THE DETROIT JEW ISH NEWS—Friday, December 5, 195 8- 1 9
The Suburban Community
O-W Young Israel Sets
Hanukah Celebrations
Oak-Woods Young Israel pres-
ident Jack Ginsburg announces
plans for the following Hanu-
kah activities:
On Sunday, the congrega-
tion's Sunday School will have a
Hanukah party and dramatic
presentation. Also, on the same
day, the Bar Mitzvah Club will
be guests of the Tfilin Club of
Windsor's Cong. Shaar Hasho-
mayim for a joint celebration.
On Monday and Wednesday,
the Hebrew School students will
participate in class parties and
candle-lighting.
On Thursday, the congrega-
tional board of directors will
hold a Hanukah meeting at 8:30
p.m. The Sisterhood and Men's
club will hold a joint latke
party on Dec. 14.
Sabbath services will be at
4:50 p.m., today and at 9 a.m.,
S a t u r d a y. Rabbi Yaacov I.
Homnick will preach on ". . .
and Give Homage to the Torah."
Oak Park Stamn Club
Forms Israel Committee
The Oak Park Stamp Club,
meeting twice monthly, has re-
cently been organized, and fea-
tures an Israel committee, for
which its members pay separate
dues entitling them to receive
a monthly newspaper, purchase
stamps at 10 percent above cost
and to participate in all club
activities. For added informa-
tion, call Stan Baar, LI. 5-1204.
Bnai David Sisterhood Sets
Paid-Up Hanukah Party
The annual paid-up, member-
ship Hanukah party of the Bnai
David Sisterhood will take place
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at the
synagogue, 24350 SOuthfield.
Following the initiation of
new members, there will be a
Hanukah candle-lighting cere-
mony, at which past presidents
will be honored. Mrs. Alfred
Feiler will entertain with
"Glimpses of a Voyager."
Hanuical ► Hanukas Habayis
Marks Double Dedication
By the Oak-Wooder
Hanukah, literally the sea-
son of "dedication," takes on
special meaning this weekend
for members of Cong. Mishkan
Israel who have chosen the first
day of the festival for dedicat-
ing their new synagogue in Oak
Park. •
The congregation, which was
a landmark on Linwood and
Blaine for over 30 years, was
sold two years ago when most
of its members had moved to
outlying areas of residence.
Now situated on a full block
of frontage between Parklawn
and Cloverlawn, on 9 Mile Rd.,
the synagogue is capable of ac-
commodating 600 people up-
stairs in the main sanctuary and
an additional 300 in the down-
stairs social hall.
Ceremonies of dedication
for the structure will take
place at 3 p.m., Sunday, when
representatives of the Oak
Park city government, the De-
troit rabbinate, M i z r a c h
Hapoel Hamizrachi and other
community groups jco4n in the
rituals.
The synagogue is fortunate
to have as its spiritual leaders
one of the leading figures in the
American orthodox movement,
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, who was
only last month re-elected na-
tional president of the United
Religious Zionists of America.
Joining with Rabbi Stollman
in conducting the rituals will
be his son, Rabbi Samuel S.
Stollman, of Cong. Shaar Hash-
omayim, Windsor; Cantor Saul
Schenker, also of Shaar Hash-
omayim; and his son-in-law,
Rabbi Joseph Singer, of Malden,
Mass.
Representing the lay leaders
of the synagogue will be Jacob
Bacow, chairman of the build-
ing committee, and Abraham
Menorahs
Wantthall goods
HAYMAN'S
Suburban Sisterhood Sets
Interior Design Speaker
Beth Shalom Sisterhood will
meet at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
in the synagogue, when Mrs.
Sidney Berg, program chairman,
will introduce Henry G. Demant,
of Walter Herz Interiors, who
will speak on "Interior De-
signs."
A question and answer period
will follow, and refreshments
will be served. New members
are invited to attend. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Leonard
Israel, LI 5-4365.
The Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
hold a Communi-Tea for women
who live in Huntington Woods,
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. Sidney Katzman,
8911 Lincoln.
"Participants in the program
will be Irwin Shaw, Albert El-
azar, Mrs. Charles • Lakoff and
Mrs. John C. Hopp who will
serve as moderator," announced
Mrs. Leo Orecklin, chairman of
the Communi-Tea series.
Mrs. Harry E. August is vice-
president of the Women's Div-
ision and chairman of the Hun-
tington meeting.
Asisting Mrs: Katzman as co-
hostesses will be Mesdames Her-
bert A. Aronsoon, Morris H.
