Happy Hanuka Promised at Hebrew Schools THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS The graduating classes of Adas Shalom-Beth Aaron and Southfield branches of the United Hebrew Schools will hear Rabbi Leonard Cahan speak on "Hanuka in Japan" at a latke party 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Adas Shalom Syna- gogue. Rabbi Cahan, assistant rabbi at Adas Shalom, spent several years as a chaplain in Japan. The pro- gram also will include a play writ- ten and presented by Natan Gold- enberg's graduating class of the Southfield branch and community singing under the direction of Cantor Nicholas Fenakel. Staff members of Adas Sha- lom-Beth Aaron branches will conduct their annual workshop for parents and students 11 a.m. Sunday at Beth Aaron Synagogue. The Southfield branch will hold a Hanuka assembly at Birney School 11 a.m., Dec. 11. Students will present a program of plays, songs and dance. Plight of Soviet Jews to Be Enacted in Citywide Youth Program at Center * * * school hours by volunteers of the Parent Teachers Organization. A workshop for parents and students, under the supervision of the staff, will be held 9:15 a.m. Sunday in the auditorium of the Esther Berman Building. On Dec. 11, students will present a Hanuka program during regular school hours, and 8 p.m. Dec. 15 parents, students and staff will participate in a Hanuka program. Junior congregation services Dec. 10 will include the Hanuka Plans have been completed for resenting a number of different groups. The presentation will ning Committee Hanuka Program, deal with the plight of Soviet to be held Dec. 10. Jewry and the symbolic freedom The program will begin with a theme of Hanuka. torchlight parade from the Labor There will be an Israeli social Zionist Institute at 7 p.m. The following the program. The Cen- parade will continue on Seven Mile ter's Young Dancers Guild, mem- Road to Curtis and down Curtis to bers of Habonim, Hashomer Hat- the Jewish Center. where a pro- zair, and Jewish Parents Institute * * * gram will begin at 8. Teen Group will lead and teach Featured will be songs, dances, old and new Israeli dances. Maccabean Duck Shoot Set Up at Carnival This program is open to all Adas Shalom United Synagogue coordinator, announces there will poetry reading and dramatic pres- Youth's annual Hanuka Carnival be many games, such as Mac- entations by Jewish youth groups. youth at a nominal charge. The highlight will be an origi- will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday cabean Duck Shoot, The Path to nal Hanuka play, written by a at the synagogue. Freedom and Hannah's Happy For the HY Spot Louis Rosen, youth education Honeymoons. There are over 100 group member, with actors rep- Of Your Affair prizes to win at each game, and Music by the refreshments stand will fea- J. J. CLARKE STUDIO ture hot dogs. The entire commu- Portraiture of Distinction For Your Weddings nity is welcome at a small charge. Youth ews Students of the Cohn branch will perform at a Hanuka assembly 11 a.m., Dec. 11 at the Cohn Building. Borman branch students will see magic performed by Magical Mel at their building 10 a.m., Dec. 11. The Esther Berman branch gift shop has a large assortment of ROCK OF AGES Hanuka items and baked goods. Rock of ages, let our song Business is conducted during Praise Thy saving power; Thou amidst the raging foes West our shelt-ring tower. Furious they assailed us But Thine arm availed us And Thy word • Broke their sword When our own strength failed us. MO-OZ TSUR Bnai Moshe Sophomore Chapter, Mo-Oz tsur y'shu-o-si, United Synagogue Youth will hold L-cho no-eh l'sha-be-ach a "Dreidel Drag Dance" 8:30 p.m. Tik-kon bes t'fil-o-si, Saturday in the synagogue youth V'shom todoh nza-be-ach lounge. L'es tochirn mat-be-ach Refreshments, games and a live Mits-tsor ham-mna-be-ach band, "Sands of Time," will be Oz eg'mor featured. All 7th and 8th graders B'shir miz-mor. are invited at a charge. Ha-nu-kas ham-miz-be-ach. LITTLE CANDLE FIRES Sue Blum is adviser to the chap- ter. On this night * * * Let us light ( *) little candle fires Third through sixth graders of , USY will meet 2 p.m. Sunday at Tis a sight the synagogue and then proceed to 0, so bright ! (*) little candle fires the rink for a roller skating party. The clubs are under the direction