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High Holy Days to Begin at Sundown Today

The Sabbath and Rosh
Itashana will be observed to-
gether at services opening
the High Holy Days this eve-
ning in synagogue and tem-
ple.
Congregations which have
listed special sermons and
arrangements for Rosh Ha-
shana are as follows:

The New Temple will hold
services in the auditorium of
Billet Day School 8:30 p.m.
today and 10 a.m. Saturday.
Rabbi Ernst Conrad will
speak on "Testing the Fiber
of Our Age" and "Israel and
the American Jews: Retro-
spect After 25 Years." A

Temple Emanu-El services
are scheduled for 8:15 p.m.
today and 10 a.m. Saturday.
This evening, Rabbi Milton
Rosenbaum will speak on
"New Calls for the Shofar"
in the main sanctuary, and
Dr. Joseph Gutmann on
"Why Pray?" at parallel
services in the youth room.
Saturday morning services
will start at 10, when Rabbi
Rosenbaum's sermon topic
will be "Who Must Be Sacri-
ficed?" The temple youth
group will hold services at
which the
2:30 p m., at
junior choir will sing and the
Albert Liebermans and Can-
tor *Norman Rose will pre-
side.
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim
will hold services 6:30 p.m.

Early
Deadline

The Jewish News cau-
tions all who wish to sub-
mit copy for the issue of
Sept. 22 that because
Yom Kippur will occur on
Monday, Sept. 18. there
will be an early deadline
of noon Friday, Sept. 15.
If mail delivery is uncer•
lain, band delivery is rec-
ommended.

Nicholas Fenakel and Larry

Vieder also will alternate,
assisted by the synagogue
choirs. United Synagogue
Yout'i members will chant
the Torah reading. Youth
services will be held on three
age levels, under the super-
vision of Louis L. Rosen.
Birmingham Temple serv-
ices will be held 8:30 p.m.

TEMPLE
KOL AMI
Ernest 1.

Conrad, Rabbi

What is a Temple? I recently had the need to
answer that question in reference to our particular
Temple.

I initiated my answer by ticking off several points,
such as: we are small, only 140 families and by our
constitution cannot go over 300 families; we have
few sermons but gather after services to discuss
various topics, that although we plan to build, our
building will be adequate and not a monument, that
fortunetly for us we enjoy a member to member and
Rabbi to member communication. I went on to elab-
orate about our cornucopia of social events ; the de-
votion to excellence and cre,,ion of excitement in our
religous. school and although never done our accom-
plishments in social community action.

I tried, but I did not feel that I was truely explain-
ing our uniqueness_

we are 'not a
I've given it considerable thought . .
Temple! Oh yes, in the theological and historical
sense we certainly are, but much more so . we
are Family. Like Family we argue and disagree, but
like Family we love and respect each other,

Today, maybe more than ever, all of us need a
true, sense of belonging, an identification, a com-
munication, we need to be individuals not just an-
other name .

Yes, by golly, we are unique or different because
and that is different.
.
that's the way we feel

So from our Family to Yours, best wishes for

the New Year

The Members
Temple Kol Ami

85 I-5350, 542 - 3001

20—Friday, Sept.

II, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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David Rosh
Hashana services will take
place 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 a.m.
both days. Rabbi Hayim
Doran will preach on "Rebel-
lion or Return?" Cantor Hy-
man Adler and the choir, di-
rected by Don Frohman, will
officiate. At parallel services
Rabbi Isaac Rose will co.
officiate with Cantor Nor-
man Rosenman. Rev. Hershl
Roth and Itzhak Tatelbaum
will chant Shaharit services.
Teen-age and children's ser-
vices will be conducted both
days under the direction of
Rabbi Mordechai Weiss.

