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Young Israel Dedication May 27

NEW YOUNG ISRAEL STRUCTURE

Young Israel of Northwest Beth Yehudah during the
Detroit will dedicate its new week."
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, spirit-
structure at 17376 Wyoming,
Sunday, May 27. Rabbi Ernest ual leader of Young Israel of
N.
W. Detroit, emphasized that
Greenfield, president and chair-
man of the dedication, an- the Detroit branches of Young
nounced that a reception Israel offer active youth pro-
tendered by the Sisterhood will grams as well as classes for
follow the ceremonies which adults in traditional environ-
ment, regardless of formal affili-
will start at 2 p.m.
Norman Sukenic, chairman of ation with the g r o u p. The
the Building Committee, point- Northwest branch has a youth
ed out that "the tremendous program which centers around
increase in our synagogue at- Sabbath activity for boys and
tendance necessitated a larger girls from 5 to 16, and Sabbath
sanctuary. Our Saturday after- classes in Talmud, Mishnaiyos,
noon youth activities and the the Prayerbook, Chumash and
number of our Shabbos classes Pirke Avot. An intercollegiate

have also increased. The addi-
tional rooms which we built as
classrooms to he used by the
afternoon school of Yeshivath

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Dr. Edgar Will Head Cong. Beth Aaron Will Hold Public Burial
Beth El Men's Club Ceremony of `Shaimos' Sunday Morning
Beth Aaron Synagogue hash conducted by Rabbi Benjamin H.
Dr. Irving I. Edgar w a
elected president of the Men' 3 mace plans fora unique Jewish uorrenes. Other participants Wlil
Club of Temple Beth El at the .. ceremony, the burial of "Steal- include Joseph_ Braver, chairman;
43rd annual meeting, May 1 . mos," old, unusable religious Joseph Lovy, president; and
Other officers are: vice-pres - books and 'articles, 10:30 a.m. members of the Synagogue Ceme.
dents, Alfred L. Lindenba 1 Sunday at its cemetery in the tery Commission. Those attend.
and Richard A. Sedlin; trea Northwest Hebrew Memorial ing this service will be honored
surer, Aubrey H. Ettenheimer : Park on Six Mile near Middle- with the privilege of depositing
a package of "Shaimos" in the
secretary, belt.
According to Jewish tradition, sepulcher, especially provided
Robert N
Canvasser; as- - unusable religious articles re- for this purpose.
sistant seer _ quire burial in the same manner
tart', Bernar I as a deceased person. In cam- Yehudah PTA Meets
pliance with this tradition, Beth
R. Isenberg_
Beth Yehudah Parent-Teacher
A psychic _ Aaron will hold this ceremony
trist, Dr. Ed _ to which the general public is Association will holda board of
directors meeting Wednesday at
g a r reeeiv ed invited.
The service will be held at the the home of Mr_ and Mrs. Eugene
his B.A., M.A .
,
cemetery
chapel
and
will be . Goldberg, 18516 Kentucky.
and M.D.

grees fro
Wayne Stat
University. He attended t
Graduate School of the Univer
sity of Michigan, was s
lecturer in medical history a t
Wayne State University Med
cal School from 1935 to 1954
and is the author of articles on
medical history. He has done
re s earch on the earliest Jewish
physicians in Michigan, and is

Dr. Edgar

group, a leader s' training
treasurer of the Michigan Jew-
c o u r s e, arts and crafts and ish Historical Society.
dance groups are some of the
The following were elected
weekly activities.
to the board of directors for a
two-year term: Miles E. Brasch,
Stanley J. Clamage, Joseph I.
Dizik, Phillip M. Fisher, Gordon
S. Gard, Henry A. Krolik, Isa-
dore E. Malin, R. Samuel Mill-
the summer camping period for stone, I. William Oberfelder,
Samuel Petok, Herbert N. Rein-
the children.
The camp. Feinherg reports, heimer, Stuart F. Velick.
is fully equipped with 20 build-
ings, including campers cabins, M. J. Segal to Head
a water front building. a cen-
tral building and a structure Beth El Marrieds
to be converted into a syna-
Merton J. Segal was elected
gogue .
president of the Married Group
Camp Gan Israel will be di- of Temple Beth El at the an-
rected by Mordechai Kalmen- nual meeting on May 9. Other
son. of New York, who }ills officers elected were: Arnold A.
been trained in camp directing. Schafer and Henry R. Winkel-
Many Detroit families are man, vice-presidents; Dr. Shel-
, being contacted in an effort to don D. Stern, treasurer; M r s .
secure a large enrollment in Gerard J. Gunzberger. record-
ing secretary; Mrs. Lee J.
the camp.
; Similar camps of the Merkos Marks, corresponding secretary.
A confirmand from the re-
L'Inyonei Chinuch of Chabas
are functioning in Kfar Chabad, ligious school of Temple Beth
Israel; London, England; Mel- El and a University of Michigan
. bourne. Australia; Milano, Italy; graduate. Segal is a member of
1Montreal, Canada; Sao Paulo, the Planning Commission of
Oak Park.
Brazil, and Swan Lake, N.Y.

