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Frankels to Entertain
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The third .a n n,,u a 1 donor
luncheon of the Sisterhood of
Young Israel
Center of Oak-
- Woods will be
held on Wed-
nesday after-
noon, at the
Mayfair Room,
:19161 ,Schae-
fer.
Mrs. IrVing
Arlin,-pr o-
gram chair-
man, advises
that Cantor
.Reuven Fran-
kel, of Cong.
Shaarey Ze-
Cantor Frankel dek, and Mrs.
Frankel, will be the day's guest
artists.
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Proceeds will go towards fur-
nishing the newly-enlarged syn-
agogue building. For tickets,
call Mrs. Samuel Glanz,. ticket
chairman, LI. 5-3809, or Mrs:
Max Shiener, darlings chair-
man, LI. 6-7574.

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Judge NATHAN J. KAUFMAN looks at a letter delivered
to him personally by members of Oak-Woods Lodge of Bnai
Brith informing him that he was chosen to be the recipient
of the lodge's annual Brotherhood Award. -Pictured with
Judge Kaufman, are left to. right, JAMES LAKER, Brother-
hood co-chairman; NORMAN ZAUSMER, chairman, and
JOSEPH BRQDER, Lodge vice-president representing Donald
Sills, president, who was unable to attend.

By the Oak-Woodser
Five years ago,- the suburb of
Oak Park was first coming into
its own as a community. The
houses, of course, came first, but
soon after people began to be
concerned about their houses of
worship.
At the time, Dr. Paul Dur-
ham, of Royal Oak's First Meth-
odist Church, learned that a
-growing Jewish congregation- in
the area was in need of a place
to worship on Rosh Hashanah.
So, he offered to Temple
Emanu-El, then served by Rabbi
Frank Rosenthal, the facilities
of his church for the New -Year
services.
It is said that bad news
travels fast; it may be said that
good news gets around in a.
hurry also. For it was in no
time at all that Oak-W o o d s
Lodge of Bnai Brith heard of
this friendly offer and decided
to give public recognition to a
good deed.
During Brotherhood Week,
five years ago, the Lodge
presented Dr. Durham with
a special award. The re-
sponse created so much good-
will among various segments
of the new community that
it was instituted as the Oak-
Woods Lodge annual Broth-
erhood Award.
This year, at the sixth annual
Brotherhood dinner, to be held
at 6:30 p.m., Feb. 18, at Temple
Emanu-El (which in the five
years past has completed its
beautiful building at 14450 W.
10 Mile), another award win-
ner will be cited.
He is Judge Nathan J. Kauf-,
man, of the Wayne County
Juvenile Court, the first person-
age outside of the South Oak-
land County area to be given
this honor.
According to Norman Zaus-,
mer, chairman of the Brother-
hood committee, and Jimmy La-
ker, co-chairman, Judge Kauf-
man's selection was based on
his helpful influence on young

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Cong. Emanu-El will cel-
ebrate its sixth anniversary at
sabbath services, at 8:15 p.m.,
today, in its sanctuary, 14450
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Dr. Harry Essrig, regiotal
director of the Union of Amer-
ican H e b r e w Congregations,
will be guest preacher. Dr.
Essrig, rabbi of Temple
Emanuel, Grand, Rapid s, is
chairman of the adult educa-
tion committee of the Central
Conference of American Rabbis
and of the publications com-
mittee of the HUC-JIR Alumni
Association.
Participating in the service
with Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum
will be Mrs. Rosenbaum, Bert-
ram Kaatz, A. Leon Pierce,
Bernard Lieberman, Sydney
Reibel and Walter Schmier.
An oneg shabbat will follow
the service.

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Emanu-El Sisterhood
Ends Book Review Series

Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-
El will hold its final program
of a four-part book review-
brunch series at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the temple, when
Mrs. Harry Landsman will re-
people of all colors, creeds and view Abba Eban's "Voice of Is-
r e 1 i g i'o n s, which transcends rael." The program is open to
Wayne County and extends to the public.
all areas of Metropolitan De-
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Men's Club to Conduct
troit.
Although it is not gener- Pontiac Temple's Service
ally k n o wn, the Juvenile
The annual Men's Club Serv-
Court of Wayne County has
ice
of Pontiac's Temple Beth
heard many cases of Oak
Jacob will take place at 8:30
Park youths who have gone p.m., today, in the temple sanc-
astray and who have been
helped by the friendly ad- tuary, 79 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
Members of the club will read
vice of Judge Kaufman.
Working with Zausmer and the service, and there will be a
Laker on the committee plan- panel discussion on "Religion in
ning the Brotherhood dinner American Life."
are Russell Meltzer, in charge
of dinner arrangements, Jack
Ashman, tickets, and Art Shafer,
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Previous award winners, be-
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Jan. 3-Jan. 31
Oak Park, Dr. Frank. Rosenthal,
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winner.

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O-W Young Israel
Completes New Wing

The completion of an addi-
tional wing to the school facili-
ties of Young Israel Center of
Oak-Woods was announced this
week by Ernest Citron, chair-
man of the board of directors.
Hebrew and Sunday school
classes, which had been meet-
ing under a temporary double
session on Sundays will now
return to regular schedule this
Sunday, when all classes will
meet from 10 a.m. to 12 noon,
according to Rabbi Yaakov I.
Homnick, principal. Hebrew
school hours will remain un-
changed.
Plans for the formal dedica-
tion of the new wing, which
houses additional classrooms
and supplementary auditorium
capacity, are now being con-
sidered.
Sabbath services this week-
end will be held at 5:35 p.m.,
117,P1 today, and at 9 a.m., Saturday.
Rabbi Homnick will officiate.

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Oak Park Veterans Post
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"Faces of Israel," a full-
length color film on Israel, will
be shown at a meeting of Oak
Park Post, Jewish War Vet-
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the home of Harold Kempner,
15954 Addison, Southfield
Township.
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