hula Ann Goldberg Playground
Dedicated by Hebrew _Academy
The Suburban Community
lions were made to the build-
ing and this year new mem-
bers were added to the teach-
ing staff.
Young Israel of Oak-Woods
is only one of the many con-
program, one that has grown gregations that has realized the
stronger and more meaningful importance of sound education-
with each succeeding year and al programs, both at the adult
which is now open to members and child levels. This is the
and non-members alike.
positive side of Jewish sub-
On Sunday, at 10:30 a.m., urban living.
according to Jack Ginsburg,
the president of the congre-
DON'T
gation, the Mishna study group
will hold its first meeting.
Fuss for Thanksgiving
Weekly meetings will offer an
opportunity to reach the
sources of laws and customs.
This study group for men is
Is now taking orders for
followed by a coffee hour.
whole roast turkeys, de-
Then, on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.,
liciously prepared by
a Bible study group will meet
Jack's expert chefs!
weekly "to find solutions in
the Bible for the timely prob-
lems of today." The course,
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ledge of the Five Books of
Moses.
The whole town is talking
A third class, under the tute-
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lage of Rabbi Yaakov I. Horn-
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nick, is conducted in Yiddish
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on Saturday afternoons, 45
minutes before Mincha ser-
vices, and deals with the Bible
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given to the Bible by preach-
ers throughout Jewish history.
Other groups are currently .
being formed in prayer read-
ing and conversational Hebrew.
While the adult program
continues to gather momen -
tum, the congregation like-
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wise has witnessed an unpre-
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Sound Education Program
Spurs 'Suburban' Jewry
INDA ANN GOLDBERG is held by her mother, Mrs.
FLORENCE GOLDBERG, as she points to a plaque which has
been erected outside the Hebrew Academy, in Oak Park, to
mark the playground given to the school in her honor by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg. Inda Ann is a kinder-
garten student at the school. Participating in the ceremonies
were Peter S. Goldstein, after whom the school, a branch of
the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, is named; Joshua Barzilay, a
grade school student who made the acceptance speech; and
Rabi Jacob Levi, supervisor of the branch.
Book Review Sermon
to Mark Book Month
A sermon book review of Em-
manuel Ringelblum's -b o o k ,
"Notes from the Warsaw Ghet-
to," will be presented by Rabbi
Nathan Hershfield at 8:30 p.m.
sabbath services today at Tem-
ple Beth Jacob, Pontiac. The
occasion for the book review
is the observance of Jewish
Book Month.
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Mishkan Israel
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'Cong. Mishkan Israel, one of
the new synagogues in Oak Park,
will be formally dedicated in
ceremonies planned for Dec. 7,
announces Rabbi Isaac Stoliman,
spiritual leader.
Formerly located at Blaine
and Linwood, the synagogue is
now completing its new building
on MT. Nine Mile and Clover-
lawn.
The dedication, which coin-
cides with the first day of Hanu-
kah, will feature the participa-
tion of numerous religious and
civic dignitaries, including na-
tionally-prominent Cantor Jacob
Ederman, of New York, who
will be heard in a concert of
liturgical music.
Rabbi Stollman, one of this
city's most revered orthodox
leaders, is currently president
of the Religious Zionist Organi-
zation of America (Mizrachi-
Hapoel Hamizrachi).
New and old members of the
synagogue and the entire com-
munity has been invited to par-
ticipate in the festivities.
A sabbath program for
youngsters, under the super-
vision of • Milton Mutchnick, a
senior at Berkley High School,
is conducted each Saturday at
Cong. S h a a r e y Shomayim,
14200 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Activities include story hours,
plays and games and songs and
dances, held from 2:30 p.m.
Miss A. Dvorin and Beverly
Mutchnick assist in the pro-
gram, which also include juice
and cookies for the children.
At 2:30 p.m., this Sunday,
a party will be held for all
youngsters in the neighbor-
hood, from 4 to 13. Movies,
games, songs and refreshments
are planned, at no charge.
Plans currently are being
made by the congregation for a
nursery school and the opening
of an afternoon Hebrew school.
For information, call UN.
3-6242 or LI. 1-9769.
Services this sabbath will be
held at 5 p.m., today, and at Bnai David Men's Club
9:15 a.m., Saturday, when Dr- Schedules Games Night
A night of games is planned
Leo Y. Goldman speaks
on "Differences Between by the Men's Club of Cong.
Bnai David at 9 p.m., Thurs-
Brothers."
day, in the synagogue, 24350
Southfield. Turkeys and other
Beth Shalom Services
Sabbath services of Cong. prizes will be awarded.
The program is the group's
Beth Shalom will be held at 6
annual fund-raising affair for
p.m., today, and at 9 a.m., Sat-
youth groups supported by the
urday. Rabbi Mordecai S. Hal-
Men's Club. Proceeds also will
pern will officiate. The Bar
Mitzvah of Roy Fogelman will go toward furnishings for the
synagogue.
be observed.
Tickets for the event are
available from Samuel Ravitz,
LI. 7-4618; or Harry Warsh, LI.
7-5268.
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By the Oak-Woodser
In the ever-running commen-
tary on suburban living, much
criticism has been leveled
against synagogue members as
"joiners" but not participants.
The very word "suburban"
no longer is used solely to
mean living in the suburbs;
it depicts, as well, a certain
kind of living which supposed-
ly is typical of the outlying
areas of the large metropolis.
But charges — sometimes
well taken and otherwise
generalizations — have been
important as spurs to the
spiritual growth of "suburb-
an" living. This applies to
the Jewish community, as
well as the general commun-
ity.
At the Young Israel Center
of Oak-Woods this week there
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Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum will
speak on "Who Is a Jew," at
services at 8:15 p.m., today, at
Temple Ernanu-El, 14450 10
Mile, Oak Park.
Participating in services will
be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacob-
son, A. Leon Pierce, Herbert
Burdick, Donald Thal and Sam-
uel Silverstein. An oneg shah-
bat will follow the services.
Sabbath services at Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods
will be held at 5 p.m., today,
and at 9 a.m., Saturday, when
the Bar Mitzvah of Joshua
.Bar-Ley will be observed. Rab-
bi Yaakov I. Homnick will
preach on "Jewish History and
Jewish Destiny."
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