Brown, Byron Canvasser, Avern
Cohn, Albert E. Cole, William
Deutch, Stanley F r i e d m a n,
Merle Harris, Sidney Hertz, Sey-
mour Jones, Maxwell Jospey,
Norman Klein, Melvin Kolbert,
Hannan R. Kraft, Aaron Na-
than, Herman Prady and George
Stutz.
`Hanukah and Christmas'
Talk Set by Rabbi Halpern
Rabbi Mordecai Halpern will
speak on "Christmas and Han-
ukah—Here We Go Again," at
8:30 p.m., services tonight at
Cong. Beth Shalom, 14601 W.
Lincoln, Oak Park.
At 9:30 a.m. services Satur-
day, the Bar Mitzvah of Gary
Cohen will be observed.
Beth Jacob to Honor
Couple s Anniversary
At 8:30 p.m. sabbath services
today, at Pontiac's Temple Beth
Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel
Rapaport will be called to lie
bimah in honor of their 50th
wedding anniversary. A recep-
tion in their honor will be
given by the Sisterhood fol-
lowing the service.
The annual Hanukah brunch
of the religious school will take
place at 12 noon, Sunday, and
will be preceded at 11 a.m. by
a presentation of the school
children.
A special family Hanukah
service will take place at the
temple on Dec. 12, according
to Rabbi Nathan Hershfield,
spiritual leader.
Southfield Home Ass'n
Re-Elects R. Feldman
Southfield Home Onwers As-
sociation will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Lask, 24536 Tem-
plar. Home owners living in the
area bounded by Greenfield, Mt.
Vernon, Rutland and Filmore
are invited.
Recently re-elected to office
in the association were Robert
Feldman, preident; Mrs. Dolores
W. Cone, secretary; David H.
Safier, treasurer; Al Eichner
and Norris E. March, directors.
Elected for a first term were
Leon A. Lask, vice-president;
Mrs. Gene M. Nagler, corres-
ponding secretary; and Harry
Cortney, Evoy 0. McCullough
and Warren W. Yee, directors.
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gregation.
Although still not completely
finished and furnished inside,
the new Mishkan Israel is al-
ready making plans = to extend
its facilities to include a library,
a place for daily minyan serv-
ices and a school.
Much emphasis has been
placed on the latter, since
in Rabbi Stollman's words,
"Today, a synagogue without
a school and room for youth
activities has no future."
Sunday's ceremonies will be
conducted under a canopy out-
side, if the weather permits;
otherwise there will be a pro-
cession of the Sifrei Torah from
the social hall to the sanctuary.
Maariv services and a Hanukah
lighting ceremony will conclude
the program.
Organized on Hastings Street
about 1912, Mishkan Israel oc-
cupied only one other tempora-
ry home—at Taylor and 12th
St.—besides the building at
Linwood and Blaine.
Its tradition through the
years as a contributor to all
causes and a staunch supporter
of the Zionist ideal makes the
synagogue a welcome addition
to Oak Park's growing number
of congregations.
Its Hanukas Habayis—"Dedi-
cation of the House" — Sunday
is open to the community, which
is invited to join in the fes-
tivities.
Next Communi-Tea
in Huntington Woods
Li 7-1511
Bnai David Men's Club will
present a Hanukah program at
8:30 p.m., Thursda y, at the
synagogue's social hall, 24350
Southfield.
Following candle-lighting cer-
emonies, Rabbi Hayim Donin
will preach on Hanukah tradi-
tions. A musical program will
feature Cantor Hyman Adler
and the Sisterhood Choral
Group and violinist William
Bliznick. Latkes will be served.
Temple Emanu-El Youth
to Join in Service Today
At :15 p.m. sabbath services
today, at Temple Emanu-El,
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum will
speak on "Coming of Age."
Members of the temple youth
group who will participate in
the service are Dody Silverstein,
Robert Karken, William Sachs,
Allen Lewis, Philip Martin, Jo-
seph Grand, Sharon Stutz and
Ronald Harwith. An oneg shah-
bat will follow.
Oak-Woods BB Lodge
Schedules Two Programs
Oak-Woods Lodge of Bnai
Brith will hold a night club
party on Dec. 13, at Temple
Emanu-El, 14450 W. 10 Mile,.
Oak Park. Tickets are available
fro inHerb Stoorman, LI. 5-7975.
Refreshments will be served.
Another lodge event will be
an installation honoring newly-
elected and retiring officers, to
he hied Dec. 20, at Holiday
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