73 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/d4def39cf76f4a5937219be7dd5bb45b.pdf f2321bc86dbe466e03170c8ef44e509d PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL . Marvin Gudelsky , President May , 1964 Friday t?Eve ning Services by TemplB Youth Group Hos t s to Miehigan S~ate Temple Youth Convention *May*8 * * * * * * * * V * * * * * * * * * * Friday Evening 8:15 I'M ~ * * 7 :45 fM FAMILY SERVICE HONORilW MOTP.ERS I DAY Service and Sermon by Sixth Grade Oneg Shabbat * * -~- * --,." May 15 * -~ -,_" .. * * ~- -~- -~- -:{- * -~- * Friday Evening * Services by Terrple Yoi.:th Group -~} 1{- . - May 22 * .., ~:. ~~ -~~ 8:15 -~- -~ ~- 1~ -j(- ·* -~ ~A- -:~ -~ ~- i~ -~~ ~- *May* 29 {_L * * * * Traditional Se rvices Sabbath Eve Sabba th Morning . -~ -~ * ~- i~ 8:15 PM Friday Evening -~~ * I-H -, Friday Evening 8: 15 .i:'*M May 1, 8, 15 ,. 22 , 29 May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 7:30 i:N 8:30 FM. X Fie ase note : That although arrangements are not fully completed for the services of May 2 2 and May 29 , tre re will be worship servic -~ s at your Temµle through the month of May and your presence at each service will 'be de eply appr eciated by all those who are takin£ the r esponsible for their pre se ntation . �Me RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MAY 3 Due to the MSTY De legates Convent ion being held at the Temple on the weekend of May 1-3, there will be no Religious School Classes Sunday, May 3. School will resume on Sunday, May 10 TICKETS AVhllJI.BLE FOR HA!IDIDSHOW , NOW.is the time to get your tickets for the famous one-woman show of ''1,,est Side Story", in which Sulie Harahd is featured c This is being brought t o Central _ _ _ __ _ _ _._....,................._.i...u;..,.._w..u._ _ _ _ Campus on May 20 at 8: 30 by Sis4 .ed . 6 SISTii;RHOOD I-'ROGRES.SIVE terhood . ii..dmission for this LUNCHEON & TOURJJf.R.DCES. 12:JO},event, which is the main. fund Home : Mrs . J . K. Kaufman raising event of the year, will 3r; East E.9.rn.§ .L ___ . . . be $l.OO, and tickets may be obtained from Mrs . Nathan broutman Thurs . 7B'nai B1 rith Humanitarian Awards Dinner f-: 30 The Temple will be open Monday Mas onic Temple May 11 and 18 from 1 : 00 -2:30, Sat . 9 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 at which time tickets may be obHome : Mrs . Goldie Smith tained and money turned in at Occidental Hotel the Recreation Room, Sun . 10 Relig . School 31st Session J. N, F.B.~~&-B~D-x----B_ R_EA-' KF_'A_S_T__ Assembly: 11. 30 , Movie & The Hadassah Board Meeting on Talk by Sisterhood Preso May 12, at 10:00 AM at the home Mrs • A. Parker , Grades 4-9 o.f Mrs. Sam Shumache r, 103 7 Englewood . Road, will be a combina.:.. Mon . 11 Hebrew School 29th \;l,eek tion J.N . F. Bagel and Box BreakTues . 12 Hadassah Board & Bagel & Box Breakfast 10:00 fast and Hadassah Meeting, Please Home : Mrs., S, Shumacher come and bring your Blue Boxes Thurs.14 Teachers ' Meeting · 8:00 J.N.F. needs these funds desperSu,-,,. 17 Rel. School 32nd Session ately. Also hear about the De-· TYG M~eting 7:00 troit Hadassah Conference from Mon . 18 Hebrew School 30th "i'~eek President Ellen .hron~ Bridge Tournament 8: 00 SISTcRHOOD-HADASSAH INSTALLATION Tues. 20 SULIE HARAND PROGRAM 8 :30 The Sisterhood and Hadassah Central Campus Installation Luncheon will be Sponsored by Sisterhood held , on Saturday, June 6 at 1:·00 Thurs . 21 FTA Conferences 8:00 - 10: 00 at the lovely new Holiday Inno Sun, 24 Rel. School 33rd Session Cost will be ~2 . 00, and the deadCLOSING EXIBCISES 11:30 line on reservations is cne week prior to the luncheon. Bvery Sunday & Hebrew Awards to member will be contacted '1y be passed outo Hebrew School 31st week phone for reservations, c1 ,1d we Mon. 25 Sisterhood Board 8:00 are looking forward to having a Tues . 26 BO.ARO OF TRUSTEES 7 :45 gala afternoon. ! Thurs28 CALENDAR - YJ\.Y , 1964 Fri-Sun MSTY DELEGATES CONVENTION 1 - 3 Muskego n Sun . 3 Hadassah Donor YWCA Cocktails 6 : 30 Dinner 7 : 00 "THE LIFE OF IRVING BERLIN " Narrate d & sung by Civic Opera Co . of Muskegon Mon .-Wed . Hadassah Mich . Region Gonf . Northland Inn - Detroit 4 -6 Non . 4 Hebrew School 28th Week Tues . 5 Sisterhood Board 8: 00 · Home : Helen Parker t 0 �YAHRZEIT SAMtiKL ASHE.NDORF, father of Abe , Isadore, Jacob and Max Ashe:adorf , May 4' IRVING 1/vOLFGANG, father of Mrs . Bernard Fisher, May 5, Iyar 23 SARAH ROSENBERG, mother of Robert Rosenberg , May 8, Iyar 26 NATHAN JACOBS, father of Meyer Jacobs , May 8, Iyar 26 LEAH SHU:l"lilCHER, mother of Sam Shumacher , May 11 SAML~L STTW:MBERG, father of Dr. Maurice Stromberg, May 13 MARY SIMKIN , mother of Mrs . Stanley Kaplan, May 1.5 MOLLIE FLAXMAN , mother of Mrs . Leo Rosen, May 20 , Sivan 9 CAROL CHARLOTTE STEINDLER, daughter of Mrs. & Mrs . Milt on Steindler , May 27 . BARNET GREENBERG , father of Mrs . Sol Silverman , May 28 LOUISE ARON , mother of Loui~ iro~ Mrs. Martha Galombeck , May 29 · ANNIVERSARIES MSTY ME:i!;TS IN MUSKEGON We would like to remind the entire congregation that your Youth Group will be hosting the delegates convention this weekend, May 1- 3. .At this time, the new officers f or Michigan State Temple Youth will be elected . We would certainly like to see all of you at !services Friday nirht , and you are [most certainly weLcome at any time ldurinr the weekend . We would als o like to thank all of those people who have so generously offered to house delegateso we are most indebte d to you. vie would also like to thank Mrs . !Cherin, Mrs . Friend and Mr . James ,Price for all the help they have given us . Thanks , too , to everyone else who has helped us • Temple Youth Group HUMANITARIAN A\-,ARDS ·DINNER MAY 7 You are reminded of the B' nai B1 rith Humanitarian Awards Dinner to be held on Thursday, May 7, at 6 : 30 at the Mas onic Temple . Francis J. Coomes , ixecutive Director of the Michigan Cath<?lic Conference will be the sre aker. For reservations call Mr . James Price, ~EJ - 9087 0 ! Mr . & Mrs. Ted Neumer, May 10 Mr . & Mrs. Louis Berman , May 11 Mr. & Mrs, Samue 1 Klayf , May 24 CO:J'. ~_'ATULA TIONS TO: Dr "·· and. Mrs·~ .Arthur Greenberg. on the birth of their first 6 randchild and to Mr , and Mrs • Max Kope lof f , THANKS 'N.6LL- WISHERS the great- grandparents . A son , Bart Mrs • . Marvin Gudelsky" wfohes Edward Seigel, was born on April 7 to express her appreciation to to Dr. and Mrs . Alan Seigel. all who sent cards, flowers and THAl°\JK YOU gt Jd wishes during her recent to the Ashendorf Families , who r-: ~pi talization o have donated forty-three greatly BlJLLETIN INFOIDIJt TIO}f btlE 14.AY 27 needed Hymnals to the Temple in memThe meeting dates and all inory of their mother , Mrs . Ida Ashen- !formation for the next bulletin dorf. ~ust be turned in at the Temple SYMPATHY ,Office no later than May 27 . This The Congregation extends its ulletin will cover trn sumrrer sympathy to Yu- . Arnold Bourziel, in onths through the end of August . Temple office hours are : 9:15 the death of his father on April 140 Mr , Bourziel, a mewber of St . Paul ' s 2: 30 , Monday - Thursday. · _ ) iscopal, is organist for the Temple. �ABOUT T.Hi F- URIM rARTY ••••• (This article received too late for last month ' s bulletin) . Concerning the characters, Mordecai was played by JOEL tULLLR , who had a W"J.ole page of long lines to memorize . If you got the idea that ho was rea~ing from the page , it's be cause h0 was telling you the story from the Megilla , Joel can read very very nicely , but he knew his whole part by heart . Esther was played by MIDI LIBNER , and the r eal Esther couldn't have looked as beautiful as Heidi. She came todo her part , even as sick as she was . Haman was done by. MITCHEL COHEN , and what can be said ab out Mitchel , except we might lose him to Hollywood some day . He put the real Haman to shame . Vashti was played by JEANNETTE Gfu:ENB.illiG . Have you ever seen a bright blonde in Persia? Well , Jeannette did it , and I heard all the girls are going to dye their hai~ like hers . The princesses were played by NAOMI \.;IENEll. , AUDREY RACE and M.A.RG.C SCI-IAKNLER . vJe were sorry SUSIE LUCAS couldn't make it , but she had the mumps , and didn I t think the kin g would want her with a fat face . They were all beautiful. . The soldiers were DOW-LAS JAFFE , MARC SII. BE:RMAH AND JEFFR.2:Y COHEi'J , who was the clown soldier . Didn't ARTHUR AShENDCH.F , who played King Ahasueros , do a beautiful job? To all the kids, all I c a n say as their teacher is that I am so proud of them , and I will do it over again and again . Thanks to t;rs . Jake i,,shendorf, who was always willing to help me , and to Jake , who gave me some draperies to make the kings ' robe and Mordecai ' s robe . Thanks - to Evelyn Galombeck , who helped with music . Thanks to all of you parents , who saw to it that the kids studied their i:,arts a little every nifht . Our children , and all of us -working to gether , c a n really produce some thing beautiful . I told you all is we ll that ends well-. Shalom . J'f!ARIE EL,CCN - - - - -- - - - - -- CONGR£CkTIOi'J B 1 NAI ISf\.t-1.iL Fourth & ¼ebster Streets Muske GOD , Eichigan Telephone : P ._-2702 NON-} ROF IT ORGANIZATION TIM.c, VALUE r-"iA il, �HADASS A H viOMEN 'S ZIONIST ORGANIZATION :Muskegon, Michigan Mayl, 1964 Dear Hadass ah Member : Please - as a must on your agenda for May is your attendance at the Hadassah Silver Tea, t o be gi~en by Mrs . :Milton Steindler , on May 23rd, at her home - 1249 Lakeshore Drive - from 2:00 P . N. to S:00 P . h . Our Chapter has always responded generously when called upon to hel p with Hadassah ~up~lies . be r eplenished . This year, the Linen sup~ly must A quarter of a million piece s of hospital linen in good condition must be ava ilable at all times - and I know you are well aware of the urge ncy of fulfilling the Supplies Dollars Goal for just such an emergency. Frances thought of a unique way of helping e ach of us save towards this project with t he dime saver she se nt us about six weeks a go. Knowing Fr ances and her generous instinct which prompted her to make this Tea for us, you can be sure tha t all of us will be we lcomed with her usual gr ac iousne ss and warmth . So - don't let a pa r tially f illed card keep you away f rom her Tea - me wants to see you the r e , f or she knows you will be a s generous as yo u possibly can be . I look forward to see ing you at the Hadassah Si lve r Tea . Cordially.,,. fh1_ /I C;' £,e.,rz.4Ut...f.../ .),,1.,7 v Ellen ,.,.ron, President � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196405 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1964. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/4253a917a664ec4b6dc3b807594309cd.pdf f5c3eef4f3b787d21ab08e68f68e3f54 PDF Text Text SUPPLE!"JENT TO TEMPLE B1N1-.I ISH.t.EL SUMMER 1 ULLETIN ii.TT:il:NTION - i-.LL MEMBERS .,:.ND .t:'ROSFECTIVE MEMBBRS OF B1 N11I B'RITH The following dates will be of interest to the men of b'nai B'rith: The Michigan Spring Conference will be held in i.nn .. rbor June 7. The District Grand Lodge 1,-6 (;onvention will be held in Milwaukee on June 28. This includes eight states and two provinces of Canada . .b.ny roomber who would like further information or who would like to attend either of these gatherings, please contact James Price. Here is your chance to get in YOUR two cents worth - or even a nickle ' s worth. Jim Price has accepted the job of l:-rogram Chairman for 1964-65 and invites you to exi:; ress your ideas on programs you would like to see for next year. He is working on the program se t-up at this time, and would like to hear from anyone who knows of interesting programs which can be obtained for your entertainment and information. CONGlli,TULi.'ITONS TC TENPLE b ' N.nI ISR.:.£'1 1 S 1964 HIGH SCHOOL GR.i.J)Uli.TES ! The Congregation is proud of its young people who, after twelve long years of study, will be stepping up to receive their high school diplomas with the classes of 1964 in our various local high schools. For tram begins a new era in their education as they ma.ke their plans to attend college in the fall. The best of wishes to: Gilbert i.shendorf, who will be going to Oakland University, Jill Grossman, who will attond Bradley , Stanley Kantor~ who will attend Junior (;allege, Terry Kulka, who will be going to the university of Michigan, Bruce Neumer who will be attending Bradley, Roger Rapoport, who will go to the University of Mic higan, David Steinman, who will attend Oakl and and .;.vis Teles, who will be going to the University of Michigan. Gil, t:itanley , Roger and ,.vis were elected to N~·uional honors Society. Congra tulations also to Jeff Rosen, who elected Student Council President for next year and also to the N~tional Honors Society~ There a re no doubt others e.mong t he Temple college and high school students who have be en given special recognition or hono:ts . \\ e would a}iprec:iate receiving any such information at the Te rfl)le office s o t ha t it may be include d in the next bulleti n . MESSAGE FROM HADASS1Ji PRESIDENT fo-see I 'm l ooking forward ing y cu en June 6th, the advent of the combined Closing Luncheon and Installation of Hadassah and Sisterhoode On that date, Hadassah will have terminated a good year (196JL:J-1- ) of f und-raising and activity, which could only have been accomplished with the co operation and inte rest of each member of our organization. I wish you all a happy frol j;cking Summer, full of sunshine and fun, generating new vigor and dedication for our new Ha dassah year (1964-65) so that our deeds and triumphs will exceed the old - I know with the entire membership behind re we will be proud of our accomplishments . Ellen 1.ron, President, Muskegon Chapter of Hadassah RELIGIOUS SCHCOL PRINLIPl.L 1-R..ISES TEI.CHING ST,.FF Dear Readers : This is a f an letter! I t is directed to nine people as different in appearance and t ~st~ as any nine people could be , but one thing they do hold in common is a dedication to tho education of our Temple children. This is tho group who could possibly sle ep in one morning a week, or use the timo for the odd jobs that pile up around the house , or maybe just ge t together with the gang clD.d bowl. These are tre people who frequently say "I'll be at tre meeting right after work or after my class - or after an a}lpointment," and the n sp,3 nd a long evening session in planning and working out ideas and projects to challenge and stimul,.1. te our young people o Each of those people r e ceives a check oneo a month, it isn't really equal to the ir time and effort and usually is turned rifht back to the Temple or one of the organiza tions. If the coffers ar o empty, a s was the ca se in Mo:::.y , cla sse s and committmonts continue a s usual . This past Sunday tho year's work ~as completed and the children dismissed for vacation . ;.,. final meeting w.:.i.s reld r ight aftor cla sses G.nd for two hours those s ame peoplo onthusi astically ovaluatod, planne d and projected for the coming ye ar. Frankly, I know this is ~ sontimontal l etter , but how clso do you tell our t uachc rs you think they' re pretty S:fD cial?? l .l Lois Charin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196406_supplement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin Supplement, June 1964 Description An account of the resource Supplement to Temple B'nai Israel Summer Bulletin. The supplement provides additional announcements and notices to the congregation for the summer of 1964. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/5f2a3516a97743117c5fad562905fce9.pdf 7e1f41393fd1662ad0e9487d7416ff64 PDF Text Text ~ · l TEMPLE · 'NAl . ISRAEL TI ~ MUSKEGON, MlCHlqAN Douglas Rosen , President September, 1964 HOLY Dli.Y WORSHIP RJ.BBI Ri.YMOND WEISS ROSH Hi.,. 'SHONOH 5725 SeptembGr 6, Sunday •••••••......• 7: 00 PM ' 8:00 PM September 7, Monday ••••••• ••• ••• 8:00 lJ1 10:30 ,JiI 12:u5 PM 2: 30 PM Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Musaf Children's and Youth Service ROSH Hie ' SHONOH - SECCND D,,y SeptGmbor 7, Monday •.••••.••.•• 7;30 PM Traditional Sarvices Sep tember 8, Tue sday ••..• ~ ••••.• 8:30 ii.M Traditional Services SABBATH OF REPENThNCE September 11, Friday Shabba t •••• 7: 30 PM Traditional Services Will advise on Community Services · Soptomber 12 , Saturday Shabbat • tj : JO 11.M Traditional Services YOM .KIF'PUR September 15, Tuosday1 Kol Nidre 6:15 PM Tr aditional S8rvico s 8 : 00 PM Community Services September , 16, We dnesday •••••.•• 8:00 1..M Traditiona l Services 10:45 1.M Community 1:15 PM Traditional Musaf & Mincha 2:15 FM Children' s Youth .Service u:15 PM Community Memorial 5:15 PM Combine d Ne 1 ila 6:15 ~M Conclusion . " ..- - - -- = - -== ) YOU vJILL BE ,.DVI SED ON REGULHR FRID1.Y NIGHT SERVICES uND SUKKOS SERVICES �C.JJ!: ND~.R - SGptambor, 1964 2 B 1nai brith Stng 2:00-? Levin Cottage -SEE FLYER Thurs . 3 B'nai Brith Moo ting 8 : 30 SEE FLY.i!;R Wod. 16 Br eak-tho -Fa st Buffet 6 : 30 I rs . D. Rosen, Chairman Sat • . 19 B'na i Brith Costume Party with Sqmre Dan::ing 8d0 Sun . 20 Sukkos Pot Luck Party (Details to follow) Thurs . 24 BO..RD OF TRUSTE. . S 7:45 Sun . 27 Re ligious School Ope ns Tues . 