They say "Fight of Ronnie Sussman and Marshall For the Right" Say little candle fires Cohen. So this night * * * .Let us light The Senior USY Chapter will (*) little candle fires hold a general meeting 7:30 p.m. (*) On each of the nights Sunday in the youth lounge. Victor of Hanuka sing the Roth is adviser. Also meeting correct numbers Sunday will be the Arts and Crafts Club, under the direction of Eileen Davis and Aviva Nobel. They'll Gan Israel Reunion get together at 1:30 p.m. in the to Bring Together board room. Hanuka Songs Bnai Moshe USY Plans to Spin at Dreidel Drag * * * Delegates who represented Bnai Moshe at the USY fall board meet- ing in Youngstown, 0., last week- end were Marshall Cohen, presi- dent of Senior USY at Bnai Moshe, Joyce Horowitz, Lynne Reed, Irene Kupfer, Elaine Tanzman and Avery Harris. ISRAEL Stay at the hotel in a class by itself" We didn't say this about the Shera- ton-Tel Aviv. - Hundreds of visiting tourists did — when polled by a lead- ing Israeli newspaper! Sheraton Tel Aviv: enjoy its private - beach beside the Mediterranean, air- conditioned rooms, superb food, nearby golf, spectacular entertain. ment in the hotel's own night- club. For Insured Reserva- tions at Guaranteed Rates, see your Travel Agent. Or tall WO 1-8000. LSHERATON-TEL AVIVj theme. Parents - are invited to at- tend services and a luncheon to be served in the auditorium of the Esther Berman Building. All grades of the Bnai Moshe branch will perform playlets based on Hanuka at their special assem- blies during school hours at the synagogue Dec. 14 and 15. Parent-teacher organizations are assisting with the plans and pro- viding the refreshments for the affairs. PTO volunteers will act as hostesses. Friday, December 2, 1966-27 Boys From 10 Cities Hundreds of boys from Detroit, Windsor, Toronto, London, Cincin- nati, New York, Montreal, Newark, Flint and Pittsburgh will gather in Oak Park for a Camp Gan Israel reunion the weekend of Dec. 10. Camp Gan Israel is an Orthodox Jewish summer camp. The children will be taken on trips to places of interest in De- troit and vicinity. They will be en- tertained by their counselors and staff, as well as by professional entertainers and will be treated to camp-style banquets accompanied by singing and dancing. The reunion programs will cen- ter around the Mishkan Israel Synagogue. Snowtime Session Set at Camp Shomria * * `Seminars on Theology' Held for U-M Students The Atid group at the University of Michigan is sponsoring a series of monthly seminars Wednesday evenings, devoted to "Modern Trends in Jewish Theology," led by Rabbi Leonard Cahan of Adas Shalom Synagogue. Any student interested in par- ticipating may contact Rabbi White in Ann Arbor or Rabbi Caban, UN 4-7474. They Made the Grade Former All-City quarterback ALEX TISCHLER, 18915 Stoepel, showed that he will be ready for promotion to the Wayne State Uni- versity football varsity next year as the lanky signal-caller led the junior varsity team in four cate- gories in their abbreviated two- game season. The 6-3, 195-pound Tischler, passed for 112 yards, ran for 46 more and had 158 yards in total offense, all team-leading marks. 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Harold's name was erroneously omitted from the synagogue list last Friday. • PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES ACCURATELY FILLED Oneg Shabbat Program Agudath Israel of Detroit an- nounces a new oneg Shabbat pro- gram has been initiated at Cong. Shomrey Eniunah for boys and girls age 4-7 in the upper North- west area. Groups meet at 3 p.m. Saturdays for games, dances and refresh- ments. Morris Dorn and Meyer Wein- garden have provided refreshments for similar programs at Congs. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah and Bnai Zion. SZO Leaders to Discuss Security Policies in ME NEW YORK More than 100 members of the Student Zionist. Organization — leaders of their college campus groups — are ex- pected to attend a three-day sem- inar on "Security Policies in Is- rael and the Middle East," this weekend at Weiss' Farm, South Branch, N.J. The seminar is spon- sored by the Mid-Atlantic Region of SZO. — "Camp Shomria-Winter Session" will be held Dec. 25-29 at Kensing- ton Metropolitan Park. 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