THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Fr iday, September 16, 1960 — 28

Congregational Activities

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Gemiluth Chassodim Makes Move
from Rented to New Quarters

The transfer of seven Holy
Scrolls from the Davison Jewish
Center to the new synagogue
of Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim
at Greenfield and Vassar Dr.
will mark a milestone for the
congregation, at 3 p.m. Sunday.
The parade will be led by
seven convertibles, each hold-

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ing committee, will affix the
Mezuzah to the front door.
Rabbi Joel Litke and Alex
R o b e r g will conduct the
service.
Daily services will be ini-
tiated following the High Holy
Day services.
Also transferred to the new
building are all educational
activities until now conducted
in the Davison center. Daily
Hebrew classes will be con-
ducted in conjunction with the
United Hebrew Schools. For
registration of youngsters in
beginning classes, call DI 1-3407
or TE 4-4069.

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ing one of the Sifre Torah, and
will take a route along Liver-
nois, Seven Mile and Green-
field. Founding members and
board members will deposit the
scrolls in the Holy Ark, and
Blum, chairman of the

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Bnai Moshe Youth
Season Launched with
Weekend Activities

Youth activities will swing into
high gear this week-end at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, it was announced
by Mitchell Feldman, chairman
of the Youth Commission, and
Harry Mirvis, youth director.
Shabbat morning services will
begin for both youth and junior
congregations at 10 a.m. and
10:30 a.m., respectively, Satur-
day.
That evening the senior U.S.Y.
chapter will open its season with
a T.V. Party Night, featuring
games, • dancing, refreshments
and a welcoming back of all
members. Following the party
the chapter will attend Selihot
services. Planning this opening
event to which all yotaig people
a the area are invited are Linda
Steinberger, Sandi Blum, Roz
Glasser, Gladys Reinstein, Karen
Pollack, Terrie Diem, Mark Roth
ar..G Bob Gunsberg.
The first meeting of the junior
U.S.Y. chapter will- be held at
1:30- p.m. Sunday in the board
room. A holiday program, paper-
bag dramatics, Israeli • dancing
and refreshments have been ar-
ranged by Sheldon C.ohen, Anna-
bel Greenbaum, Tobie Stein-
berger and Joel Welber. Youth
between the ages of 10 1/2 through
12 are invited to attend.

A. M. Silverstein
Samuel Portner
Nathan Samet

Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick,
spiritual leader of Young Israel
Center of Oak-Woods, announces
the opening of the center's
youth activities for the 1960-
61 season. At a preliminary
planning rally, close to 100
children were divided into
teams and groups which will
meet at 3 p.m. Saturdays for
an oneg shabbat program, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Louis
Fein. Recreational and athletic
activities also have been planned
for children aged 4 to 14.
Supplementing the Saturday
afternoon oneg shabbat pro-
gram is the Sunday morning
Bar-Mitzvah Club. This group,
for boys aged 12-15, meets at
9 a.m., Sunday morning for
religious services followed by
a breakfast meeting. Junior con-
gregation services are held
Saturday and holiday mornings
at 9:30 a.m. under the direc-
tion of Seymour Kaplan. A
Kiddush reception follows the
services.

At the U.S. Naval station in
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where
U.S. troops live in a state of
ready alert and in virtua
tion from the Cuban
ulace,
Jewish GIs and the' _Ives and
children will
emble for
sacred Jewi
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ices, than
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ments
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Jewish
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The
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arrangements for Rosh Has-

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hanah services to be conducted
by the 370 full-and-part-time
Jewish chaplains in the U.S.,
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Wed sday evening, Sept. 21.

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of the Oak Park order Demolay
under its sponsorship. Any boy
between the ages of 14 and 21
is eligible regardless of Masonic
affiliation. For further informa-
tion, contact Alan Teitel at LI
4-2365, or Money Katz, LI
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The Young Adult Group of
Temple Beth El will begin its
1960-61 season with a cocktail
party at the home of Dr. Ber-
nard Bloch, 13300 Northfield,
Oak Park. The party is intended
for old members and new-
comers, single adults from 21
to 35, to meet one another and
to make plans for the coming
season.

O-W Young Israel Plans
Slate of Youth Activities

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Beth El Young Adults
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Rosh Hashanah Services for Navy

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