29 Siste rhood Board 8 : 00 Homo : Mrs . J . Price 2836 Ninth , Heights · \·ved~ 30 Hadassah Opening board Home : :Mrs . L . ,.ron . •· · (De t a ils to ·follow) IMI--CRT,.1-JT NOTICE; Fl ea sc h ave all meeting date s a nd othe r informa tion for October bulletin in writing at Templo office by September 28. I NFORM.TION ON RELIGIOUS SCHOOL There will boa registration lottor, complete with cards and book - lists in the mail witl1in the next wee k . In orde r to f ac ilita t e matto rs, pLaso fill in the cards and chock book lists a nd r e turn to tho Tomplo immediate ly . If you wish to make arrange ments for purchasin g used books, this will ha ve to bo donG on your own as tre Templ e is unable to ha ndle thiso Sunday classos will _bo starting September 27 . You will be notified as to tl.J beginning ·dates of Hebrew cla sso s . TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS , stcirting on Septe mte r 1 , will be from 9 : 15 to 1 : 15 on Mondays thr ough Thursdays , or l at e r by appointme nt. SISTERHOOD RE~U~STS that you ,save your rummage for their a nnua l rummage sa l 0 , which ha s been s o t for Novembe r 24 . Wod. STUDENTS .. DD.hESS.8S NEEDED If a membu r of your family is out of town at school or in the ~rmo d forc e s and would like to rocoivo tho Temple bulle tin, plo a s-.: s und his or her complete addres::.. type d or printed on a p ostal· ca rd to tho Temple 01·f ice as 9 oon a s possible . This applies also_ to those who receive d bulletins last ye a r, so that wo may know whet9er or not last ye a r ' s a ddrossos arc c orrect without its being neces~ary to call the wh9le list • . Tha nk you . B ' N•• I . b 1-RITH MIUv1.UK.c.E CONVENTION J~~Bs Pric e , Edward Krause , Jao Simon·-and Louis· Darmstndt or 2tt e ndod ; the 96th •hnnual Convention of DISTRICT Gfu-.ND LODGE fr of B 1 N..-.I B 1 RITH at the Hotel- Schrode r in Milwaukee , June 28, 29 , JO and ·July 1 . Ove r 800 delegat e s rcpresenting Men ' s · and \vome n' s Lodge s in e ight st a tes and four provinces in Ca nada , plus hundre ds of noride le gate s observed the 120th b.nniye rsary of B1 nai B 1 rith. . Highlights of the Convention incl1:1ded addrossos by Sonator William Proxmire and Label Katz, IntGrnational ~resident of B'na i Brith . UONTRIBUTIONS _- THi.NK YOU TO. Mrs . Goldie Smith , who mad_e a · generous contribution to~ard the cost of installing the double brass r a il a t :the entrance to tre · 'Temple . ·' It wb.s h9 r idea for the s_afety and comfort of the oldo r _ members wren us :ing the · front stairs·. G,".RDEN FUND from Mr . & Y.tr s . Bud . Strifling & Ylr .: & Mrs ~ J a ck Cohen as good wism s for recove ry of Mrs . mirm:1.n· Gros·sman & Mrs . :.Milton St"eindlGr . LIBfu.RY FUND from i-.llied Metal , in memory of :Mr . ;:f.:trry --Beckcr fathe r.of Ee rnard Bocker . RELIGIOUS SCHOCL , f rom Nr . & Mr~. William P i sher , memory of Mrs . Morton Ste rn . �~ ·- .. .:a •. ' J • _. • Yii.HRZEIT •, , ,,., , , , _. ·"·· ,,_ ,. - ·- Y....HRZEIT (Continue d) SIGfvrt.nlm c;~HN, hl!Sband of Mrs. Selma HERBERT MENDELSOHN , father of Mrs . Reuben Le vy, Soptomber 27 Cahn , father of Mrs . Sam Shumacher ;.NNIVERSI..R-TES E~Ellul 24 , Septembe r 1 HJ.NNAH BLUMBE:RG., mothe r 9f_J'J:r-s . Sam M.t' . & Mrs . Milton Ste indle r, Sept . 2 Lawson, Ellul 26 , Septembe r 3 .Mr~. & Mrs . Louis Rubinsky, Sept . 13 Mi.RIE RIPNER , mo ther of Mrs . Douglas Ivlr . & Mrs . Marvin Gu.delsky , Sept . 11.t Ros e n, Septembe r 5 Mr,. & Mrs . Horbert Steinman, Sept. 21 Mr'. & Mrs . Charle s Rubinsky , Sept . 22 BESSIE GUDELSKY , motlier of Da vid Gudelsky , September 7 REFUJi.H SffiuJ-..YM.i. .H MI NNIE STEIN, mothe r of Hrs . Sam Our prayers and sinc ere bes t wishe s Singer , Septl/mber 8 for a full recove ry .t o ID1. BROU'lM.1.N, mother of Nat-han MR . TED NEUMER Broutman and Mrs . Thelma h iener , who is a p:i tiont a t Hackley Tishri 2, Si3ptember 8 , IN .L.P:i:-'RECL,TION CELii. MENDELSON , mot,hor of Mrs . Joromo Che rin, who is an impat i e nt Reuben Levy , Tishri 2, -.-.-patient at Le o Levi Memorial HospiSeptemhe r 8 . t a l, Hot Springs, .nrkansas, and very HARRY WIENER; 'fa the r of Mrs . Ted anxious to· get -homo , se nds his Neumer , Tishri 2, Septembe r 8 thanks to a ll' his fri ends -who have FANNY EHRENBERG,. mother of Mrs . sent him get-well messages. Lois Albert Parkor , September 9 Che rin also thanks her many frie nds LEO ,~L'IHOLZ, brothe r of Y.trs., Milton for their thoughtfulness during her Ste inc;:U.0.r , September 9 . hospitaliza tion this summer . 11 I would like to tha nk a ll of SHIER TELES , so_n of Dr . and Yi.rs . . Morris Te1Ds , Tishri 6, ,._ · those members of our Congregation Sept ember 12 who sent me t heir warm oxpr0ssions _ JULL~ FEINGOLD EROSTOFF , mother of of kindne ss and good wish.as during Mrs. Jack Chevlin, Tishri 8, the surge ry I had this swnmer . I September 26 · want you all to. know how much I REBECCi, KL,-.YF, mother of Sam Klayf , appr e ciate d your thoughtfullness rr Tishri 13, Septembe r 19 i:lnine Frie nd ilLEXi~NDER S . KR.t,USE. II, son of Mr . CONGfu.TUL,-1. TIONS TO: atid Mrs • Edward H. Krause , Mr . & Mrs . Ric hard Kaufman J on the Se i, te mbe r 20 a rrival of a son, Mic hae 1 Brian, on AMELL',, ROSEN, mother of Mrs . Goldie June 1. Smith, Sevtember 20 WELCOME TO Hl.RRY RIJBINSKY , husband of Mrs . Raa Mr . and Mrs . Herbe rt Ennis, 2109 Rubinsky, fattier of Ruth, Carter Drive , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flore nce · and Charl e s Rubinsky , Gottlieb, 780 Franklin , North Muske September 25 gon , and Mr . and Mrs . Milton Mason , KURT RCTHSCHILD , son of Mrs . Benno 3711 Henry Stroo t , who have moved Rothschild a nd brother of Max to our community during tho srmnme r . Rothschild, Tis hri 19 , Howe ve r, on the othe r sid e of the ledger , we .::.re sorry to lose the Sep'tembe r 25 BERY!.EIB SIMON , father of Mr . Joe Sol Zoll family, who have left Simon', Septe mbe r 27 · Muskegon . 0 �...·, l•-- •., , • ··:. .~ ,r U N I O N G fl ,;. M-. ff'fo&EH,t~•wioh"°s .f,op GD0B· HE,'.LTH ,~ND [)ear Membe rs: With the High Holi..GOOD FCRTUNE to all our T'3mf.,13 days 2.pproaching and th e coming of f amilLs i n th:, nJw yJ 2.r . May it our ifow Yuar , I wish to convey be a succe ss ful one for you and gr out ings to SistGrhood artd f amilies for your Tomplu . of tho Temple B'na i Israe l for a Douglas ftos un, happy , heal thy a nd prosperous New Congregation President wuar f rom mys01f and my family . TO l;~IS:i EVERYON.ti: H.t-J-1-INESS IN Cordially , THE NE\J,J YE...R . Dori~ Strombeig , _ i.braham Rosen Lodge , ll ' na i B' rith Pr es ide nt , Sisterhood Dan Rapoport, Pre sident· Pleas-:: make a ncto · of new pe r sona l TEi''fr'L.l.!. H,.S HGUS.f:.:KE.ri:f'J;;R phone numbe r of ·,rs . otrombc rg , Siste rhood is happy to nn.nounce S\18-1185 . tha t h rs . Max ,.shendorf has a c•=-=--=--===c:--==---=:,,_....,,,_..,.....,,..,...-=-:,:=-=-==~-===--JV1.Y THE NE\111 Y&,R LC: FILU,'D vvITH cep t e d the exacting job of officia l J-{E,,LT H, H,,yl INESS .. ND 1 ROS} DhITY ! hous e kee per for the Tompl e . It ha s wo a r c looking forwa r d to an inbee n sometime ainco we have had vig0r atu d a nf prof it able 1964-65, ono , and tho membe rship is gra te ful to .Vivian . wi th our mee,tin gs ma rke d by coEXT:tt.. .. JE\HSH Ci,LEND,.HS .1 .Vr.IL ,BLE ope r ::.tion, a chieve ment a nd excolla nt a ttondancc . If you would like e xtr a J 0wish Ellen ... ron , Homo Ci al enda rs, pick tram up from Pre side nt, Hadassah tho table in tm lobby at tho s or•=----,---,--~--,.-,.-~-----=-----,.-c---i Best wishos for tho New Year . May vices , or stop in at the office . it bring to you a nd your f a mily · THE RETURN IS URGENTLY REQUESTED health, happin0 ss , peace and p ros of a ny Family Record Shee ts which pe rity . have not ye t be en r e turned for Offi ce r s & Mambers of TYG office files . If y ou have misl a id Be cky .-.sho ndo ~f , l-'ro sident your bla nk copy ca l l office , Thanks . NON- I ROFIT CONGREG...TION B 1 N,-. I ISR.1 ,EL ORC1,NIZi, TION ~Fourth & We bste r StroG ts TIME- V1-,LUE Mi.IL Mus ko g on, 1ic hi gan Tolophono : P,..2- 2702 �ANNOUNCING SIMCATHS- TORAH F~ILY SERVICE MONDJ.Y , SEPTEMBER 28 , 1964 7:30 PM ONEG SH.t.B&.T • •••••• • •••• THE CHILDREN vvILL Mi.RCH vHTH Fl.kGS ••• •• •••• • • ******************************* * * I NV I T ~ T I ON * * ** Mr . and Mrs. Daniel Roettor would be honored to have** . ** you worship and r e joice wi th thorn on tho oc assion of the ** ·** Bar Mit zvah of their son, Larry hlan Roottcr, on Friday, ** ** ovoning , October 2, 1964, at 8:15 O'clock. It would bo ** ** thoir pl easure to have you join trom at a Kiddush and ··** ** Roception in tho Social Hall immedia t ely followingo ** * * �CONGB.EGll.1'ION B1 NA.J; ISRAEL Fourth & ¼ebster Streets Muskegon , Michigan Telephone: l--A2- 2702 NON- f'ROFIT ORGANIU TION TH;E- VALUE MAIL ~-......,,.--~----- - �B I NHI B •Rl1 H BRIEFS B 1N1-..I B 1 RITH BRIEFS B1NhI B1 RITH BRIEFS 1 FIRST OF ALL - THE B'Nl~ I B 1RITH ST1.G PARTY ON wEDNESD.hY, SEPTEMBER 2, AT THE JESS LEVIN COTTAGE N&R FREMONT. COME ON our J..NYTIME YOU Cii.N GET rtWiY FROM 2;00 PM ON UNTIL? ??? ? Hi.VE A DAY OF REL,Xi-.TION, CONVERSi.TION PL&.SE CONT,.CT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING, SO THi.T b.RRii.NGEMEN TS C1.N BE Ml .DE FOR FOOD , ETC . l}.,).-IJ-(j~ James Price - PEJ-9087 Abe Ashendorf - I-EJ-1166 hrt Gree nberg - PL5-2890 Joss Lovin - Ph2-6971 -~ :,.~ SUUUUUlllJUURE YOU Chi~ FIND ITl I \.._ ..... ._ .... __ ___ __ Here ' s Jess's map and dire ctions • • • • •••• •.••• 1. 2. J. L. 5. Take M20 to Fremont Turn l eft at Kroger Stora Go north about 8 miles to black top road (Jackson's Grocery Store) Turn right, go east about 2 mile s to hetna (1 house) Turn loft, go north ovor bridge to sacond gate on left - si gn Will be ther e . Also, r rogram Chairman Jim Pric e says to call it to your spacial att ention toot the B1 nai B1 rith meeting of Thursd~y, ~ep t ombe r J, will be of the g:roat ost importance . 1ne District Convention h.ep ort will be pre sent.Jct, tre Pro grams and bud ge t will bo put up for discussion and approval and proj0cts will be r eviewed . He also sugge sts that you bring along your bicycles . Plans will bo finalized for the B'nai B'rith Dance to be held on thJ first Saturday afte r Yom Kirpur - Soptomber 19 . ThGre is discussion of squar ~ dancing, costumes and (he says) champagne . Be tte r b8 th8r e . PREVIE1r1 OF COi'!ING 1.TTR.L.CTIONS . The October 22 B1 nai brith program is sla t ed to be a Political Summary b:i.ne l Discussion, and should be of gr oat inter est just before tho el ecti ons . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/532f0797eada7601b9de657e57c4071a.pdf f68456c337a1d46c0c209c996616e8d3 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKE(iON, MlCHl(iAN Dougl as Ros., n, Pre sident Vol . VIII , No . 2 Tishri- Cheshvan COMMUNITY SERVICES Octobt'l r 2nd 5725 1964 Octobor, 8:15 PM Friday Eve ning BAR MITZVAH Mr . and Mrs . D2nial Roetto r would be honore d to havo y ou worship a nd r e joice wit h tmm on the occasion of the Bar Mitzvah of their son La rry hlan Roctt or on Frid ay evening , Get . 2, a t 8:lS o ' clock . It' would be the ir pl o& sure to hav2 you join thorn at a Kiddush and ro copt i on in the socia l ball i rrmed i ately following . ~~ "1~ ~n~ ~-;~ ~~ ;~ :: ;~ !~ !: ~~ ;0;f-;~ ;~,~ ~- :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ;~ ~L~7~ ~~~ ~~ n,~ :t ~~ ~ ~~7~ ;r;H~ ;n~;~;~~!.-~ ¾ ~ ;n~ ;~~ :~ .. ' ;,_pra ngements a r e be ing made to have Rabbi Raymond \miss , who conduc ted our Holy Days .Servicos , come from Chi c~go for a service during the month of Octob0r . Organizations are bein g contac t e d r egarding the holding o.f Community s a ·::: bath S0rviccs , but plans arc not a s ye t finalize d . A Congro ga tional mailing will be s ent out soon giving particulars and time s of those worship s e rvic es . ~ ~~ ·,' ~- ~, X· ;0:H~ ;n~ 0~ ;~;~~*- 1~ ~ • -X• ~-)..(_)Ht-~-i-.'3H~ ~(_;~ J( U--?~;~ :~n ~-!~ j~~~ ~~ ; ~ ;n<~ ;~• B~ ~4~ ;.. ~: ;, ;~ ~ ~\ ~~ ~ ;H< ~f--~~ ~➔~ ~H~ ;H~ ;0~~~ ~ !0!~ ~0 !H~ ;( ~ ~H~ :<!(- f i~~ !GNH~~ I TR;i.DiTIONi,L SiRVICES Sabbath Evo Sab .,o.th Norning Octobe r 2, ·9, 16 , 23, 30 Octobor 3, ·10, 17 ; 24, 31 7:30 8: 30 PM .nM �CALEND.n.R - OCTGBER Fril Sun . 2 Roo tte r bar Mitzvah 8:15 4 Teache rs I Institute Lansing Siste rhood Meeting 8: 00 Tue s . 6 Home : Lillian Sinr or 2484 Winc he st e r 7 : 30 Weds . 7 Teache r ·. Tfaining 7 : 30 Thurs . 8 Teacher Training B ' nai brith Stag _ 8 : 30 Sat . 10 Hadas s ah Study Groq:,1 : 15 Homo : Shirle y Rapop ort 770 Mille r , N~. M, ... , Re l. ::ichool (1st) 9 : 30 11 Sun . Temple Y~outh Group 7: 00 8 : 30 Thur s . 15 B 1 na i E-rith (Soe Flyer) Sat . & Sun . 17 & 18 MSTY Caravan in Muske I'.-.0on 9 : 30 Sun . 18 Rel. School (2md) B 1 a a i £r ith Michigan Council Mee ting · Grand Rap ids Tues . 20 Opening Hadassah Moe ting Dotails to follow Thur s . 22 Bo::,rd of Tru:stees 7: 45 Sun . 25 Re l. School (3rd) 9: 30 Temple Youth Group 7 : 00 Tues . 27 Sis terhood Board 8 : 00 ·Homo : bet ty Silberman 1985 .... rbor SIST&l.HOOD COMING EV.ENTS Rummage Sale' - Novembe r 24 Kosher Dinner - December 6 IMFORTi,.NT NOTICE : Pl ease have all meeting dates and othe r information f or the Novembe r bulle tin in writin at tho Templ e 01fice by Oc t . 26 CHANGES OF n.DDRESS:REQUESTED The 1964- 65 Community Lists are now in the proce ss of be ing made up . If you h2.ve move d or a re a.bout to move or ra ve a change· in · your busine ss or home phone please notify the Temple o~fic e at onc e . Thank you . TE~lf.PLi!: Oji'FICE HOURS , 9:15 - 1 : 15 Monaays tnrough Thursdays . CONTRIBUTIONS Ge neral Fund Dr . and Mrs . .1.rthur Greenbor g, in memory of his r a r 8nts , Ida and __ __ Harry Greenberg . ; •.<:· · .Mr . a nd i'!r s . S~!Jl· •t-J:pm~p~ -in , memory of Nathan- ·.b,routman a nd Eli Smith ·,/ Yas inow Fmnily·' in memory of the ir moth?r , Toby Y~sinow · I . Brq~t~·-no specific a tion hLT,-.B. FD~_ : ·: > .'. ::~ · , . · ·. _ Mrs . ha rold fi:9.re_ii;_~·tn,memory of Nathan broutr®.n .. · ·. -·:'. ·. ·, Youtl(Schol~rship Fund .. Mrs~.. He len· Kulka , in memory: :of Nathan ··1/routmah and Eli Smith .· j oa r d of I:duc~tion , Su:nday ' S~hool ··· ·- - YlI' . and Mr ~~ J ack Ghevlin , in memory of Nathan Broutman Garde n Fund Hr . a nd Mrs . Milt on Ste indlBr ., in me mory of Nathan Broutrran a nd Eli Smith 67598436th IlliMI NDER l ~r e y ou on the BLnCK LIST of those who haven ' t r e turne d their ur gen:t+Y n ~l:lde d Family- Recbrds . · Forms ? If so , pl e a se, do s o a t once ! If _you have mislaid your blank sheet~ call office f or anothe r . Nee de d ar e : S . ,-.ron , M• .i-.shendor1 , .h.ugust , B5con , H. & L . Be rman, Eass , :br outman , Lr ue lbe ck , J ~ Cherin, Hrs . S . Cohan , Druker , 1pste in , W. Fisher , Fonste in , Gre\jnborg , Harold & Herman Gro s sman , D., K., L., & O. Gude lsky , Halkin , Hawkins J a cobson , J affe , Mrs . F . Kantor , J . K. Kaufman , Kope loff , Kulka , S, Lipman , Luc as , P . & E. Mille r , Morgan , R. & S . Pric e , hace Mrs . M. Rosen , R. & S . Hosenbori; , C., F . & R. h uGinsky, Schankler , .::ichriE:ber , Sie ge 1 , Silberman , Silverman, J . & S . Sin ge r, W. Stern, Stromberg , 'l\3les, Yake r ~lease �YAHRZEIT BETTY ZAINFE..'LD , mothe r of Mrs . Carol Becker, Octobe r 3 , Tishri 27 !:_OUIS KLAYF , f athe r of Samuel Klayf , Octobe r 4, Tishri 28 ISAAC RAPOPORT , fat h::ir of Daniel Rapoport, October 5 NATHAN NEUMER, father of Ted Neume r , October 7 WILLL-i.M ZhINFELD , fathe r of Mrs . Carol Be cke r , Octobe r 7, Che svan 1 SARA. KLEIN , sister of Mrs . Goldie Smith, Octobe r 8 · JACOB KRUPP , fathe r of Mrs . Louis Aron, Octobe r 15 GERTRUDE RIVh SINGER, mother of Joseph Singe r -, Oeteber 16 , Che svan 10 MAX SIMON , son of Joe Simon, Octobe r 17 FANNY PRI CE , mother of Sanruel Price , Octobe r 18 SAM- 1-,.UGOSOVITZ , father of Dr . Ralph i..ugust , Octobe r 18 MAURICE FIELD , fathe r of Harry Field , Octobe r 23 · BERN,\.FJ:l -ALTHOLZ , fathe r of Mrs . · Milton Steindla r , October 25 • IDJ. k SHENDCRF , mothe r of "Abe , Is a dore , Jacob, and Max .n.s'h endorf , Octobe r 27 , Che shvan 21 CONDOLENCE ' Our condole.nee and dee pest sympathy t o ·the family of NATHAN BROUTI1ti.N . husband of Mrs . Be tty Broutman and brothe r of Mrs . Paul Wiener , who pa ssed away on Septembe r 4; May his memory be for a bla.ssing. CONDOLZNCZ Our condolences a nd deepest sympathy to the f amily of . ··· ELI SMIT H · who passed away on Sept emb e r 7. May his memory be for a __ bles sing . · I 1 ! ANNIVERSJ..RIB,;S Mr . & Mr s • ..:..be Ashendorf , Oct. 22 Mr . & Mrs . :Max ,t;.Shendorf, Oct . 22 Mr . & Mrs . Nax Rothschild , Oct . 22 Mr . & Mr s . Seymour Rose nbe rg , Oct.31 CONGRATULhTIONS TO : Mr. and Mrs . Boyce Lucas , on the birth of a son , Jeffrey Alan , .on September 8 . Dr . and Mrs . Ralph .b.ugust, on the arrival of a grandson, - Jeffrey Lawr ence babbuch , on Sep t e mbe r 11 . Fraud parents 2.re Dr . and Mrs . Ch2.rles Babbuch , of Cleveland . IN AP:t--1-iECL-iTION Ellis Cmvlin s e n&a big thank you for the thoughtful a nd kind remembrances to him during his illne s s . From Elle n and Lou Aron : "Lou and I wish to thank all our good friends in the Congrega tion for your many gosturus of solicitude this p&st month while Lou was so sick at Hackley Hospital. ••.it was heart- wa rminp: to know that he was in your tho ug hts and hearts . . Now he is showing marked improve me nt and. should be_ coming home within the next two weeks.