Detroit Rabbis Will Dedicate Sabbath
Services to Allied Jewish Campaign
Detroit's rabbis will partici-
pate in the 1963 Allied Jewish
Campaign, by marking the 25th
anniversary of the United Jewish
Appeal at this week's Sabbath
services.
The rabbis have issued a
formal proclamation to be read
to their congregants and to be
printed in congregational bulle-
tins. In many synagogues and
temples, prominent laymen who
are volunteer campaign officers
or workers will deliver sermons.
Campaign Chairman Charles H.
Gershenson a n d Federation
President Max M. Fisher will
each deliver a sermonette at
Friday evening services at Tem-
ple Beth El.
The rabbi s' proclamation,
called "A Call, to Co.nscience,"
reads:
"The Allied Jewish Cam-
paign is a source of strength
for every cause which Juda-
ism holds dear. Not only does
it meet. the needs of our
brethren overseas and in Is-
rael, but it provides in our
own community the instru-
ments with which to heal the
sick, comfort the troubled,
feed the hungry, settle the
uprooted, care for the orphan
and aged, and support the
educational institutions which
guide our children in the
faith of our fathers.
"Throughout Israel's history,
the synagogue has always occu-
pied the central place in the
life of the community and in
the heart of the individual Jew.
The mitzvah of Tzedakah (phil-
anthropy) has always been
among his first concerns, call-
ing upon each and every mem-
ber of the community to share
the bounties of life with his
fellowmen.
"To help launch and assure
the success of our 1963 Allied
Jewish Campaign, and to com-
memorate the 25th Anniversary
of the United Jewish Appeal,
we, the spiritual leaders of this
great community in American
Israel, now call upon every con-
gregational member to give
generously of his substance, of
his time, and of his effort to
the Allied Jewish Campaign of
greater Detroit, and to provide
such support to the very limits
of his capacity..
"The synagogues and their
spiritual leaders have served
as constant reminders to our
people of the sanctity and im-
Shaarey Zedek to Present Detroit
Symphony in Its Family Concert
The Men's Club and Young'
Married League of Cong. Shaa-
rey Zedek announce that Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar and violinist
Mischa Mischakoff will appear
as guest soloists with the De
troit Symphony Orchestra 8
p.m. March 25 at .Ford Audi-
torium.
The program, conducted by
Valter Poole, will include:
Bernstein, Overture to "Can-
dide"; Bruch, Violin Concerto
No. 1, G minor; Goldmark,
Dances' from "The' Queen of
Sheba"; Cantor Sonenklar: Mo-
zart, II mio tesoro, from "Don
Giovanni"; Lavry, "Kacka" (ar-
ranged by Dan Frohrnan for
string orcY estra); Ravel, "La
Valse," A Choreographic Poem.
Dr. Samuel Krohn, Leonard
Barton and Eliot Charlip, co-
chairmen of the Second Annual
Shaarey Zedek Family Concert,
announce that tickets may be
reserved by calling the syna-
gogue office, 357-5544.
portance of the people's' Obli-
gations to communal needS,
bearing in mind Hillel's wise'
words: 'Do not separate your
self from the community-7-Al
Tifrosh Min Hatzibur.'
"Let the Sabbath service of
March 16, 1963, be the occasion
when our .people will gather: in
their houses of worship to give
thanks to G-d for the 25 years
of world-wide dedicated serv-
ices by the UJA and to reaffirm
their consecration to the great
effort now at hand of the 196 3
Allied Jewish Campaign.
The proclamation is signed
by Rabbis Morris Adler, David
Bakst, Ha y im Donin, Leon
Fram, Israel Flam, Leo Y. Gold-
man, Benjamin H. Gorrelek,
Irwin Groner, Harold H. Hahn,
•Israel Halpern, Richard C.
Hertz, Max Kupustin, Moses
Lehrman, Leizer Levin, Joel. J.
Litke, Samuel H. Prero, Milton
Rosenbaum, Jacob E. Segal,
Joshua S. Sperka, Joshua Spirt),
Issac Stollman, Robert Syme.
Dr. Dreyfuss Named
Belgium Chief Rabbi
BRUSSELS, (JTA)—Dr. Rob-
ert Dreyfuss, Chief Rabbi of the
Department of Moselle; France,
has been appointed Chief Rabbi
of Belgium, the Belgian Central
Jewish Consistory announced.
Born in France, Dr. Dreyfuss
served as rabbi in Brussels
from 1948 to 1955. The Belgian
Jewish community has been
without a Chief Rabbi for many
years.
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