THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Meaning of `Shtibul'

A "shtibul" is the name
usually given to a Hasidic
synagogue. The term means
"a small house."
Originally, when the Has-
idic movement developed,
the established congrega-
tions were, of course, not
Hasidic. The establishment
often was antagonistic to
Hasidim. Also, the Hasidic

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mode of prayer included a
good deal of singing by the
congregants as a whole'
along with more bodily
movement. This was not
welcomed in the established
congregations.
Therefore, the Hasidic
groups were forced to as-
semble in homes — often
the home of the Hasidic
leader or rabbi. The estab-
lishment and its followers
looked down on the Hasidim
and referred to them as the
people who worshipped in
"little homes" as compared
to themselves who wor-
shipped in comparatively
larger and well established
synagogues.

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Young Israel Teens of the
National Conference of Syn-
agogue Youth elected Ron-
nie Schwartzherg president
at its annual election mut-
ing.
Also elected were Marcia
Fink, Julie Torgow and
Sharona Koeningsberg, vice
presidents; Mike Schwartz-
berg, treasurer; Dena
Greenbaum, Sherry Mandel
and Janet Fink, secretaries;
and Sheldon Mandelbaum.
The group will have an
oneg Shabat 4 p.m. Satur-
day in the home of Robert
Zimberg, 23701 Marlow,
Oak Park.
Applications are still
available for the national
NCSY convention at the Pi-
neview Country Club in the
Catskills, New York. For
information, call Sheldon,
547-4408.

Beth Shalom Youth
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Cong. Beth Shalom's Ka-
dima and United Synagogue
Youth Chapters will take
their annual trip to Cedar
Point Thursday. More than
100 Kadima members and
USY'ers are expected to par-
ticipate. Prospective mem-
bers may contact Stuart Ho-
rowitz, 533-02515, or Howard
Benson, 549-5298.
The synagogue will have
its annual junior congrega-
tion awards Saturday in the
synagogue: Those students
who have been regular at-
tendees at services will re-
ceive awards from the men's
club. Youth will conduct
services and the Shiraleers
will sing during Musaf.
Everyone is invited.

Dinitz Receives
Honorary Degree

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CINCINNATI — Israeli
Ambassador Simha Dinitz
and the Most Reverend Jo-
seph L. Bernardin, arch-
bishop of Cincinnati, were
bestowed honorary Doctor
of Humane Letters degrees
last week from Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Insti-
tute of Religion at gradua-
tion exercises.
Dr. Alfred Gottschalk,
HUC-JIR president also
presented the same degrees
to Max M. Fisher of Detroit,
a leading philanthropist;
Dr. Franklin H. Littell,
professor, department of
religion, Temple University;
and John W. Pehle, Wash-
ington, D.C. attorney and
former assistant secretary
of the treasury under Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the exec-
utive director of the War
Refugee Board in 1944-45.
Honorary Doctor of Di-
vinity recipients were Rabbi
Alvan D. Rubin, Temple Is-
rael, St. Louis, and presi-
dent of the HUC-JIR Al-
umni Association; Rabbi
Har6ld I. Salzmann, Temple
Anshe Amunim, Pittsfield,
Mass., and Rabbi Benno M.
Wallach, Temple Emanuel,
Beaumont, Texas.

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Junior YI Teens
to See Ball Game

Junior Young Israel
Teens (grades 6-8) will close
out the year with an outing
to a Detroit Tigers baseball
game on Sunday, meeting
noon at Young Israel of
Greenfield. Fifth graders
who will enter the group
next year are invited. For
reservations, contact Har-
tley Harris, 968-3563 or
Sandy Singal, 547-9023.
Elections were held June
8 for Junior YIT offices.
Elected were: Jay Jubas,
president; Jody Lesser and
Rachel Flat, vice presidents;
Zoe Levin and Edie Katz,
secretaries; and Anita Man-
del, treasurer.
A meeting will be held for
4-7 year olds at 3:30 p.m. on
Sunday at Young Israel of
Greenfield. There will be
refreshments.
The Saturday morning
Story Hour (ages 4-7) will
recess for the summer fok
lowing its last meeting at 16
a.m. Saturday at both
Young Israel of Greenfield_
and Oak-Woods congrega-
tions. Story Hour leaders
this year were Edie Katz at
Young Israel of Greenfield,
and Barb Singal and Julie
Torgow at Young Israel of
Oak-Woods.
For information, contact
Hartley Harris, coordina-
tor, 968-3563. -

the teachers of the graduat-
ing classes, Rachel Ferber
and Yeara Houvras. As part
of the celebration and recog-
nition which are due this
year's graduates, all mem-
bers of the 1975 class will be
called for aliyot.

Adat Shalom synagogue
will dedicate its Shabat
service Saturday to the
graduates of its United He-
brew Schools branch.
The synagogue also will
honor the school's principal,
Benjamin Ben-Baruch, and

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