Lubavitcher Exhibit at New York World's Fair Classes will begin Sept. Is at the United Hebrew Schools Building, 31840 W. Seven Mile. Children from age 3 may be reg- istered for classes ranging from The religious committee of Liv- nursery through fourth grade, and onia Jewish Congregation an- possibly higher, depending upon nounces Rosh Hashanah and Yom registration. Kippur services again will be led by Dr. Sylvan Ginsburgh, with Cantor Henry J. Blank chanting the liturgy, at Carpenters Hall 22521 Grand River. For ticket information, call Sol Raimi, KE 2-4986, Morris Gural, WE ARE SPECIALISTS GR 4-0747, or Stan Finkelstein, TERMS AS LOW SAS GR 4-5649. Tickets also may be Plus AND TOWING Pan AVAILABLE J%1 27.50 purchased from Asher Smith Phar- macy. Quality Service Factory Livonia Congregation Readies for Holidays, Sunday School Term Transmission Trouble? * 4: * The congregation will hold reg- istration for Sunday school classes 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 30 and Sept. 6 at the synagogue building on W. Seven Mile and Osmus. Since 1923 Guarantee HARLEY CITRIN'S Grand Auto Replacement Parts 3300 Grand River TE 1-5353 CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL OF PONTIAC 143 ONEIDA RD. Telephone: FE 5-1740 PONTIAC, MICH. Cordially Invites You One or the Lubavitcher exhibits sponsored by the Merkos L'Invonei Chinuch, the educational arm of the Lubavitcher movement, is at New York's World's Fair, in the form of a Merkos Bookshoppe where a complete array of Merkos books and publications are on exhibit and available to the public. Also participating in this exhibit is the Lubavitcher pub- lishing house, Kehot Publication Society, the world's largest publisher of Chassidic literature. The Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch maintains another exhibit in the Hall of Education Pavillion which portrays the his- tory of the Chabad-Lubavitch Movement since its inception nearly 200 years ago, and its subsequent globe spanning expansion. Merkos is the only Jewish organization to maintain multiple exhibits at the World's Fair. Oak-Woods Young Israel Starts Registration for School Programs Registration for a -full scale Talmud Torah program is now go- ing on at the Young Israel Center of Oak-Woods, 24061 Coolidge. Oak Park. An innovation in this year's scheduling will provide three days of instruction, instead of four. The educational program calls for a one-day session for five and six year olds and the full schedule of three days. for 7-13 year olds in a graded curriculum leading to graduation. A post-graduate course for boys and girls 13-16 includes a youth leadership training program and Sunday breakfast club. Special instruction for Bar Mitzvah is also provided. Candidates must have the equivalent of five years in- struction to qualify. Members of the faculty are Rabbi Nissim H. Hayward, princi- pal, Miss Goldie Zucker, Mrs. Naomi Marasow and Rabbi Eli Friedman. Rabbi James I. Gordon Ivrith b'Ivrith Method in New Akiva Day School will supervise the program. Rabbi Manfred Pick, principal will be required to undergo test- Classes open Sept. 13. For infor- of the Akiva Hebrew Day School,1 ing in determining ability to com- mation call 546-6662. announced that the method of in- ply with the standards of the struction for the Hebrew depart- school. Eighty-five children have al- ment would be Ivrith b'Ivrith- that is. the language of instruction ready registered for the new school that will open Sept. 14 at will be in Hebrew. the Labor Zionist Institute. To create the homogeneity ne- Due to the school policy of lim- cessary for the smooth functioning iting the size of classes, registra- • • • S of the school, all students will be tion in the second grade has al- required to be on the same level ready been closed. A few openings or grade for both Hebrew and still exist in the other grades English departments. from kindergarten through five. Students seeking admission for For information call the school, the new academic year 1965-66 342-9119. To Join Its Growing Membership Membership Privileges Include: • 'High Holy Day Seating • Jr. Congregation • Youth Services • Adult Education • Congregational Hebrew & Sunday School • Free Tuition—Modest Registration for Books • Bar-Bas Mitzvah Services—Use of Social Facilities at Reduced Costs And Many Others MODEST MEMBERSHIP DUES * BUILDING FUND Isaac Katz, Cantor Israel Goodman, Rabbi Ticket Chairman Membership Chairman Ralph Herkovitz Irving Prizant Tel.: FE 4-4602 or FE 4-7031 Tel.: FE 4-2579 or 682-3331 United Hebrew Schools ... NOW enrolling Non-Denominational Service P ays Tribute to War Dead Brigadier General S.L.A. Mar- shall, author and military analyst, will be the main speaker at the 16th annual Victory Day service, Sunday 3 p.m. Michigan's Gold Star. Mothers and White Chapel Cemetery, East Long Lake Road at Crooks Road, sponsor this event in commemorat- ing Victory Day and honoring the dead of both World Wars as well as the Korean conflict. Non-denominational services will be held at the Four Freedom Mon- ument in the White Chapel site dedicated to those Who gave their lives in these three conflicts. There will be a brief parade feat- N.Y. Hospital Reports Deficit NEW YORK (JTA) — Mount Sinai Hospital here showed an operating deficit of $4,951,371 de- spite the fact that its operating receipts, totaling $17,083,367, last year, were the highest in the in- stitution's history. That was shown in the hospital's annual report, which reported record disburse- ments of $22,034,738, against the high operating receipts. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 14, 1964 21 uring the Redford Highlanders Pipe Band, the Maruaders Drum and Bugle Corps and commemora- tive speechs by prominent citizens. The event, to which the public is invited, annually draws an at- tendance in excess of 10,000 per- sons. Boston Parents View Synagogue Vandalism with Tears, Shrugs BOSTON — Surveying the more than $15,000 in damage resulting from the recent vandalism of Bos- ton's New England Hebrew Aca- demy Temple by their 10-12 year old children, seven sets of parents registered very different reactions. According to the chairman of the Jewish Council on Inter-com- munity Relations, Arthur Schloss- berg, "Some parents cried, others just shrugged and the kids stood without saying anything." The children blamed the oldest among them, a girl, for sparking the vandalism, but could offer no concrete reasons for their actions. Schlossberg gave the vandals and their parents a special tour of the ravaged synagogue, where the children had torn up prayer books and Bibles, damaged the organ, spilled ink over the rug, torn draperies from the walls and smashed hundreds of memorial bulbs. students for September classes The United Hebrew Schools' curricu- lum is a program of studies for the Amer- ican Jewish child, and is based on Jewish values. It includes Bible, Jewish History, Hebrew, Holiday Celebrations, and par- ticipation in Synagogue, Home and Jew- ish Community Life. The program is designed to meet the five-year study requirement for Bar Mitz- vah. And Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah training are included at no extra cost. Branches: Ados Shalom Branch 7045 Curtis Beth Aaron Branch 18000 Wyoming Beth Abraham Branch 8110 W. Seven Mile Bnai Moshe Branch 14390 W. Ten Mile Borman-Beth Moses Branch 21355 W. Seven Mile Esther Berman Branch 18977 Schaefer Oak Park Branch 15110 W. Ten Mile Beginning in September, most branches will have classes three days a week, two hours a day. Special services at UHS include the Schools' 10,000-volume library; a tutorial program for special problems; and bus transportation. Application for September enrollment should be made NOW. Avoid any delay or interruption in your child's Hebrew education. Samuel and Maly Cohn Branch 31840 W. Seven Mile, Livonia Hebrew High School 18977 Schaefer Midrasha (College of Jewish 18977 Schaefer Studies) Nursery School 15110 W. Ten Mile Southfield Branch Schoenhals School 10 1 /2 Mile and Southwood Affiliated Schools: Sholem Aleichem 19350 Greenfield Abraham Reisen 18340 W. Seven Mile Shimon Dubnov Mittleshule Temple Emanuel 14450 W. Ten Mile Beth Yehudah Afternoon Schools 17376 Wyoming 15400 W. Ten Mile United Hebrew Schools of Detroit 18977 Schaefer .■■ •11•1111 ■ 1111• ■ Diamond 1-3407