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bra ry Receives Rare . Judaica Front Leotitted' SinttniS' .

The library
of
Temple
Beth El is the recipient of

Simons Collection of
Rare Temple Beth El's new build. ish periodicals published
all
Judaica," includes books on ing under construction on Tel- over the world.
Anglo-Jewish history, Bible, egraph and 14-Mile Rds.
The library is open daily
;,rin t ' . : (1 1 le i c n
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tine Ill',, , 1.1/+ t i ; t i a cnaci customs
a n d
ceremonies,
Simons plans to supplement from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on
19th centuries, each book in al grammar. Ilebrew literature.
the collection from time to weekends from 9 a.m, to
colorful deluxe binding.
Hebrew language, Judaism,
time. He also contributed in p.m. Mrs. Harold Nelson is
The hooks are the gift of Jewish calendar, Jewish his-
past years an extensive col- librarian.
Leonard N. Simons, a past tory, Josephus,
Palestine,
president of Temple Beth El Philo Judaeus, Spinoza, Tal- lection of books on Michigan
to Wayne State University
I and nationally known book mud and theology.
collector. The collection, to
They will be housed in a and a collection on Judaica
be known as the "Leonard N. special case in the library of to Brandeis University.
The library of Temple
Beth El was established in
• Complefe time of Illiaefels, Vileness
1878 and is one of the oldest
• Orimak d Plefer•l feeds
Je wish congregational li-
• Diabetic awl Allergy feeds
braries in this part of the
• Lew Ghee Node—Soh hoe Nods
country, containing some
• Dry foals • Aml Nets
Ten years ago, Cong. table. A special candle-light-
10,000 volumes of Judaica.
• f awes. foripowe
Shaarey ledek removed its ing ceremony will feature 10-
The
library
receives
nearly
Torah scrolls from the Chi- year-old children, with the
2823 Coolidge, Berkley
cago Blvd. building in De- 11th candle lit by the eldest every book of Jewish interest
PHONE 543-3505
troit to a new edifice in member of the congregation. as soon as it is off the press
re. Perkin.
000. Deity 10 t•
and subscribes to many Jew-
Southfield. The first service
Decorations will include
Was held in December 1962,
huge photographs of events
followed by the dedication in
at the synagogue 10 years
January 1963.
ago. The past 10 years will
Members of the congrega-
be depicted in a slide film to
presents •
tion will
relive memories
be shown throughout the eve-
when they gather Jan. 20 to
ning.
celebrate the 1C.th anniver-
Invitations with reply cards
sary of the synagogue in the
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new building and its 111th have been sent to every
year as a congregation. The member of the congregation.
7 p.m. event will include
Irving Laker is reserva-
1824 W. 14 Mile Rd. betw. Coolidge & Crooks
cocktails, dinner, entertain- tions chairman. Chairman of
2 Miles E. of Woodward
ment, dancing to the Fenby- the celebration is Samuel C.
Dress Casual 8 Refreshments — Ages 19 8 Over
Carr Orchestra and a sweet Kovan.

