A ber
29, 1976
ler of Conser-
udaism in
Isaac Leeser,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
was born in Westphalia in ganized the Jewish Publi-
1806 and came to the Un- . cation Society of America
ited States in 1824. He or- and published the first
American English trans-
lation of the Bible.
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WE SUPPORT .. .
Northern Michigan's Jews
Visited by Sukka-Mobile
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MAYNARD M.
FEL
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FOR OAKLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Residents of District 20
Southfield — Lathrup Village
Rabbi Yitschak Kagan, left, s shown greeting Rabbi
Yitzchok M. Lipszyc and his family upon their return
from a tour of Michigan's Upper Peninsula in a Sukka-
Mobile.
"Nearly everyone talks about representation of homeowners and taxpayers in government, civic responsibilities,
and improvement of the quality of life in Southfield and Lathrup Village, but precious few ever take up these various
causes and try to do something about them. So when someone like Maynard Feldman comes along as a candidate for
public office, it is not only refreshing, but it is also incumbent upon us to give him our support. Maynard Feldman has
been the spokesman for homeowners in his area on vital city, county and school board issues for nearly 10 years.
Among his accomplishments is the role he played in preventing the development of undesirable strip shopping, high
density apartment dwellings and office buildings. Maynard Feldman has promoted efforts to improve the.quality of
life in Southfield, from school issues to beautification to the development of recreation facilities. His involvement in
behalf of Southfield homeowners is evidenced by his many accomplishments. Maynard Feldman has gotten things
done as a private citizen. Think, now, how much more effective he can be as the elected representative for Southfield
and Lathrup Village. I heartily endorse his candidacy and urge all residents of Oakland County's 20th District to give
him their support on November 2nd."
,
DOUGLAS HARRIS
Former Board Member
Tanglewood Homeowners Association
BECAUSE
: "Mr. Feldman has contributed in many signifcant ways to the well-being
of his community and the County of Oakland. He demonstrates considerable insight into
the fiscal and administrative problems of local and county governments. His interaction
with large numbers of individuals and organizations has given him rare insight into the
needs and concerns of the homeowner, the businessmen, the senior citizen and our school
systems. I consider it a privilege to urge your support for the office of County Commission,
:the 20th District) for your friend and neighbor, Maynard Feldman."
LOUIS L. FRIEDLAND, Ph.D.
Professor Public Management
and AdministrationT-
Wayne State University
BECAUSE
: "Of his integrity and concern for improving the
quality of life of the community. He expresses his concern by
things that will improve our community life, and' would be an
asset for the Oakland community.
DR. HARRY MA:SEL
h.en's Club
President, Adat Sh
Professor & Chair ion c .41 Jorny
of Medicine
Wayne State U. '
BECAUSE:
"Of his honesty, sincerity, *nte.gr y ond dedi-
cation. We need men like him to help re-establish 'le credibility
in government and the democratic way of life."
CANTOR SIMON BERMANIS
Congregation Beth Achim
BECAUSE
: "The news that a man of honor and complete
honesty is entering the political arena gives me renewed faith
that our democratic system will survive. Maynard Felman's skills,
candor and accomplishment speak for themselves."
BECAUSE:
"As was within his ability, and
largely through his efforts; - he derived great pleasure
creating holiday cheer through festive atmosphere to
the residents of the Sara Fisher Home, The Jewish
Home For The Aged, Receiving Hospital (now Detroit
General) and such organizations. Never have I known
Maynard's integrity to be questioned."
JOHN A. SILLS
The Art Products Co.
BECAUSE
: "Maynard is one of the few people I
would hold in high esteem particularly for his initiative
and integrity. His honesty and sincerity stand out in a
materialistic world. He takes a deep personal sense of
pride in doing a good job regardless of the size of the
project.
REV. WILLET J. HERRINGTON
LYLE C. KINSEY
General Administrator
Redford Union Schools
St. David's Episcopal Church
WE ALSO JOIN THE MANY SUPPORTING
MAYNARD M. FELDMAN
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Abramson
George Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bowman
Dr. Ben Brett
Mr. & Mrs. Merle Bronstein
Mr.
