Two nationally-famed archi-
tects, retained by Congregation
Shaarey Zedek to plan their
projected new synagogue, will
address the semi-annual meet-
ing of the congregation, next
• Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m.
Percival Goodman, of New
York, and Sol King, president
of Albert Kahn, Inc., Detroit,
will present their ideas about

Brochure Describes
Religious Schools'
Council Activities

Rabbi Steinhouser
Alive in New York

Hillel School Parents to 'Keep Up with Kids'

Parents of Hillel Day School of the school, states that the
In a story last week relating pupils will have the opportunity meeting will be the first in a
to the new quarters of the of "keeping up with their kids" series of programs outlining as-
(See story on Shaarey Zeolek Downtown Synagogue at 1442 when they meet at 8:30 p.m., pects of the school's curriculum
Griswold, The Jewish News Wednesday, in the H a y i m and Jewish education in general.
building plans on Page 32.)
Greenberg
Cent er, 19161 Schae
referred to Rabbireenberg
Center,
The Hillel Day School, which
the new edifice at the meeting, Leo Steinhauser, a past spirit- fer.
opened last month, has exceeded
at which Louis Berry, president ual leader, as deceased.
Cantor Reuven Frankel, ac- its expected enrollment. While
of the congregation, will pre-
Actually, it was Rabbi Her- companied on the halil by his only kindergarten and first
side.
man Rosenwasser who died two wife. Penina, will present a pro-
Another feature of the meet- years ago to which the story gram of holiday songs that chil- grade classes are functioning
this year, it is planned to add a
ing will be a talk by Rabbi Ar- referred. We are happy to• re- dren have - learned in class.
mond E. Cohen, of Park Syna- port that Rabbi Steinhauser is
Morris M. Jacobs, president new grade annually.
gogue, a Cleveland congregation very much alive -nd is now a
comparable to Shaarey Zedek. resident of New York.
Park Synagogue recently com-
pleted a new synagogue struc- Temple Israel to Open
ture. Rabbi Cohen will relate
the experience of his congrega- Jewish Studies College b.
is the gourmet's choice. So delicious . . . with all
The adult education program y
tion in the construction of the
the tempting roasted nutlike flavor of 100% real
new edifice. He will be intro- of Temple Israel will begin Oct.
buckwheat!
duced by Rabbi Morris Adler. 20 with the opening of the,
Take dull monotony out of
Refreshments will be served temple's college of Jewish
daily menus make them
after the meeting by the Sister- Studies, which offers courses in
tantalizing and exciting
Bible, Hebrew and Jewish hi-
hood of the congregation.
with this tasty adventure in
story.
good eating!
Dr. Leon Fram and Rabbi M. ,
Beth Aaron Youth
Robert Syme each will give
Protein-rich...satisfying,
Set Sabbath Worship courses in Bible study during
but less fattening! ...and
Beth Aaron Synagogue's the eight-week sessions.
so very economical!
youth and junior congregations
Dr. Fram will interpret the
will begin activities for the year shorter books of the Bible, such
this Saturday, Shabbat Bereshis. as Ruth, Jonah and Ecclesias-
The youth congregation, con- teses, while Rabbi Syme teaches
sisting of boys and girls in the the Book of Job. Other courses
Hebrew and religious school and are current Jewish history,
For FREE easy-to-prepare, kitchen-
members of the United Syna- taught by Dr. Fram, and ele-
tasted recipes and menus, send for
Phyllis Wolff's buckwheat Cook nook:
gogue'Youth between 12 and 17, mentary Hebrew, which Rabbi
meets at 9:30 a.m., under the Syme will teach.
PHYLLIS WOLFF, Penn 'fon, New York
leadership of Sidney Noveck,
with assistance from Thomas
Tannis, activities leader.
The group is conducted in co-1
operation with the Beth Aaron
Branch of the United Hebrew i
Schools, of which Alexander,
Roberg is principal. The young .
worshippers conduct their own
shacharit and Torah services
and join the senior congrega-
tion for musaf at 11 a.m.
A kiddush is served following
services to all members of the
youth congregation. Hostesses
are members of the synagogue's
Sisterhood.
The junior congregation, con-
sisting of boys and girls, 9 to 12,
meets at 10:30 a.m., when a
staff member of the United
Hebrew Schools takes charge of
the service.

TASTE is one BIG reason
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Marking its fifth anniversary,
the Directors' Council of the
Jewish Religious Schools of
Metropolitan Detroit this week
published a brochure describ-
ing its objectives and achieve-
ments.
The author of the brochure
is Allen A. Warsen, known for
his educational
activities a n d
for his writ-
ings and au-
thor of "Jew-
i s h Commu-
n a 1 Institu-
tions in De-
. troit" which is
used as a text
and reference
book. He also
has written
two brochures
on the history
Warsen
of the Adas
Shalom Religious School and
contributed many .articles to
Yiddish, Polish and English
periodicals.
Warsen was born in Warsaw,
Poland, and raised in Mlawa. He
holds two degrees from Wayne
State University: bachelor of
arts and master of social work.
He teaches social sciences at
Cody High School in Detroit.
For the past 13 years, he has
been the director of the Adas
Shalom Religious School. He
lives with his daughter, Annette
in Oak Park.
The brochure "The Directors'
Council of the Jewish Religious
Schools of Metropolitan Detroit Stollman Re-Elected
—1953-1958" is prefaced by
Walter Farber, chairman of the Mizrachi President
Phillip Stollman was re-
Council and director of the Bnai
elected president of Detroit
Moshe Religious School.
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi, at
the Sukkot celebration Oct. 2.
Cantor Lange to Chant Daniel Temchin was chosen
Ahavas Achim Services honorary president and charter
Cantor Leib Lange will chant membership chairman; Dr. Max
the services at Cong. Ahavas Kapustin and David J. Cohen,
Achim this Saturday, Shabbat chairmen of the board of di-
Bereshis, before leaving later rectors; Irving W. Schlussel,
this weekend for his home in Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Jacob
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Nosanchuk, vice-presidents; Sol
Cantor Lange was brought B. Edelman, chairman of life
here to chant the High Holy memberships; Arthur Selmar
Day services at the synagogue, and David Applebaum, treas-
and officiated during Rosh urers; Rabbi Ernest Greenfield
Hashanah, Yom Kippur and and Ithamar Koenigsberg, sec-
Sukkot.
retaries; David I. Berris and
The cantor previously served Dr. J. Goldman, co-chairmen of
congregations in Moscow, New Bar-Ilan University committee,
York and several other cities and Max Stollman and Zvi
in this country.
Tomkiewicz, treasurer and ex-
ecutive secretary of the com-
mittee.
The next three months will
be devoted to an intensive
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Dr. Sobel to Address
Temple Israel Commission

A meeting of the Temple Is-
rael commission on social
studies, under the chairmanship
of Judge Victor J. Baum, will
he held at 8 p.m., Sunday, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Tobias, 17596 Oak Dr.
Dr. Morton J. Sobel, regional
director of the Bnai Brith Anti-
Defamation League, wilt lead
the discussion on discrimination
at the social, fraternal arid
neighborhood levels.

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I 1 —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 10, 1958

Architects to Outline Projected
Sh,aarey Zedek Building Tuesday