CONG. BNAI ISR.SEI, of Pontiac: SerVICVS 8.30 p.m. today
conducted by Hebrew class 4, and 7.30 a m. Saturday
Rabbi Berman will speak on "The Bondage and the
Redemption."
TEMPLE ISRAEL: Services 8 p in today. Rabbi Fram wit I
deliver his "Forecast for the Year 1973." Nancy Zaus
mer, Bat Mitzva. At II a.m. services Saturday, Ryan
Attenson, Bar Mitzva.
CONG. SHAAREY SHOMAYIM: Services 5 p m. today and
9 a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Goldman will preach on "Jewish
Names."
TEMPLE EMANU•EL: Services 8 15 p m. today. Dr. Melvyn
Rubenfire will speak on "Heart Transplant Today—the
Future." Jeffrey Schwartz, Bar Mitzva.
CONG. BNAI MiLKSIIE: Services 4 45 pm. today and 8:45
a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Lehrman will speak on "The Short
in Spirit." Charles Goldstein, Bar Mitzva.
TEMPLE KOL AMI: Services 8:30 p.m. today. Rabbi Conrad
and Mrs. Bernice Gadon will lead discussion of "How
Good Is Your Mental Health?"
CONG. BETH SHALOM: Services 8:30 p.m. today. Rabbi
Nelson will preach on "The Year That Was, the Year
That Will Be." Lynn Gaherman, Bat Mitzva. At 9 a.m.
services Saturday, Rabbi Nelson will speak on "What's
Plaguing Us?" Steven Pittler, Bar Mitzva.
BIRMINGHAM TEMPLE: Services 8:30 p.m. today. Rabbi
Wine will discuss "Are You a Secret Existentialist?"
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM-1111,1,EL: Services 5:30 p.m. today
and 9 a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Halpern will speak on "The
Games Some People Play."
TEMPLE BETA El,: Services 8:30 pm. today, presented by
Tickets evadable at door $2.50
the Young People's Society. A panel of parents and
—For Info Call 557-4133, 255-0727
youth will discuss "Do You Trust Your Child?" At 11
BY RABBI SAMUEL J. FOX
a.m. services Saturday, Rabbi Kanter will speak on
(Copyright 1973, JTA, loc.)
"Can the City Be Seen From Beyond Eight Mile?" Bruce
The
Kaye, Bar Mitzva.
The Jew offers a prayer an expression of distress
TEMPLE BETH JACOB of Pontiac: Services 8:30 p.m.
asking the Almighty to guard blended with hope.
today. Rabbi Berkowitz will preach on "Gates of Pray•
his tongue from evil after
The distress is either that
concluding the basic body of of David who flees from his
CONG. BETH MOSES: Services 5 p.m. today and 8:45 a.m.
prayer.
enemies or that of the Al-
Saturday. Marc Bagley and Daniel Weberman, Bnai
The Kabala (Zohar, Vay- mighty who is distressed at
Mitzva.
yikra 53a) states that he who the sight of the suffering of
CONG. BETH ACHIM: Services 5 p.m. today and 8:45 a.m.
has an evil tongue will not his people.
Saturday. Darryl Friedman, Bar Mitzva .
have his prayers accepted
Its use after the main body
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Services 5:15 p.m. today
before the Almighty.
of prayer would then indicate
and 9 a.m. Saturday. David Cornfield, Bar Mitzva.
After
finishing
the
substan-
that
after one is finished
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: Services 5 p.m. today and 8:45
tial body of prayer one shows praying he feels the urgency
a.m. Saturday. Steven llillcnberg and Jeffrey Goldman.
concern that his plea be ac• of his anguish and seeks for
Bna i M i t zva.
a.
cepted and considered rather redemption whose coming
Regular services will be held at Cone. Bnai David.
than rejected by the Al- will eventually relieve both
Young Israel of Greenfield, Livonia Jewish Congregation,
mighty. Actually, the cots the mind of man and the
on the occasion
of its annual dinner which will be
Young Israel of Oak-Woods, Cong. Shomrey Emunah, Cong.
eluding statement of the heart of the sympathetic Al-
Beth Isaac of Trenton, Young Israel of Southfield (Stevenson
held on Sunday, January 7, 1973. We commend to the
main bedy of prayer is a mighty, who is always con-
School), Cong. Bnai Israel-Beth Yehuda, Downtown Syna-
entire Jewish community the outstanding work of these
plea that the "words of my cerned and involved in the
gogue and 13340 W. Seven Mile.
mouth" be acceptable before welfare of His creation.
two organizations in furthering the highest ideals of
Minyan will be held at 7 . 30 a.m. Monday through Friday
the Almighty.
purity in Jewish life.
and 8:30 a.m. Sunday at Temple Israel. A daily minyan and
To achieve such a goal, a
Sabbath services are held at 17376 Wyoming.
person is asked to strive for Yeshiva U. Official
We call upon every member of the Jewish community
the status of being one whose to Address Brunch at
to attend this annual dinner and thus demonstrate
words are usually proper Shaar Hashomayim
his support of these high ideals.
and well-intended. Should the
Rabbi
Milton
Furst,
execu-
worshiper be one who nor-
tive
assistant
to
the
president
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
mally speaks evil of others,
Cong. Beth Shalom will ! For information, call Beth
This dinner es eateryst mils. rour suporvisi0.1
be establishes the reputation of Yeshiva University, will be
honor its first shamos, Sam- Shalom, LI 7-7970, or Mrs.
guest
speaker
at
a
brunch
and the record of one who
uel Manis, at a "Shabat Ex-Sidney Pianira ticket chair-
