1 e Suburban Cofnmunity Harmonica Virtuoso Here for Bnai David `Night of Stars,' June 4 New Mishkan Israel' Scene of Golden Jubilee Dinner By the Oak-Woodser area where it now serves many One of the Detroit area's of the former congregants, who oldest existing Jewish congre- have moved with the Jewish gations will celebrate its 50th community's expansion, and anniversary at a Golden Jubilee other Oak Parkers who desire Dinner on June 12. traditional services. The synagogue is Cong. Mish- Among the presidents of the kan Israel, now located at 14000 congregation whose families W. 9 Mile, in Oak Park. have remained prominent and Its history dates back to a active in communal and syna- small minyan which met in gogue work are Shlomo Karbel, quarters at Benton and Antoine Yisroel Chaim Gould, Aaron Streets. The building has since Simon, Meyer Margolis, Morris been torn down to make way Fishman, Morris Granat, Joseph for Detroit's expanding housing Weiss, Philip Gordzeck, Charles development projects. Handler and Joseph Gellman. Mishkan Israel was re- Harry Einhorn was treasurer established on Blaine and for many years, and other stal- Linwood, and here the syna- warts include Abraham Suger- gogue prospered for over a man and Abraham Stollar. quarter of a century under STAN FISHER More recent officers still the leadership of Rabbi Isaac Young harmonica virtuoso Stollman, who has served the active with Mishkan Israel in- clude Phillip Stollman, Morris Stan Fisher will join comedian congregation for 30 years. Alan King, the Barry Sisters Only two years ago, Mishkan Pollack and Abraham Shainak, and the Yemenite Dancing Israel moved into the Oak Park past presidents (Mr. Shainak is now honorary president); and Group at the "Night of Stars" Hymen Margolis, J. Goldstein planned by Cong. Bnai David and M. Manuel Merzon, vice- at 9 p.m., June 4, at Ford Close Schools presidents. Auditorium. Lou Hammes is presently Fisher is in such demand on the Holidays serving as president of the con- that he usually wears out two The Oak Park schools gregation, and Jacob Bockow harmonicas every three weeks. will be closed two days is treasurer. Among his most ardent fans is for Rosh Hashanah and ex-President Harry S. Truman, one day for Yom Kippur A principal reason for the for whom he performed twice —the Jewish High Holy spiritual prosperity of the syna- at Mr. Truman's request. Days--beginning this fall, gogue is the leadership of Rabbi According to Jack Leiber- following a decision Stollman, immediate past ,presi- man, general chairman of the reached last week by the dent of the Misrachi-Hapoel show, some choice tickets are Oak Park School Board. Hamizrachi Organization of Am- still available by calling the erica. In explaining the move, synagogue office, EL. 6-8210, Clifton A. Eldridge, as- Considered one of the nation's or KE. 8-1700. sistant superintendent of outstanding Zionist leaders, he the Oak Park School Sys- envisions the synagogue as the Livonia Hebrew School tem, said, "We want to link between Israel and the stress that school is being Makes Plans for Fall American Jewish community. dismissed not for the A membership drive in prep- Rabbi Stollman is a noted holidays but because of aration for registration next scholar, and is the author of them." fall is being sponsored by the four Rabbinic classics, knoWn Livonia branch of the United According to Eldridge, as the Minchas Kitzchok series. Hebrew Schools. state law requires 60 per- During his tenure with Mish- cent . attendance before a Classes include conversation- kan Israel, Rabbi Stollman also al Hebrew, games and plays for school day is considered was instrumental in building six and seven year olds; and "in session." On the High the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah; Hebrew religion, activities, mu- Holidays, he indicated in organizing the Council of sic and Bar Mitzvah prepara- there was only 18 to 20 Orthodox Rabbis, which he tion for children of 71/2 years percent attendance. served as chairman for many and older. For additional in- Eldridge also said ad- years; in counselling and offer- formation, call Rae Cohen, GR ministrative problems also ing rabbinic guidance to Young 6-0875. were involved in the Israel in its formative years. school closings. On the Since its establishment in holidays last year, he Oak Park, the congregation indicated that there were COME TO CAMP SHOMRIA has flourished. It has organ- no teachers at the Ein- ized daily services, a Talmud WILDERNESS STATE PARK stein School and very study group and has organ- few at the others. • Modern Facilities • All Sports ized religious school classes • Lifeguard Supervision on for youngsters in cooperation Beautiful Sand Beach with the Hebrew Academy of Michigan State Professor • Unique Hebrew and Israeli the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. Program Gets Research Fellowship At the Golden Jubilee Dinner, • Folk Dancing and Flute Mordechai E. Kreinin, Michi- Rabbi Samuel S. Stollman, son Instruction gan State University professor of Mishkan Israel's leader and of economics, received a faculty JULY 3-31 AGES 11 17 fellowship for research on the himself the rabbi of Cong. Shaar Hashomayim in Windsor, effect of tariff changes on im- will be the guest speaker. Can- CALL: UN 1-5299 port prices. tor Saul Shenker, also of the Windsor congregation, will be guest artist. Serving on the banquet com- mittee are Lou Hammes, Phillip 18450 WYOMING AVENUE Stollman, Isadore Sosnick, Jacob Proudly Invites the Entire Bockow, N. Lepofsky, J. Gold- stein and A. Frankel. The en- Jewish Community To A tire community has been in- vited to join in the festivities. - Congregation Beth Joseph SIYUM HATORAH,eeeeAdeb SUNDAY JUNE12 1 ! p4: tr ... On the occasion honoring our pres- ident Mr. Hyman Karp and wife Miriam Bestowing honorary Life Presidency on our Congregation PROCESSION WILL BEGIN 2 P.M. From The Home of MR. AND MRS. HYMAN KARP 18518 WOODINGHAM DRIVE H. Karp Distinguished Rabbis, Cantors, Mickey Woolf and His Orchestra, will participate for a true spiritual delight. Torah Presented by: Congregation Beth Joseph, Sisterhood of Con- gregation, and Rizhiner Progressive Verein. Young Israel Opens Fall School Registration Young Israel Center of Oak- Woods has set the period from May 29 to June 12 for spring registration in its Hebrew, Sunday and nursery schools. . Sunday school starts at the kindergarten level for five-year- olds, and serves as a prepara- tion for later Hebrew school studies, which begins at the age of seven and continues through post-Bar Mitzvah studies. The nursery school accepts three-year-olds for morning ses- sions and four-year-olds for the afternoon sessions, announces Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick, prin- cipal. For information, call the synogogue office, LI 6-6662. T emple Emanu-El Slates In auguration Dinner - Dance The annual inauguration din- ner-dance of Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park, will be held June 4, in the temple. A Parisian cafe motif is being planned by the committee, according to Her- bert Ressler, over-all chairman. Following hors d'oeuvres and a buffet supper, there will be entertainment and dancing to the Djerkiss' Orchestra. For res- ervations, call Mr. and Mrs. Lou Beth Shalom Men's Club Schedules Bowling Banquet Kronen, LI. 5-3706. The Men's Club of Cong. 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