Religious Schools
Plan Exercises
Following are graduation
services other than those listed
for confirmands, consecrants
and 12th grade graduates on
the pages devoted as an annual
service to our readers which
appears in this edition on pages
20-21:
Temple Emanu-El will hold
its service for 12 Hebrew School
graduates 8:15 p.m. today in
the Temple.
Cong. Beth Aaron Religious
School will hold exercises for
30 eighth grade graduates 10
a.m. Sunday at the synagogue.
Temple Israel Hebrew School
will hold closing exercises 10:30
a.m. Saturday at the Temple.
Adas Shalom Religious School
will hold services for 48 Junior
Division graduates 10 a.m. Sun-
day at the synagogue.
Beth Shalom PTO
Holds Family Picnic
It
The Cong. Beth Shalom Par-
ent-Teacher Organization an-
nual family picnic will be held
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the
Pontiac Lake Recreation Area,
announced Mrs. Robert White,
chairman.
Swimming and other sports,
refreshments and cooking fa-
cilities will be featured. Sun-
day School teachers will super-
vise the games. Report cards
will be distributed.
Yeshiva Ladies Detroiters' Role in Yeshiva U. to Be Told at Dinner
The dinner to take place tin, 3742 Leslie, is a sophomore Cohen, of 10919 Cherrylawn.
to Hold Banquet Wednesday,
Three freshmen are enrolled
June 6, at Cobo studying physics.
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah will hold its 37th an-
nual banquet June 6 at the
Rainbow T e r r a c e, announces
President Mrs. Isadore Levin.
Proceds from the affair will
be used for the support of the
girls' school of the Yeshivah,
according- to Mrs. Louis
Honigman,
chairman. Mrs.
H onigman
appealed to
the Jewish
women's or-
ganizations in
the corrunun-
ity to be rep-
resented by a
committee a t
the event.
Reservations Mrs. Levin
from men are invited as well,
according to Mrs. Milton Wins-
ton, secretary of the Ladies.
The banquet will feature an
address by Rabbi S. P. Wohl-
gelernter and musical selections
by Cantor Berenholtz.
The public is invited. For
reservations. call Mrs. Walter
Epstein, DI 1-3523, or Mrs.
Pearl Leader.
The Industrial Development
Research Program aimed at aid-
ing Michigan industry has been
established by the Institute of
Science and Technology at the
I University of Michigan.
HABONIM – Labor Zionist Youth
invites the community to attend their
M'LAVAH MALKAH
SATURDAY, MAY 26th, 8:30 P.M.
Morris L. Scheyer Auditorium — 19161 Schaefer
Reception in honor of new Shaliach from Israel "Next Year in
Jerusalem" — Humorous presentation about new immigrants
in Israel — Songs and Dances of Israel.
REFRESHMENTS
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
JUST SO
YOU'LL KNOW
ALL CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 11
ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR REGISTRATION THIS SUMMER
IN THE
SHAAREY ZEDEK
DAY CAMP
4 WEEK SESSION
July 2 to July 27
3 WEEK SESSION
July 30 to August 17
$16.00 WEEKLY
(Non-members rate)
Transportation available
DI 1-4411
For Further Information
JOIN THE ENTIRE NORTHWEST
COMMUNITY THIS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR THE DEDICA-
TION CEREMONIES OF THE NEW
BUILDING OF
YOUNG ISRAEL of NORTHWEST
17376 Wyoming Avenue
MAY 27, 1962 at 2:00 P.M.
A Reception Tendered by the
Sisterhood Will Follow the Ceremonies
Hall, when David Goldberg will
be honored at a testimonial
dinner sponsored by the Detroit
Friends of Yeshiva University,
will be a dual celebration —
Goldberg's 60th birthday and
the university's 75th anniver-
sary.
Alumni of Yeshiva Univer-
sity have played prominent
roles in the spiritual, intellec-
tual and educational life of the
Detroit area for many years.
Rabbis trained at the university
have served as leaders of De-
troit congregations, and profes-
sional men, educated there,
have contributed to the city's
growth and development.
Edward C. Levy has been
named general chairman of the
dinner.
John E. Lurie is dinner chair-
man.
Abraham Borman is chair-
man of the Detroit Friends of
Yeshiva University, Daniel A.
Laven is treasurer, and Nathan
I. Goldin, secretary.
Proceeds of the dinner will
be allocated for the mainte-
nance of the university's activi-
ties, including an annual mil-
lion dollar program of scholar-
; ship assistance to gifted stu-
dents of limited financial
means.
Yeshiva University alumni
residing in Detroit include Dr.
Jacob E. Goldman, of Oak Park,
assistant director, Science La-
boratories. Ford Motor Co.;
Rabbi Hayim Donin, Congrega-
tion Bnai David; Rabbi Stanley
Greenberg, of the Jewish Com-
munity Council staff; Rabbi Hy-
man Agress, Evergreen Jewish
Congregation; Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler, Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek; Rabbi Samuel S. Stollman,
Congregation Shaar Hashomay-
im, Windsor, and others.
