Rabbi Max Kapustin to Address Services Citing Rabbi Halpern THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 4, 1974-35 Halpern at the tribute dinner, Oct. 13. Hochberg Club Sets Sharing the evening's pro- Annual Fund Raiser gram with a greeting will be Florence Hochberg Social Father Malcolm Carron, Aid Club will hold its annual president of University of fund-raising luncheon 12:30 Detroit; Lewis Grossman, p.m. Oct. 29 at the Lincoln president of the Jewish Com- Towers Apts. club room. munity Council; and Men- MAX SCHRUT Proceeds will go to various asche Haar, president of for quality photographs agencies for handicapped Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel. and fast service and retarded children. Brief musical selections will call me at be rendered by Cantor Ack- erman, and dinner music will BY POPULAR DEMAND! BLAIR-KEITH Aliya Group Sets be presented by Eric Rosen- Now Booking . . . ow and his orchestra. STUDIO 1st Event of Year For reservations, call the ED BURG Weddings, Bar Mitzvas HALPERN Detroit Chapter, Americans synagogue office, 851-6880. RABBI ISRAEL and His Orchestra We come to your home with samples and Canadians for Aliya, will 851-6118 398-9111 or 895-8805 hold its first meeting of the year 8:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Burg, 14710 Rosemary, Oak Park. A series of four Tuesday sity, Princeton Theological Dr. Kenneth L. Wander- evening lectures on the gen- Seminary and Clark Univer- man of Shaare Zedek Hos- pital, Jerusalem, will dis- eral topic of the Bicentennial sity; former director of sci- IN FASCINATING COLORS — TO MATCH YOUR DECOR Photography cuss the medical situation in is scheduled by Cong. Beth entific research for the Weddings - Bar Mitzvah Israel. For reservations, call Achim according to Bernard American Jewish Committee, the Burgs, 544-9587 (except Panush, chairman of its cul- author of "America's Jews," Social Events tural commission. "Conservative J u d a i s m," Saturdays). 647-5731 Also Cleaning and Alterations The general theme of the "Jewish Identity on the Su- lectures is a "Prelude to the burban Frontier" and editor Eves. and Weds. 531-1977 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 531-1977 Live for today—let yester- American Bicentennial, From of "The Jews: Social Pattern Jack Drapkin day be a living memory of Seixas to Kissinger" and will of an American Group." concentrate on the accom- Lewis S. Grossman, presi- 851-2671 the past. Over 30 Years plishments and the problems dent of the Jewish Commun- facing American Jewry. The ity Council of Metropolitan series will start Oct. 15 at Detroit will introduce Dr. BARBARA'S STATIONERY the synagogue and will fea- Sklare. Dr. Stanley Cheyt will ture Dr. William Haber who will speak on "The Economic speak on "The Age of Brass'? Position of the American Oct. 29. Dr. Cheyt is asso- Jews — Past and Present." c i a t e director, American Dr. Haber is special ad- Jewish Archives, professor viser to the executive offices of American Jewish history Bat Mitzvas Bar Mitzvas of the University of Michi- at the Hebrew Union College, The Modern Sound of Distinction gan, former chairman of the author of "Lopez of New- Confirmations Weddings port," "Lives and Voices," economics department, for- From Solo Piano to Large Orchestra mer dean of the college of "Essays in American Jewish History," member of Central to South Adams Square Arcade literature, science and arts, 725 S. Adams Road, Next 546-7558 MARTIN KOSINS Phone 642-3860 former Michigan State Emer- Conference of American Rab- in Birmingham, Michigan gency Relief Administrator, bis, American Historical head of the state's WPA and Society and Jewish Publica- NYA programs, consultant tion Society. Irving Katz will introduce to the secretary of labor for six administrations, president Dr. Cheyt. Katz is board of American ORT Federation member of the Jewish His- and of the central board of torical Society of America the World ORT Union. and executive director of Introducing Dr. Haber will Temple Beth El. The