Special Events Honor Students
Confirmations, Graduations on May Agenda
curricular activities will be pre-
sented at the high school youth
services the morning of May_14.
The confirmation service will
be held 9:45 a.m. May 21. A class
of 126 girls and boys will be con-
firmed by Dr. Hertz and Rabbi
Award winners are: fourth grade,
Carol Casselman, Nina Katz, Linda I Hahn. Mrs. Marshall Miller, Sis,
Pensler, Lynn Deitch, Arlene Klein Iterhood president, and Mrs. AT-
and Shiela London; fifth grade. I thur A. Bloom, past president,
Shiela Gudes, Minda Katz, Synde I
Key well, Shelly Barnett, Nancy. Beal ' will present each confirmand with
and Joanne Kozloff; sixth grade, a Bible as a gift from the Sister-
Donna Jeremias, Diane Levine, Ar-
lene Tack, Rona Isaacson. Beverly hood.
Kaplan and Cathy Spickler; seventh
The Beth Aaron Synagogue Re-
grade. Carol Averbuch. Judith Mar-
kovitz, Barbara Samson, Barbara ligious School will honor its 23
Miller, Carol Spickler and Linda
confirmands and their parents at
Wolfe.
Eighth grade, Davida Botwin, Mar- a special breakfast 9:30 a.m. Sun-
sha Katz, Joyce Schubiner, Susan
Benjamin, Sherry Erman and Joanne day in the social hall, advises
Kaufman; ninth grade, Debby Men- Bernard Panush, school director.
delsohn. Susan Schneyer, Suzanne
Weinstein. Leslie Berman. Sherie
The breakfast will be catered
Berman and Susan Rubenstein; tenth
by Ben Drapkin and his com-
grade, Sylvia Kaufman, Rita Koenig.
Toba Schmittel. Nancy Grossman, mittee from the Men's Club.
Linda Miller and Cheryle Safran.
`Kedushah Umalcut'
In addition, special certificates Greetings will be extended by
(Sanctity and Kingship)
will be presented' to the children Joseph Braver, president of the
By Rabbi Jacob Dov Gordon
who contributed regularly to synagogue; Meyer Millman,
Reviewed by Saul Kleiman
Keren Ami. president of the Men's Club;
Ordinarily a book of sermons
The 15th annual graduation ex- and Mrs. Hyman Zalenko, Sis-
is assumed to be of interest
ercises
will be held 10 a.m. May terhood president. Rabbi Ben-
only to rabbis and preachers.
jamin Gorrelick will address
.14
in
the
main sanctuary.
Occasionally there appears a
the confirmands and Dr. Marv-
The
54
graduates
will
present
work of this content which is
in Last, chairman of the educa-
marked for its extraordinary the cantata, "A Woman of Valor", tional committee, will preside.
directed
by
Maxwell
Nadis
and
qualities and is appreciated
Students Grace Metz will offer
even by laymen. Such is the Mrs. Samuel Shetzer.
the opening prayer; Sharon Pan-
Services
will
be
conducted
by
recent volume by Rabbi Jacob
ush and Cheryl Spector will r
Dov Gordon, entitled "Sanctity Rabbi Segal, who will deliver the cite the benchen; Harriet Doc
main
address.
The
welcoming
and Kingship," containing ser-
Gail Panetz and Judy Ost
mons for all the Sabbaths of the hymn will be sung by Cantor will say grace; Michelle Schur
year, with an English introduc- Fenakel, with greetings extended Carol Haas and Ellen Panush
tion by Hirsch Loeb Gordon, by Warsen. The class gift will offer dramatic presentation
be- presented by Dale Scherr.
M.D., Ph.D., L.H.D.
Robert Spiro, class teacher
This book is distinguished for Max Goldsmith, synagogue presi- Gertrude Strauss, who is in c
its fine interpretations of tradi- dent, will accept the gift.
The class symbol, the Bible, of the confirmation, also wi
tional, prophetic and historical
will
be handed over to next year's dress the guests.
Judaism as well as for the beau-
graduation
class by Joyce Schu-
A special feature will be
tiful Hebrew in which it is writ-
ten. "Style," says Emerson, biner and accepted by Renee Sie- presentation of JNF certificat
"should be like window-glass, gan. Diplomas will be distributed to each of the confirmands, hon-
perfectly transparent and with by Waller and by his fellow mem- oring them with a tree in Israel.
A special sabbath service in
very little sash." Such is Rabbi bers of the school board.