API-linshesner Hotzeir invites the annonnaty to hear
MORDECHAI HALAMISH
General Secretary, Tel Aviv Yiddish Writers
FRIDAY, MAY 25, sao p.m., at Loher T1 h1 institerte
Oft the Sublect
"THE RECENT IMMIGRANTS FROM EASTERN EUROPE AND THE
YIDDISH CULTURE IN ISRAEL"

"AGUDATH HATIW.ZANII4 Of DETROIT'
Wishes our colleague, Cantor and Mrs. Anton A.
Rosenfeld a "Tsoischem L'Sholom" on their forth-
coming trip to Israel and Europe_
May "God" be with them and return them to us
B'Shorarn.
Cantor Hyman J. Adler
Pres.—Jewish Cantors Ministers
Association of Detroit

Camp Site Purchased by Chabad;
Gan Israel Located Near Fenton

Charles E. Feinberg. chair-
man of the camping committee
of the Merkos L'Inyonei Chi-
nuch, the educational move-
ments of th,- Chat-m(1. the move-
ment of the -'Luhavitcher Hasi-
dim, has purchased the 30-acre
camp site of the Flint Council
Boy Scouts of Arm rica on Pine
Lake, near Fenton, Mich., 61)
miles from Detroit
Beginning with July. a four-
week camping program will be
introduced On this site fur girls,
to he followed by a five-week
camping period for boys.
According to Feinherg. who
reports for the Chabad camping
project to function under the
name Camp Gan Israel, Inc.,
of Midwest, the camp also will
be made available for adult
groups for week-end meetings
and recreational activities after

Hebrew-Yiddish Shule
Adas Shalom Holds
Opens Registration
Ben Harold, school board Honors Convocations

chairman, announces that enroll-
ment for- the new fall term is
now open at the Hayim Green-
berg H eb r e w-Yiddish Shule,
19161 Schaefer.
All students attending this
school year have to re-register

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The following were elected
to the board of directors:
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
J. Dant°, Marshall F. Loewen-
stein, Marvin Novick, Fred-
erick E. Schatz, Gerald G. Shu-
mer, Robert Weiser, Marshall
J. Greenspan and Dr. and Mrs.

Can I Give

Thirty students will be award-
ed special prizes for outstanding
work and attendance during
two honors convocations at
10:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. at Adas Werner G. Heim.
Shalom Synagogue.
Many students also will be Oak-Woods Young
for the fall. New children from presented, by their teachers, Ker-
the ages of 3% to 13 are eligible en Ami certificates for regular Israel Elects Officers

to be enrolled in the various
departments—nursery, pre-first.
mechina (Sunday School) and
regular afternoon classes
For information, call the
office, UN 4-6319.

Helps All Israel?

Max Nusbaum has been elect-
ed president of Young Israel
The world's shortest alphabet Center of Oak-Woods.
Other officers are Samuel W.
is Hawaiian with 13 letters. The
longest is Hindu with more Platt and Joseph Klein, vice
presidents; Meyer Mandelbaum
than 47.
and David Bodzin, secretaries;
and Isadore Woron, treasurer.
Board members are David Ap-
plebaum, David Berris, Dr. Jacob
Goldman, Jerome KO/min, Salek
Lessman, Erry Loewenthal, Max
Raimi, Seymour Ribiat and Phil-
lip Stollman.
A joint installation for the
sisterhood and men's club will
be held Monday at the syna-
gogue. The public is invited.

contributions to charity.

Don Frohman Chorus

America's Finest

Don Frohman, Director

assisting

A Legacy That

Artist

Harry Klein — Virtuoso Violinist

Sunday Evening, May 17th, 8 30 P.M.
Mumford High Auditorium

Wyoming and Thatcher

for reservations call
LI 3-3253 or 'DI 1-3776
Tickets $1.50

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Beth Abraham Holds
Lag b'Omer Picnic

The annual Beth Abraham Re-
ligious School Lag b'Omer Picnic
will be held from 9:30 a.m. to
12:15 p.m. Sunday at Palmer
Park, according to Frank Leider-

man, Religious School director.
There will be hikes, games, prizes

and refreshments.
The Bezalel Group, led by
Miriam Goldman, will hold its
own picnic May 27. Children will
meet, with their parents, at 1:15
pin. and return at 4:30 p.m.
An Oneg Shabbat wil be held

at 1 p.m. May 26 for those regu-

larly attending junior youth serv-
ices.

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