final lecture on Nov. Marion Feuerman be Avern Cohn, chairman of Eleanor Heyman the Michigan Civil Rights 5 will be given by Dr. Selig El-Mars has expanded to serve you better Commission and a national Adler on "The Holocaust and vice president of the AmeH- American Jewry." Prof. By Weather Tamer WE CAN SELL YOUR MINK COATS, JACKETS, can Jewish Committee. Selig as Capen Professor of featured in STOLES; FUN FURS, PERSIANS, American History at the On Oct. 22 Dr. Marshall Harpers' Bazaar State University of New York BROADTAIL FURS, FUR TRIMMED SWEATERS,etc, Sklare, will speak on "A Triple insulated for Study of Four Generations at Buffalo, held visiting pro- maximum warmth. fessorships at Cornell Uni- of American Jews." Completely pile Dr. Sklare is professor of versity and at the University of Rochester, was author of lined. Heavy duty just West of Coolidge 13661 W. 11 Mile, American Jewish studies at numerous major articles Talon zipper. Twa- Brandeis University, former 'Oak Park, Mich. (Across from A & P) pockets. Belted. Ma- professor of sociology at Yes- which received wide dissi- MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. chine washable. hiva University, visiting pro- mination in historical and fessor at the Hebrew Univer- poptilar magazines, author Made in U.S.A. Red, No phone calls please.. of the "Isolationist Impulse" Navy, Orange and and "The Uncertain Giant: Yellow. American Policy between the A little goes a long way Wars," and is listed in the SIZES 4 to 6X current edition of Who's Who to feed in America. Dr. Adler will your family be introduced by Dr. Joseph economically Gutman, professor of art and art history at Wayne State SIZES 7 to 14 University. Panush, will chair the lec- ture series, Rabbi Milton Arm will be moderator and t year, in spite of short supplies and great profit Harry Laker, president of opportunities in the overseas markets, we staked our Cong. Beth Achim, will ex- tend greetings. future on the American consumer. We supplied American RUBINSTEIN'S Salmon markets first and foremost with City of Hope to Meet and Tuna. As you know by the absence of their products Mr. and Mrs. Group, City SO GOOD DEPARTMENT STORE FOR CHILDREN from the grocer's shelves, some of the other producers of Hope, will hold a regular TEL-TWELVE MALL, 12 Mile & Telegraph IT'S WRAPPED meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at were not quite as considerate. the home of Mr. and Mrs. OPEN DAILY IN GOLD SUNDAY 12 to 5 P.M. Your response was more than gratifying. Morri Raznick, 24245 Wild- 10 a.m. to 9 P.m. ALSO NORTHWQOD SHOPPING CENTER brook, Southfield. For that reason you can count on us again this year. 13 MILE AT WOODWARD President Clara Silber and QUALITY 4 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 her committees will discuss PRODUCTS OF We are sure that we can also count on you for your WHITNEY FIDALGO USE YOUR BANK AMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE new projects for the coming continued fine support. Look for these great products on SEAFOODS. INC year. A social hour will SEATTLE. WASHINGTON your grocer's shelf. follow. Rabbi Max Kapustin will be the pulpit guest at the oneg Shabat—late Friday evening service honoring Rabbi Israel I. Halpern's silver anniver- sary, 8:15 p.m. Oct. 11 at Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel. Rabbi Kapustin will speak on "The Jewish Campus Scene Today." Rabbi Kapustin, director of Wayne State University Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation, has been a close friend of Rabbi and Mrs. Halpern, and was formerly involved in Beth Abraham's religious school as its principal. Rabbi Halpern, Cantors Shabtai Ackerman and Is- rael Fuchs and the syna- r - 'ue choir will officiate. special dedication .51abbath will include testi- monial messages from, hon- orary lifetime president, Lou- is Ellenbogen and past presi- dent, Henry Thumin who will deliver the sermon. A kidush sponsored by the men's club will follow. 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