today, when Rabbi Sherwin
Wine will present the first in
a series of six lectures on
the theme, "Becoming an In-
dividual." The first will be
concerned with "Self-In-
sight."
Temple Beth Jacob of Pon-
Cong. Bnai Israel of Pon-
tiac has scheduled services tiac has scheduled services
for 8:30 p.m. today, when for 6'30 p.m. and 8 a.m.
Rabbi H. Philip Berkowitz both days. Rabbi Leonard
will preach on "The New Berman will speak on "The
Year and the New Chal- Security of Judaism" Satur-
lenge." At 10 a.m. services day and "The Trip of Life"
Saturday, he will speak on Sunday. The youth group will
"The Sounds of the Shofar." have services at 10 a.m., sup-
Children's services will be ervised by Barry Keller and
held 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Caryn Rosenthal. Bnai Israel
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will President Melvin Goldman
hold services 6 p.m. today, and sexton Joseph Jacobson
7:45 a.m. both days and 6:30 will assist Rabbi Berman.
p m. Saturday. Rabbi Irwin
Mishkan Israel Lubavitch

children's service, conducted
by the youth group, will be
held at, 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The musical staff, directed
by Mrs. Nathalle Conrad and
Including the Kol Aml Sing-
ers, Dr. Irving Friedman
Groner will speak on "Elect-
today. Rabbi Leo Y. Gold- and Cynthia Blau as soloists,
ed for Life" Saturday and
man will speak on "The will chant the liturgy.
"All in the Family" Sunday.
Ades Shalom Synagogue
Meaning of Rosh Hashana"
Cantor Jacob Barkin will
at 8 a.m. services Saturday will usher in the holiday at
chant the liturgy. Rabbi Ger-
and "The Symbol of the Sho- 6:30 p.m. today. Services
ald
Teller and Jerold I. Lee-
far" 8 a.m. Sunday. Evening Saturday and Sunday morn.
son will supervise youth ser-
services Saturday will be at ings will begin at 7:30, with
parallel services held in both vices on seven age levels
7:15.
Saturday morning.
Cong. Bnai Moshe's Rabbi main sanctuary and social
Moses Lehrman will speak hall. Rabbis Jacob E. Segal
on "Pain of Alienation" at and Seymour Rosenbloom Rabbi Berel Wein
7:30 a.m. services Saturday will officiate, alternating pul-
and "Out of This World" Sun- pits in both services. Rabbi to Share Services
day morning. Evening serv- Segal's sermon .will be on
ices will be held at 6 today "The First Year of the Rest at Cong. Beth Tefilo
and 6:30 Saturday. Cantor of Your Life," and Rabbi
Louis Klein will chant the Rosenbloom's on "To Be
liturgy.
Created Anew." Cantors

On the surface it would appear to be relatively
simple question, answered by a theological discription
with a historical background. However I knew the
question presented to me was a specific one, ie.
"What is 'your' Temple". My questioner knew what
a Temple was and I assumed they wanted to know
if we were different and if so what made us differ-
ent or "unique" if you will

Cong. Bnai

Center services will be held
at 6:45 p.m. and 8 a.m. both
days. Rabbi Jacob N. Kranz
will preach on "Rosh Hash-
ana: Control Center for the
Year" and "Hasidic Teach-
ings Regarding the Shofar."
Cong. Beth Achim is plan-
ning to hold services at 6:45
p.m. and 7 a.m. in the main
sanctuary and the social
hall of its own building, as
well as the LaMed Auditori-
um of the United Hebrew
Schools. Rabbi Milton Arm,
Cantor Simon Bermanis and
the Beth Achim Holiday
Choir, conducted by Charles
Weiner, will alternate with
Rabbi Emeritus Benjamin H.
Gorrelick and Cantor David
Tanzman at the two services
in the Beth Achim building.
In the LaMed Auditorium,
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin and
Cantor Joseph Birnholtz will
officiate.

Services will be held in
Beth Achim's Junior Con-
gregation Chapel at 10:30
a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Junior Congregation services
are for youngsters age 8-13.
Cong. Beth Moses services
will be held at 6:30 p.m. and
8 a.m. both days, with Rabbi
A. Irving Schnipper officiat-
ing.
Cong. Beth Shalom's
schedule is 8:15 a.m. and
6:45 p.m. both days. Rabbi
David Nelson will officiate,
assisted by Cantor Ruben
Erlbaum.

