Denver Rabbi Urges
`Proper' Sabbath
Programs in Center
DENVER, (JTA)—A leading
Reform rabbi, expressing the
hope that Denver Jewry could
avoid a clash over Sabbath pro-
gramming in the new Denver
Jewish Community Center, said
that a small group of religious
extremists should not be allowed
to impoie their will on the total
community by forcing centers to
be closed on Saturdays.
Rabbi Earl Stone, making the
first public comment in Denver
on an issue which has aroused
sharp controversy in other Jewish
communities, said he favored
opening the Denver center on
Saturdays "in 'the spirit and
atmosphere of the Jewish Sab-
bath."
Discussing the argument that
the cenfer should be closed
because young people should be
in the synagogue on the Sab-
bath, Rabbi Stone said' Jewish
young people on the Sabbath
could be found "hanging around
the drug stores, going clown-
town to shop and to the movies."
He said it would be better for
them to be at the Jewish center
"participating in Sabbath cul-
- tural and leisure time activi-
ties."
He pointed out that JeWish
center programming had added
Jewish content over the years
because Jewish center workers
themselves have undergone a
change in outlook from the one-
time group worker who had no
Jewish values. •
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Congregation Beth El of Wyandotte
Provides for Synagogue in Israel
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Participating in the- presentation ceremony, in which
Cong. Beth El of Wyandotte donated $12,000 for the construc-
tion of a synagogue on the campus of the Yeshivoth Hadorom
in Rechovot, Israel, were, from left, Maurice Reistman, secre-
tary; Dr. Meyer B. Zeff, treasurer; Meyer Stern, president;
Rabbi Gronon Landau, dean of Yeshivah Hadorom; Rabbi Max
J. Wohlgelernter, General Secretary of the Israel Chief Rab-
binate; and Harry Paskowitz, vice president. ,
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- The famous saying of our gelernter, then rabbi of Cong.
sages, "The Synagogue of Bab- Mogen Abraham Beth Jacob and
ylon will be transplanted into now General Secretary of the
the land of Israel;" found its ful- Chief Rabbinate of Israel, sug-
fillment recently in the decision gested that the proceeds from
of the members of Cong. Beth the sale of the Beth El property
El of Wyandotte to build a syna- be contributed for the construc-
gogue in Israel.
tion of a synagogue in Israel
About seven years ago, when bearing the same name.
the Wyandotte -Congregation sold
A proposal was received from
its premises, Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
the famous Yeshivath Hadorom,
an institution situated in Recho-
Rabbi Sturm Presents
vot near. the Weizman Scientific
Institute, founded and sponsore
First in Series of -
by the Rabbinical Coun
Young Israel Lectures America, to build
syn
The Young Israel Council of on its campus, n
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Metropolitan Detroit announces cated to Cong*eg
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will be delivered by Rabbi negotiations
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Ephriam Sturm, director of the leading citi
etroit, in-
National Council of Young Is- cluding Har en, Judge Na-
rael, 8:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at the than Kaufm. an• . Tamler, who
Young Israel of Oak-Woods, visited the Holy Land, the Beth
24061 Coolidge, Oak Park.
El members voted to contribute
His topic will -be "Young Is- $12,000 to the Yeshiva for the
rael on the National Scene."
construction of its new syna-
Friends are invited, free of gogue.
charge.
Participating in the presenta-
tion ceremony were - the following
Superintendent to Speak officers of Cong. Beth El: Meyer
to Beth Abraham PTO, Stern, president; Harry Pasko-
United Hebrew Schools Beth witz, vice president; Dr. Meyer
Abraham Branch PTO will meet B. Zeff, treasurer; Maurice
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Beth B..Reistman, secretary; and Rab-
bi S. P. Wohlgelernter, local rep-
Abraham Synagogue.
Rabbi Israel Halpern will wel- resentative of the Rabbinical
come parents- and Albert Elazar, Council of America, with Rabbi
superintendent of United He- Gronon Landau, dean of Yesh-
brew Schools, will speak on ivath Hadorom.
"Progress of Hebrew Schools."
- Israel Fuchs, music director
of the synagogue, will lead par-
ents in community singing.
Parents will also meet their
children's instructors and view
a display of classroom work.
Nomination of officers will b
taken and refreshments will
served.
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