At Yeshiva College. the uni-
versity's undergraduate school
of liberal arts and sciences for
men. Daniel B. Kapustin. son
of Rabbi and Mrs. Max Kapus-
Jewish War Vets
to Hold Memorial
Day Services
The Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans, will hold
its Annual Memorial Day Serv-
ice 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mach-
pelah Cemetery.
Jack Schwartz. Department
commander. and Esther Feld.
Department president. will lead
the contingent and Rabbi Israel
Halpern of Cong. Beth Abraham
will officiate.
At 2 p.m.. the Jewish War
Veterans will join with other
veteran organizations in the
Memorial Day Parade.
Bnai Moshe Holds
Memorial Services
Cong. Bnai Moshe will honor
the nation's war dead with patri-
otic exercises noon Wednesday,
Memorial Day, at Oakview Ceme-
tery, Royal Oak, jointly with the
Bloch-Rose Post, Jewish War Vet-
erans.
Rabbi Mores Lehrman will
deliver the address and Cantor
Louis Klein will chant appro-
priate prayers. Others partici-
pating will be Sam Skupsky,
Commander of the Post. and
Norbert Reinstein. B'nai Moshe
president.
Temples Hold Joint
Memorial Service
The annual memorial service
of Temple Beth El, Temple Is-
rael and Temple Emanu-EI will
be held at Beth El Memorial
Park 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme will
speak on "Eternal Love." Rabbi
Leon Fram, Rabbi Harold D.
Hahn. Dr. Richard C. Hertz and
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum will
participate in the service. The
choirs of Temple Beth El and
Temple Israel will render the
musical portion of the service.
Other area students enrolled
at Yeshiva College are Ralph
Cheifetz, 504 Hull, and Irving
M. Cohen, 1282 Victoria, both
in Windsor.
At Stern College for Women,
the Detroit student is Sherill N.
at Stern College: Marilyn Car-
man, 23551 Wildwood, Oak
Park, an education major; Pearl
Portnoy, 4253 Leslie, who is
majoring in English; and Chana
Prero, 17357 Ohio, a biology
major.
DETROIT JEWISH FOLK CHORUS
presents
37th Annual Spring Concert
Harvey Schreibman, conductor
in the Premier Performance of
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7
tr
BABI-YAR
Poem
_ : EVGENY YEVTUSHENKO — Music: VLADIMIR HEIFETZ
Soloitsts: RUTH GOLDMAN and SIDNEY RESNICK
CANTOR LOUIS DANTO
Guest Artist — world Renown Tenor
THE LONESOME TRAIN
a,
re
Millard Lampe!
Earl Robinson
ROBERT NOLAN SINGERS
YOUTH CHORUS
AUDRIAN ROGERS, choreographer RICHARD GREEN, narrator
SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd — 8 P.M.
Scottish Rite Cathedral — Masonic Temple
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM MEMBERS OF THE
CHORUS OR CALL DI 1-9231 or BR 2-0330
,)4ritrilizistration
of the
13etl? Yeluccialz &Lois
expresses its sincere appreciation to all those who
helped make the Rabbi Leizer Levin Testimonial
Dinner such a resounding success. And in particular to
NATHAN P. ROSSEN, Dinner Chairman
MORRIS DORN
ISADORE SOSNICK
and all others who worked for and participated in the dinner
Sincere thanks arc also due to Congregation ,
Shomoyim, for generously furnishing its facilities without charge;
Dorn Fruit and Produce Company for donating all produce
needed; and Horowitz Kosher Catering Company, for catering
the dinner at cost.
May they all find satisfaction in the knowledge
that, thanks to them, the Scholarship Fund of the Beth
Yehudah Schools is in a position to maintain its vital
work for Detroit Jewish youth.
The Community
is cordially invited to attend the
OPEN HOUSE
of the new camp site of
Camp Gan Israel
of the Midwest
SUNDAY, JUNE 24 — 2-5 P.M.
Refreshments
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Entertainment
Honors will be bestowed upon those who helped
generously towards the establishment of the camp.
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This fabulous 30 acre camp site, fully equippedith
20 buildings, situated on Pine Lake near Fenton, Mich-
igan, 60 miles from Detroit, was formally used by the
Flint Council Boy Scouts of America.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND
TRANSPORTATION CALL
869-7928 — or — 869-0334
Charles E. Feinberg
Chairman
Harry Schumer
Co-Chairman
William Hordes
Treasurer
Executive Committee
Reuben Axelrod, Max Biber, Ernest Citrin, Harry Citrin, Jacob
Field, David Goldberg, Max Osnos, Julius Rotenberg, Isadore
Starr, Dr. Israel Weiner and George Zalman
Women's Committee
Mrs. Sam Aaron, Mrs. Max Biber, Mrs. Herbert Eskin, Mrs,
William Hordes and Mrs. Morris L. Scheyer
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