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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 22, 1961
Temple Emanu-El Will Mark Tenth Taharath Sabbath
Dr. Hertz Named
by Council
Anniversary; Rabbi Brickner Guest Called
on One of Major
A meeting of the Vaad Hara-
Rabbi Balfour Brickner will brew Schools. The Temple also bonim-Council of Orthodox Rab-
be the principal speaker when boasts an adult education insti- bis has proclaimed the Sabbath CCAR Groups/
Temple Emanu-El celebrates its
tenth anniver-
sary 8:15 p.m.
today in its
sanctuary at
14450 W. Ten
Mile, Oak
Park, it was
announced by
President Mil-
ton Lucow.
The rabbi is Rabbi Brickner
the newly-appointed _director of
the Joint Commission on Inter-
faith Activities of the Union of
American Hebrew Con,gegations
and' the Central Conference of
American Rabbis. He is also as-
sociate director of the Commis-
sion of Social Action of Reform
Judaism.
A native of Cleveland, 0.,
Rabbi Brickner was rabbi of
Temple Sinai in Washington,
D.C., from 1952 until 1961. He
also is the former director of
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
at the University of Cincinnati.
Writer, educator and civic
leader, Rabbi Brickner is the
author of "As Driven Sands," a
study of the Arab refugee situa-
tion, a work for which he was
commissioned by the Commis-
sion on Social Action. While in
Washington, as spiritual leader
of • Temple Sinai, he was the
Jewish Chautauqua Society res-
ident lecturer at The American
University. He now resides in
New York.
Temple Emanu-El dates its
emergence in 1951 wih the
rapidly expanding Jewish - com-
munities in the suburbs — Oak
Park and Huntington Woods. Its
membership has increased from
300 families in its first year to
500 families at the present time.
It is now the third largest Re-
form Jewish congregation in
Michigan, under the spiritual
leadership of Rabbi . Milton Ros-
enbaum.
Its religious school today pro-
vides for the Jewish education of
775 children, with Max Rosen-
berg as education director, and
a staff of 30 professional teach-
ers. Special sections of the He-
brew school are conducted under
the auspices of the United He-
.
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Mrs. Albert Stutz directs the jun-
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Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood
enjoys a membership of 300 un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Ber-
tram Kaatz. The Men's Club,
which rivals the Sisterhood in
membership, is led by Max Fo-
gelman. Don Epstein guides the
Temple Youth Group.
Council Tour Set by
Keren Ami Officers
A tour of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council, 163 Madison, is
scheduled for the senior Keren
Ami officers of the elementary
classes of the United Hebrew
School for next Friday, Dec. 29.
A noon luncheon at the
Esther Berman branch of the
UHS will precede the trip.
- Students guests will hear bud
geting problems of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, and a ques-
tion-answer period will follow.
Council staff will accompany the
students on their tour of the
Federation agencies.
Keren Ami is the student arm
of the Allied Jewish Campaign,
through which youngsters con-
tribute to Jewish causes, locally,
nationally and internationally.
instructor Jacob Mathis is in
charge of the Keren Ami pro-
gram for the United Hebrew
Schools.
Cong. Beth Shalom
Plans Paris Theme
for New Year's Party
"Champagne in Paris" is the
theme of the New Year's Eve
Ball sponsored by the Sister-
hood and Men's Club of Cong.
Beth Shalom in Oak Park.
Mrs. Sidney Pianin, chairman
of the Ball, along with fund-
raising chairman Mrs. Harold
Glass and co-chairman Mrs.
George Tarnoff, announced the
event will be held 9 p.m. at the
synagogue, 14601 W. Lincoln:
The Parisian decor, under the
supervision of Mrs. Jack Robin-
son, will feature replicas of
the Eiffel Tower and Arc de
Triomphe. Guest's- will receive
a lovely gift sent directly from
ris, France.
ors d'oeuvres will precede
fet dinner followed by an
rate sweet table. Music
ancing will be provided
he Classics" and two floor
s will be given for added
tainment.
eservations will close at 130
pies, and may be made by
ling reservations chairman
rs. Aaron Wallis, LI 8-1772,
r co-chairman Mrs. Gerald
Penfil, LI 3-1247.
.
of "Vayechi" on Dec. 23 as
"Taharath Hamishpacha Sab-
bath."
The resolution and proclama-
tion requests all rabbis in the
metropolitan Detroit area to
devote their sermons to the
"importance of family purity
in Jewish life" and to announce
from their pulpits the dedica-
tion and open house this Sun-
day of the new Ritualarium on
Ten Mile Rd. - at Greenfield Rd
in Oak Park.
The proclamation reads: "0
this Sabbath `Chazach' let us
all strengthen ourselves and en-
courage one another on behalf
of all that is holy, pure and
sacred in our life, in order that
our great Jewish heritage may
be preserved.
"The laws of Mikvah and Tah-
rath Hamishpacha — family
purity, together with the Jew-
ish table — Kashrut d the
Jewish Sabbath
th
pillars of the
1 Jew'
ome.
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with all
our miih nd the
ish spirit
will fo er rem n in our
homes unadultra d and un-
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Temple Israel Holds
Homecoming Sabbath
Temple Israel college youth
will celebrate a Homecoming
Sabbath tonight. The students,
home on vacation, will be the
guests of the Sisterhood -and
Men's Club of the Temple at a
dinner prior to the evening
service.
In place of the usual sermon,
a panel of three students will
discuss "Youth Faces This Age
of Anxiety." The speakers will
be Lawrence Colton, Wayne
State
niversity and Michael
erm
and Cheri Stein,
niversit .if Michigan.
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Rabbis Hertz
bee amed
chairman of th CCAR's co
mittee on Jew in the So
Orbit. The 12-member •
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have
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ope and
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conditions of
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::vises the rabbini-
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board on matters that involve
the welfare of Jews in the
Soviet sphere.
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Greenwald, director of the
classes.
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for boys and girls 3-5; and meet
three afternoons a week.
Sunday and Hebrew classes
for children 5-years and up
meet Sunday and -Monday and
Wednesday. For further inform
ation call LI 7-1833 or LI 1-6731
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