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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 3, 1960 —
_The Suburban Community
See No Church-State Issue
in Holiday Closing of Schools
Yemenites to Star
in Bnai David
Show Saturday
Bnai David Reception to Honor
Brandwines on Return from Israel
A reception in honor of Mr. Cantor Hyman Adler rendering
and Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine selections.
will be given Monday, 8:30 p.m.,
Presentation of a citation will
in the social hall of Congrega- be made to Harold Soble who
tion Bnai David, 24350 South- recently purchased a Mile of
field, by the Foundation for Trees through the Foundation.
Jewish National Fund, to wel-
Co-chairmen of the reception
come home the Brandwines committee are William Hordes
from their first visit to Israel. and Phillip Stollman. Hordes is
Brandwine, chairman of the a national vice-president of the
Foundation, vice - president of Foundation for the State of
the JNF of Metropolitan De- Michigan. Stollman is a member
troit, also is president of Bnai of the National Administration
David Synagogue and prominent of the Foundation.
in the leadership of other Jew-
The Foundation for JNF was
ish causes. Mrs. Brandwine is established for the purpose of
one of the leaders of Hadassah creating a pool of funds to as-
and other organizations.
sure the uninterrupted progress
Mr. and Mrs. Brandwine spent of JNF work in Israel, derived
several weeks in Israel, observ- from bequests from wills, as-
ing the life and development of signment of life insurance,
the country, and were present transfer of Israel bonds and
at the celebration of the State's other gifts which establish proj-
ects in Israel in the names of
12th anniversary.
There will be a musical pro- honors or in memory of de-
gram at the reception, with parted.
undesirable, even though it
Tickets in limited numbers
was beneficial.
are still available for the annual
The action in Oak Park par- "Night of Stars" being pre-
alleled a previous move to close sented by Cong. Bnai David at
the New York public schools, a 9 p.m.: Saturday, in the Ford
ruling that was adopted a few Auditorium, it is announced
months ago.
this week by Jack Leiberman,
The m e a s u r e was enacted general chairman.
here when it was pointed out
One of the star attractions
that, according to state law, will be a group of Israeli
60 percent attendance is re- dancers, known as the Baruch
quired before a school day can Yeffeth Yemenite Group, which
actually be counted "in ses- has won wide acclaim for its
sion."
interpretations of the diversi-
In Oak Park, the attendance fied and colorful dances of the
on the holidays falls below 2,500-year-old Yemenite culture.
In their s i n g i n g, chant,
the 60 percent mark. With a
normal rate of absenteeism, dancing and playing of native
there is rarely more than 18 to instruments, the group com-
20 percent attendance, Eldridge bines the Hebrew and Arabic
tongues with Jewish ceremony
said.
In addition to the problem and lore.
The group is named for its
of the pupils, there is also dif-
Aluminum, Steel, or Wood
ficulty in maintaining an ade- director a n d choreographer,
Call
Baruch
Yeffeth,
and
includes
quate faculty representation on
Nehemia
Yeffeth
Sharabi,
Av-
the holidays, Eldridge said. He
pointed out that there were no shalom Covesh, Sofie Gilert,
Our 41st Year
teachers at the Einstein School Meir Mizr a chi and Jacob
and only a few at some of the Kudeuiz.
576 Garfield
Highlighting
the
"Night
of
others during past holidays.
Detroit 1, Mich.
Stars" is comedian Alan King,
When asked whether there who has won a wide reputation
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might not be a similar attend- as one of the nation's leading
We also specialize in all -types of truck
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Simhat Torah, Eldridge replied
The Barry Sisters, colorful
that, so far, attendance is suf- vocal duo, and harmonica vir-
For Weddings
ficient to warrant classes on tuoso Stan Fisher complete the
and
Proms .. .
those days.
program.
Rent
Your
Formal at
Although no official records
tickets call EL. 6-8210 or
Temple Service to Mark are available, it is estimated KE. For
8-1700.
Installation, Graduation that 62 percent of the pupils
The officers and board mem- attending the Oak Park schools Beth Shalom Slates
bers of Temple Emanu-El, its are Jewish, Eldridge said.
Perfect Individual Fitting
The figure, however, Installation Dinner
Sisterhood, Men's Club and
Youth Group will be installed should not be confused with
We have a large selection of
The eighth annual installa-
and blessed at services at 8:15 the total Jewish population of tion dinner-dance of Cong. Beth
Summer Suits, Slacks,
p.m., today, in the temple.