• · flease come and s es him at home .11 fu.""FUJ;,H SH.ii.L;-.Y}1i..H Our prayers and, since r e b e st wishe~ for a·full recovery to MR:...-. LOUIS •...RON MRS . SYLVIA I<:t,.UFV.IAN who are patients at Hackley Hospital , and to NR . 301 SILV.iillMhN MRS . ¥!ARIE B1.C0N who are ill at home . MYSTERY OF THE MISSING UIDh:.LKES! · ·If any of the twelve doze n ya rmolkes which have turne d up missing in the l a st ye a r have abs.:mt-. minde dly gone home in -y-our pocket , µlease r e turn them to the Templ e ~ �mNl-)L6 YOUTH GRGlJl-' &SU~i£S .,..GTIVITI-ES Tho Templ e Youth Gr oup began its year by de cor ating the Sukkah on Septerrit.5 e r 20 . huch tim0 and effort was put into this p roj oc t with the -he l p of ~ 'na i Brith . Then , on tho 27th of Septemb e r an Induction of new membo rs took p l ace with e.ll pa rants being invited . During Cctober ; --the TYG will be r:-:i n -its r eg- ul.:i.r mao tin gs , and a uni½ue p ro gram will be introduced . - The highli ght of the month should bo the MSTY Ca ravan on Octo1_,e r 17 and 18 whE:n the MSTY Executive Board will be here . MES.3;..GE FitGk En.LJ,..fo1-1-li i !t.:.Sii.,BNT . Dear Mombors , Due to the unfortunate acc ide nt of my husband -a nd his subsequent hospita lizat ion , it will be impossible for roo to hold the openin& Hadassah Board M0e ting at my homo , as I orif.inally pl anned on V1e dne sday, Sep t ember J O. However , our Ope ning Meeting of the suason will be he ld on October 20 , and you will be notifie d as to pl a.ce and time - and all othe r particulars . v,e an1 starting l atu this year - due to the Holidays and e vents beyond our control - but I f ee l confident that OUI' year will be successful a nd lucrative . I only ask for the support and c onfidenc e you n:Ll exte nde d l a.st y ear . W~ do have wonderful plans for our-Study Group this y ear - the first mee ting of this group will take pl a ce on Saturday , 0ctober 10, a t the home of Mrs. Danie l Rapoport , 770 Mille r Drive , North Muskegon , a t 1 : 15 ~M . it this first mee tin g, our curriculum for the year will be s et up~ and our plans are oxciting J The topic f or discussion on CctoGur 1 0 will be 11 The Novembe r El 2 ction and the Candidates••. . So please be prescmt - ono and a ll. Further notific a tion will be i s suGd • . Ellen b.ron JfilvL~H N,.TI01,.L fUND pr_.;:;s;:.;NTS "THE _-,HT OP ISRt.iL " Tho wea k of Octobe r 9th through Octo _u r 16th an exhib it of 150 outstanding oxample s of tho 2. rt of Israe l will bo opun in the -,myna Stato University Community 1-,.rts Center , L:,O Kirby, De troi t . Thero will be no admission char~cs and 1,::_cintings on u:xhibi t will be 2.va_ilablo for purch::tse . Hours will bo 9 : 00 ,~M through 9: 00 1:-M CON< liGG,.,.,TlON b 1 N.i.I ISft,.. i::':L NON-I 'RGFIT Fourth a.nd t~eb st e r Stree ts ORGJ.,., NIZ.,.TION Musk og on , Mich i gan TIML- V,;.LUE }bI L Te l ephone, : fb.2 - 2702 v, . I �B1NAI BRITH B' Nil.I BRIEFS BRIT H BRIEFS B ' NHI BRITH BRIEFS A LETI'ER FROM YOUR PRESIDENT . De ar Members and Friends: . In this ye a r of our national presidential elections, when a decisiori t will be made r ela tive to the path our 'democracy may t a ke ; when the entire world is watching 111 i th ne rvous intere st-we , of E'nai Erith, find ourselves more conce rne d than eve r about our democratic way of life --it is the duty of a ll of us to go to . the polls in November. B'nai brith is a se rvice organiza tion. --only a few in the community cah belong . Cur membership is ve ry exclusive This is a p rivilege . ·· B 'nai Bri th is a fraternal orgJJ1iz.::i.tion; in Musl<e p-on it a lso a cts as the brothe rhood; wo are all brothers. B'nai i:ri th is a cha ritable organiz a tion. separ a te hospital facilities . 1tio actively sup:fiort four B 'na i Brith D.ids our youth. i.t a nationa l l evel it mainta ins the BBYC and College Hillel Foundations. In Musk0gon, our members p .:i.rticipa te in and a ssist the a ctivitie s of the Temple Youth Groupe B'nai Brith supports the Anti-Defamation League , your watchdog against antiUsemitism, a nd it works for the maintqnance of civil rights of a ll minoritie s. You noc d B' na i Brith and B'nai Brith needs you . Our program for the coming year in on the othe r side of this shee t. need your support . v~on' t you help whe n you are called upon? . . With warmest r ega r ds from our exe cutive board , We Since r e ly yours, DiiNI EL RhPOtORT, Pre side nt ************************~~*** * **** * -~-- B 1 NJ.I BRITH * i!- OCTOBER 15: 1964 * * * * i!*~* * 8:30 PM Pl.NEL FORUM 11 THE COMING N.tiTION.nL ELECTION 11 MODERATOR.- ROLERT LIBNER REYRESENTl,TIVES OF BOTH l·OLITICl,.L PARTIES * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 0 P E N T O THE P UBL I C * * ******** ** ************************* (More B 'nai . :. ri th Nows on Othe r S ido) �B 1N1-.I BRITH COMING ;.TT&,.C TIONS ••••••••••••• OCTOBER Thursday , Octobe r 8 Thursdt2.y , October S~d:iy , O~to oo r - 15 - 3:8 :• 1 - B 1 nai Brith Stag - "Bicycle s - Fun" Panel Discussion (Folitic nl ,_ el~ction J MichigariCouncii ivr~eting-Gi-~nd Rnpids NOVEMB.ii;R Thursday , Nov ember 5 \l.i.nnuf1.l Fathor -and Child Bimquot 11 Thur'-s day , November 19 - . Gene r al Business H0o ting - Speaker .- DECEMBER Thur sday_, Docembe r 3 - Thursday, Docembor 31 - "The Hax t.S i:iendorf Fino .1-1rts & .1-:..ntique ShoivH New Year's Lve tarty J.1-.NUARY Friday, Janua ry 8 - Thursday , J :1nuary 21 B 1 nai Brith Rultgious Service 11 How to . PicK- ' Em 11 -· FEBRUARY . r-nter e sting '· Thursday, February 4 - General Meeting - Election of Offic e.rs Thursday , February 25 - Humanitarian Award Dinner MARCH Sunday, March 7 Sa turday, March 20 "Tho - E, 1 nai Israe l Playe rs" - :Play! Purim Party APRIL _T hursday , 11.pril 1 Stag· Thursday, .hpril 15 "Blood Contribution" _Thursday , May 6 Gemir al Euc ting, - Fin,a.l business Thursday, May 20 Install ation - Spoakor - i-'ro gr am MAY 2. , .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a65eb1aeb2904852eea2038d12ed5293.pdf 197b28f19104fc3f760a4bb13cc167cb PDF Text Text :TE:vlPL~ 'NAl lSRAEL DOUGLAS ROS2N, FRESIDENT ' VoL '':i . shvanb?.:isl ov .5J ~,; Novombo r ,rl;;Gl.., OBER 30th at 8 : 15 PM Se rvices will conduct~d by Rabbi Raymond We is s of Chicago His sermon will be on 11 Abrahamu and he r e quo sts that you BRING YOUR BIBLES Rabbi Weis s will continue discussion on "Abraham" c:. t, Oneg Shabbat following the services He will also participat e in Traditional Se rvice s October 30 &~ 3.1 ATTENTION TEMrL~ YOUTH GROUP MEMBERS! All 'fYG members should be present at above services , as the MSTY Caravan will be our guests . Following the Community Oneg Shabbat , the r e will be a Youth Social with a program presontGd by MSTY Executive Board Membe rs. Saturday morning exe cutive offic ers will mee t with the Caravan at 10:30 for a Confe r ence and lunch . On Saturday a t 1 : 00 the re will be a TYG program and workshop with the Caravan, at which ALL membors should be pre sent . Becky Ashendorf , President - - ************************************ COMMUNITY SERVICES - NOVEMBER· November 20 Friday Evening SERVICES CONDUCTED BY RABBI RAYMOND v-iEISS 8: 15 Pr epar a tions for oths r November Worship Services are not com9lete d , and will be· announced late r._;..in Tfui.DIT10NAL SERVICES _the _ _month _ _._ _ _ _ _ _ __ ________ Sabbath .c;ve Novembe r Sabtath Morning Novembe r Rabbi Rayl"(lonc:; Wo is s will participe. te November 6, lJ, 20 & 27 7 :30 PM 7 , ¼ , -. 21. & 28 8 :30 AM in Traditional Sarvic0s on 20 & 21 . �~ ,. I ;'· t - CALENDAR - NOVEMBER Sun . 1 He b . Sch . (3rd ) 9 & 1 : 00 Re l. Sch . (4 t h) 10:00 2 B. of· Educ a tion ThCA 12: 00 Mon . Wed . 7:30 4 Tuach:, rs I Meet ing Thurs . 5 B1 nai Brith .Fathe r-Child Banque t (See Pa ge 4) 6: 00 Sat . 7 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 Homo : Rose Lipman 1718 Beach Sun . 8 Hob . Sch . (4th) 9 & 1: 00 10: 00 Rol~ Sch • .(5th) 8 : 00 Tue s . 10 Sister hood Mee ting Pr cg r am by Y;rs . Barnard Becke r ~ sun. 15 Hob . Sc h. (5th) 9 & 1 : 00 Rel. Sch . (6th) 10 : 00 TYG Yout h for Under standing Meeting 7: 00 Tues . 17 Hada ss ah Open Board (Time & Place to advise) 8: 30 Thurs . 19 B 1 nai Lrith Meeting Goner ~l business 1 : 00 Sun . 22 Heb. Sc h . (6th) 9 & Rol . Sch . (7th) 10:00 Tuos . 24 Siste rhood Rummage Sale Thut§ , 26 TI-l.AJ."IJKSGIVING DAY 1:00 Sun . 29 Heb . Sch. (7th) 9 & Re l . Sch . (8th) 10:00 B' NAI ERITH HOLDS 6.E.MI N1.R AT GR Mr . Da n liap ort , Dr . and Hr s . . Ar t Gr eenbe rg, Mr . jose:ph Simon, Mr . & !'fi rs . Abe a she ndorf and Mr . & Mrs . Ed Krause wer e among the 200 members who attended t he Annual Fall Seminar of the Michi gan B' na i Brith Counci;L at tm Pantlind Hote 1 in Grand Rap ids , £in : Octo'ce.r_·:17:,. 18, 1964 . The Program of" the Semiri-ar- included a . :workshop on "Memte rship and Re tention oi'_ ':Membe rs" and ge ne ral B1 nai Brit h activities . A Panel Discussion wa s held on tro topic "Am I My Brothe~ 1 s Keeper? ", with Rabbi Frederick Essenber g as Moderator and the Reve r end Fathe r Michae l Beahan , Rabbi .Erwin Halpern , Revor ond Nod :McKenney and Mr . Al Cowle s of the Grand Rap ids Human Ra lations Commission a s members of the Pan0l . The Sem inar clo sed with a t e stimonial dinne r in honor of Mrs. Paul Liebe rt , Pres ident of the 1 . B. Womens ' Dist rict Lodge #6 . Joseph Simon I N APPli.ECIATION lVir . & Mrs . Dan Roe tter wish to J OINT SISTERHO OD HADASSAH HAfHJKAH PAhTY- TDIPI.E 6 :'QQ t han k all who partic ipat ed· in any way t O make Lar ry I S .Bar Mi t zvah COMING EVZNTS .·. such a j oyous occas ion . A ve ry s:p3 cial than ks goos· to Dr . and Mr s . Morris Tol es, Mrs . Harry Be rman , Mrs . Galombe ck, Mr . Bour.zie 1 and the choir o CAN GER DhiSSINGS ON THURSDAYS For making the Hadassah Paid-Up Mrs . Morris Kantor announce s that Lunche on so s1,1cce~ sful my h:l arteach Thur sday afternoon fron 1-4 f elt thMks goe s to : Mrs . N. work will be done at the Templ e on cancer drcrn sings . All women of the · Br out man , Mrs . H. Ennis , Mrs . A. Greenbe rg , Mrs ~ Morris Ranter, Templ e ar c urged to take pa rt in Mrs . S. Price , Mrs . S. Singer , this worthwhi l e proj ect . Mrs . B. Stern, Committee Members , TEt1PLE OFFICE HOURS 9: 15 - 1 :15 and t o Mrs . J . Me tz for t m Center Mondays through Thursdays, la te r by Pi«rco and De corations , Hrs . JQsiah r e quest. wi ener for the corsage s and Mi ss Florenc e Rubinsky f or year books . Gene Berman De cemb er 3 - Combination NovemberDe cember Eoar d of Trustee s Mee ting .Decemb6r 12 - Community r arty "Md..nuo.t to Monkoy'• sponsored by TYG �YAHRZEIT MEYER FISIWJAN, father of Hrs • Libby Ros1J , Novemoa r 4 · JACOB Rif'NEit , fa t he r of Mrs . Douglas Roam , November 6 HYMAN FLAXNlili, fatror of Mrs . Le o Rose n; Noverrb er 7 SADIE QROSSMAN , mother of Mr . Herma Grossman, Mr . Harold Grossman, · Mrs . Sam~Klayf, Mrs . Ralph August, Novcmter 9, Kisl ev 4 · ROSE IW.KIN , wife of .l"ir . Michael Halkin, mothe r of Mrs . Ellis Chevlin, Noverrbe:r 10, Kislev 5 ~~X FISHER, father of Mr . Harry Fisher, Novem~a r 12, Kislev 7 BERNARD ALTHOLZ, father of Mrs . Mil ton Ste indm r , Novemb or 13 J.ACOB GREENBAUM, father of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg , November 14, Kislev 9 ARTHUR ROSENBERG , brothe r of Mr . Robert Rosenberg, November 1, Kislev 11 JENN IE FISHER, mother of Mr. Harry Fishe r, November 15, Kislev 10 HENRY KLINE, fathe r of Mr . Harold Klino , Novembar 17 , KKislev 12 SAHJ,.H SIMON, wife of Mr . Joseph Simon, NovombGr 17, Kisle v 12 RACHEL LEAH CHERIN, mother of Mr . Robert Cher in , Novem1YJ r 19 , Kisle v 14 LEVI ROSEN, father of Mrs . Goldie Smith , November 20, Kislev 15 RABBI SHABBSAI TEI.ES, father of Dr . Mor ris Teles , November 21 RAE CUYMhN , mothe r of Mrs . Morris Kantor, November 21, Kislev 16 SOL COHAN , husband of Mrs . Betty Cohan , November 22 JULIUS SILVERMAN, fath3r of Mr . Sol Silverman, November 22 , Kislev 17 ALEXANDER SAMUEL :KRAUSE, fa.tna~ of Mr . Edward Krause , Noverrber 22 , Kislev 17 YAHRZ.b:IT (Continued) ARTHUR ME~"DELSON, brother of Mrs • Reeva Levy, November 26 JOAN HIRSH.AFIELD , cousin of Mrs . Robe rt .Rosenberg , November 26 ZillLINE DARMSTADTER , mothe r of Mr . Loui s Darmstadter , November 26 , Kislev 21 BERTHA PAUL , mother of Mrs . Charles Hawkins, November 27, Kislev 22 ELSA Dil.BJv!STADTERL wife of Mr . Louis Darmstadter, mother of Mrs . Jack Staindle r , November 28~ Kisle v 23 AEN IVERSARIES Mr . & Mrs . Harrison Friend, Nov. 1 Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Becker , Nov . 10 Mr. & Mrs . Leo Rosen , Nov . 20 Er . & Mrs . Morris Teles , Nov . 21 Mr . & Mrs . Eugene Fisrer, Nov . 22 .Mr . & Mrs . Richard Kaufman , Nov.24 f..EFUii.H SHALA1'.Mh H Our praye rs and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to LOUIS GlJTIELSKY who is a patient at Mercy Hospital CONTRIBUTIONS Youth Scholarship Fund, Dr . & Mrs . Ralph Augus t in memori of Mr, Nathan Broutman wn~m Mrs . Audrey Cahill and her daughter El ena , who have recently moved rere from Detroit, and are r osiding at 460 Clay . BON VOYAGE to Louis Darmstaater, who will be spending the next six months visiting his brother in Chili . CONGRA'l'lfu;.TIONS & GOCD LUCK TO JEFFRb'Y ROSEN , on being one of the National Merit Scholarship Awar Semi-Finalists . NEW 1964- 65 COMMUNITY LISTS are now available and may be picked up at the Ternrilc offic? . Thore are also more Jewish caiendars . �I.MFORTllN T INFORMh TIOl\: FOR JiLL Pi,.RENIS REG.nHDINQ BhNQUET NOVEMBER 5 De ar Parents : At 6 : 00 PM, Thursday , Novomber 5 at tm Houston House , L 1 nai B 1 rith will sponsor its First Annual "Father and Child Banquet" . This banque t will include games , .chats, decorations, :ent e rta,inment and, of course , a good meal. Givo your childrun as well as yourse lf a "treat-out" and plan to. atte nd this memorable affair . Max Rothschild will be most happy _to take your r e se rvations and can be conta cte d a t home , PLS-2651 or at hi$ place of business , PA2-2J 80 . Pl e ase coope rate b y making your resorvations at once - if not soonerl James Price B 1nai Brith Program Chairman I MPORTANT NOTICE: Please have all BLOOD DONORS REQU.i:;STED mee ting dates and other informati on The :Muskegon ifounty 'Chapte r of for the De combe r bulletin in writing tho b.oo rica n Re d Cross has asko.d at th3 Temple off ice by Novembe r 24. tha t a notice be placed in bulletin Any Congregat iona l it ems of inte r e st conce rnin g speci al blood dona t ion are appreciated . day \rvo dne sday, Nov. 4 from 12 noon PRESIDENT ATTENDS RETREAT until 6: 00 at the Huslro gon Armory() Mrs. · Mauric e St romb e rg, Sister-• Don?,tions may be specif i e d as for your own synagogue or church blood hood President , att e nde d the State bank. Call for appointme nts to Sisterhood Retr eat at Haven Hill ...,O'""'ct""-ob=e,,_..r,--=2~7-' -""'&=--..;2=..;t\'-'",_________~_PA6-3555. _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATION CONGRZGATION B' NAI ISRAEL TIME-VALUE MAIL FOURTH & WEBSTER STRillTS MUSKEGON, :MICHIGAN Te l ephone : rA2-2702 �C ONG R E GA T I ON B I NA I I S RAE L FOU hTH 1-1,ND v,EBSTER MUSKEGON , MICHIGA.N November 23 , 1964 D3ar Congrogants : It 1 s Chanukah ti.mo again - a nd Siste rhood and Hadassah cordially invites you and your ontiro family to at t end a Pot-Luck Family Sufpc r on Sunday, Dcc0mbor 6th - from 5 PM to 7: 00 PM - to bo hold in tho Socia l Hall of 1omplo B 1 nai Israe l . Tho main dish , r elishe s , drinks to ploaso tho young and tho old , and dossort will be sorvod to one and all for tho low price of :,., 2 . 00 pur family • •• • as many r efills as de sirud. Tho only thing wo ask you to bring is your own dishe s and cutlery , and a hot dish (if you de sire) to go with Kosha r Hot Do gs . 1-i.ll childTun will r ocoivo a Chanukah Tid- but , and ente rt ainme nt is pl anned to pl0aso tho entire f amily . Pl vasc coma ••• holp us mako this a wond 0rful 0voning in Tomplo "tog0thcrnoss 11 • • • in good followship - good food - and good fun . vv ith warm Cihanukah good wishe s , Sisterhood Congr ogation b'nai Israe l Muskv gon Chapte r of Hadas sah �IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CONTINUING 'ID RECEIVE TEMi: LE L 'NAI ISliAEL l"'IONTHLY BULLETINS , FILL OUT THIS SHEET COHl-LETELY 1-IND RETURN Till f CLL01rJING INFOhl11-iTION ll.S SOON r1.S 1:-0....,SIBLB : PLEASi:, 1. C01'fr LE TE NAME AND .1-1.DDRt£SS 2. IS 'IHIS ADDR!ESS EXAC TLY THE SAf1E 11.S THE ONE TO vIHICH THIS BULLETIN v~J;.S SENT? 3. rs .ANYONE tLSE AT YOUR ADDRESS RECEIVING COPIES OF THE TiMH,E B ' Nh.I I SRAEL BULLETIN? 4. WOlJLD YOU CAlili TO IviflKE A CGN'l'RfoUTION TO ilELt' 1iv ITH HLIBTIN EXFENSES? 5. PLEASE CHEC K TaGb-2: CLASbH'IC.11.TION'S "\Id-ITCH iJ: PLY TO YOU : A. FOill'TZR VlENb...C:li. OF T..:11iPLE l.. ' NAI ISh.iiliL B. REU 'I'IV~ Gi' hi:,i•.J..,i::rt CF TfM.r LE b I N.n. I ISii.hEL C. STUDENT D. E. 6. v, HO.::i~ --------------- ------------ F.J\ULY .r,.GLONC"S TO TEMPLE -------------SEhVIC2 ~H0 OHN..:i1" vvHOSE FAMILY lliLONGS TO T. .'.JfrLE --------ORGJ.i.NIZi-iTION CON:·:,ECTiD \, ITH T.t:Hi-12 ---------------rn vJHA'T w,. .Y? ---- - -------- ----------J: IN NONE OF ABOVLi: CLASSIFIC.n TIONS UNDER HO . 