Parents and friends are invited honor of the confirmands will be
Gordon's style; it is lucid, re-
splendent, and has an elegance to attend. They are urged to be held 9 a.m. May 27. Students of
that makes its reading pleasur prompt, as the doors will close the confirmation class and their
parents will be seated in a re-
able. He blends the ideas -and at 9:55 a.m.
The annual high school gradu- served section of the synagogue.
ideals contained in the texts
and in the talmudic and mid- ation of the religious school of
• The confirmands also will be
rashic passages - that he quotes. Temple Beth El will be held 8:30 special guests of the USY chap-
p.m.
May
19.
The
class,
consisting
into beautiful, harmonious, and
ter at installation ceremonies
literary pictures —fr e e from of 56 students, has been attend- June 3.
homiletical twists. His sermon- ing religious school for a period
Confirmation exercises June 4
ettes are interesting and en- of 14 years.
will feature a contata "This Is
Dr.
Richard
C.
Hertz
will
lightening, leaving with the
Sabbath" written especially for
reader a lasting impression of give the baccalaureate sermon. this occasion by Rabbi Gorrelick
the moral, ethical an = ious Rabbi Harold D. Hahn will of- and directed by Miss Strauss.
fiicate at the service. The vale-
teachings they co
Graduation exercises of the
dictory address will be deliv-
Books are
.be o ►
ered by Peggy Ann Meyer. The Beth Aaron Religious School will
g us with intel
friends, pro
re. Rabbi Gor- diplomas will be presented by take place May 28 in the sanc-
lectual pl.
Philip R. Marcuse, president of tuary. Miss Strauss is in charge
ity and Kin
don's "S
the Temple. Union Prayer of the contata written for the
proves tt correctness
Books,
a gift of the Men's ' occasion, with musical accompani-
observat' n. Th
Club, will be presented by Wil- ment by Mrs. Fred Gunn. Dave
pearance of th
harmony ith i
s. bur DeYoung, president of the Levy is instructor of the • eighth
grade.
It is leat r-bou
we Men's Club.
The annual consecration serv-
color and as go
g.
The aut
's add
is: 660 ice for confirmands and their par- Mishkan Israel Begins
ents will also be held that eve-
Crown St., B
3, N. Y.
ning in conjunction with the high School Registration
school graduation.
Registrations are now being
Dr. Norman Drachler, educa- taken for enrollment to the
"SANCTITY
tional director,- and Burton. J. Mishkan Israel Sunday and He-
AND KINGSHIP"
Friedman, chairman of the reli- brew Schools, 14000 W. Nine
gious school committee, will pre- Mile, Oak Park.
47 Sermons — $3.00
sent special awards.
Rabbi Jacob Gordon,
Sunday School classes begin
Activity pins, certificates and at pre-kindergarten. Hebrew
660 Crown St., B'klyn, N. Y.
keys for participation in extra- classes are for beginners to ad-
vanced and a Bar Mitzvah class
also is offered, according to Mrs.
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Honors convocations and spe-
cial events for graduates and con-
firmands of synagogue and temple
religious schools will be held be-
ginning this weekend and con-
tinuing during the month of May
An honors convocation of both
sessions of the Adas Shalom
Synagogue Religious School will
be held Sunday at which out-
standing students will be cited.
The program will include a
recitation of "The Teacher's
Prayer" by Eugene Freund, ninth
grade •teacher; greetings extend-
ed by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and
Allan • Waller, school chairman;
and a talk by Linda Miller, tenth
grade student, on "How Much
Jewish Education?"
A musical program of Israeli
and religious songs will be ren-
dered by Sara Nadis, fifth grade
teacher and the Youth Choir, di-
rected by Shimon Gewirtz. Allen
A. Warsen, school director, and
the faculty will present the
awards.
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annua meeting and election of
officers at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday
in the synagogue.
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there are no differences there is
only indifference.
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to Science at Bond Council Meeting
Israel has two great recent program of Israel Bond activir
discoveries to her credit which ties during Israel's Bar Mitzvah
history may rank above Russia's year.
space conquests, declared Ira
Feinberg at the 1961 inaugural
dinner meeting of the Detroit
Congregational and High Holy
Day Council held Monday even-
ing at Holiday Manor.
Phillip Stollman, chairman of
the High Holy Day Council,
and Tom Borman, "Mister
Bonds," asked the rabbis and
congregational leaders to mate
this the biggest Year for IsraeL
Bonds.
"The two Israeli achieve-
ments are desalination of sea
water and i s o l a ti on of the
trachoma virus," said Feinberg,
hero of Israel's War of Libera-
tion. ,
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of converting sea water into
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noted American firm is now
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millions
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