THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 4, 1972-25
rrouue Will Open Its Doors in Farmington
Next NIonth
New Hasidic Sync lt,
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If,
A new synagogue, Cong. Bais
Chabad, will open its doors in
Farmington. The synagogue is a
contemporary Hasidic congrega-
tion affiliated with the Ifabad- Lu-
bavitch organization of Greater
Detroit.
The synagogue hopes to com-
bine the tradition of hasidic mys-
ticism with an articulate contemp-
orary approach. In this way, the
congregation hopefully will prove
attractive to those who seek ration-
Northwest
Young Israel
6 Mile-Wyoming Area
HIGH HOLIDAY
SERVICES
Everyone Welcome
at explanations of Judaism, yet
who also long for the genuine
emotional and mystical experience
of prayer.
Housed in a
modern building
with an auditor-
ium, classrooms
and full facilities
for all synagogue
and youth activi-
ties Cong. Bais
Chahad is located
2 8 5 5 5 Middle-
belt near 13
Mile Rd. in Farm-
Rabbi Kagan
ington.
With an eye to participation
lby students in its programs, the
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synagogue is within a 40-minute
drive from the campuses of the
University of Michigan, Oakland
University, Wayne State Uni-
versity and Oakland Community
College.
Lubavitch Academy in Brooklyn.
He received his rabbinical ordina-
tion at the Lubavitch Rabbinical
College of Canada in Montreal
where he continued his studies at
the post-graduate level.
In 1966 Rabbi Kagan came to
Oak Park, to assume the position
of public relations officer of the
Central Organization for Jewish
Education of the Greater Detroit
area.
Since 1969 Rabbi Kagan has
been associate rabbi of the Luba•
vitcher Center of Greater De-
troit and principal of Mishkan
Israel Religious School. For the
past five years he has moderated
and run the "Lubavitch Jewish
Hour," a local radio program.
Rabbi Kagan has lectured on
Hasidism and conducted "Encount-
ers with Lubavitch Hasidim at -
A WAY OUT
Army Bases, high schools, syna-
gogues, community centers and
A good many people sl,iive to
college campuses all over the think to keep from slaving.
United States. He is campus rabbi
of Oakland University and lec-
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tures weekly on hasidic philosophy
of Bachelors of Bible Philosophy
at the University of Michigan and
B.Ph.B. Master of Bible Philos
at Oakland University.
ophy I MPhB.1. Graduate of Bible
Philosophy IG. Ph. B.). Director of
Rabbi Kagan, his wife Rachel
Metaphysics (Ms. Di, or Doctor of
and two children reside in Oak
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Park.
Please write for FREE BOOKLET.
Opening services at Cong. Bais
AMERICAN BIBLE INSTITUTE
Chabad will be held for the High
Dept. JL, P.O. Boo 4878,
Holy Days. For ticket information.
Kansas City, Mo. 64114
call Rabbi B. Shemtov, 398-2611.
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Oak-Woods to Fete
Rabbi Gordon for
Rabbinical Service
Rabbi Yitschak M. Kagan has
been chosen to serve as spiritual
leader of the congregation and to
For information
organize its student and youth ac-
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. tivities. Rabbi Kagan was born in
6-10 341-7377
Rabbi and Mrs. James I. Gordon
London, England. He studied at
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Yeshiva Tomchei T'mimim Luba- will be honored by the Young Is-
' viteh in Lod, and at the Central rael of Oak-Woods at a melave
malke 9 p.m.
Aug. 12 in Stoll-
man Hall. Rabbi
Gordon. in his
10th year with
the Young Is-
rael, is observ-
ing his 25th an-
niversary in the
with Chazan
rabbinate. Under
his leadership,
at Stevenson School
Rabbi Gordon the congregation
I.ah••er
111/2 Mile &
has grown to become one of the
leading Orthodox synagogues in
For ticket information
the community.
Call 352-32•18 or 353-0096
In recognition of Rabbi Gordon's
contributions and milestone, Wit-
bert Simkovitz, president of Young
Israel of Oak-Woods, will make
formal presentation of a sabbati-
cal leave to Rabbi Gordon. The
rabbi and his family will visit
Israel for 10 months.
[toward Burg will serve as mas-
ter of ceremonies with a special
program to be presented by Mark
Goldenberg and Marty Mandel-
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are being handled by Mrs. Myer
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SOMETHING NEW
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High Holiday Services
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Wishes to announce
that a memorial service
will be open to the public
in memory of our
beloved departed
SEXTON
REV. MORRIS COOPER
on Monday, August 7, 1972
at 7:30 p.m.
at Cong. Beth Achim
Wasserman Hall
21100 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Southfield, Michigan
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t:‘ke place 6•30
Aug. 16 at tile syria2o:',4
The program Will he f ■ dlowed h.
a dinner dance in ItMenberg
For reservations call the syn,: ,
gue office. 557-8210.
The following Hill he installed.
f-ver Must, president: Irving
Maier Belen and
Belinsky. L.. ' - ^ts• Jer-
Arthur Cole. vice presiu,..__
ome Soble, treasurer: and Philip
Bolton, secretary.
Trustees to be installed are: •
Morris Averbuch• Meyer Berman,
Morris Brandwine, Philip Bricker,
Marvin Canner. Arthur Chaims,
Hyman Cohen, Leo Furst, Joe Gor-
man, Morton Granat, Neil Kalef.
Dr. Sherman Kane, Harry Kolto-
now, Jack Kraizman, Louis Kuzin,
Julian Liebman, Donald Nitzkin.
Burton Platt, Milton Ribiat, Mel-
ville Richman. Norton Rosin, Mrs.
Henry (Sandy) Schore, Simon
Schwartzberg, Irving Shanbom.
Charles Shere. Paul Sherizen,
Aaron Shifman. Mendel Shifman,
Dr. Maurice Silverman. Harvey
Sosin, Max Sosin, Alan Weiner,
Jack Wolf and Dr. Harvey Zalesin.
The following honorary members
will be inducted: Samuel Belkin,
Peter Chodoroff, Max Ostrow,
Julius Rotenberg, Joseph Shifman,
Max Simon and Harold Soble.
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