5 Ad LY TO YOU AND YOU .iJti STILL INT.iHlSSTSD IN rtii.:CEIVING bULLETINS , du.:.J..Si 0T,.,'I',.J CihCUM.:,TnNCES OF HOw YOU HJ.u-- PLN TO BE ON MAILING LIST . To comply with postal r ogul o. tions tha t al l bulk mailings must bo identical, Wu 2.r o including this form with oach bullotin . If you am A DUES f.nYING HuMb . .i:R IN GOOD ST.tlNDING OF T.J:H}Li l:l ' N.1-1.I L::ih.1-1..GL, 1.ND LIVE IN NUSK2GON, NUSKEGON HEIGH,S, NORTH MUSKFDON , GRAND ::-IAV:i!N, HOLLAND OR SI-RING L.hKE OR 'Ivi IN L.nKE , you noo d not r 0 turn this form as you arc autom~tically sont ' ali Temple mailin~s ~ m:y··oTHERS., wHO DO NOT J.LETUltN THIS FOILM ;,.s EVIDENCE OF YOUR DESmE TO RECEIVE BULLETINS WILL bE it:EMOVED FWM M.. ILING LIST • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196411 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-11 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1964. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/5a74bc5654488b01b32950044140e9c9.pdf ead42e9c98234e76d9dd1bd2ea7df721 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 9 l ~ -~~ 'NAI ISRAEL ij - ""- ~ 8' .--~ MUSKEqON, -_MlCHlqAN -~ Dougla s Rose n, ~re sident Phillip tlooo nborg, Rabbi Do combe r, 1964 Doar ·Congr ogants: ·In bo hal f of tho ~o~rd of Trustee s it is my pleasure to a nnounce that wo have. a Rabbi for our _Congre ga tion • . Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg ha s accepted t ho ·pulpit of. ~ongro gation B I na i Israel, a nd plans to be with us a s early a s ·tho first woo k in De cembor.- · He expe cts to conduct Sabbath Se rvice s Friday evening, December 4. However, since his plans arc not ye t finalize d, tm Congr e ga tion will be advis ed a s soon a s we know • : Ra bbi 'hoqenberg caITJ:G s to us vo ry highly r ocomrrD nded, and with a wealth of'. bxporicnce , h:tving bee n actively e ngage d _as a Rabbi for over twenty years . Those of ·us W1 o w:ore able to attend his s ervic e on Friday evenin g, November 13 , can at te st to his capability and strong warm qualitie s . · We fe el that our Congre ga tion is mos_t fortuna t e in se curing ·Rabbi Rosenbe rg's se rvice s, and hope tha t our as sociation -will be of long t enure and mutual gra tifi cation ._ Sinc er ely y o u r s ~ ~ }'r e sident TRADIT IONAL SERVICES Sabb::i. th Eve Satbath Morning Decembe r December 4, 5, 11, 18, 25 12, 19, 26 7:30 PM 8:30 AM �CALENDAR - DECEMtiEH CONTRIBUTIONS Thurs. 3 Board of Trusto os 7:45 C"°noral Fund Sun. 6 Hebrew School 9:00 & 11:00 Mr. h.rnold Bourziol _ . .. rte:ligious School 10:00 Mr . & Mrs. \-villiam BC;st, in ap•. ,., ·_· ' .:_-_-· •·.,.·_-- TYG Board Mueting 12 215 prociation for coopera tion ;::_~/.- . ·-·::: ., .. f· FAf'iILY CHANUKAH SUPPER during funeral of his mother, f.- :>t(<!.,: _:,_ ~:~~~~~~:! ~:!!e;)00- 7: 0 f .. Tues . 8 Hadass~ Op:rn Bo~rd 8:00 .. •·, Homd ·i ·; Ellen -Aron '"•.. . ... __::r, · ·2308 Joffor~on Thurs ao B' nai Bri th Fine Arts & . . ..::. · ' Antique Show _ 8:15 Homo: Max ,:.shendorf j 1208 vmshington 12 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 ~ ~.,Homo.: Gertrude Groonborg 1165 Summit ,· ~;:c ·- &mo 13 Hebrew School 9:00 & 11 : 00 ~ Religious Schooi 10;00 Sun . - 20 Hebrew School 9:00 & 11:00 1 Religious School 10: 00 Sun . 27 WINTER VaCATION OF HEBREW & fu;LIGIOUS SCHOOL Thurs . 31 B'nai brith New Yoar 1 s Evo Party?? Moro Later ""'c..,.ru""'1J=c=ER=-n=1=IB=s=s=IN-GS _:_""'T""'h_ur _ s__,d,_a_x_s___,,f_r_an _1:00 to 4:00 at Ternplo . Mrs . Morris Kantor in charge . IMPORT.bNT NOTICE: Ploasu have all mooting dat,rn , thank you notioos , and othur information for too January bulletin_ in wri:t,ing at the Temple office by Doconiber 28 ~- Any congra g~tional itoms of inte rest aro appreciated. TEMPL~ . TO, ,CUT 1-W:LIN(} LISTS k'Wll, R&J,LY !~ ! We didn ' t think our bulletin was THAT bad . Only four of tho n_on-momber yictims to whom it is boing sent _returned tho information that they would likn to continue rocoiving it. All those with chock ( ) by addre ss will be_ discontinued at onq. _of ~ho yearc Did you see in tho Chroni."cle .that Eddie Panny ha::, · boon laid up 9-ll woolc rocupurating 1·rom an a~cidont? L ·; - :j _ s4. )· ~> ·! · Go::;1R~:c:~i6~tt~~~:, Mrs . Max LobowJ,. Mrs . Aui:rtiy Cahill Mr . & 11:Ps. Barney .Rob e rts Mrs . Max Sqhubb Y6uth. Scholarship Fund Krs . Ho ler1 Kulka, in memory of Mrs . hova ·Banks Sadie Grossman Fund -~ In momory of Mrs~ Reva Banks . · Mrs . Samuel Lawson, Mr . & Mrs . Milton Stoindlor, Mr . & Hrs . Andrew Epstein, ¥1rs. Goldie Smith, Mr . & Mrs • . Donaui Jardine ·a nd Mike , Janot & Paul , Mr. & Mrs . Louis Rubinsky , Campeau, Mullally & Moior, Inc . (Contributions to tho Sadie Gross· man Fund should be sent to Mrs ., Roso. Lawson , Sisterhood Troasuror) WE AftE STILL HOPING! Feebly, yos , but still hoping to receiving Family Record -Shoots from tho following : - -S . Aron, _ August , Lacon , L . Berman, Boss , . Broutman, oruolbock, Mrs . S . Cohan, Drukor, Epstein, W_. Fi-sher, Fonstein , Groonborg, Gottloib , Grossman , D., L., & O. Gudolsky, Halkin , Hawkins, Jacob.s on, Jaffa , F . Kantor, .J . Kaufman~ Kopeloff, Kulka , Lucas, P . & E. Miller , Horgan , R. & S . l:'rico , M. Ros,.m , h . & S . hos onborg, C~, F . &-R . Rubi'nsky, Schanklor, Schrieber , Sfogol, SilLoman, Silverman, J . & s~- Singor, Strom- · be rg, Tulos & YakDr. If _you have mislaid your blank shoo t, ploaso call off ico for anotro r ~ Tho so · will. bo of inva luable holp to no-w. Wlbbi . K., �--- YAHRZEIT REFUAH S.HALltYMii.H LEVI ROScl--! , fathor of Mrs . Goldie Our prayers and s :inc er e be st : Smith, December 5 wishes for a full r e covery to HhRRY GhEEN, brothe r of Mrs . Robe r MHS . Si1.M SHUMACHER ~osonborg , Doconb c r 9 who was a patient at Hackley, VIOLET GINSBERG , niece of Mrs • Moy MRS . MILTON STEINDLER Jacobs , Toves l6 , December 21 who is a patient a t Marcy r e coverSADIE KRAUSE , mother of Mr . Edward ing from burns . Kraus e , Teves 18, December 23 ANNIVERSARIES SAUL .ALTHOLZ , brother of Mrs . Mr . & Mrs . Aibort ~arker, Dec . 15 Milto-n Stoindlor, Toves 25, c. . Oor. & Mrs . Morton Kantor , Dec . 25 December 30 Dr . & Mrs . Ralph August , Dec . 26 CONDOLENCE Mr . & Mrs •. Isadore ~shGndorf, · Our condolence and deop.3st Deconbor 30 symp athy to tm family of . Mr . & Mrs . William Sturn, Doc . 31 'LOUIS GUDELSKY . IN APf RECI.hTI ON husband of Mrs . Olga Gudolsky, . Mrs. Perry Bacon wishes to thank brother of David, Konma and Oscar all who sent cards and Uniongrams Gudclsky and Mrs . Robert Cherin, and fifts and visited her during and uncle of Mc;i.rvin Gudolsky; who her c onvalonsconco . A s,FB cial passed away on October 29. · thank you for tho cheer spread May his memory be for a blessing by Barbara Levin, of tho Sunshine Committoo. CONDOLENCE Our condolence md doopost symCONGR.hTULi,TIONS .TO : pathy to the family of •• The Pooplos • Choice , Dr . Arttu.r Ii.EVA BANKS Greenberg, on being oi e ctod City sister of Herren, Louis, nnd Harol Commissioner of Roosevelt Park Gros sman , Mrs . Harriet Klayf , and •• Dr. M. H. Strombe rg, who has Mrs . E'ranc es Aug:ust , who passed been appoi nted Vico -Chi of of Staff away on November 18. of Osteopathic Eospital . Dr . May her roomory bo for a ble ssing Stromb0r g also came in second place in tho ,. 1nai Brith Bowling Tournam ent in Lansing~ FATHER- CHILD BANQUET W.d:LL ATTENDED The First Annual Fathe r - Child Banquet, hold und0r tho Sf,Onsorship COhlillCTI ON Addr&ss of Dr . & Mrs . Strombe rg of b 1 nai t rith at the Houston · House on November S, was a treroo n,J.. in 1964-65 Community Lists should be Elmwood rather than J effe rson . dous succe ss e A largo turnout of We slipped dewn a line too far in fathers and offspring gave Mom a typing. night off and enjo:i,•c d a delicious LISTS i,.ND CALENDA7ts~~E meal, plus a Magician Show and New Community Lists and additionother entortainm:mt., Those not al Jewish Calundars are available att ending missed a memorable evenat t he Templ o office . ing . Office HoUBs 9:15 - 1:15 Mondays E a 1.1H 7! -;-1. 1-l---=1=:. ns""'~=a-:o==-=H~AL-= , ,--:::Q '""'u'",1;"'=-=s""'TI==""'o.,.,,N-----1--, through Thursdays, later by r eAro YOUR duos paid up to date? quest . Third quarter starts soon l ! I E""' · �TYG UiGil.i'J IZwS YOU TH FOR UNDElt.-S:f'AND rn· 'IHANKSGIVIiliG COLLEC'l'lON SUCCESS Tm TumplG Youth Group has this our Annua l Thanksgiving off e ring to tho · (.;h:i.ldrons I Homo wa.s hJ adod yoar undortako n a major _city- w~so ·. by Mrs . Shumachor 1 s Fifth Graders , project . It has oritinato d and ., organizaod tho Youth for Understand Meryl i:rlnis , huth Shumachor arrl ing program, a s o ric s of int erfaith Marc Roson . This class i-Jas r usst udfo s sos s ions . '1ho s o monthly ponsiblo for s ee ing that wo hnd pro grams a r c dosignod to teach e ach thro e be autifully do c oratod othe r a bout our differe nt religions boxu s to hold the gifts . Thanks and at tho same time strongthons to the c ooperation of tho entire our individual faiths . Each month school , tho drivo was an unqualie d success , and will b e a source of a difforunt group will present its own ruligions . More than se ve n onjoymont to children loss f or tunate than our own . loc. al churches arc taking part . Tho opening ses sion of tho Youth · 'HUMAN rtIGHTS DAY DECEMBER 10 · . Mrs . Da nie l Rapoport has given for Understanding Program took pla ce at our Tomplo on November 15, us th: information that tho Human Rights Day Ol?se rvanc e will be Rt this time , s ovo ral membe rs of our Youth Group t o~d abput· Juµaism . ho~d at the Temple Mothodist Church in Mu$ke gon Ha i gh ts , at Symbols , a brio f history, b a siq . 8 : 00 1-M on De combdr 10. This is concepts and holidays of Juda1sm sponsorGd by tho Unite d Nations wor0 discuss0d . A qu~qtion and Club , an:l. will . .ha vo as its answ(; r poriod f ollowGd ?-nd re- · s 1_oakor , Fathe r Hugh !.,Jahan, fr c s.hmonts w-.: ro th:;n s0rvod . Director of ' wXTOFN I . . CoNGREGATION B 1 NAI 1SRAEL NON- PHOFIT CRGnNIZATION FOU ..TJ{ & WEBSTER STRZETS TIME-VALUE I'-'IfiIL MUSKEGfiW, MIG HI C'lli.N �C O NG R E GA T I ON B I NAI I S RAEL FOU 1-..TH 1-1.ND v,EBSTER MUSKEGON , MIC;HIGJ-.N November 23, 1964 D:lar Congrogants : It's Chanu.kah ti.mo again - a nd Sistorhood and Hadassah cordially invite s you and your ontiro family to attend a Pot-Luck Family Sufpor on Sunday, Docombor 6th - from 5 PM to 7 : 00 PM - to bu hold in tho Socia l Hall of 1omplo B'nai Israe l . Tho main dish, r ulishe s, drinks to plocso tho young and tho old, and dossort will bo sorvod to one and all for tho low price of ~., 2.00 per family • ••• a s many r ofills as dosirud. Tho only thing wo ask you to bring is your own dishe s and cutlery , and a hot dish (if you de siro) to go with Kosher Hot Do gs • .b.11 childTun will r ocoivo a Chanu.kah Tid-but, and ente rt ainme nt is pl anned to pL:.Jaso tho entir e f amily. Pl0aso coma • •• holp us mako this a wond 0rful evening 11 togot hc rnoss " • in good fellowship - good food - and good fun . in Temple Vv i th warm (; hanu.kah good wishe s , Sisterhood Congr egation b'na i Israol Musku gon Chap tor of Hada ssah � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196412 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-12 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1964. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/8096fd1c9f6324950237c3295c862417.pdf 56457f721f148008f32b15d4a2fed327 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL Dr . Phillip Rosenberg , Rabbi MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Mr. Douglas Rosen , President Vol . VIII, No .·-::,,,,6'' :,.,. ,... · January, 1965 · 5725 COMMUNITY SERVICES. PLEASE NOTE NEW STAR TING TIME January 1 Friday Evening 8 : 00-PM Sermon:- 11 WHAT IS A JEW? " Participants : Mr •. & Mrs . Sani Shumacher One g · Sha:bba t January 8 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP Sermon: . "RABBI ADDRESSES THE CHILDREN" Participant s : Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berman Oneg Shabbat 8:00 PM January 15 Friday Evening - B 1 NAI BRITH SERVICE Sermon: " JEWISH CONCEPT OF JUSTICE " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . James Price Oneg Shabbat 8 : 00 PM Friday Evening Sermon: "RELIGION IN THIS A.GE " Naming and Blessing Ceremony for Jaimie Price Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Dan Rapop ort 8 : 00 PM January 22 · · Janua ry 29 Friday Evening Sennon: 11 THE I·EOPLE OF THE BOOK " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer Traditional Se rvices Sabbath Eve Sabbath Morning January 1 , 8, 15 , 22 , & 29 J anuary 2, 9, 16 , 23 & 30 8 : 00 PM 7 :JO PM 8 : 30 AM �CALENDAR - JANUAI-tY CHAl\JlJKA.H PARTY IS HUGE SUCCKSS Sun . 3 WINTEh VACATION OF HEBREW One of the most greatly en joyed & ?iELIGIOUS SCHOOLS 0vents of the year was the joint Temple Youth Group 7 : 00 Sisto rhood-Hadassah Chanukah party Home : Be cky ~shendorf he ld at the Temple on December 6. 2160 Eourdon St. Mrs . Frances Kantor , chairman of Tues . 5 Siste rhood Meeting 8 : 00 the e ve nt , wisres to extend her Sat . 9 Hadassah Study Group · 1:30 thanks to the many who he lped to Home: Mrs . Goldie Smith make it such a memorable occasion . Occidental Hotel Although it wa s rather informal in 10 He brew School 9 : 00 & 11:00 that wren anyone saw some thing Sun . Re ligious School 10: 00 which needed to be done t hey went Tuus. 12 Choir Me0ting 7.:30 ahead and did it, the following Sun. 17 Hebr0w Schooi 9:00 & 11 : 00 should be e specially collUlEnded : Re ligious School 10: 00 Mrs . Dan Roe tter for the . lovely Thurs . 21 B 1nai Brith Meeting _ 8:30 _d e~orations ; Mrs . Jim Price , head .[ ;; i "How to Pick ' Em" or · of the cake committee and. all who Art of Inve stment donate d cake s; Mrs . Sam Price , who , 24 Hebrew School 9:00 & 11: 00 worke d and also donated the coffee , .. sun: Religious School 10: 00 Mr . and Mrs . Isadore .hshondorf , Tues . · 26 Siste rhood Board 8 : 00 Mrs . herb Ennis, Morton. ;Morton Home : Harrie t Kline Kantor , Mrs . Martin Schankler, Dr . 928 Ireland Art Greenbe rg , Mrs . Ber112.rd '.. Stern, Thurs . ftil)BOARD OF TRUSTEES 7 : 45 Mrs . Sam Sing~r , Mrs . Louis At-on , Sun . 31 Hebrew School 9 : 00 & 11 : 00 and Mrs . Maurice Stromb-e·r g , all ~ _ Religious School 10 : 00 of whom helpe d on various committee s . COMING EVENTS : B 1 nai Brith Free Donations were receive d from Plumbs, Paid-Up .Membe rs Dinner-February 4 Haspers and Steindlers with the CANC riESS INGS : T urs ays rom expediting of Mrs. Sam Lipman and 1 : 00 to 4 : 00 at the Temple . Mrs . Mrs . s . f:r'ice- . Other donations Morris Kantor in charge came from Abe Ashe ndorf and Mrs . IMPORTANT NOTICE ; Plaase have all Dick Kaufman . meeting dat,os , tnank you notices , The h'.e ligious School gave a and othe r inforrra tion for t re Fe btouching program . A collection ruary bulletin in writing at the was taken to buy cookie s for Temple office by January 25 r e tarded childnn at Coldwate r~ RABBI ROSENBERG SETTLES IN GLENSIDE NFTY 1965 TOURS FOR TEEN- AGERS Rabbi Ho:5onberg is now making his Full inforrra tion on NFTY 1965 home at tm Glenside Garden Aparttours of Israel and Europe for ments at 2454 Pine Grove Street . His teenagers will be found pos ted on home phone is PL5-5318 . He is at tho. bulletin boa rd in th3 Main tho Temple office mornings , and mayL =~o~b=by;:.,...,.,==--====,,......,,==-- - - - - - be called for appointments or conCONGl-lliTULATI ONS TO sultations at ai.y t:ime . Please Dr. & Mrs . M. Stromoe r g, who notify tm office of illne sses in had the . good fortune to spend the Con gr egation . Hospitals are two weeks of December in the calle d on Monday c...'1.d Thursday to see Carribean whether J ewish pati.J nts arc register e d . - �YAHRZEIT YAHRZEIT (Continued MORRIS KOZAK, uncle of Mrs. Morris SAM EMhLFli.RB, father of Mrs • Morris · Stromberg, January 1 Strombarg , Shevat 27 , January 30 JOSEPH NERSWICK, father of Mrs. ANNIVERSARIES Audrey Cahill, January 3 Mr . & Mrs . Komrna Gude 1 sky, Jan. 1 Mr. & Mrs . Joel W:i.oner , Jan . 1 HANINA WEIZMANN, mother of Mrs• Mr. & Mrs . Jauob.:Ashen dorf, Jan. 2 Perry Bacon, January 6 Mr. & Mrs . Reuben Levy , Jan . 12 MOSZS ROSENBERG, father of Robert Mr . & Mrs . Harry Fishe r, Jan . 29 Rosenberg, Sh9vat 3, January 6 MORRIS STEIN, father of Mrs. Sam CONTRIBUTIONS Singer, January 8 Sadie Grossman Fund - in memory of Mrs . Reva Banks : Mr. & Mrs . Ralph ALBERT STEU-lDLih, uncle of Mil ton Hawkins , Mr. & Mrs . Leo Rosen, Steindler, January 8 Mr. & Mrs . Jack Lip an , Mr . & LEO ROSE, husband of ~..rs . Libby Rose Mrs . Ellis Chevlin , Mrs . Sara January 9 Morgan, Mr . & Mrs . arold Kline , SADIE LIP"M.AN, wife of Hyman Lipman, Mr . & Mrs . Max Roth child, . Mrs . Shevat 7, January 10 Paul Wiener, Burnar & Max Pincus. JOSIAH CHE.hIN, father of RobGrt GENERAL FUND Cherin , Shevat 9, January 12 Max Schwarz, in mom ry of his SIGMUND STEINDLER, father of Milton mother, Mrs . Louise Sander (half Steindler, January 13 MhX DARMSTuDTEn, fathor of Louis Cemetery Associa tio ) Darmstadter , Shovat 10, January 13 Mr . & Mrs . Louis Bo rman of ArizMiiRTHA BLOCK, sister of Virs . Benno ona, & Mr . & Mrs . H rold I-age for Bulletin Expense . Rothschild, Sheva t 12, January 15 MAX HOSENBEJi.G, fathor of Seymour Nr . & Mrs . Douglas oson for food expense Rosonborg, brother of Robert Rosenberg, Shevat 13, January 16 Mr . A. H. Kollerqer HYAM SINGER, father of Joseph Singer AhDEN FUND Mr . & Mrs. Milton S e indle r, in Shevat 13, J anuary 17 memory of Mrs . Loo osen 's brother • FANNIE ROSEN, sister of Mrs . Goldie in-law Smith, January 17 outh Scholarship Fun ISADORE RUBINSKY, father of Louis Mrs . elen Kul a, in honor of 75th Rubinsky, Shevat 14, January 17 birthday of Iv..