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Dedication of two new fa-
cilities totaling a quarter of a
million dollars will highlight
the 21st annual congregational
dinner and meeting of Temple
Israel, Wednesday evening.
The two additions, which
mark the third phase of the
temple's building program,
are the Harry
Sucher School
and the Sarah
Schmier Me-
morial Chapel.
Coming here
.from New
York as the
dedication
speaker will
be Rabbi Jay
Kaufman, vice-
president o f
the Union of
American He-
brew Congre-
gations, t h e
parent body
of the 615 Re-
form temples
Rabbi Kaufman in this coun-
try and Canada.
The school, built and fur-
nished at a cost of nearly $225,-
000, is named for the late Harry
Sucher, Detroit businessman
who was co - founder of the
Speedway Petroleum Corpora-
tion and an active participant
in numerous Jewish and gen-
eral community activities.
The principal contribution
for the school was made by Mr.
Sucher's widow rs. elen
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c • dren,
Sucher, a
ald Sue er,
and Mr
. ernard M. Coh
and
s. Martin
Mr.
Do d S. Sucher.
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ple
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daily services and small wed-
ding parties, bears the legend
"Her children rise up and call
her blessed," a quotation from
Proverbs which fittingly de-
scribes this matriarch of a
family of 10 children, all of
whom have made contributions
to the professions, the business
world and in communal work.
Max Schmier, • 89 - year - old
husband of the late Mrs.
Schmier, will be among those
in the Schmier family who will
attend the dedication.
Following the dinner, the
congregation will participate 1.
the dedication ceremonies a
e
which new officers will
elected and annual report re-
ple
sented: Sol I. Stein,
side.
Israel president, will
the
The Sucher school
plc
latest phase of the T
which
Israel building progra
began in 1950 with th build-
y at
ing of the present sanct
17400 Manderson.
In 1957, the activities b
ing, known as the Leon Fra
Hall in honor of Temple Is-
rael's founding rabbi, was
added. The new classroom wing
is situated above the "Frain
Hall.
In a joint statement, Dr.
Frain and Rabbi M. R o b e r t
Syme, spiritual leaders of Tem-
ple Israel, announced that be
ginning in Sept ember the
rooms will be put into complete
operation.
During the week, the Hebrew
school will occupy the rooms.
The confirmation department
and eighth grade will meet
there on Saturdays, while• the
high school will embark on an
expanded program on Sunday
mornings. Adult educatiCn
classes will meet regularly in
the rooms in the evenings.
The dedication s p e a k e r,
Rabbi Kaufman, a former De-
troiter, was under Dr. Fram's
tutelage. While his family be-
longed to Temple Israel, Rabbi
Kaufman prepared to enter the
rabbinate. His family is still
associated with the Temple.
The classroom addition and
chapel were erected under the
leadership of Leslie R. Schmier
as chairman of the building
committee and Sam BurtMan,
co-chairman. Robert S. Trepeck
was chairman of the building
fund campaign.
Young Israel Holds
Joint Installation of
Officers June 17
Cong. Bnai David CitesBas Mitzvahs Saturday
A group of girls who have Golob, Marla Kane, Sharon Kap-
reached their Bas Mitzvah age lan, Carolyn Koltonow, Diane
this year will be honored at Kuper, Rita Leventen, Elyse Mal-
Cong. Bnai David Sabbath serv- lin and Barbara Perlstein.
Young Israel of Northwest De- ices 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
They will receive certificates of
troit will hold its first combined
They include Marcy Abramson, Bas Mitzvah and Bibles from the
installation of officers with the Ava Atler, Susan Feldman, Lois Sisterhood, and services will be
Sisterhood June 17.
Flaschen, Phillis Glanz, Elaine followed by a kiddush.
Mrs. Nettie Sukenic, Sisterhood
president, will present a citation
to outgoing president, Mrs. Jo-
seph Katz. In conjunction _ with
the new Synagogue and Center
building, presently being erecte
Mrs. Katz announces
tion of $1
equip
ers
he men's organiza-
to • e installed are Rabbi
rnest E. Greenfield, president;
Rudolph Kar, vice-president; R v.
Marshall G
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Shaarey Zedek
Graduates 139
Students June 19
The annual graduation exer-
cises of the senior high school,
junior high school and elemen-
tary schools of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek will take place 8 p.m.
June 19 in the main sanctuary.
Nine graduates of the senior
high school, 39 graduates of the
junior high school and 91 gradu-
ates of the elementary school will
receive diplomas signifying their
completion of the course of stud-
ies prescribed for their respective
departments.
The theme of the graduation
will be the Congregation's Cen-
tennial. The program will fea-
ture, in addition to presentations
by the graduates, performances
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Symphony Orchestra under the
direction of Jerome Stasson and
by the youth choirs under the
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The graduates of the senior
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11 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 9, 1961
Temple Israel Will Dedicate Two
New Facilities Totaling $250 000