Fri day, May 23, 1958
Boyarskys to See From Pulpit, Organ Loft, Tickton Fetes 25th Year in Impressive Style
It was the youngsters who
The regular temple choir was ers, Dr. Richard C. Hertz and
After listening to better than
dedicated the yearbook to him.
Israel, Europe
2,500 sermons during his tenure augmented for the evening, and Rabbi David A. Baylinson.
Tickton mentioned that he Tickton, in teaching the con-
Cantor and Mrs. Rubin Boyar- as music director of Temple the splendid voices, especially
was
especially honored that last gregation's children, Dr. Hertz
those
of
the
regular
soloists,
Beth
El,
it
was
Jason
H.
Tick-
sky will realize a long-awaited
Friday
was chosen as the sab- said, has brought not only
John
Redfield
and
Margit
Kor-
dream when they leave June 4 ton's turn to preach from the
bath
dedicated
to him, as it also music, but warmth and affec-
mendy,
were
majestically
in-
for New York on the first leg pulpit last Friday night.
marked the Yahrzeit of his dear tion.
The occasion was his 25th spiring.
of a journey overseas. Sailing
He pointed out the youth
friend, Dr. Glazer.
June 5 aboard the SS Israel, year of service to Beth El, not
But Mr. Tickton also said it
In his message to the congre- choir, seated in the front of
only
as
the
temple
ogranist,
but
with words as well as music,
the couple
as the director of its regular thanking the many people gation Dr. Hertz called atten- the congregation in their robes,
arrive in Israel'
tion to Tickton's many contribu- and said that "it is by wearing
choir,
as
a
teacher
of
Jewish
whose efforts were responsible tions to Temple Beth El, and their robes tonight that they
on June 18.
music to youngsters of the con- for, as he put it, "Beth El lead-
The Boyar-
presented him with the first salute their teacher."
gregation and as the organizer, ing the way in music."
skys will par-
In addition to members of
copy of the Beth El Annual,
with
his
wife,
Mamie,
of
the
ticipate in
The veteran music director, which was dedicated to the Beth El, the congregation was
children's
choir.
events cele-
comprised of many of the city's
Even without the use of the who also is an associate pro- music director.
brating the
fessor of music at Wayne State
He said that while the entire leading musicians, music edu-
power
of
the
pulpit,
Mr.
Tick-
Jewish state's
ton's message from the organ University, credited with en- congregation rejoiced with cators and students at Wayne
10th anniver-
and the choir lofts would have couraging his efforts the rabbis their music director of the last State.
sary and have
They joined, at the conclu-
been sufficient. For the beauti- during whose tenure he has 25 years, it was really most
been invited to
served: the late Dr. Leo Frank significant for the youth of the sion of the service, in a social
ful
music
that
poured
forth
join as dele- Cantor Boyarsky
lin and Dr. B. Benedict Glazer congregation, with whom he hour which completed the
gates at the 20th anniversary during the special sabbath and the present spiritual lead- has worked so untiringly for so honors to Tickton and his
service
was
magnificent.
conference of the United Jewish
family.
long.
Appeal, to be held June 21 and
25 in Jerusalem.
The couple will be joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allan,
of
their daughter and son-in-law,
who are active in activities of
Enrollment for the fall se- Schaefer and Seven Mile is
Adas Shalom Synag ogue and the
100 VOICES
ester at all United Hebrew limited to 25 children. The
m
Israel Bond drive.
After a month's stay in Israel, School branches and their affili- school is accredited by the state
Don Frohman, Director
ates is now taking place. of Michigan, and transportation
Assisting Artists:
all four Detroiters will fly to
Because of the continual to and from school is available.
Emily Adams, Violinist
Brussels for the World's Fair, growth of the enrollmeht at all Children between the ages of
Joyce and Joanne Weintraub. Pianists
Paris and then England, where branches, parents are urged by 3 and 41/2 are eligible.
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar, Tenor
Cantor Boyarsky served at Cen- the school to enroll their chil- Enrollment is also being
Rebecca Fiohman, Bella Goldberg,
tral Synagogue in Manchester dren as soon as possible to as- taken for morning nursery
Accompanists
and Queen's Park Synagogue in sure acceptance. There are school classes and afternoon
SUNDAY EVENING
Glasgow, Scotland, 25 years ago classes for children from nurs- nursery class in the UHS-Jew-
JUNE 1st, 8:30 P.M.
before coming to the United ery school age up.
ish Community Center Building
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
States.