~lton Steindler HANNAH FISHMAN , mothor of Mrs , Libby Rose and Mrs . Andrew REFUAH SHALAYMAH Epstein , January 20 Our prayers ai,d sincere best N~THb.N PRICE, father of Sam Price, wishes for a full recovery to Shevat 18, January 21 Mli. HERBERT STEINMhN SARAH LIP SCH UL TZ , mo tho r of Mrs . who was a patient at Hackley. Tony Aron, January 22 IN APPH.ECIATION LAURA SALL, sister of HeyG r Jacobs Mrs. Sam Shumacher wishes to January 23 thank yer many friends for their ABRAHAM EHFlENBZRG, father of Mrs • acts of kindnesses during her Albert Parker, January 30 r e cent convalescence . JUSTIN GUDELSKY, son of Mr . & Mrs~ Koroma Gudelsky, brother of Marvin 8J¾tRts6idet~R9;w J ~huR¥yi~(?)autl ·:_,: �COORDINATING COMMITTEE OR~]ZED We have instituted a new committee which is known as tho habbi 1 s Coordinating Committee. Its function is to work with Rabbi Rosenberg in planning and coordinating our entiro Templ e program . It will also act as a Committee to handle probl ems that may occur . Thu mombors of the Committse are : Alan Oppenh~imor, Chairman, Do'-4·glas Rosen , .J oe 1 Wlo ro r, ·Mar_:vin Gucfolsky, Jack Lipman and Mrs .• . Maurice Stromberg . . Surne stions are welcomed by the Committee • U HiiZEIT RENINDEftS TO BE MAILED An inov.ation this month will ·he .· the mai ling of cards to r e mind membe rs of tho Yahrzei t of r e- -· la tivos so they may be sure to_ be pr oso nt at the Sabbath Service at which the Yahrze it will be obse rved CONGREGATION B1 N;..1 ISitAl'..'L FOURTH & WEBSTZR S'IR.EETS MUSI~GON, MICHIGAN MEMBERS I-·.nl TICU-ATE IN SERVICES In order that more members of our Congregation may participate in, and help with Friday Sabbath Services, we will be calling on the ladies for the candlelighting service and the men to r oad the Haftorah portion for the week. We ask that eve ryone accept tho opportunity and r esponsibility when called . The schedule for January is given on the front page of this bulletin . All Friday night se rvices will begin promptly at 8:00 PM . MembGrs are requested and urgod to be in their sea ts on time , as sorvic_e s will always begin at 8:00 o'clock . Parents ! Bring the children l They are welcome at all Community Services . Temple CFFICE HOUhS: 9:1'5' to 1: 15, Mondays through Thursdays . NON- PllGFIT OI..Gb.NIZATION TIME- VALUE !"JAIL �Li.ST C.hLL TO JOIN IN THE B I N11I BB.ITH Si. ON SORED GhLJ.i. NEv,- YEi.R I s EVE C E L E B R .h T I O N THURSDl-l.Y, DECEMBER 31, .11.T BILL STERN 1 S .. STEAK HOUSE F R E E C H .11. M P .h GN E S E R VE D FRDM 9:00 TO 10:00 PM ! SJ:-ECIJi.L ENTERT1tlNMENT I Mi ORTED FROM ENGL..:U'l!D HORS D I OEVRES, BUFFET SUli:·EH Si:HVED EARLY IN 1964 NO ISE l'-'IAKERS , Hi~ TS , ETC., PROVIDED DANCING, NE1'-: .!,ND OLD STYLE, UNTIL JJ,L HOURS SURPRISE EN'I'illTi,INMENT ~2 .50 fER PERSON ftESERVf.1.TIONS - DR. ART GR2ENBERG MH . DiiN Rri.I- OPORT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/5eeffc1bfbbebe0ab63b72eb3aba8316.pdf b054aa1e7c829dc1988797addb0191eb PDF Text Text TEMPLE __.-- 'NAI ISRAEL ,,.._ Dr. thillip Rosenberg, Rabbi MUSKEqON, MlCHlqAN . Mr. Douglas Rosen, President Shevat-Adar 5725 February, 1965 PLEASE NOTE STARTING TIME ;s Friday Evening 8:.00 PM INDUCTION SERVICE OF RABBI fHILLIP ROSENBERG Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Rosen, Reverend Carl Strange Recepti~~ at 9:30 in Social Hall (It i s r equested that children under thirteen years of age do not attend this service, due to lack of seating capacity) * ** * * * ***************************** * Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP 8:00 PM Sermom ·11 MODERN FAMINE:' Participants: Mr. & Mrs, Richard Kaufman Oneg Shabbat **i*x****************************** February 19 Friday Evening 8:00 PM BAT MITZPAH OF CARLA RAPOPORT Partic1.pa.nts: Dr. & Mrs . Morton Kantor Oneg Shabbat· February 12 N·V Mr. I and Mrs. Daniel Rapoport cordially invite the Congregation to services at 8t00 PM Friday, February 19, when their daughter, Carla Jane,. will. be called to the Torah as a Bat Mi tzva.h and to the One Sh~bbat followin the service *February * * * * 26* * * * * * * * *Friday * * * -~Evening * * * * * * * * * *·* * *8:00 * * *PM* Sermon:_ 0 PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS" Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Louis Aron Traditional Services Sabbath Eve Sabbath Morning February 5, 12, 19 February 7, 14, 21 &26 & 28 7:;,0 PM 8:30 PM �.~ :,. ! ! .. .q· j CALENDAR - FEBRUARY , ~965 _ _ _YOUR COCPBRATION. rs REQUESTED Tues . 2,-_ ~i~terhbod Meeting · 8~:oo· We a gain ask your cooperation in -Program : i11,ong, -Hot getting to Temple and being seated summer in Mississippi " at the t jme services begin. They by J. Mccroskey 9:l.5 will always begin promptly at 8 :00 Thurs. 4 B'nai Brith Paid-Up and it is much nice)r for everyone Membersh ip Dinner_. ?:OO to be able to begin Sabbath Se.r7 Hebrew School 9';od &il:OO vices with congregants seated on Sun. Religious Scho-bi- ; 10:00 time. Thank- you . : Temple Jouth Group _,._ 7::9!' aEI,P WANTED . Home : Harold Shumactier , 1an or '-:woman to take over res1037 Englewood p~sibility of scheduling member Mon., 8 RABBI'S CO-ORDINATING partic'ipation _in Sabbath Services~ COMMITTEE MEETING 7:30 1ust be well ' oi;-ganized, intere_sted Sat. 13 Hadas sah Study Group 1:30 in doing a top · job and tenacious Home: Ellen Aron .· -; : _·. ! : · enough to stick with it . Doesn ' t that oound . like a perfect descr:?-,p2308 J effe rson, H~ights Sun . 14 Heb~~ Sch~ol 9:00 & 11 : 00 tion of you? Applicants contac't · Religious ~chool 10:00Alan P. Oppenheimer. we d. 17 Hadassah Open Board 1 : 30 Home : Vivian ~shendorf B ' NAI BRITH THANKS MERRYMAKERS .1208 washington B1nai Bri tfi''wishes to thank ( Importan t Announcerrents everyone who contributed to the Thurs . 18 BOARD OF ·TRUSTEES ?:45 general ,h ilarity of our New Year's Sun . 21 Hebrew School 9:00 & 11: 00 Eve Party . Reli gious School 10 : 00 A s pecial thank you is due Nancy Sisterhood Board l : OO Price ' s father, i'--lr . Henry Beyer, Mon. 22 Home: Helen Parker . for writing our comedy skit, and 1316 Princeton to impromptu actors, Bernie Wed . 24 Hadassah Card Party & Be cker , Jess Levin, Helen Parker, , l:OO Ruth Oppenheimer for giving it Bake Sale-Gas Co . 'nai Brith Meeting B_:30 'tre ir all. An 9rchid to Sylvia B Thurs . 25 Election of fulegates . Aron for her lovely p i ano acNomination of OffEicers companime nt to our singer, sun. 28 - Hebrew School 9: 00- & ll: OO Eile e n Carlson . Also, thanks to Re14,gious ':School lO: OO Gene and.' Jiarry c,e rman for moral support and · help with , arrangements CANCER ' DRESSINGS: Thursdays from and to Jake Ashendo_r.f, who . shopped 1 ; 00 to h:00 a-t · the Temple . ·Mrs . _ ' for the favors-- - but- the champagne , Morris Kantor in '. Charge . · . ·" · · was Jim. Price.! s ideaf , SECRETARY HAS HONORABLE INTENTIONS ~..... of keeping usua l office hours of 9: 15 ti;o _1;15 on Mqnday_s thr ough . Thursdays, b~t tll~re.. has:·.been so -· . . :.. much sickrieiss lately maybe you ' d better call before coming :µi to be sure office · is open • .·. IMPORTANT NOTICE : Please · have al -- ' meeting dates , thank you no~i,g~_s , __ . . and q:the.r ..inforill/;l.tioti for · the March bulletin in ' writi.rig at · the - .. ·;· Temple of,fice by February : 2..3 . ANYtHING NOT ·TURNEDB- IN -BY ~HTS . DA}'E)vILL :NOT BE PU LISHED . ·NO ·. PHONE CALLS WILL BE MADE. �YAHRZEIT CONDOLiNCE Our condolence and deepest symISAAC GROSSMAN., . fatrer ·o f Herman ·and pathy to the family of .Harold Grossman , Mrs. Sam Klayf and' LOUIS . GREii;NBEID Mrs. Ralph August, February 4 , brother of Dr. Arthur Greenoorg, ROBERT STEIN, brother of Mrs . Samuel who passed away Janua'r y 7 in Singer, February 5 Florida . ~OUIS LEVY, fa tre r of Mr. · ~ u.ben . J. ..May .his. memory be for a blessing Levy, February _S, Adar 2 TILLIE JACOBS, motheJ; of Mrs . Earl ~ CONTRIBUTIONS Brace, February· 8 · Sadie Grossman Fund in memory of ANTHONY .ARON , husband of Mrs. Sylvia· . Mrs. Reva Banks: Mrs . Leo Rose , Aron, brother of Louis Aron , Mrs. May Schubb, Mr, & Mrs. Fred February 9 HARRY GREENBEID, fathe _r of Dr. Arthur, - Stein, H. Ginman Family, Urossman Stare Employees Greenberg , February 9, Adar 7 GARDEN FUND · SAMUEL AR.ON, father of Mr • .Louis Mr . M ~rs . Leo Rosen, in memory Aron, February 14 of Mrs . Reva Banks HARRY FLEISHMAN, brother-in- law of Mr. & Mrs . Ralph Hawkins , in Mr • • J . Kelly Kaufman , February 14 honor of birthday of Milton FRED MILLER , father of Mrs . JaITBs Steindler Metz, February 15 LIBRAhY. FUND BEATRICE LII-·MAN , mother of Mr . Jack Mr. & Mrs . Jess Levin , in Lipman , February 18 , Adar 16 memory of Louis Greenberg , DAVID ROSEN , brother of Mrs . Goldie brother of Arthur Greenberg Smith, February 19 MORRIS MORGAN , husband of Mrs . Sarah IN APPRECIATION Morgan , _father of Mrs . Herman The family of Mrs . Reva Banis Grossman, Fepruary 20 wishes to express appreciation for EUGENE EISMAN, father of Mrs . Morton the . rra.ny kindnesses extended at Kantor, February 21 the time of the los s of our beloved MA'IHILDE RAPP, sister of Mr . Louis Reva . Mrs . Ralpp_ August Darmstadter, February 22 , Adar 20 DAVID Lll'SCHULTZ , f at her of Mrs . COMMITTEE CORRECTtON Sylvia Aron, February 23 In the January Temple bulletin , LESMANN KALL.HEIM , father of Mrs . the listing of memLers of tre Sigmund Cahn , February 24 , Adar 22 Rabbi's Coordinating Committee LOUIS BROUTMAN , father of Mrs . Paul should read Mrs . Doris Steinman wiener, February 24 , Adar 22 ~ t.her · ·tiw.n Mrs . Doris Stl'omber ROSE JACOBS, mother of Mr . Meyer 6 • Jacobs i Februarz. 28 REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best ANNIVERSARIES ishes for a full recovery to MR . MAX KOPELOFF Mr . & Mrs . Louis Aron, February 1 ho is convalescing at his home . Mr. & Mrs . Bernard Stern , February 5 �THE RA:&BI IN THE COMMUNITY Mqnday , January 11: Rabbi Rosenberg '. delivered a lecture mn life in Souttl .Africa to memters of tre Excha?te Club. W~dnesday, January 20 : habbi RoseI!J-berg addressed the L~ke Shore Youth and Adult Study Group. HADASSAH CARD FARTY & BAKE SALE Please plan to a t tend and bring your friends to our Card Party and B...ke Sale, to be held at tre Michigan Consolidated Gas Company on Wednesday, February 24, at 1:00 PM. :.!;)ere will be door prizes and table pr.~zes galore - delicious desserts wi I l be served - and as usual, VISITORS TO OUR Tll1PLE IN JANUARY table goodies, to §atisfy each perFrid~y, Jan ua ry 15 : The Reve rsonal choice. The proceeds go to Youtp A,liyah , end Timothy Starr, together with the Youth Group of Lake Shore Baptist which tJ;lis year in partio'Ula.r is Church. doing a phenomonal job, as .the · Friday, January 22 : The members exodus to Israel also includes of St. Bridget ' s Guild , Spring Lake many children from South AI!l3 rica. Mogether with the Reverend Timber11four support is needed to nake lake of St. John's Ep iscopal Church this fund-raising a worthwhile ·- success. of Grand Haven. Lois Cher in , Chairma n ----------------=----- -------------------------SISTERHOOD :KOSHER DI :rnER TO BE HELD SUNDAY, l:.ARCH 28 You will be pleased to he a r that the Sis t e i-:-h ood B1 nai Israe l will serve a genuine 11 Just lilta Mama used to make ZII Kosher Dinne r on Suno.ay March 28, continuously from 12: 00 n eon to 6: 00 PM . i-Jhy not make t h~.s Mother's Day out and bring the whole f amily? Childre n unde r ten will be served for $1.50 with adult dinne rs at 41> 2 50., Tre re will be our traditional Sabbath challahp__,_ Pur im Hamantaschen, plus m.:my other goodies in addition to enjoying a delicious m3al> including many of our specialities of Jewfa~l:tcookery. CONGREGATION b 1 NAI ISRAEL FOURTH & w'EBSTER STMETS MUSKEGCN, MICHIGAN Office fh one: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: PL5-5318 ·~J .' I •• ,' •~ : ' .... ··'- J, .• . • .! i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196502 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, February 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, February 1965 The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a0f6a05e55f2072ebccfbe1b944c56bc.pdf b58ae80c02fa608019b70fdb94b6b60a PDF Text Text TEMPLE ·,NAI ISRAEL l'P/'~ii°f ll E ON, MIC l p;!ir . -: -. _ Jf . t~r ,/'¥' AN ip~os enbe rg , 1rta~i . Mr. Douglas Rosen , President Vol . VIII No . 8 Adar I Adar II 5725 March, __,,.c-0M ~MU---=N=r=1=y-s~.2:=R=v=I=c.t!,= , ,..---------------'--~--7s Friday .Evening March 5 Sermon : "MIFli,.ClES " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Eugene Fisher 1965 8 : 00 FM ****~******************************* March 12 Friday Evening - FAMILY ~IGHT \-10RSHIP Participants : . Nancy Ashend9rf & Jeff Rosen . Oneg Shabbat 7 :30 PM ************************************ March 17 - wednesday Evening - PURIM SPECIAL SERVICE Se~-vice will be according to Ortnbaox~Tradi~ion Noisemake rs will be provided for the children Come and enjoy yourself .. 7: 00 PM ******************************** ** ** March 19 Friday Evening St'ECIAL PURIM AND B' NAI BRITH S1:RVICE NIGHT Participants : Mrs . Herbert Steinman , Candle Blessing Hr . Herbert Steinman and other B 1 nai Brith Members The Story of Pgrim will be . read by Richard Steinmap & Carla Rapoport One g Shab bat 8:00 PM ** ****** *** ****** ***********w******* March 26 Friday Evening Sermon: "HOW TO BE UN!-fh1 PY" Parti cipants : Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause =TR.h ,....1_D_I____ T_IO..,..N'AL .,...-:c---,S.Jt--=,,. , v=I=-c.=~.t!.S . ,,,..--Sabba th Eve · March 5, 12 ,- 19 & 26 Sabbath Morning March 6, 13, 20 & 27 8 : 00 PM 7:30 PM 8 : 30 AM �Cli.L.i.!,'ND.:.R - MARC H, 1965 RETURN OF UNION FRAYERBOCKS h.SKED Mon . 1 Boar d of · EdUC§l tion The Temple is making an urgent Meeting - TuCA · · 12:00 request that all mngre~ants and Tues. 2 Sisterhood M2eting 8:00 Religious School students . return Speaker: Rabbi Rosenberg Union Prayerbooks borrowed from Topic : "What Are We.? . the Temple . We have run quite Pe ople? Nation? Religion? " short of books for services , and Wed. 3 Pr1FiENT- TEJ1.C :fER MEETING 8 : 00 ask that e veryone please check Imperative all parents of your bookshelves now and return Re l. School & Hebrew any Templ e . copies . . · pupils attend If you would like a copy of Thurs . 4 B ' nai Brith Blood Bank your own , you may order it from Re d Cross 5 : 30 - 6:00 Ui1.HC ·,through the Temple office f or Occidental Hotel f or about'· ,i;,2 . 00. dinner , t he n to Temple Sun. 7 Hebrew School 9 : 00 &12: 00 STHTEMENTS IN. :t-fhIL THIS . WEEK Re ligious School 10 : 00 Quarterly :_:,due.s statements are Templ e Youth Group 7 : 00 in tre mail this wee k , a little Rabbi I s ApartITE nt early we admit, but Temple finan2454 PineGrove (Glenside) ces are beginning to feel that (TV Tryouts - Be There) spring pinch , and in another mo_rith · Sat . 13 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 will be in a state of quiet desSubj e ct : Viet Nam peration if you don 1 t rush that Home : Shirley 1 tapoport che ck in . If your figures don ' t 770 Miller , No . Musk . ag r ee. ·with figures on sta tem:i nt , Sun. 14 Hebrew School 9: 00 & 1 2: 00 don ' t just sit and pout . Please Religious School 10 : 00 contact the Templ e offic e and PURIM PARTY , P1.,,R.,DE & PL1,Y che ck yo ur payroont re cord . Tues . 16 Hadassah Ho:::eting 8 : 30 Program: Mrs . B. Becker CANCER DRESS INGS : Thursdays from Topic : Book Re view of 1 : 00 tq 4 : 00 at the Temple . Mrs . "A.grippa ' 1=> Daughteru.: by Fast Frances Kantor in charge . Sat . 20 B' nai Drith Purim Party 8 : JOIMPORTi,NT NOTICE:- All meeting Community Invited Sun . 21 Hebrew School 9 : 00 & 12 : 00 dates , thank you notices , and Relig ious School 10 : 00 other infornation f or the April bulletin must be at tre Temple B' nai Lr i th Pr~ram at Aquinas College - GR 10: 00 AM office in writi ng by March 25 . No TYG "Youth f or Understanding 11 ppone calls ·will be ma.de t o soliSt . Gregory ' s Episcopal .. cit late informa. tion . across fr om Mona Shores 7'00 Thurs . 25 Final Meeting of Sisterhood TYG BOAhD M, ETING Febr uary 28 at Dinner ¾' orke rs 8 : 00 12: 15 for all senior members and Sun . 28 SISTERHOOD KOS HER DINNER Board memLers (nominating officers · Temple - 12 : 00 - 6 : 00 for ra xt, year. ) ( NO RELIGICUS SCHOOL OR ) SECRET1.ltY 1 S OFFICE HOU,,S : 9 :15 \ HEBREW CIJi.SSES IBIS DhY 1: 15 , Mondays through Thursdays • . Mon . 29 BO.tiRD OF TRUSTi!:iS 7 :4 Late r by rec:u~st . ..:...:..-=------------;.