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Midwestern Young Israel Branches to Convene Here

The Midwest branches of
Young Israel have an-
nounced the convening of
the second annual Midwest
conference, to be held at the
Young Israel Congrega-
tions of Greenfield, Oak-
Woods and Southfield Oct.
24-26.
The conference commit-
tee in formation, chaired by
Milton Duchan, the newly
elected chairman of the
Metropolitan Detroit
Young Israel Council,

includes: Rabbis James
Gordon, Feivel Wagner,
Joshua Sperka and Samuel
Prero; Rabbi Shubert Spero,
Cleveland, Ohio, and Rabbi
Jeffrey Bienenfeld, St.
Louis, Mo., Harry Blitz,
Samuel Platt, Louis
Horowitz, Hyman
Brown, David Tanzman,
Sonia Ribiat, Raizelle
Snow, Fayga Dombey,
Emanuel Mittelman, Gor-
don Ryback, Dr. Lawrence
Lowenthal, Morris

Livonia Plans `Char Dinner

ivonia Jewish Congre-
tion will hold its annual
"Chai' dinner 6:30 p.m. Oct.
19 at the synagogue, 31840
W. Seven Mile, Livonia.
The dinner will be the oc-
casion to honor Sarah
Smith, synagogue trea-
surer, for 21 years of dedi-

cated service to the congre-
gation."

Morris Breuer, Leonard
Goldzweig and Nate Weiser
are chairmen. For reserva-
tions, call Helen Sallan,
5254277; or Bea Breshgold,
476-4690.

Temple Emanu-El to Install
Rabbi Steinger Next Week

Temple Emanu-El will
celebrate the installation of
Rabbi Lane B. Steinger dur-
ing festivities to be held Oct.
10 and 11. At this time,
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum
will become senior rabbi.
Rabbi Steinger was born
in St. Louis, Mo., and was
graduated from Washing-
ton and Lee University and
Hebrew Union College.
He has served as student
rabbi at Cong. Emanu-El of
Welch, W. Va., and Temple
Chai in Buffalo Grove, Ill.
Before coming to Temple
Emanu-El as associate
rabbi in 1976, he was rabbi
at Temple Emanu-El in
Greensburg, Pa.
At 6 p.m. Oct. 10, there
will be a Shabat dinner to
be followed by the instal-
lation Sabbath service at
8:15 p.m. The installation
service will be lead by
Cantor Norman Rose;
Lyle Parr, president of
the temple; and Rabbi El-
liot Rosenstock of Tem-
ple Beth-El of South
Bend, Inc. Following the
service the temple sis-
terhood will host an oneg
Shabat.
A harvest festival picnic
will be held 7:30 p.m. Oct.
11 at the temple. Israeli
music will be provided by
Abraham Ben Ze'ev and his
group for folk dancing and
singing.
Rabbi Steinger has
served as the community
coordinator of the Boat
People Project for the
Jewish Welfare Federation,
Jewish Family Service and
Metropolitan Detroit Fed-
eration of Reform
Synagogues. He is a
member of the board of the
esettlement Service and
was recently named to the
commission on social action
of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations.
He also serves on the Rus-
sian Acculturation Com-
mittee of the Jewish Corn-
munity Center and is a
member of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service Task Force
for Russian Immigrants. He
also is a member of the
Michigan Regional Advi-
sory Board of the Anti-

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Novetsky, Jack Zwick,
Shelley Singal, Kurt Hertz,
Matt Kamins, Moshe
Feigenbaum, Myer Senders
and their spouses.
The theme of the confer-
ence which will begin with
Kabalat Shabat services
Oct. 24 and end with brunch
Oct. 26 is, "Orthodoxy's
Quest in Contemporary
Society," announced
Samuel Platt, program
chairman.
Rabbi Ephraim H.
Sturm, executive vice
president of the National
Council of Young Israel
for the past 25 years, will
be the convention keyn-
ote guest speaker. Na-
tional President
Nathaniel Saperstein will
be featured Oct. 25, and
the National Council of
Young Israel, Washing-
ton D.C. representative,
Judah M. Lipsitz will
close the convention with
a report on the Capitol
scene and its meaning to
American Jewry.
Entertainment and a
melave malka and brunch,
as well as home hospitality,
have been arranged at a fee.
The following branches
are sponsoring the conven-

tion: Buffalo and Syracuse,
N.Y.; Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Cleveland; Chicago, Ill.; St.
Louis, Mo.; and Detroit.
For information and
reservations, contact Mil-
ton Duchan, Midwest -Con-
ference Chairman, % Young
Israel of Greenfield, 15140
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park,
48237, or call the
synagogue, 967-3655.

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