent of the Stockholm Jewish
Community, was named a Corn-
mander of the Order of Vas.
His brother, Dr. Ragnar Joseph-
son, professor of art at Lund
University, was appointed Com-
mander of the Order of the

North Star.

• Clean Furnace
Flues

• Clean Flue Pipe

• Clean Oil Burner

• Adjust Oil Burner
• Oil the Oil Burner

SUMMER PRICES

• Clean Fan Motor • Clean Electrodes
• Adjust Motor Fan - • Adjust Electrodes

• Oil Fan Motor

• Clean Fan
• Adjust Fah
• Oil Fan

• Adjust Barometric
Damper

• Install New
Nozzle

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