--- �!11.HRZEIT" Wi.RNER Gh.10:rvEECK, husband of Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck, March 1 LEO I. FRI EDL,i.ENDER , father of Mrs. Bernard Stern, March 1, Adar 27 BEATRICE DANTO, mother of Mrs . Jacob hShendorf, March 2, Adar 28 LOUIS SIMON, brothe r of Mr. Joseph Simon, March 4 PHILLIP GR3ENBERG, brother of Mrs . Sol Silverman, March 11 ISA.h.C ROSEN, fat her of Mr. Le o Rosen, March 15 BLANCHE HhSS, sister of Mrs . -Harold Kline , .March 19 SOPHIE ROSEN, mot.oor of Mr. Leo Rosen, March 21 HAROLD FLEISCHER, father of Mrs . Eugene Fishe r, March 23 IDA STERN, mother of Mr . William Stern, March ~5 BERNARD STEINDLER' son·of Mr . & Mrs . Milton Steindle r, March 25 NORMh.N FLEISf!MhN, nephew of Mr:i . J. Kelly Kaufman, March 30 CJ;.RRIE STEINDLER, mother of Mr . Milton Steindler, March JO S1-1.MUiL BROUTMJ;.N , br'other of Mrs . Paul Wiener, March 31 ANNIVERSARIES Dr. & Mrs. Sam Shumacher , March 10 Dr. & Mrs . Phillip Miller , March 20 Mr . &t Mrs. Earl Brace, ?',arch 23 Mr. & Mrs . Jarre s Price, March 27 REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MISS FRANCES PRICE who is a surgical patient at Hackley Hospital BEST vv IS HES TO Miss Lynne Chevlin and Dr. Robe rt Schaffer, whose e ngageire nt has been announced by her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Ellis Chevlin . Their wedding will be an event of May 2, and they will make their home in Montreal , Canada, where Dr . Schaffer now r es ides . CONTRIBUTIONS SADIE GROSSMhN FUND in memory of Mrs . Re va Banks and Mr . Louis Greenberg from Mr . a rrl Mrs . Sam . Shum.ache r \.iELGGME TO IN AI- PREC I.A TI ON Very special thanks to Mrs~ Paul \.-iiener and he r committee for doing such a wonderful job in the pre~:r.atiqn__ :f.or the Reception following the Induction Service for Rabbi Rosenberg on February 5. The following were committee members : Mrs . Leo Ros en, Mrs . Harold Rosen, Mrs . Morris Kantor and Mrs . Nathan Broutnan . ---------- Mr . and Mrs . Daniel hapoport and Carla wish to thank all who sent food and otherwise helped with the Bat Mitzvah of Carla on February 19.- Your kindness is apprec iated . Mr ~ and Mrs . Larry Stone, who are moving to 408'8 Amanda Road , Fruitport, from Boston . Mr . Stone is employed at Thrifty Acres in the Shoe Th:lpartrrent . REMINDER ••• •• Save your rummage for the Hadassah Rummage Sale which will be held on April 5 and 6. A VICTORY DINNER DATE SET Saturday, April 2ll; has been announced as the date of the Greater Muske gon llii ted Jewish Charities Victory Dimer. Any balances of current pledges should be sent in at once . �... ... .. ·-•- -~..• . PURIM SPIEL SIST1:.,RHOOD 1-lPl-'£1-1.LS FOB. HELP . ··.- -.- ··--·On Sunday, March 14, our Religi - . Even though you may hot be ous School will c elebrate :Purim with actively as s ociated with Sisterhood all its feasting_ fu_n . The boys and - at this time , yo ur help is desper:- · girls wilI riot be dismissed at noon, · ately nee ded with the Sisterhood but instead will be se rve d luncheon Kosher Dinner to be se rved on by the Re ligious School Party ComMarch 28 . Wome n are needed to premittee headed by Mrs . Joel ¼ie ner pare the foo'd in• advance and e s and Mr s . Lewis Jaffe . Commencing at peqially to volunteer for serving 1 : 00 PM there will be a parade show- on Sunday, Mar ch 28 , when it is ing the varied and colorful costhoped that 600 will dine at the umes de s i gned and tnaieled by all of · Temple . Contact Lois Crerin or the classes . Following this , will Lotta Shumacher to volunteer . be our Sup 9 r Dupe r Ex travagan za preijelp is also needed in selling sented by JVf.rs . Bec ker's eighth ti¢kets for tre affair . Those gr ad~rs, and tit led UWILD vd ST PURIM members who have tickets out are Parent s , grandpa rents , aunts, uncles urge d to sell them as quickly as and cousins by the dozens are in- · possible and turn in the money , vited to attend thi s p ortion of our More tic kets may be obtained by program .~ r e c our c-a-1.endar and contacting Mrs . H. Ennis or Mrs . ·.,__ Satn Lawson . The Congregation may /YJ PrRC f-1. \,, - obtain their tickets from Sisterhobd memb e rs, the Temple office , 1 \._\_,·_ / 1L ) / or frorn·Friend s , Budd's & i'farvin's . T Je~e lry Stores, Lakeside Departme~t St bre , Patton 1 s House of (Rememb e r '<-::. no scp-ool Har ch 28 ! ) F<>;bric , be c tel 1 s Holme s and both Lo:r.-s-~Cre rin Fr:i t z 1 13 Drug: Stores . Anyone with ideas for publicizing tre Sis t erhood Dinner please contact Mrs . St rombe rg . Mr s . Strombe r g , Mr s . N. Broutman and Mrs . M. Rothschild have appeared on various radio shows , and on March 26 Mrs . Stro mberg and i-1rs . J . Cherin will a ppea r at 1 : JO on Channell 13 . Tuna in fo r t his , and a lso check whether radio announcements are coming thru . CONGRi2,Gr1.TlON E ' NA. I ISh1..J.. FOURTH & ¼EiSTER S'IRSETS MUSKEGC N, MICh IGAN Office Phone : FA2-2702 Rabbinage : FLS - 5318 ., �A ME S S A G E F R O M R A B B I R OS E NBE R G THE NEED FIB PUBLIC WORSHIP Our weakness and helplessness in many conditions of life fill us with trouble and care . when we enjoy good hsalth, we fear a change might take place. If we are in possession of wealth, we have a feeling of anxiety, less our wealth, through some unknown channel may be taken away from us . Even the pleasure of home and family, though it gives us a sense of security, yet can be for only a temporary period, for we do not know how soon s orrow may visit us . From all tre se fears and anxieties we seek a refuge, and the only true refuge can be found in God, 111'Jho is a stronghold to the weak and needy". We reach God through prayer and DE di tation . Though man can pray in the privacy of his home , yet it has been proved this is seldom achieved . For prayers to be effective they have to be uttered and rreditated upon in a sanctuary - in a place where the Divine Spirit rests . Besides, man has a natural desire to communicate his sentiments to his fellow men, and finds a certain pleasure or relief in knowing that others share joys and his sorrows . Prayer in the Temple stimulates the social conscience and promotes unity among those who share tre spiritual bliss . The efforts of my neighbor to reach God through seeking truth arrl righteousness, reverencing beauty, practicing justice, giving live, encourages me to do likewise . Thus a vital spark is exchanged between me and my neighbor . In the Temple , we are able to extend such a relationship, and we become conscious of our neighbors needs as well as our own. Thus, the Brotherhood of Man and the Fatherhood of God is realized. The Sabuath, with its exhortation to the worship of Gerl and ths doing of kindly deeds, reminds us week by week of these higher objects . It prevents our reducing our life to a level of a machine . "The Sabbath is one of the glories of our humanity-:- 11 _ _ _ - - Let every Jewish man, woman, boy or girl get out of the habit of attending Temple worship on the SabLath, then they imperil tre ir own as well as their children's happiness, security and future . So, therefore - make Friday evening your Temple Night - attend Temple Services each and every Friday . Bring your neighbor, your friends, your young and old to Temple each Friday. The Divine Spirit will bless you with hsalth, security and joy, and above all, with a sense of "Sanity 11 • �B 'NA.I BRITH i-tCTIVITIES THURSDAY - MkRCH 4 (only day available) BLOOD BANK CONTRIBUTION J.11 members sre requested to be at the 11.ed Cross between 5:30 and 6:00 PM. (Closes at 7:00 PM) Return to the Occidental Hotel for dinner Followed by a social evening at tra Temple SATURD.t.Y - Ml.RCH 20 at 8:30 PM - B 1N,.I BRITH PURIM PARTY This will be held at the Temple, and is open to tre general community. There will be live musict SUNDi1.Y - M.1.RCH 21 starting at 10:00 l .M - JEV1ISH-Ch.THOLIC DL.LOOUE Held at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids Sponsored by A~uinas College and Nazareth Collage and the Jin ti-Defamation League of B 1 nai Bri th, Detroit GUEST SFE AKERS: Dr. Joseph Lichten - Dept. of Intercultural l;ffairs l .DL Dr. Samuel I. Clark, Political Science Professor at we ste rn Michigan University For reservations contact Mrs . Leo Fonste in PL5-3515 SUND,.Y - 1'-'f.,1.RCH 28 - DON I T FOR(;ET THE SISTERHOOD DINNER vi EDNESD,tY - APRIL 17 - STAG \vEDNESD.11.Y - J1.PRIL 21 - HUrt.NITi.RiitN 1.\11J,.RD DINNER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Mr. Douglas Rosen, President ··:.<•:❖ jictar II Nisan 5725 April, 1965 y Evening 8:00 PM "MAN FCR SPACE" Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steindler ************************************ April 9 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer Shabbat Hagadol - Oneg Shabbat 7:30 PM ******** ******************* *·:I-*-:}***~·* April 10 Saturday Morning BAR MITZVAH OF LEE Ol'PENHEIMER (See Invitation Page 2) 11:00 AM *April * * *16*SEDBR * * *NIGHT * * *, *FIRST -~ * *NIGHT * * *l-'ii.SSOV.C:R * * * *.:.-*NO* *s;.;RVICE * * ·* ·*:tv1AIN * *SANCTUARY * * * * -it: Traditional Vesper Service 6:00 PM ****************~******************* April 17 SATURDAY MORNING - FIRST DAY PASSOVER Service . with Choir Sermon: PASSOVER MESSAGE 10:00 AM *April * * *23* _ , * * * * * * * * *Friday * * *Evening * *···* * ~-~ * * * * * * * * * *8:00 * * *PM Sermon: Participants: "THIS IS MY 00D 11 Mr. & Mrs. JQel Wie~r *April * * *30* * * * * * * --~ * * *Fri.day * * *Evening * * * * * * * * * * * * * -l- *8:00 * * *PM Sermon: "THE SEARCH• Participants: Mr. & Mrs . Max Rothschild · _ Rabbi's Round Table (See Page 2) - Oneg Shabbat *TRADITIONAL * * * * * *SERVICES * * * * * ~~ * * * * * * * *•* * ·1 * * * * * * * * * * * Sabbath Eve Sabbath Morning Seven th Da~ Passover April 16, - First Night Passover April 3, 10, 17 & 24 April 23 6:00 PM 6:30 AM 8:30 AM �CALENDAR, - April, 1965 Sun . 4 Hebrew School 9:00 & 12 : 00 Religious School 10:00 Too s . 6 Hadassah Rummage Sale Tues . 6 Sisterhood Meeting 8:00 Prcgram: "Long, Ho1;. Summer in Mississippi" ·l;:>y J . Mccroskey' ' ' 9:00 (Guests welcome) Weds . 7 B'nai Bri th Me eting 8 : 00 Home: Dan Rapoport . 770 ·Mille r , tlq. Muskegon Sun. 11 Hebrew Sch ool 9 : 00 & 12 : 00 t Religious School 10:00 Tues . 13 Hadassah Board 8:00 Home: Gertrude Greenberg 1165 Summit . Sun. 18 RELIGIOUS & HEB&.~ SCHOOL SPRING VACATION Tues • 20 Hadas sah Me et ing & Election 8 : 15 Sat . 24 United Jewish Charities Victory Dinner - Temple Cocktail Hour 6:00 - 7:00 Sun . 25 Hebrew School 9: 00 & 12:00 Religious Sch~oi · 10:00 Mon . TWed~ Sisterhood Convention 26-27-28 Kellogg Center-Lansing CANCER DR~SSINGS : Thursdays from 1:00 to 4:00 at the Temple . Mrs . FranCErs Kantor in charge . COMING EVENTS - Plan to attend the ·Hadassah Regional Convention May 34-5 at Pantlind Hotel, Grand Rapids INVITATION We extend an invitation to the entire con gregation to attend the Bar f'li tzvah of our son, Lee on Saturday morning, Ap ril 10 at 11: 00 AM. Following the service , we hope everyone will join us in the Social ~oom for luncheon . Alan & Ruth Oppenheimer P:tgo 2 RABBI I S RCU iIDTABLE TO BE IN OVATION In response to numerous l".equests~ Rabbi Rosenberg has consented to a "Rabbi I s Roundtable 11 , an informal type forum where . questions are directed to him by the Congregation , 1'opics may deal with any phase of Jud.ai.sm, either as :part of one ' s personal life, or in connection with local and world problems . In other words , you raise the questions the Rabbi resr,onds, and tre Congregation joins tre di~cussion. Here is the schedulei!> . . FRIDhY , April JO, 19_(),2 · SERVICE 3:00- 9:00 a SOCIALI.ZE. 9 : 00-9 : 20 H ( Ta.ke :your coffee to the table) ROUNDTnBLE --,--,--- 9 : 20- 10:15 . Sh ow y(? ur int ere st by your attendance . Bring any questions that have been "bug-ging" you . In any event , COME, LISTEN RND PARTICIPhTE . REMEMBER THE FIRST ROU~IDTABLE - Friday, April 30 . RABBI AT METHODIST CHURCH APRIL 25 The whole congregation is invited to at tend .the service on Sunday, April 25, at 7:00 F·M at the Wood Ave nue Methodist Church on the corne r of Wood and Apple when Rabbi Phiilip Rosenberg will occupy tre pulpit of the Reverend Carl Strange . Pas tor Strange will preach at Temple B 1 nai Israel on May 21 • . 1 ,· FACE LIFTING Yoµr Temple Bulletin is undergoing .a change of pace , face and fonna t . . Any arrl all suggestions are being welcomed . . Gontact Doris Steinman by mail (2255 Southwood) or phone PL5~2809 evenings . News for next month ' s bulletin is due no later than April 21 �ORG~ IZi~T!ON NEWS WE TAKE PART IN SOCIAL .t-1.C'IION On Sunday , March 28 , B1 nai Brith members attended the Memorial Services held at the Muske g on County Courthouse for Mrs . Viola Liuzzo , Civil Rights \riorke r sl ain in Alabama last week . b 1 nai Brith was one of the Sf, onsors of the se rvices . Other memters of the Congre gation 'Were also in attendance . B ' NAI BRITH ON THE MOVE The Jewish Catholic Dialogues held on March 21 at Aquinas College ard at Terrple Emanue l in Grand Rapids is one of many conferences taking place throughout the country sponsor e d by the B ' n a i Brith AntiDefamation League and tre Catholic Churches arrl Universities . The Dealogues were atte nded by several ~undred Je'Wish and Catholic layYOUTH GROUP ACTIVITIES men, clergy arrl. some nuns . The Muske gon Temple Youth Group All d?Y conference s explore d has bee n very busy in t he l a st Jewish-Catholic attitudes with recouple of months . The y partici gards to achieving a better unde rpated in four "Youth for Unde rstanding between t he two r e ligions . standing" programs . Incidia ntally Religious objects of both religions there was a story about this were on display . project in the NF TYme s , t he NationMembers of th9 congregation who al Youth Group Newspape r . attended said it 'Was most worthActing as waite rs and wa itre s s e s , while and expres se d the hope that the Temple Youth Group worked on more members would participate in the Kosher dinner , held a t the such conferences in th9 futuce . Temple on March 28 . April is the month f or e lection J..N ACTIVE HADASoAH of re xt year's officers . Propose d The Hadassah Study Group held slate is: Presi dG nt : Harold two study sessions in the month of Shumacher; Vice fre side nt - LorMarch at the homes of Shirley Raparaine Friend; 2nd Vic e - Pr e sident port and Jean Be rman . The 11 Grea t Ellen Lipman; ·Sec r etary - Carol Decisions of 1965 11 course of study Steindler; Board Member - Dave as sponsored by the Foreign Policy Cherin . ll.SSociation provides the materials Also scheduled in t he n ear future from which the me mb e rs of Hadassah is a t:alk to the eighth grade cla.ss are working to bee ome better inby President becky t1.shendorf , formed about for e i gn policy and explaining th3 Youth Group and its effect on our country and what it does . its citizens . By Harold Shumacher ' This month discussion centered around the situation in Viet Nam FCURTH and East Germany. QUi.RTER OF Those of you who are interested PLEDGES in participating, call Shirley NOW Rappport at SH4-0471, during the DUE evenings . ;,ND B.i:.DLY NEEDED i Page 3 - -- -------------- �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL R.nJviBLINGS This year's rurim celebration was an unqualified succe ss from beginning to end . The Siste rhood served a delicious lunche on, the eighth grade did a bang-up ( !ll ) job with 11 vv ild \';est l-urim" and tre boys and girls who participate d in the Costume pa r ade all made an exc~lle nt showing . We saw a few tears af ter the prizes we re awarded , but next year givos us another chance to try again . Our eighth gr ade teache r, Mrs . Be cker , ·will be spending the Fassover holiday in Sc otland . Do you supp ose they make Matzos with oatmeal ? Word has come to us that our Bas Mit zvah boys , Lee Oppenheimer and Arthur Rothschild , have been accepted into the exclusive Saturday morning Shabbat 11 C & H Society"* aftor pr oving that they could keep up with the senior memters pl ate for plate ! l ! Sp~ak ab out dedication - though t here werDn 1 t classe s on March 28, every memte r of our teaching s t aff was at the Templ e as sisting with the Sisterhood Dinner . Too very pers on who teaches you the Ten CommandnB nts may have served you chicksn soup ! With Passover just a round the corner , our rBxt ma jor event in Religious School will be the Model Sede r on Sunday, ~pril 11 . Religious School and Hebrew School Spring Vacat ion will be April 18 . See y ou next month . _ Lois Cherin *Challah and Herring CGMING :SVENTS : Hadassah - Slate of offic ers to be presented at 2 AR§it6 ~a~i~~iRgnonor Din~r at YW Page 4 · SISTLRHOOD ~'TA.Ti LONV.i!:N'I'ION Apr i l 26, 27 and 28 are the dates . The Convention will be hel d in Lansing and will include sessions in l eadership , program pl.ar1ning, social a ction and working with youth . Those who would like to attend must contact Doris Stromberg at con:::e for reservations. Phone SW8-118S. Doris Stromberg will be installed as second vice-pres ident of the Michigan State Federation of Temple Siste rhoods at this convention . Congratulations to her on this forthcoming honor . SISTERHOOD'S CORDON BLEAU t The Sisterhood ' s Koshe r, ma jor fundraising project for th3 year , finally arrived on Sunday, March 28 The r esult?