THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

44 Friday, May 29, 1981

Lay Rabbi Charles Goldstein Retires From Monroe Post

the Bnai Israel Temple May
16 on the occasion of his re-
tirement from the temple.
In 1956, at age 60, Golds-
tein began serving the tem-
ple as a lay rabbi, officiating
at Bnai and Bnot Mitzva.

What originally was an
invitation to be lay rabbi to
a Monroe congregation for
four months turned into 25
years of service for Charles
Goldstein, a Southfield at-
torney who was honored by

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He also has conducted fun-
erals and assisted at wed-
dings.
According to the Monroe
Evening News, Goldstein
came to Monroe every two
weeks for about 20 years to
conduct services. He also
came on Jewish holidays.
Recently he spread his vis-
its out so that services were
held every three weeks
until earlier this month
when he announced his re-
tirement.
Previously, Goldstein
conducted services at
Temple Israel when it
was located in Detroit. He
earned bachelor's and
law degrees from the
University of Michigan
and began practicing law
in 1919.
During services, Golds-

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CHARLES GOLDSTEIN

tein reads in Hebrew and
translates what he has read
into English, an unusual
practice.
His sermons have been
catalogued and presented to
the Monroe County Library.

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BLOCH-ROSE POST
AND AUXILIARY will
honor outgoing Commander
Dave Goodstein and
President Anita Moss 7:30
p.m. Saturday at Topinka's
Country House. Spouses
and friends are invited.
There is a charge. For re-
quired reservations, call
chairman Muriel Smith,
547-0804; or the Jewish
War Veterans office, 559-
5680.

Memorial Home. Delegates
and alternates to the JVW
Department convention
June 19-21 will be elected.
The auxiliary will service
the Northland Geratric
Center in June and bring
gifts and provide
entertainment. To volun-
teer, call President Sarah
Kaminsky, 968-1781.

Miss Goldman
to Give Recital

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Leslie Goldman, daugh-
COHEN POST AND-
AUXILIARY will meet ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Goldman of Farmington
Jewish War Veterans Hills, will give her senior
recital Sunday at Michigan
State University gradua-
tion ceremonies.
Miss Goldman earned a
bachelor's degree in music
from MSU. She majored in
David A. Jaffa, regis- performance and was prin-
tered representative of cipal and co-principal flutist
Pennsylvania Securities of the MSU Symphony Or-
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Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman of
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim
and Mrs. Goldman an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Rose Eva, to
Dr. Henry Brystowski, son
of Mrs. Sara Brystowski of
Oak Park and the late Mr.
Morris Brystowski.
Miss Goldman was
graduated from Wayne
State University and its law
school. Her fiance was
graduated from WSU and
its medical school.
A July wedding is
planned.

School Vote
on Shavuot

The Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan De-
troit is warning that the
millage election in Oakland
County school districts will
occur on the first day of
Shavuot — Monday, June 8.
Since the date of school elec-
tions is set by state law, the
Council is encouraging vot-
ers in the Jewish commu-
nity to seek absentee ballots
_ in order to participate.
Ballots must be returned
by 2 p.m. June 6. Applica-
tions must be made im-
mediately through the local
school boards. Southfield
has distributed applications
to synagogues and elemen-
tary schools within the city.
For complete informa-
tion, contact the local school
boards.

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