Oak Park because of certain Shalom will be held Wednesday
Sport Coats, etc.
The service also will mark other facts which enter into evening, in the synagogue social
EXPERT ALTERATIONS OF LADIES & MEN'S CLOTHES
the graduation of 11 young men the picture.
hall, beginning with a cocktail
A large percentage of Oak party at 6 p.m. Dancing will
and women from the high
school department of the tem- Park residents are Catholic and follow to the music of Erwin
ple's religious school. Sermon- attend parochial schools.
Kantor and his orchestra.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Another reason is the com-
ettes will be delivered on be-
22155 COOLIDGE
The current administration
half of the graduating class by plicated overlapping of school headed by Oscar Kanat, re-elect-
Eleanor Sims and Stuart Bar- districts, which find consider- ed to a second term as presi-
able numbers of Oak Park dent, will be installed during
nett.
An oneg shabbat will honor children attending schools in the course of the evening.
OSCAR KLAPER and YALE PHILLIPS of
the officers and graduates after the Berkley and Ferndale sys-
For information or reserva-
the service in the Esther Katz- tems, even though they are tions, call Mrs. Edward Gordon,
residents of Oak Park.
LI. 5-8332, or the synagogue of-
man Hall.
In many of these fringe fice, LI. 7-7970.
areas, the non-Jewish popula-
A Lag b'Omer family day pic-
Wish to Thank Their Many Friends and Customers For The
tion is substantially larger than nic is planned by the congrega-
LEARN TO DRIVE
the Jewish population.
Warm Reception on The Opening of Their New Market.
tion from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
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Sunday, on the synagogue
COURSE
We pledge the same fine service, as well as
Livonia Synagogue Sets
grounds. Games, including a
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prime and choice meats and poultry always.
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merry-go-round and ferris wheel
Picnic, General Meeting
Private Lessons
for
the
children,
is
planned.
A
picnic
on
the
synagogue
Free Student Pickup
SINGLE LESSONS
grounds at W. '7 Mile and Os- There will be a baseball game
AVAILABLE
mus is being planned by the for fathers and sons and a vol-
Opposite Blackstone Manor Apartments
Livonia Jewish Cong. for 12:30 ley ball game for mothers and
p.m., Sunday. Games and prizes daughters. Friends are invited.
We Deliver - Call DI 1-8893
DRIVING SCHOOL
are planned for the children,
and there will be refreshments To Install Hilda Cohn
for all. A .general meeting will
City and Suburbs
at 0-W Young Israel
be held at this time.
A tri-installation with the
synagogue and men's club will
be held by the Sisterhood of
Young Israel Center of Oak-
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
1 P.M. to 5 P.M.
Woods, on June 15, when Rabbi
Yaakov Homnick will install
PURPOSE: to greet old and new friends and to
the following officers:
introduce the camp staff for '60—
Hilda Cohn, president;
Frances Tr age r, Sonia Ribiat
CAMP ADDRESS: 47300 W. 12 MILE ROAD, at
and Minnie Schiffman, vice-
presidents; Gertrude Schwartz,
the N.E. corner of Beck Road
treasurer; Miriam Knoppow,
Ruth Lax and Elsie Simkovitz,
DIRECTIONS: Take Northwestern to 12 Mile Road,
secretaries; and elected board
turn left to Beck Road (2 Miles past Novi Rd.)
members Yvette Goldenberg
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By the Oak-Woodser
The question of closing the
schools in Oak Park during the
three Jewish High Holy Days
had been batted around by com-
mittees of the Oak Park Schools
and by its Board of Education
for several years before action
was taken earlier this month to
officially shut the schools on
these days.
In a statement this w e e k,
Clifton A. - Eldridge, assistant
superintendent of schools, ad-
vised that the schools are not
closing for the holiday but be-
cause of it.
He added that it is "educa-
tionally a n d administratively
unsound" to keep the schools
open when such a large per-
centage of the student body and
faculty is out because of the
holidays.
Eldridge's statement . should
allay any suspicions that there
is in the school closing any dan-
ger of a church-state contro-
versy.
Jews, as a group, have al-
ways fought against any trend
which might endanger this
historic principle, and, should
the school closings have in-
dicated that there was an
infringement on this rule of
thumb, it would have been
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