---h huge success , The final accounting had not yet been made at the time of this publication, but evidence points to a financial bonanzq . To Lois Cherin , Lotta Shumache r and to each and every chairman and worker up arx:i down the line , a martfe lt thanks for a tremendous job, well done . -------- SISTERHOOD SPECIAL REPORT It I s all over now except for a r eport of the final figures . This experience has turned our girls into gourmet cooks and human computers who can turn out dishes for yOO with the savoir-faire of experts . The fortune made on this dinner will not be the dollars and cents that end up in our treasury, but rather the richness r esulting from the "togetherness" of our Jewish Community working as one la rgE: family . We need more of the same and not just every (Continued_on _Page 5) �SISTERHCOD SPEX;IAL REPORT (Cont'd) I1 Frances an:i Milt Steindler. The beautiful Shabbat Altar flowers 1"ew years . The "Kreplach Kweens", a group of were disignated for our use at the less than ten, turned out 1910 Kre - dinner . plach in two days . The perfectly beautiful table The "Cherry Chairman" , Rhoda Rose decorations were created by Marie and her 11 sweeties 11 completed over Bacon . More than one guest asked 600 desse·rts in two sessions. Eve to purchase them . Marie, .Ellen time her family opened a cupboard, Cahill and Sam Shurnacher combined cases of ingredients fell on them, their talents to create trn stunning but they were red, white and blue back drop the:. t spelled out "SHALOM" for an excellent .cause . in both Hebrew arrl English and was Next time there's rodeo , we're flanked on the other side by Ellen ' s sending Fran August out to wrestle original drawing . the steers . Single handed "our Gal Did you notice Sam's clever Fran" seasoned arrl roasted 309 signs on the rest rooms? What pounds of prime brisket . -Watch would happen if they'd been in your step, Dr. Ralph t Hebrew only?? The "Order of the Feather" The two stars of radio and TV , should be awarded to Viv and Beth President Doris Stromberg and Ashendorf for 1,600 feather (matzo) Betty Broutman did a mighty fine balls in two days . Only one comjob of advertising us to the plaint, we could rave eaten at public . least 1,600 more . Prize dishwasher Abe Ashendorf A warning to mashers - don't get has confided to us his money has tough with "Muscles II Galombeck - · not be en made solely on au to parts she may be curvaceous, but when she but on the fact that he is in pounds Challah dough (the ones you great demand at kitchen sinks ! bou1Zht in the Bake Shop) stand Frances Kant or has become the aside tl queen of cakes and cookies . If Please don't worry when you can ou need top not ch chairnE n for have too job done professionally. your bake sale Frances plus Thelma Chairman Lotta Shumacher is availab iiener are a winning pair . on a 24 hour basis . Part of our "Mrs . Money" (Rose Lawson) was success was due to trn fact that t her usual stand and we 1 re anbetween working on every committee, iously awa;Lting her report . she did all trn worrying which Too "Three Trafficteers" , Alan freed the rest of us for other ppenheimer, Sam Shumacher and Jim tasks . rice kept dining room confusion If all the newcomers to our own to an absolute minimum and community we re "Cahill Caliber" , ould qualify as mai tre 'd I s at we I d be indeed fart una te • Audrey, ny posh ea ting place . Elaine (who thought she came home Thanks to those who aided us from MSU for a quiet week-end) and inaiciaily and in the true spirit Ellen were among our eagerest f Tzedokah by remaining anonymous . beavers . A Golden Eagle Award to "Good we had a 11 good luck on your cout" Marv Gudelsky for the mlI.lY dinner 11 note from Hawaai vacationing · (Continued on Page OJ , Page S �Yl-,.HRUIT MAY VANl[J)ERLi~ST , mothe r of Mr s . I sadora ,.,_ shi:mdor f , 1-,:p ril 1 MORRI S KnNTOR , h usband of Mrs . Frances Kantor , fat he r of Dr . Mor t on Kant or , .t1pril 6 BJRl~.11.hD fi_1-.SS , fa tho r of Mr s·. Ha rold Kline , April 6 LOuI S CE.:c;vLIN , fathe r of J a ck and El lis Ch0vl in , A:r--ril 6 , Ni s an 4 :MOLLY SOLOMON , mothe r of Mrs . Me yer Jacobs , .April 7, Nisa n 5 ESTrER GUDBLSKY, wife of David Gude l s ky , mothe r of Ile a ne Gudelsky, s ist e r of }L's . 1'h:i l ma --J i<:: ne r , . April 10 SA&-. N-2:lMi:~R , mot he r of Mr . Ted Ne umer , ;,p r il 12 B~SS I Z ?ASS, mothe r of Mrs . Harold Kli ne , siste r of Louis Aron , April 13 HMOLD ROS~N , husband of Mr s . Marcia Ro sen , f athe r of Mr . Dougla s Rosen , br other of Mr . Le o Rosen , .npr il 14 J OSIJ.J-I \: I .::..I-'JR , husband of Mrs . Pauline Wi ene r, fa tre r of Mr . Joe l Wie ne r , Ap ril 14, Nis a n 12 MOSES l-Tl'K0\1.SKY , f a the r of Mr s . Morr:i,s Te l es , 1-,p ri1'14 , i\ is a n 12 RACJ-i~L KRUP SKY , mothe r of Mr s . Harry terman , Apr i l 16 ESTl:.i::R ~OS.t: , s i ste r of Mr s . Leo Rose a nd Hrs . J.. mlrew Ep ste in , 1,.pril 1 7 LODI S Li:iNIN , f athe r of Mr . J oss Le v i p. , ;,p r i l 17 ST.J.1: Ha1;E i~21\~DY GROSSM.11.N , dau ghte r of Mr . and Kr s . Le nnan Grossman ; .hpril 18 hJ,,CEA.C:L STRGE:: .:-11.G, mothe r of Dr . Mauric e Stromb<c: r g , il.pril 19 DORJ. SI LV...oREnH, mother of Mr . Sol Silv er nnn , Apri l 22 fil:UBEN BSPJiJAN, f a ther of Louis and Harry Ber man , April 23 SOLOMON Z~LIKOvH TCH , father of Mrs . Howard Bruelbeck , Apr i l 23 (Page 6) YAHR.2.::;I T - Continued F1~ ID.a ~ LIKO\·iI TCH, mo t he r of Mrs . Howar d brue l _e ck , a p ril 23 MANDEL CLn.YMAN , fat re r of Mrs . Norr is Kant or , ni-, ril 24 , Nisa n 22 Ph.L;L vfLi;NER , husuand of Hrs . The lma Wit:me r , f a t he r of Donald Wie ne r April 29 CONOOLENCE Our condole nee and deepest sympathy to the family of RO.S.t1 wI MPFHit,;JvJ.ER sister of Louis Darms tadte r and aunt of _rrs . J a ck Ste i ndler , who p as s ed away March 4 in New York CO NTRI BUTIONS Ros en Altar Fund From Mrs , .France s Kantor and Mr . & Hrs . Ralph Hawkins in gr a t efulne ss f or the r e cove ry of Mr , Lo o Rosen . Scholarship Fund From Mr s . He l e n Kulka in honor of Mr s . Selma Cahn HEBREW - ENGLI SH DIC TIONARY i.. VJJLABLE A comp l e t e He brew- Enr. lish die ::. tiona r y ha s bee n purchased for the Temple libr ary with a contr ibuti on to th: Libra ry Fund b y the Lev i n f amily i n me mory of Louis Gr:ee nberg REFU1-1.H S}Ii-i.L.TI"iAH our p rayers and sincer e b e st wish0 s t o MR . LOUIS D.li.ftMST1..D T.J:R who is a pati ent at Hackley Hos pit al , a nd to MR . LEO Ros;"N ~RS . EU GENE FISHER who we re patie nts at Hac kley CONGRa'lUL,~TICNS TO : Mr. arrl Mrs . James 1-•ri c e on the bi r th of a s on , Chad Nathaniel , born on .March 8 . Nan c y say s he I s such a good baby . Sl eep s al l n i ght . �ARE YOU SURL!: IT ' S YOUR COAT? Nii.M2 OUR N~KSL~@R -Each of our organizations will be given th3 opportunity to submit two names for our 11 new 11 Temple paper . Errt rie s must be submitte d no later than 1.pril 23 . The organization whose name is chosen will receive the numbe r one spac e for its article in next month ' s bulletin . . This month's bulletin gives indication th:i t space will have to be allocated sparingly, in the future, so get your suggest e d nalll3 s submitted early •. SoJTEone traded coats with Sam Singer at a recent service and he 1 d like to locate his own - a three-quarter black Mac Gregor coat with a black fur collar and black quilte.d lining • . It was a hew one , and tha one left in its place is similiar only larger , longer and older . Cre ck your closet and call Sam if you have the wrong one . · IMPORT.i,NT NOTICE kll meeting dates , thank you notices , and . other information for the May bulletin must be at the Temple off_ice in writing by b.pril 21. No phone calls will be made to solicit late informatio:r;i. . BEST lISHES TO Mr . and Mrs . nerbert Steinman on the engagement of their daughter Miss Kare n Steinman , to Mr . PinJEvvISH Cb.LEND1-,.RS STIIJ., .11.VaILhBLE hhos Bak, son of Rabbi and Mrs . Jewish Home Calendars showing Benjamin nak , of Baltimore , all the Holy Days are still on Maryland . hand at th3 Temple office for any who wish extra ones . The Funeral Home which supplies the se to the .A~llJIV.ri:RS.1-.RIES Temple reports that they still Mr . & Mrs . Jack Chevlin , April 2 receive calls reques ting them, but Mr . & Nrs . Robert Rosenberg, all copies are at Tan ple office . i,p ril 13 There are also e xtra Corrrnunity Mr . & Mrs . J . K. Kaufma n , hpril 14 Lists available . Mr . & Mrs . Herman Grossnan, April 27 SECRET.hRY ' S OFFICE HOURS 9:15 - 1:15 on Jviondays through CHAl'JGES OF .nDDRESS Thursda ys , later by request . On your copy of 1964- 65 ComTake no te of this message which is munity List , please change the stuck sorre place in each a.ille tin , f ollowing addresses : as never a day passes but what Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause to sane disgruntled ~erson calls to 428 Ruddiman, North Muskegon say: "I camein at 2: 30 (or 5 :00 Mrs . 1-.udrey Cahill to o ' clock or a quarter past 7:00) 1850 Elwood Str eet and YOU ' D GONE .nLR&DY11 • Calls 'Ire se are tre only address changes submitted stnce lists were may be mde to home phone of J:'R'3-6957 w-hen necessary . printed in early fall. Please advise Se c retary of any other c hanges of address Page 7 �SISTERHOOD REPORT (Con I t from Page 5 assists behind the scenes. "Trooper Wiener" .(Jean, that is) manned her post at tre stubborn coffee urn, walking cast et al, for five solid hours. Saturday night before tre dinner was something to behold Here's your chance to cast a ballot to elect huth Oppenheimer 11 Sp.nitary Engineer". We hcrl more garbage (vegetable peels, etc.) than cans, more trash (boxes of paper, etc.) than containers. Ruth neatly apportioned packages arrl sent them home with tre workers. Where else do they allow you to work arrl take garbage home also??!! If we rave a deficit in the salad departnent it's due to rran August. She was askEd to be tre "taster", but :jj,5 .00 worth of cole slaw is ridiculous, Don't be fooled by her offer to·mix gravy - it consists of one jigger wine for the pot and one jiggar of wine for Frances % Love and kisses to our "Small Fry" and "Juniors" for a trerendous job but two "special special" IlE ntions • Debbie Kantor (chip off Grandma Frances' block) is a A-1 salesladyo Deb peddled tooth brushes she be0 \JAI IS Fourth and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Office Phone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: PL5-5318 lieves in brushing after every meal. That's Mart's indoctrinati.on, no doubt) to our guests and' made us sore une~ ~ted money. Jeannette Greenberg is a whiz-bang with silverware, rolls and table setting and worked Saturday night as well as SUnday. Honorary Sisterhood merrher Jake Ashendorf came trrough in his usual wonderful style. Not only did he help with advance preparations, but ha came early. on Sunday arrl stayed late, A lovely gesture was na.de by Harriet Kline in memory of her sis:ter Blanche Hass. The orange drink and coffee blend were donated to. us as a gift. EverJone deserves a Golden Mogen David and special nention by rJ?.me for the wonderful coop:ration and in spite of a few obstacles we did rave funo . P,, S. Into every life a li t _tle rain (or mil) must fall. Afte r spending ten grueling hour.s in tre hot steaming kitchen, Ruth O.i,-penheimer staggered into her home to be greeted by son l'l eil freshly blossomed out in neasles& By Lois Cherin �/ \ fJ<UMMAGE ~ , '0d \c IT y RE SCU[ /1;~ 1~_s10 N l]~ADASSAH T ' r/ ,., . ~- \~·\ ~.~<' ~--:,.L~-, - -... ,__ ' . ~~ f - . -- \ __,;c.;;._~ '- . ,,,1 ,·-; ,- ,) .. ,_ ii - • \ . 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' ....._ ____. . . . _ /. -; / i/ · - J)---..._ __ _---------------~~\. ' \._ f y / ,, I / ·1 •"\C _-.-/ '.\ ·, -, !, - ,\/j - . ·' '---- - ~ '. V NF I ' 1 r-,' \ ·'(-V ,· ' I \ ' ''.\_ ' -· I, 6, 1 -I,, ~-. / f' p --Y a ~) A I' RI l 'v I, f"-_ . ' 7 er/ (I ;>7c." ,cc r: .. !' -_ ~ 'y\'>..>(\,Y \ U ECD .)l A y , =-•- ---, /- / . , · ~ • .,,,-~ ~ , _j,-\J/ ,, ;/ / ____, ,. ·/_) E LLEN • OR CALL THE FOLLOWJNG: A PE ·70 105 RON - - FLORENCE RUBINSKY - PA 57-297 g __ ~: JAKE ASHENDORF, PA 27-564 FOR PICKUP SERVICE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196504 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b266aad9dae26de89840fa6e2003ce71.pdf c498b8998d45ed033f8ad40159a04373 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ~, l~Al ISRAEL ,;,;,:,:r--._m,rl( Nisan-Iyar 5725 COMMUNITY SER.VICES ... May 7 Friday Evening Sermon: "MOTHERS' DAY - A JEWISH IDEAL" CONSECRATION OF TORAH VESTMENTS AND SILVER TRIMMINGS Participants: Dr. and Hrs . ;u:thur Greenberg May, 1965 8:00 PM ***************~******************** May J1 Friday Evening 8t00 PM Sermon: 11.HOW TO TEACH THE GOD CONCEPT TO GIIILDREN 11 Congregan t s will kindly be seated no later than 7:50, as this service will be teJBvised by Channel 13 Participants : Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Rooen ***************** * ****************** May 21 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Lenore Fonstein - Alan Parker Oneg Shabbat 7:30 PM ********* * ************************ * * May 28 . Friday Evening 8:00 PM · Guest Preacher : The Reverend Carl Strange Romd Table Conducted by Rabbi Rosenberg and Pastor Strange Oneg Shabbat TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath Mom ing May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 8:30 AM �CALENDAR - MAY , 1965 DEDICATE ALTAR TRI HNINGS YiAY 7 Sat . 1 Hadassah Silver Tea -2 - S:00 On e irs wors .ip service. Home : Mrs . Paul Wiener this month, the Congregation of 707 Ruddirran , No . Muskegon Temple B 1 nai Israel will be priSun . -- 2 -Hebrew···school9:00 & . -12 : 00 ileged to witness the consecra. Re ligious _School 10: 00 tion of the lovely· Torah vestnents Mon • .:Wed.Hadassah Convention nd silver trimmings which are re3- 4-S Pantlind Hotel,Grand Rapids cent additions to the beauty of our Tmirs-:o B 1NA I BRIT'rHWJi.NITARIA N services . AwARDS DINNER-Temple ' Dedicated will be two pair of _S_a_t-.--8-H-adassah Study Group its Chayim (silver bells) , one Home : Mrs . Abe Asheridorf onated by Mrs . Jcsiah Wiener and 3940 Henry Str13et ne b y Mrs . Paul vdener, each in Sul?_ject: South .Africa emory of their late husoands . -Su-n-.--9-H-ebr ew School 9:00 & 12:oi·lso ~ncluded are two Torah mantles Re ligious .S chool 10; nd silve r buckles whi9h are a g?-,ft ....Tu_e_s_.___,,1--1__,,S..... isterEood Meeting - .. ----s:I f Mrs . Sarruel Lawson in memory of Mot hers I Day 1-'rogram --her late husband, and a Yad given ""T~h_u_r_s-.-=-1=3-B=o--a-r_d..,.._o-,f 'frustees 7 : ~Y Mr . Joseph Simon in memory of Sat . 15 Te mple Youth Group Induction his late ~rC)ther , Louis Simon . The Home : Mrs . Harry Berman ~ilver qreast plate is a gift of a 1401 Scenic Drive gfmber who re quested to remain anonSun. 16 Heorew Sc1ioor9 :00 & 12:0 ous. Re ligious School 1·0 : 0 Rab bi Rosenberg is also. pleased HADAS :,AH DONOR DINNER 6:0d:.o announce the acquisition · of a YWCA --=,........---=--~phappah, which was ITB.de possible by Sun . 23 Hebrew Scho.o'.19:00 & 12:00 Mr . David Gudelsky , who donated Re ligious School 10:0q the steel frames and rad them Brotherhood Obs ervance 3 : 00 erected , Hr. Hernian Grossman who Walker Arena provi ded the cloth for the cover Sun . 30 MEMORIAL DAY - NO RELIGIOUS and Mr . Robert Che rin,' who ma.de OR I-EBREW SCHOOL CLA0S~S the cover . The Congregation can well be COMING EVENI'S : Hadassah and Sister- proud of these exquisite acceseries hood Closing Luncheon date set for whi_c h will add jo3 and deeper June 5. meaning to the worship services of many generations at Temple B ' nai Israel IMPORTANT NOTICE All me e ting dates, thank you notice and other inforna tion for tre June REMINDER OF RABBI 1 S RCUNDTABLE bulletin must be at t he Temple office The first of Rabbi' s Roundtaoles in- writing by May 24 . will be held at the Oneg Shabbat - ' - - - -- - -- - -- - following the service April 30 . The sac ond, May 28, will be con- . SEC rl;:. TARY' S OFFICE HOURS ducted by both Habbi Rooenberg and 9:15 - 1:1.S-on Mondays through -P astor Carl Strange . These will Thursdays, la t er by request. be infernal type for um, where questions may be directed by the Page 2 Congregation. �BfNAI BRITH IT2]:;S AW ARD DINi':ER ON 1"1.AY 6 The Annua l B 1 nai Brith Humanitarian Awards Dinner will be held at the Temple B' nai Israel on Thursday , May 6, at 6:30 FM. A commit tee has worked thoughtfully and at length t o decide which person in :Muske gon has done the most to further human relations during the past year . Each meml::er of the Te mple is urged to show his support of B' nai Brith and his interest in his community by attending this most important fl.mction . Reservations may be made by callinf.'