Mrs. Bertram Brostaff
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Cohen
Albert Farber
Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel Fineberg
Marvin Finkel
Benjamin Friedman
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Goldsmith
Rabbi Benj. H. Gorrelick
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Gould
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Halperin
Denzil J. Hammond
Allie M. Hamoud
Steve D. Hurite
Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Ilson
Dick Keier, treasurer
Joe Knollenberg
Henry Y. Leopold
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Art Mandell
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Mason
Leon B. Miller
Elizabeth Mitchell
Jean McDonnel
Jack McPherson
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Nadich
Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Nussbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Orman
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Portner
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Perlin
Harold Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rifkin
Mr. & Mrs. Malcom Rifkin
Dr. & Mrs. Marvin Rifkin
Allen Rosenberg, chairman
This ad paid for by supporters of Maynard M. Feldman
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Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Shapero
Mr. & Mrs. Benjiman Schecter
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Sills
Bernard Summer
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Sterns
George Tobias
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Wakovits
Marilyn Whiteford, Lathrop
co-chairman
Evelyn Wolfe
Nick Wurner
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Zeff
Mr. & Mrs. William Zimmerman
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Rabbi Yitzchok M. lashed the Sukka to a re-
Lipszyc, director_ of nted, open trailer which
Lubavitch Student Ac- they hitched behind their
tivities in Michigan, and camper and began their
his family have returned five-day trek of the-Upper
from a good-will tour of Peninsula — K. I. Sawyer
Michigan's Upper Pen- Air. Force Base,
ninsula in a Sukka- Houghton-Hancock, Iron
Mountain, Escanaba, Kin-
mobile.
Using every inch of av- cheloe Air Force Base and
ailable space, they took the Soo cities.
In Iron Mountain the
along a pre-fabricated
canvas Sukka, lulavim Lipszycs met with Beral
and etrogim, a carton of and Phillip Cohodes and
Sabbath candlesticks, lit- their families.
In Sault Ste. Marie, On-
erature on traditional
Judaism, and an 11-day tario, the rabbi spoke to
supply of kosher food, in- leaders of the Jewish
cluding holiday refresh- community at Cong.
ments for Upper Penin- Brothers of Jacob.
sula Jews to fulfill the
The family spent a
precept of "eating in the snowy Simh at Torah with
Sukka."
students from Northern
Rabbi Lipszyc met with Michigan University in
Sam and Willard Cohodas Marquette. -
of Ishpeming, and then
Rabbi Lipszyc said the
continued to nearby 50-year-old synagogue in
-Marquette, where they the Houghton-Hancock
spent the first days of area which was formerly
Sukkot. The Lipszycs set open . only on Rosh
up their Sukka at the Hashana and Yom Kippur
home of Robert and Mer- was also open this year for
ril Danziger, music pro- Sukkot, and will be used
fessors at Northern again by the community on
Michigan University.
Hanuka and Pesah. This is
On Oct. 11, the first of due largely to the efforts
the intermediate days of of Marshall and Joanne
Sukkot, the Lipszycs •Keltz, Dr. and Mrs. R.
London, and Jonathan
Pressel, a student at
Michigan Tech.
He said the com-
A shipment of 180 pairs munities of Houghton-
of Tefilin and Tefilin bags Hancock, Marquette, and
will leave Detroit this Sault Ste. Marie were
week headed for the use running relatively suc-
of new Russian olim in Is- cessful Sunday schools.
rael, as a result of a visit The school in Marquette
from members of the is run by Prof. and Mrs.
Russian Immigrant Re- Ted Eisenberg.
scue Fund who described
their efforts to provide re-
Rabbi Lipszyc said that
ligious articles to incom- a number of people have
ing olim.
maintained - Kosher
Peter Weiss volun- homes under very dif-
teered to visit ficult circumstances in
synagogues and indi- the U.P.
viduals and collect their
In making this trip,
unusued Tefilin. Dr.
Dubin of Luster Cleaners Rabbi Lipszyc said the
cleaned the Tefilin bags, Jewish families in the
and Rabbi Yitzchok Sel- small communities were
mar, local scribe, super- very pleased with his visit
vised the sorting and and hoped that it could be
packing of the shipment. continued on a regular
El Al Israel Air Lines, basis throughout the
through the efforts of year.
Amiram Spektor, Detroit
district manager, is
The first Jew in
transporting the ship-
America
to hold elective
ment from Detroit to Is-
office was Francis Sal-
rael.
Anyone wishing to par- vador, an English Jew
ticipate in this project, for who first settled in Char-
South Carolina in
which a new shipment is leston,
being collected, many 1773 as a planter. In 1774
contact Sam Yarsike at he was elected to the
Sam's Fruit Mkt. on Nine First and Second Provin-
cial Congresses.
Mile Rd. in Oak Park.
Tefilin Sought
for Russian Olim
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