THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Weekday Bar Mitzva Noted

A new record for week-
day synagogue atten-
dance was set at the
Shaarey, Zedek on Labor
Day.
More than 1,000 were
.present at the services
Monday when the Bar

Temple Couples
Schedule Program

Mitzva of Saul Asher
Rube was observed.
Saul Asher, an Akiva
Day School student, son
of Cantor and Mrs. Sidney
Rube, gave a dissertation
on the Sidra of the morn-
ing, after conducting the
entire service.
Rabbi Irwin Groner
and Cantors Jacob Bar-
kin and Jacob H. Sonenk-
lar participated in the
service.

Temple Israel Couple's
Club will have an evening
with Dick Purtan, WXYZ
disc jockey, 8:30 p.m.
Saturday in the temple.
Rejoice
Admission is by mem-
bership in the couple's
Rejoice in your portion
club, and payable at the
door. For information, and enjoy your small pos-
call Mr. or Mrs. Gary sessions.
—Derech Eretz Zuta
Weiss, 968-8135.

Make Your
High Holy Day Reservations at

CONGREGATION BETH MOSES

Air Conditioned Sancturary

Services Conducted by

Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper
Chazzin Dr. Sholom Kalib

Ticket Committee in Session
Thursday Evenings 7 to 9 P.M.
Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M. to _4 P.M.

Tickets also available for Special Services
for Children and Young Adults

19160 Evergreen Rd. Detroit

535-4434

TEMPLE ISRAEL

Invites The Community
To Join In The Celebration Of

SELICHOT

• Dinner at 7:00 P.M.
• Institute with Dr. Michael A. Meyer
Professor of History, Hebrew Union College

Discussion:
"Jews in America — Jews in Israel: How
Shall We Understand Our Relationship?"
At 9:00 P.M.

• Reception and Social Reunion at 10:30 P.M.
• Selichot Service Beginning at 11:00 P.M. Rabbi
M. Robert Syme, Rabbi Harold S. Loss, Rabbi
Leon From, Cantor Harold Orbach Officiating.
Dr. Meyer will speak on "Repentance."

Unaffiliated Families
Interested in Joining A

LIBERAL TEMPLE

In the Mainstream of Jewish Tradition with
an Excellent Religious School and Hebrew
Department are invited to inquire About
Membership.

TEMPLE ISRAEL

17400 Manderson Rd., at Merton
863-7769, Ask for Mr, Simons

(A Member of the Synagogue Council of Greater
Detroit)

Artist Max Shaye Donates
•
Art to Beth Abraham-Hillel

friday, September 10, 1976 21

Bais Chabad Plans
Judaism Seminar

Cong. Bais Chabad of
West Bloomfield will con-
duct a seminar on
Judaism 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arie Leibovitz,
3653 Valleyview Ln.,
West Bloomfield.
Topic for discussion will
be "The High Holidays."

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Congregation Shaarit Haplaytah

SURVIVORS OF 1945

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Congregation Shaarit Haplaytah Is Having

Max Shaye, left, noted Michigan artist and philan-
thropist, donated 14 new paintings to Cong. Beth
Abraham-Hillel. Four large oil paintings were hung in
the foyer of the synagogue and 10 serigraph paintings
were placed in meeting rooms. Shown here is Shaye's
10 foot x 5 foot painting entitled "The Sh'hechianu,"
abstractly portraying the special prayer of thanksgiving
pronounced on Rosh Hashana and festivals. Shown
with Shaye, are from left: Irwin Klar, president; Nelson
Dembs and Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, spiritual leader of
the synagogue.

National Conference Critical
of American Jewish Education

PROVIDENCE, R.I.
(JTA) — A sober and criti-
cal picture of American
Jewish education
emerged at the National
Conference on Alterna-
tive Education sponsored
by the North American
Jewish Student Network.
It is the first conference
on Jewish education
planned primarily by and
for teachers, according to
Network.
Discussing the "buying
and selling of Jewish edu-
cation," Isaac Toubin,
executive vice president
of the American Associa-
tion for Jewish Educa-
tion, argued that Jewish
education must be an end
in itself and not a tool to
preserve congregational
life. Pointing to a drastic
decline in enrollment in
Jewish schools, he stres-
sed the need for long-
range community plan-
ning in education.
Toubin charged that
education is not consi-
dered a financial priority
in the Jewish community.
When asked "Who is the
enemy, professionals or
lay people?" he re-
sponded: "We are the
enemies because we don't
unite together to lobby
for what is crucial and
important to us."
Participants in the con-
ference, totalling 300 stu-
dents and educators, spent
much of the day in "mod-
ules" designed to provide
an intense experience in
an area of educational
thought and practice.
Cheri Koller Fox, a doc-
toral candidate in educa-
tion at Harard Univer-

Friends of Health
Center Plan Dinner

NEW YORK — Joel
Finkle, President of the
American Friends of the
Jerusalem Mental Health
Center, will be honored at
the annual dinner on Nov.
21 at the New York Hilton
Hotel.
This marks the third year
of Finkle's leadership of the
friends group of the largest
mental institution in
Jerusalem.

sity, led an "open clas-
sroom" module in which a
lounge on the Brown
University campus,
where the conference is
taking place, was con-
verted into a classroom.
Educators and students
then simulated a day in
school for children in that
environment, to explore
problems and teaching
techniques.
The conference was
geared towards students
and young adults who are
Hebrew or Sunday school
teachers, youth group
leaders, camp counselors
and.. all those concerned
with the issues, problems
and techniques of Jewish -
education.

HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

with Cantor ltzhak Tatelbaum

Cantor Irvin Ernst

September 24, 25, 26, 1976

YOM KIPPUR:

October 3, 4, 1976

Cantor Tatelba urn .

To be held at the

Glenn Schoenhals School

16500 Lincoln Drive • Southfield, Mich.

Donation $20.00 per person

557-1860

Sam Firestone

The High Holidays will soon be here, so make your reservations
today by calling any of the following:
Leo Halpern

353-9237 541-7450

Meyer Lipman
Chairman 356-5759

Simon Schwarzberg

557-1141

Abe Weberman

Ben Fisk

Ticket Chairman

533-1993

626-5224

Gedale Elbaum

LI 8-7339

Max Drew

559-4813

Sol Kleinman

Sonia Popowski

Ticket Co-Chairman

557-3994

KE 5-3589

Sam Firestone

557-1860

Sun., Sept. 12 & 19 tickets will be
available on premises at the school
at the above address from 12-1 p.m.

THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

(CHESED SHEL EMES)

INVITES
GREATER DETROIT JEWRY

to participate in a

MEMORIAL SERVICE

for the Six Million Jews who perished in Europe at the
Hands of the Nazis . . . which will be held on SUN-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1:00 P.M. at the

HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK

(Chesed Shel Emes) Gratiot and 14-Mile Road

RABBI LEO Y. GOLDMAN
of Cong. Shaarey Shomayim

CANTOR SHOLOM KALIB
of Cong. - Beth Moses

will participate in these services

Joseph M. Korman, President; Meyer I. Cooper & Paul Jacobs. Vice-Presidents; Edward
Miller, Cemetery Chairman; Rabbi Israel I. Rockove, Executive Director; Nathan Wolok,
Assistant Director; Rabbi Henry L. Goldschlag, Cemetery Administrator; Harry E. Citrin,
Honorary President.

Arrangements Committee

Nathan Samet, Honorary Chairman Joseph M. Korman, Chairman
Harry Portner
Samuel P. Havis
Leo 8. Furst
Sanford L. Wolok
David Silver