Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Report
Meeting on Israel Progress Sunday
Reports on Israel's progress will
be submitted at a public meeting
arranged for Sunday evening, at
Young Israel of Northwest, 17376
Wyoming.
Major addresses will be deliv-
ered by Rabbi Isaac Stoliman, who
has just returned from attending
the dedication of the Yad Rabbi
Maimon in Israel, and Rabbi Sam-
H. Prero, who attended the semin-
ar of religious teachers held in
Jerusalem under auspices of the
Jewish Agency.
Israeli songs will be chanted
by Cantors Shabta Ackerman and
J. H. Sonenklar, who participated
in the Israel liturgical festival,
and Rabbis Eugene and Ernest
Greenfield will participate in the
program.
Israeli slides will be shown.
CONG.
ADAS YESHURIN
' Vandals Desecrate
Temple in Indiana
2625 Tyler
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Reasonable Prices
from 6-8 p.m.
For further information
TO 7-1128
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (JTA)
—The Michigan City police de-
partment announced it has detailed
additional patrols in the vicinity
of Sinai Temple, to discourage a
repetition of an incident last week
in which obscenities and other
markings were found on the walls
of the temple. Terming the in-
cident an "outrage," a police
spokesman attributed the desecra-
tion to "juvenile vandals."
CONGREGATION
B'NAI ISRAEL
OF PONTIAC
143 ONEIDA RD.
Telephone: FE 5-1740
PONTIAC, MICH.
Cordially Invites You
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
Membership Chairman
Irving Prizant
Ticket Chairman
Ralph Merkovitz
Tel.:
FE 4-4602 or FE 4-7031
Tel:
FE 4-2579 or 682-3331
B'-n,ai David School
SUNDAY and MIDWEEK HEBREW CLASSES
For Boys and Girls — 3rd thru 10th Grades
Also: Sunday School for Kindergarten,
First and Second Grades with Hebrew-
enriched program.
1 Block West of Southfield Rd.
2 Blocks South of 10 Mile Rd.
ALL CLASSES BEGIN SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 13th, 1964
Non-Members Accepted
Register Now at Synagogue Office
24350 SOUTHFIELD ROAD
Dr. Richard C. Hertz, senior
rabbi of Temple Beth El, an-
nounces that arrangements have
been completed to transfer the
Sunday section of the religious
school (pre-kindergarten through
grade 6) to the Northbrook Ele-
mentary Public School, 19080 W.
12 Mile Road, between Southfield
and Evergreen. Classes will meet
on Sunday morning from 9:45 a.m.
to 12:15 p.m.
Dr. Hertz stated: "We want to
remain a metropolitan congrega-
tion and still interest the grow-
ing number of suburban families
who look to Beth El for leader-
ship and instruction. These changes
are experimental in nature. We
will continue to do everything we
can to teach Judasim to our child-
ren, wherever they live. Beth El
has the resources and the zeal to
do so. With the cooperation of the
parents and the enthusiasm of the
children, this coming year will be
a challenging and fruitful period
for training our children in the
meaning and values of the Jewish
faith."
The Saturday section of the Reli-
gious School (grades 2 through 9)
will continue to meet at the Temp-
le on Woodward and Gladstone on
Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to noon.
The high school department
(grades 10 through 12) will con-
tinue to meet at the Temple Sun-
days, from 10 a.m. to noon.
The Bar-Bas Mitzvah mid-week
classes and the pre-confirmation
class mid-week sessions will be
EL 6 8210
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held at the Robert Frost Public
School, 9 Mile Road and Scotia.
The opening session of the Sat-
urday section of the religious
school will be held Sept. 19, and
the opening session of the Sunday
section will be held Sept. 20:
Both sections will meet at the
Temple Sept. 19, 20, 26 and 27.
An orientation session for new-
ly enrolled children and their par-
ents will be held at the Temple
Saturday, Sept. 12, 10 a.m.
A teachers' institute will be held
at the Temple Sunday, Sept. 13, at
9 a.m.
I
CONG. SHOMREY EMUNAH
Schaefer at Clarita announces
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
in the Air-Conditioned Main Sanctuary
AUXILIARY SERVICES
will also be held in the Air-Conditioned
19161 Schaefer
L.Z.I. Auditorium
Rabbi S. Flom and a New York Cantor Will Officiate
Tickets for reserved seats at both locations will be available at
Synagogue 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. and ALL DAY SUNDAY
For more information call Mr. Leo Laufer, Ticket Chairman
e
UN 4 4355 or DI 1-9061
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50th ANNIVERSARY MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Cong regation Akavas
Northwest Young Israel
Expands Youth Program
Harry L. Blitz, president of
Young Israel of Northwest Detroit,
announces the establishment of the
Benz Leadership Institute Courses,
which will be given at 17376
Wyoming.
The courses will be open to high
school and college students who
desire to prepare for youth group
leadership. They will be under the
direction of Rabbi Samuel H.
Prero, and will consist of a series
of 20 one-hour lectures and group
sessions presented by experts in
the field.
The Terrace Allan Post High
School Study Group will meet
three times weekly for sessions of
one and one-half hours each. The
subject matter will consist of
Mishna, the Prophets, Laws and
Customs and Jewish History. A
parallel class for college women
is being formed. For information
call the Young Israel office, UN
1-7691.
* * *
Sam S. Novetsky, vice president
of Young Israel in charge of Re-
ligious Services, announces that,
as has been the practice of Young
Israel in the past, Jewish mem-
bers of the armed forces are in-
vited to participate in the High
Holy Day Services and will be
assigned seats without charge.
Goldstein to Deliver
Temple Israel Sermon
Meeting at McKinley School
Transportation Provided
Temple Beth El Moves Some Religious School Sections
Into Two Public Schools in Suburban Areas
Chrles L. Goldstein, a past presi-
dent of Temple Israel, will occupy
the pulpit of that congregation
this Friday night
at Sabbath Eve
services begi n-
ning at 8:30 p.m.
The subject of
his sermon will
be "Moses, Ex-
tremist or Mod-
erate?"
An
attorney,
C. L. Goldstein active in numer-
ous professional, civic and commu-
nal organizations, Goldstein serves
as lay rabbi at Temple Bnai Israel
in Monroe, Mich., a post he has
occupied now for the past six
years.
Goldstein also conducts the
daily service at Temple Israel,
held Monday to Thursday at 5:45
p.m. and Sunday morning at 9:30
a.m.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22 Friday, August 21, 1964
19190 Schaefer at 7 Mile Road
Commemorating its 50th Year
* in honor of our new spiritual leader
* the opening of our new Auditorium
is offering to you and your family
SPECIAL MEMBERSHIPS
in a campaign to join our active 400 members. This is an
opportunity for young couples to affiliate with a growing
synagogue which offers educational, social, and youth pro-
grams in our Northwest community.
SLICHOT SERVICES AUGUST 29, MIDNIGHT
RABBI SEYMOUR M. PANITZ
CANTOR SIMON BERMANIS
Choir directed by Charles Weinberg
Choir will also perform during High Holydays
SOCIAL AT 10 P.M. PRECEDING SERVICES
SUPPLEMENTARY HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES
RABBI EMANUEL APPELBAUM, officiating
CANTOR SHALOM GRUEN of .Grossingers
IN OUR NEW
AIR CONDITIONED AUDITORIUM
YOUTH SERVICES IN LARGE CHAPEL
JUNIOR CONGREGATIONS AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Office Open Monday to Thursday
Evenings 7:30 to 10:00 p.m.
Sundays 9 to 1 p.m.
For Further Information call
UN. 4-6428 or
UN. 4-6987
50th ANNIVERSARY MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
.