Temple Beth El services
will be held at 7 and 9 p.m.
today, with Rabbi Richard C.
Her t z preaching. Morning
services will be led by Rabbi
Morton M. Kanter. Chil-
dren's and youth services
are scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
Saturday. Men and women
in the armed forces will be
welcome without cards of ad-
mission.
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel
will hold services at 6:30
p.m. and 8 a.m. both days.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
preach.

DR. BEREL WEIN

5022.

Cantor EDWARD S. FEIG-
ELMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Feigelman of Mary-
land Ave., Southfleld, and
protege of Cantor Hyman S.
Adler of Cong. Bnai David,
has been engaged by Cong.
Beth Israel, New Orleans, to
serve as cantor for the com-
ing year. Cantor Feigelman
holds a masters degree in
music from New York Uni-
versity and a masters degree
in Jewish education from
Yeshiva University Ferkauf
Graduate School. He was or-
dained rabbi from Rabbi'
Isaac Elchanan Theologi-
cal Seminary in July.

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HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

The High Holidays ant, for Jewish humanists, a time for re-
flection and honesty—a time when we match our behavior
to our stated ideals. It is the season when we take stock
of our personal lives and attempt to clarify the philosophy
by which we seek to live.

RABBI WINE'S thane this year is "teaming An Individual"
• Rash Hashans Evening, Friday; September I, 8:30 p.m.
– SELF INSIGHT"
• Rash Nashua. awning, Saturday, Sapteiviar 9, 10:10 a.m.
"IDENTITY"
• Tao Kipper Evening, Sunday, September 17, 5:30 p.m.
"LONELINESS"
• Yam Kippur Morning, Monday, September 111, 10:30
"COMPETENCE"
• Memorial, Ittaisday, September 16, 4 p.m.
"CONTINUITY" Tickets available ... please all ...

Birmingham Temple

1 2 Mile East of Middlebelt
Services Friday, 8:30 p.m.

477-0177

THE COLLEGE OF JEWISH STUDIES

Rabbi Berel Wein, execu-
tive director of the Union of
Orthodox Rabbis of America,
will be guest rabbi at Rosh
Hashana services in the new
Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikva, 24225 Greenfield,
Southfield.
Rabbi Wein will share du-
ties with Rabbi Leizer Levin,
spiritual leader of the congre-
gation. Rabbi Levin is father-
in-law of Rabbi Wein, who is
formerly of Miami Beach.
Henry S. Baum and Rabbi
Chaim Schloss will serve as
cantors.
For membership informa-
tion, call the synagogue, 559-

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SEPTEMBER 11, 1972

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THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL BE OFFERED IN THE DIVISION OF JUDAIC STUDIES:
(All courses conducted in English)

1. Conversational Hebrew—Elementary (Audio-Visual Method) •
2. Conversational Hebrew—Intermediate (Audio-Visual Method)*
3. Status of the Woman in Talmudic Law'
4. The Jew in American Politics'
5. State and Church Relations in Israel
6. The Role of Women in Judaism
7. Jewish Values and Social Crisis
'These courses will be held at 15110 W. Ten Mile Road (Oak Park), in Coopera-
tion with the Jewish Community Center.

THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL BE OFFERED IN THE DIVISION OF HEBRAIC STUDIES:
(Courses conducted in Hebrew)

1. Survey of Jewish History
2. Introduction to Critical Approach in Bible Study
3. Readings in Modern Hebrew Literature
4. Selections from the Midrash
5. Status of Woman in Talmudic Law
6. Curriculum of the Jewish School: Basic Principles
Students may enroll part-time or matriculate for a Bachelor of Hebrew Literature
degree (Hebraic Division) ; or a Bachelor of Jewish Studies degree (Judaic Division).

Classes will be held at the Rohlik Building at 21550 W. Twelve Mile Rd. in South-
field.

For information call 352-7117 or 354-1050

Catalogue available upon request.

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