should not be taken seriously soon so red by Cong. Shaar • mtimilmilimmiiiiImmiummilimmiliiiiiiiiimilummmittimIlimmum
perience" Jan. 12. I man, 968-4747.
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Hashomayim, Windsor, 10:30
at
his word.
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Sam Rudofsky, chairman,
The family evening is open
a.m. Sunday,
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Furthermore,
one
who
said a Kahalat Shabat serv- to friends, as well as Beth seeks to
The
annual
brunch
benefits
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find favor in the
the national scholarship pro- g.
ice will open the festivities at Shalom members.
eyes of the Creator should
6 p.m. A congregational kid-
show that he himself expres- •gram of Yeshiva University.
ush and a dinner will follow
Through its program the uni-
Triumoh for Aguna
'es an attitude of friendship
versity is aided in providing -f
Manis was born in David-
JERUSALEM — A woman toward his fellow man.
financial assistance to 75 per- g
liorodek, Russia. on June 23.
who was declared an agora. ;
Why is the 20th Psalm re-
1890 He left Russia as a
20 years ago, when her bus_. cited on week-days towards cent of its current enrollment g
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of more than 7,000 men and s
- young man and came direct-
hand deserted her, has lo-
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the end of the morning women.
ly to Detroit: -
cated him and obtained a
prayers?
Rabbi Furst was appointed
Ile married the former divorce. ( An aguna is un
Based on an old tradition
Annie Robinson, and had able to remarry under Jew- that the first two Psalms are executive assistant in 1970.
An
alumnus of Yeshiva g
ish
law
being
neither
di
three daughters and eight
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one (Berakot 9h). this Psalm
College and ordained at the
grandchildren. Mrs. Manis vorced nor widowed, at
follows
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of
David's
Psalms
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theo- -m-
though her husband has left
died four years ago.
just as its incorporation into logical Seminary, R a b h i
Mania retired in 1968, after her for some reason.)
21100 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich.
The couple was married in the morning liturgy makes it Furst has been national vice
working at Robinson Furni•
follow the 18 benedictions of president of the Religious
lure Co. and in the restaurant flaifa 20 years ago, when the the main body of-prayer.
Zionists of America and
woman was 23. Soon after
business.
Some claim it was added editor of the "Jewish Hori-
ward, they decided to di
Ile has been active at Beth
before the prayer which zon", the organization's pub-
vorce, but the Haifa Rabbin
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Shalom from the founding of Teal Court asked them to speaks of the coming of a lication.
the con gation
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years wait a month to think it over. "Redeem, r to Zion" because
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supposed to allude to University staff in 1954, he
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for severs years without re-
the
day
when
the
redemption
left the country and was not
was national director of the
muneration Later, he be- heard from again until re, of the people of Israel will
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League for Religious Labor
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came Beth .'halom's official comfy when
',ring relief to the suffering
the woman was
in Israel and executive direc-
shamos.
told that he had been seen people' from their adversar- tor of the Religious Zionists i
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In add' on to his role in walkint; down a Haifa street
of America.
(Inc who has finished pre-
the synagogue, Manis served
The woman rushed to a
Coordinating all brunch ar-
as recording secretary of the lawyer, who arranged for a senting his petitions to the
rangements is Rabbi Dr.
Almighty winds up his pray.'
Rovner•Lachowicher Society restraining order to preven'
Samuel Stollman, an alum-
for many years.
the husband from leaving the ors with a hope that restora- nus of Yeshiva University.
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After kitiush and dinner, country again. The man sub- lion will finally come to the!
Rabbi David A. Nelson will sequently appeared in Rab-
suffering people in some sort
There can be no high
Under Supervision of Council of Orthodox Rabbis
lead a program of tribute to binical Court and granted his of an eschatological period.
civility without a deep moral-
Manis-
Others consider this prayer ;
wife a divorce.
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Singles Party & Dance

Sun., Jan. 7th

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Prayer

COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS

of Metropolitan Detroit

extend greetings to

MIKVAH
ISRAEL
and the

WOMEN'S ORTHODOX LEAGUE

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