To meet the graduation re- on 10 Mile in Oak Park. Enroll-
Tickets: $2.50, $1.75, $1.25
While in Britain, the cantor quirements and Bar Mitzvah ment is limited to 25 children
will officiate at several syna- regulations of synagogues, chil- per group.
For Reservations Call: LI 3-3253
DON FROHMAN
Registration is also being
gogues.
dren who have now reached the
age of eight should be enrolled accented by UHS affili^tes.
in Hebrew school. Bar Mitzvah Workmen's Circle and Sholem
Greetings to the
preparation is a regular part of Aleichem schools.
Locations of branches and
the Hebrew School course.
STATE OF ISRAEL
Special classes for girls are their phone numbers follow.
now being of f e r e d in most For further information or to
ON HER 10th
branches of the Schools in addi- enroll, contact these schools:
ANNIVERSARY
tion to the regular classes Adas Shalom, 7045 Curtis,
which are open to both boys UN 4-9210; Beth Aaron, 18000
May she grow and prosper
and girls. These classes, con- Wyoming, UN 1-1745; Beth
ducted on limited basis, are Abraham, 8110 W. Seven Mile,
in everlasting peace.
designed especially to prepare UN 2-1830; Bnai Moshe, 11401
the girls for living in the Jew- Dexter, WE 3-5711; Esther Ber-
RADOMER AID
ish home. man, 18977 Schaefer, DI 1-3407;
SOCIETY
Enrollment for the nursery Oak Park, 15110 W. 10 Mile,
school branch, located on LI 8-4747; Rose Sittig Cohen,
13226 Lawton, TO 8-0063; Sho-
lem Aleichem, 19350 G r e e n-
to
field, VE 8-7440; Workmen's
Circle, 18225 W. Seven Mile,
KE 7-5440.
United Hebrew School Branches
Start Fall Semester Registration
.
25th JUBIL Fe CONCERT
HALEVY CIRCLE CHORUS
COURAGE
is a Woman's Business
in Israel
in Detroit
say SHALOM
COURAGE
\ ISRAEL PLANTS TREES
\\ \ AS A SYMBOL OF
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Defending the Crops, Subduing the Desert, Creating
Agricultural Self-Sufficiency.
PLANT TREES IN ISRAEL
IN THE NAME OF
YOUR LOVED ONES
Honor family and friends by planting trees in their names
. . . Perpetuate the memory of family and friends . . . Cele-
brate Bar Mitzvah . . honor any happy event, or the Tenth
Anniversary of the State of Israel, by planting trees in the
forests and fields of Israel!
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PlanWelcoming Events
for Newly-Arrived
Rabbi Herman Deutch
The first in a series of events
designed to welcome to the
Detroit community Rabbi Her-
man Deutsch and his family will
be held on Monday, the second
day of Shavuot, in Young Israel
of Detroit, Dexter at Fullerton.
The rabbi will be honored
with participation in the holiday
services, and will deliver a dis-
course on "The Vissicitudes of
Torah," an illumination of pre-
sent-day Jewish problems."
Rabbi Deutsch, a native of
Hungary, achieved semichah at
the age of 19. Bearing a repu-
tation as a gifted student of the
Talmud, he became known as
the Sandre Rebbe, after the city
in Hungary which he served.
After his liberation following
World War II, Rabbi Deutsch
settled in Vienna, where he
reorganized the Orthodox
community and establishing a
Yeshivah. He stayed there until
1955, when a strong feeling of
anti-Semitism caused him to
leave for this country.
The rabbi, his wife and five
children arrived here in April.
The orthodox community is in-
vited ,to hear Rabbi Deutsch at
his first public appearance here.
The committee sponsoring the
program for Rabbi Deutsch in-
cludes Nathan Framowitz,
Morris Goldberg, Harry Green-
field, Louis Jonas and. M. Manuel
Merzon.
"Beware of all enterprises
that require new clothes." —
Henry David Thoreau
Detroit Women will Greet
COL. SHOSHANA GERSHOM
COMMANDER OF CHEN, THE WOMEN'S ARMY
OF ISRAEL
on National CHEN Day
at a Brunch
and CHEN Awards Ceremony
MONDAY, JUNE 2 at 10 A.M.
Social Hall — Adas Shalom Synagogue
7045 Curtis
Special Guest
MRS. S. L. A. MARSHALL
First Honorary CHEN Member
For Reservations
WOMEN'S DIVISION
DETROIT ISRAEL BOND COMMITTEE
WO 2-5091
2200 DAVID STOTT BLDG.