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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
46 October 17, 1975
Jick Opens Shaarey Zedek's Fields' Bicentennial Series
SALES WOMEN
experienced selling
November Named
20th Century.
Dr. Jick reviewed the nounced the appearance at as Hebrew Month
Womens Coats
The Jewish settlers, then
early American Jewish reli- Shaarey Zedek, Nov. 22, of
NEW YORK — The an-
mainly from Western Euro- gious experiences and ex- the Jerusalem Symphony
& Dresses
nual
Hebrew Month observ-
pean countries, found the
pressed the view that the Orchestra.
We need additional
ance will begin with a public
large measure of freedom
early settlers established
Arthur J. Rubiner, co- assembly Nov. 2 at Yeshiva
people, work full or
from the oppressions of the
an American religious de- chairman of the Shaarey Ze-
University. A number of
part time.
Old World. They rose suc-
nomination." He described
dek cultural commission,
prominent Jewish leaders,
cessfully in business and
Stop in or call
the emergence of Reform introduced Dr. Jick.
educators and Hebrew intel-
they identified and were
Judaism, leading up to sub-
544-3500
lectuals will attend.
identifiable as Jews, - the sequent analyses of the reli-
The Hebrew Month is a
visiting historian and re- gious, social and economic Vandals Produce
project of the Histadruth
searcher into Jewish history
developments in more re- Swastika on Lawn
Ivrith of America, the He-
stated.
cent times.
brew Culture Organization.
Dr. Jick, who appeared
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This year's Hebrew
e)a
here as guest lecturer in
Westhampton, Oak Park,
Mrs. Peter Martin, chair-
Month
is dedicated to the
has filed a complaint with
the Walter and Leah Field man of the Shaarey Zedek
History Lecture Series of cultural commission, in a
Oak Park police against Bicentennial of the Ameri-
Shaarey Zedek, will con- preliminary address to Dr.
three former neighbor chil- can Revolution and the In-
tinue his discussions, in Jick's lecture, gave an out-
dren who poured soap pow- dependence of the U. S. The
Histadruth Ivrith, which is
the
series
dedicated
to
the
der
on his lawn Saturday in
HAS IT ALL
line of a cultural program to
sponsoring the Hebrew
the
shape
of
a
swastika
and
American
Bicentennial,
on
follow Dr. Jick's Bicenten-
WHY GO ELSEWHERE?
Month has published a pap-
uprooted a tree.
Oct. 21 and Nov. 5.
nial series. She also an-
Davies said he had prob- erback, "The Hebrew
in America," written by Ma-
lems with the children, aged
mie -G. Gamoran.
12-18, this summer, and the
family has recently moved.
Fashion
Robert Kasle has been Jewish Welfare Federa- Neighbors witnessed the
TRU-KOSHER
elected president of the tion's Frank A. Wetsman vandalism.
Coats
Fresh Air Society, succeed- Memorial Leadership
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For
ing Sidney J. Winer.
Institute Plans
Award which is presented
Lowest Prices in Town
Kasle is a former Jewish annually for distinguished
Oneg Shabat
Winter
Vocational Service president communal achievements
• For All Simchas
and a past vice president of to young leaders.
The Sholem Aleichem In-
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the United Hebrew Schools,
stitute will present an oneg
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Other Fresh Air Society
• Parties
and is a board member of
Shabat 8:45 p.m. Oct. 24 in
Sale
officers elected were:
both agencies.
the institute.
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Kasle was an associate Harvey A. Gordon, vice
Esther Shapiro, director
chairman of the 1975 Allied president; Harold Weiss,
Call
of consumer affairs depart-
Jewish Campaign-Israel secretary; and Mrs. Asher ment, City of Detroit, and
Emergency Fund's Indus- N. Tilchin, treasurer.
Carolyn Rosenberg, a stu-
trial and Automotive Divi-
dent volunteer who worked
Pant Coats
sion.
for Ralph Nader this sum-
and Regular
Chaplain Earns
He is a recipient of the
mer, will speak on "Did
Nader
Change America?"
Legion
of
Merit
the selection
The public is invited. Re-
is great.
freshments will be served.
For information, call the
no sabbath calls
institute, 626-9565.
As a special service to the
community, the Jewish
Community Center is offer-
ing personally-conducted
tours of the new Center fa-
cility scheduled to open in
West Bloomfield Township
on Jan. 1.
ANNOUNCES
These tours have been
THE
OPENING
OF THEIR NEW LOCATION
scheduled for three consecu-
tive Sundays including Oct.
3596 W. Maple (at Lahser)
19, Oct. 26 and Nov. 2. Tour
In the Village Knoll Shopping Center
times are 10 and 11 a.m.,
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Tracing the development
of American Jewry's experi-
ences during the 200-year
period since the American
Revolution, at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek Tuesday eve-
ning, Dr. Leon Jick. Bran-
deis University professor,
described the "rapid accul-
turation" and the introduc-
tory years that preceded the
mass migrations of the late
19th and first years of the
Fresh Air Names Robert Kasle
"
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ing the Legion of Merit to
Chaplain Sobel notes that it
was given "for exceptionally
meritorious conduct in the
performance of outstanding
service from July 1973
through August 1975" while
serving as the Chaplain,
U.S. Marine Corps.
In his position, Chaplain
Sobel was responsible for
the supervision of 200 chap-
lains of all faiths in the
Marines. Chaplain Sobel
was the first rabbi to be
commissioned as a chaplain
in the regular U.S. Navy
Chaplains Corps.
He received his ecclesiast-
ical endorsement from the
Jewish Welfare Board. Dur-
ing the Korean War, he
served with the 1st Marine
Division and earned the
Purple Heart and the
Bronze Star Medal.
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