. the Temple Sec r etary or Ruth Oppenheimer . - ·- - ADL - AND COLLEG:ii:S ADL h&s worked on a "Crac k the Quota•1 campaign for Arrerican c olle ges since 1950 . Its annual regi onal co nferences have helped bring about the r epeal of laws requiring segre gati on in colleges , the elimination of discriminatory practices in the employment of teachers and helped to foster a vast change in attitudes towa rd minorities on tl'B pa rt of na ti anal fraternities and sororities . ADL St'EAi\S OUT In a tele gram sent in March to Pr esident Johnson and. Attorney General Katzenbach, Dore Schary, B'NAI BRIT H rn:~cor,r.ENDS: Anti- Defamation Le a gue Chairman A new book, "Dan ger on tre Right " said , "The shocking spectacle of by Forsttn' and Eps t ein, which has helme ted and gas-masked troopers received rationwide a ttent i on for attacking defenseles s Neg ro Ameriits time l y and authorita tive precan citizens gathered f or a sen t ation, i s r e co r.mende d r eading . peac eable de mons t r a tion is a blot Our local B'nai Bri t h chapte r has on our country ' s record ." ADL se nt copies of t his e xcell .ent new asked that 11Fe deral power" insure book to pclic e chiefs in >iuske gon the protection of Negroe s in County . Paperback co pies are Alabama . available at l ocal book s t ore s . - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - B 1NAI BRITH HELPS PIAN Re merrb e r the B ' nai Brith Sta g BROTHERHOOD OBS2RVANCE Dinner - we dnesday , May 26! John Howard Griff in, author of "Black Like Me 11 will ap pear at the . Did you know that more than 500 L . C . vialker Arena on Sunday afterJewish and tiebrew words appe ar ir_i noon, May 23 , at Muskegon ' s c itythe lt, ebster' s new Third Internation- wide Brotherhood o bs e rvanc e . This al Die tionary as ENGLISH :i-JCF..DS? is an other important e vent that See your April B I nai 1-r i th warrants your participation . magazine for the comple t e list . The program will start at 3:00. Knowle dge of t he Torah cannot be t hcroughly acquired unless studied in a group . (Be rachoth 63) Page 3 Knowlegge is as diff icult acquire a s it is to acquire vessel of r old, and a s easy for ge t as to br e a k a ve sse l glass . (H~gigah 14) to a to of �Ti}fr'LE YOUTH GROUP Tii·l Li YOUT~-~ GROUP 51 ONSORS YCUTS FGR UNDillSTAl,iDING PH.OGRAM TYG ELECTS OFFICERS The newly el3 cted sJa te of The most outstanding project offic e rs far next year is as sponsored by the Te mple Youth Group follows : this ye ar is the xouth for Underfresident - r~ar old Shumacher standing Program, in which youths 1st V. ~. Lorraine Friend of di:,. ferent dei1ominati ons visit 2nd V. P. Ellen Lipman at e ach othe rs ' places of worship , ret~ry Carol Steindler Se c and in informal discussion groups Treasurer Tom Steinman explain the tenets of their faith . State Board tfonber - Dave Cherin There rave 1-,een four reetings to Sgt . at Arms & ~arliamentardate , t·Jit}1 young people of ten re ian - Mike Ste ri.ridler ligious faiths participating . The induction of these officers This program is the first of as ,.,e 11 as the new members its kind in the country , and has entering the Youth Group, will be,:;n comme nted on in the National take p lace on Saturday evening , Youth Gro-c..p paper, NFTYmes , when May 15, at the home of Mrs . Harry the y expre:::seo. their best wi0hes Berman . for its success . Harold Shumac her , as incoming Two more m..:.c tings are in the !-'resident of the TemplB Youth planning stage , one at Samuel Group , wi ll bo attending the NFTY Lutheran Church and the other at National Leadership Institute the wood Avenue :-:e thodist church . bein~ he ld in New York . Hore deta ils as ro day a rrl time - - - -will be a nnounced soon . Those A BUSY T-:ONTH FCf. TYG interested in more inform3. tion Temple j outh Group l'i=mbers about this worth- while project been on the go this past have may contact Alan Farker , Chairmonth . man . First, by pr ovidi ng worthwhil e and much- needed assistance at . the v'i:GLCOMZ :·,mz ! Kosher dinner of the Temple HemrJers of th3 Youth Group Siste rhood , they contri lu ted a extend a 1,-rnlcome home to former gr eat deal to its success • . Temple louth Group members Avi s group of TYG members l~ext , a Te1e s , Roge r Rap oport , David Fonstein, Alan Parker , (Lenore Steinman and Gil be rt .~shendorf . Jim ?isher, Lorraine Friend and They are all home after completing H~rold Shumacher) have been their first year at college . work:ing hard , under the tutelage of the ~abbi , to be c ome expert Does the worth of a thing depend television actors . They wi l l be upon its age? Nay it is on its participating as members of the quality that it depends . cast of the telB vis i on show , "Eow (Baba Bathra 143) to Teach the God Concept t o Chil dren", being filmed at the Temple Support your youth group . May 14. Finally, the card party netted il'50 , which was welcomed Page 4 i.nto the t r easury . �SISTERHOOD ELECTS Ot'FIC:.:;Rs Announcement has been rrade of election of Sisterhood officess for service in 1965-66. Those h onored are as follows: President 1st V. P. 2nd V. P • 3rd V. P. 4th V. P . Treasurer Recording - Nrs . Maurice Stromber - Mr s . Riera rd Kaufman ._ Mrs . Samue 1 Shumacher - Mrs . Nathan Broutrran - Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer - Mrs . Samuel Lawson Secretary Mrs . Carol· Race Correspondin~ Secretary Mrs . J arre s Price Board : Mrs . Perry Bacon , Mrs . Jack Lipman, Mrs . Dan Silberman . SISTERHOCD PROGRAM COMMJ!:MORA TES MOTHERS' DAY The Sisterhood Meeting on May 11 at 8:15 PH at the Temple will be in observance of Nothers ' Day . Mrs . A!thur Greenberg will give book reports on two books concerning Jewish mothers . One is 11 Infini ty of Hirrors 11 L;y Richard (.,ondon , and the other is "Mother's Kisses" by Bruce J . Freedman . Plan to attend . MUSKEGCN ACTIVITIES OF INTEREST The Adult Edocation Association of Greater Muske gon, in Cooperation with MSU Coope rative Extension Service is sp onsoring a Public Discussion Series "Developing Human Resources ." These luncheon meetings (12:00 Noon 1 : 30 PM at the YWCA) cover a range of topics . The Ap r i i 28 m.. e ting is titled n.Education and Training 1t. Discussion' will involve education as an investmen~, and various ways to train young and old to meet the needs of today and tomorrow . The May 5 meetin& will be 11 Eatching People and Jobs for Growth . 11 Those who have attended the first session which was on "People , Jobs and Growth", were most enthusiastic about its value and highly recommend others attending subsequent me etings . IN APPRECIATION To the caterers : He befan to write a formal t y_f)e 11 thank you " mes s age but we r e alize d it wou~d not express our feelings and o;ur appreciati on to the very many members of our Congregation ~who KOSHER DINr.:.2:R EXCiEDS \, ILDZST HOPES cooked, t aked, j e llo. 1 d and )n.elpe d Sisterhood members receiv ed - before, during and after Lee I s with glee tre word that t heir weeks Bar Ni tzvah .. of hard work on the March 28 Kosher We ·were truly amazed am.ct overDinner had "paid of f 11 with a profit whelmed by the wonderful spirit of ~982. These funds are earrr3rke d of helpfulness from so m.any people. for as 8istance to the Religious v~e are r e asonably sure it.hat it School, and other worthwhile allowouldn I t happen in too many cations of the Sisterhood budget . communities . Our sinc-erest thanks to every one o~· you . For a savoury mors el the Alan and ltuth Or;penheimer storrach will always find room. Page S (Meg illah 27) �HIGHLIGH'l'.S 0./ BADASSAH At the April 20 rreeting, a new slate of offi cers was elected : Pre sident - Mrs . Herbert Ennis President i lect - Miss Florence Rubinsky 2nd Vice Pr es . - Hrs . S . Lawson Treasurer - Mrs . Audrey Cahill Re cordinf, ::::ecre tary - Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer Corresponding Secretary - Mrs . Albert Parker Board of Dire ctors - Mrs . harry Berman, Mr s . Jaros Price , Hrs . J e rome Che r i n A fine fea ture of this ns eting was t he musical p rogram starring MMiss Ilene Gude.lsky and Miss Lorra:ine Friend , accompanied by Miss £ lleh Gustafson , Choir Director of Luske con Hi gh School. HADASl0AH ulfrllii.G~ SALE IS SUCCESS Our ru1,1111a c.e sa l e on April 6 was a huge suc ce ss , p articuJarly so because of the generosity of Sam Singe r I s Fair 6torn . Sam donated reams ;and reams of yard goods , and hund re ds of pa cka ges of drapes of all descriptions , all of which sold quickly and brought in most of the revenue . "Sµi cial Thariks 11 also g o to the followin g people who workBd so hard and diligently - Jake Ashendorf for his delivery service, Louis Aron , our star salesman, ::.: ett:· Broutman, who put in so many hours , Lillian Singer, Audrey and Ellen Cahill and Lea trice Ennis - and to every one else who thoughtfully brought their run~nage to us . Our heartfelt thanks to all of you . Miss Florence Hubinsky , Hadassah Fund-Raising Chairman lli:"LIGIOUS SCHOCL A special assembly is being planned for Sunday, May 9, for a joi nt celebration of Hothers 1 Day and Israeli Independe nee • Mr . Oppenheimer ' s sixth grade is in c harge of this event ~ Further information will be s~nt ,to the parents . There will be no Religi9us _or Hebrew school on Hemorial Day , Sunday, May 30. United Jewish Rppeal Juniors Tm campaign of UJA Juniors prove d most success ful , _exceeding eve n last year I s collection . Mr . J a.nE s 1--'rice I s .Seventh Grade class (Beth Che rin , Randy Ennis, Lynn Jaffe , Judith Shumacher , Kenny Schankler , Arthur Rothschild , and Victor Steinman) handled the project and were sµicial guests at the Victory Dinner whe re the Chairman , Nr . Jack Steindler , thanked tmm publicly . Special mention goes to Mrs . Shumacher 1 s Fifth Grade (Marc Rosen, rie ryl Ennis and Ruth Shumacher) who made tre large st contribution pe rcentagewise to the campa~gn . As this year's trophy wini1ers , they deserve hearty congratuJa tions . 'IHAiJKS FRON UJC CHAIRMAN It is a re\!arding experience to be y our United Jewish Charities Chairman . Muske gon is an active community, conscious of its obligation t o o~her peoples . I wish to thank each of y ou for your participation .i.t1 our successful drive . Jac k Steindler Page 6 �YAI-IHUIT SAMUEL ASHENDORF, father of Abraham, Isadore, Jacob and Max Ashendorf , May 4 ROSE KOHN , mother of Mrs • .Jack Lipman, May 7, Iyar 5 SOLOMON DEJONG , father of Gustaav DeJong, May 8 JOSEPH BLUMBERG, father of Mrs . Samuel Lawson, Nay 10, Iyar 8 LEAH SHUMACF.ER, Mother of Mr . . Samuel Shumacher , May ll HARRY BECKER, father of 1:-'.Ir. Bernard Becker, May 11 REGINA GRANIK , mother of Hrs . William Stern , Mrs • . Gustaav De~ong, May 12 SAMUEL STROMBE~G, father of Dr . Maurice Stromberg , liay 13 ULAH B. MILLER, mother of )Irs • James Metz, May 23 IRVING J . vJOLFGANG, father of Firs . Bernard Fisher, Nay 25, Iyar 23 CAROL CHARLOTTE STi.:.IlJD1ER, daughter of Mr . and Nrs •. ijilton Steindler · May 27 SARAH ROS:ii:i'JBZRG, mother of Mr . Robert Rosenberg , Hay 28, Iyar 26 NATHAN JACOBS, fa the r of Mr . Meyer Jacobs, May 28, Iyar 26 BARNET G~ENBZRG, !ather of Hrs . Sol Silverman, 11ay 28 LOUISE ARON , mother of V.tr . Louis Aron, 1'-fa y 29 I ANNIVERSARIES .Mr . & Mrs . Marcus Bess, May 6 !:Mr . & Mrs . Ted Neumer, May 10 lMr . & Mrs . Louis J . Berroa n, May 11 1Mr . & Mrs . Ralph Hawkins , May 18 iMr , & Mrs . Samuel Klayf, May 24 lMr . & Mrs . Ellis Chevlin, May 28 : jCONT~BUTIONS !Ge~ral Fund I From Mr . anGl. ·rfi rs . Samuel Lipman in memory of Mrs . Jesse Stuit . From Mr . and Mrs . \'Jilliam Fister, in memory oi Simon Schindler and :Mrs . Sophie Lebow . From Mr . & Mrs . Hyman Fox toward bul1e tin expense • Altar Fund From Mrs . Goldie Smith in memory of i'1 rs .. Sophie Lebow Mrs. Mr s . Libby Hose , in memory of her sister, i::sther Rose . Garden Fund From Mr . and Mrs • . Milton Steindler in honor of birthday of Mrs . Selma Cahn . Youth Scholarship Fund From Mrs . Selma Cahn in gratefu]..;. lness for the recovery of Louis iDarmstadter . :- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - !REFUAH SHALAYMAH . l Our prayers and sincere best jw ishes for a full recovery to i MR . LOUIS DARMSTADTER . \who is still a patient at Hackley FORMER MEMBER }·ASSES AWAY !Hospital , and The Congregation has l earned MRS . JAMES H~TZ with regret of the death of Mrs . who was a p atient at Mercy Hospital Max Lebow on April 7. Mrs . Lebow, MRS . IvU1.RCU0 BESS a cousin of the Rosen famil;w, was a who is a patient in Chicago . former member of Temple B 1 nai Israel and a pa.st president of Sisterhood . CHANGE OF ADDRESS On your copy of 1964-65 Community Please notify Temple office of List, please change the following illnesses in Congregation . address : Mr . & Nrs . Reuben Levy 1249 1akeshore Drive Page 7 �DR. SOL COHAN Lili\.VES scfa:iLARStJIP FUND B~QU,ST --A~f~in"_e_m_a_n wTio .. ,.l_,.i. ,.v-e...d___,.in-..,..t.-h---~----se rvice of his fellow men has rra. de it possible to carry out . his humanitarian work after his dE!ath. A bequest has been received from the estate of Dr. Sol G. Cohan in the amount of :;;., J , 000, which has been set up as the i•Dr. Sol Cohan, MD., Scholarship Fund". In the words of his widow, Mrs. be tty Cohan, "It was his wish that funds be made available to ease the financial burden of any young deserving student in their pursuit of higher educ ation." The loans are to be made without interest and r epaid within a resonable period of time so that funds can be made available to others. A committee is being set up by the Board of Trustees to administer this fund so that it will do the most possible r ood to ths most possible Jewish young people . NG ~GA ION B 1 NAI SPJ\.EL FOURTH & 1JE£ST iLR STR.ciliTS ·MUSlili GOliJ , MICHIGAN Office Phone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage : PLS-5318 CONGREGATION hBQU~STED TO RISE vie would like to make a . sugge st ion to those congregants who attend services at ths Temple. We've noticed that in most every instance durinc services, where the congregation is required to stand, it is necessary that Rabbi ask us to rise . we know that we must rise for the S'hernah, the Sanctification, the Adoration, and a few others. Let us, when we reach those places in the service, immediately rise, without waitd.ng for instructions from the Rabbi . hhen we do not do this, one _gets the feeling that we do not know our s ervice . v.J e also suggest that the Congregation immediately rise when the Rabbi and participating members make their en trance on the Berna to begin the service. Rabbi I s Coordinating Committee � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196505 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/698cb917609eb0c46ca540e4bcb2f36f.pdf f92005f9ad597dc70d1ee9da5447bda5 PDF Text Text ·TEMPLE. 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHiqAN Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr . Douglas Rosen, President Vol. VIII, No . 19 Sivan-Tammuz~Av-Elul 5725 June-July-August 1965 COMMUNITY SERVICES June 4 Sermon: Friday Evening "THE PURSUIT .OF JUSTICE" 8:00 PM *********************************** June 6 Sunday Morning - Pentecost SHHVUOT SERVICE Sermon: 11 SIL.VUCT P,~ST 1-iND PRESENT" Oneg Shabbat 11:00 AM *******************i~************** June 11 Friday Evening - FJ.JHLY NIGHT \-JORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Temple Youth Grou~Members Oneg Shabbat COMMUNITY VESPER S.tillVICES . FRIIkY NIGHT THRCUGHOUT THE SUffl-'!ER AT 7: JO IN THE s:rru.LL CHJLPEL 11.t these services Yahrze its for the cc;,n:iing :week will be o!bse rved Childrens•· birthday blessings will be given the second Frid~ y each month WIL.L BE HELD &CH SATURDAY MORNING TR.i,.DITIONJiL SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT 8:JO Ji.M ii.LL SUMMER �CAI.ENDAR, ijillill , 1965 Sat. 5 Sis torhood-Hadassah Closing Luncheon Stern's Steak House 6 He bn.Jw Class e s · Sun. Roligious School Sdi1.VUOT SERVICE 6 hdult Study Circle (Lib r a ry) 13 HJ brew Classo s , .; Sun. Religious .School CLOSING EK.t:.RCIS~S 1:00 9:00 10:00 11;00 7:30 '· f:OO 10: 00 11:15 _R&BBI Is ROUND Ti,.BLE This Friday , Nay 28 , we are privileged to hear a s e rvic e at our Templ e conducte d by Pastor Carl Strange of the· _ Wood Avcrrue Methodist Church. Rabbi Rosenberg was a guest· sj)3aker at Reverend Strange ' s church a short time ago and was mos. t c or-dially received by that Congregation. . Pastor Strange will join Rabbi Rooenberg at the Rab~i ' s Round ,'Table to be held at tm Oreg · Sha bba t f oli:owing -~ he service • 13 .C:LelCTIOr1 OF OFF'ICEh.S ;.10~,3'0 20 Farriily 1: icnic ' . (Do tails Later) 20 .adult Study c·ircle 7:30 CONTRIBU'IIONS Thurs . 24 Boord of Trus_teos 7 :45 .liLTAR FUND · Sat. 26 INS'l'ALLh TIGN OF OFFICE,RS From Mr . and Mrs. Sidney Ladd, (Do t a ils Later) · Mrs . PaulWiererand ,Dr . and Hrs . Sun. 27 Adult Stucy Circle 7 :JO Ralph August in-_memory of Mrs . Sophie· Lebow~ .: ;DATES OF HOLY DAYS , YOUTH . SCHOLARSHIP FUND Rosh Hashana Eve Sunday, SoptombJr 26 · From Mr. ahd Mr s. Sam Snumacher Rosh Ha shana Monday , S e ptombor 27 in gratefulness for . recovery of Yorn Kippur Eve Tu~sday , October 5 Louis Darmstadter . . Yorn Kippur Wedne sday, October 6 !. GaRDEH FUND . . , .. From .Mr . and Mrs • . Milton Steine OOORT.aNT NOTICE l e r in gratef~lness for the_ reb.11 me eting dates arrl infor.macovery of Louis Da rmst adter, and iL tion for tho Septerrb or bul:b tin are memory of the f a ther of Mr . Norris due by August 23 . · Plumb, Mrs . Sophia Lebow and Mr . l:-lB a s e notify tho office of , Glenn Roth . ' illnesses in the Congregation during the sumrrer, arrl of d:iaths , births or CHANGE OF li.DDRESS !1'rlrriago s. On y our copy . of the 1964~65 Community list, please change the ~,e;c;IiliTaRY 'S OFFICE HOURS following: Through June 10 9:1, - i:15 Mr. & Mrs . Richard Kaufman Mondays through Thw-sdays 740 Lake Drive·, No rth Muske @=l n Juno 15 - Labor Day - 12:,30 - 2 :30 Tuesdays and Fridays · · · fhorie:· · Harry Berman .;.-SHL-1795 -· Other hours by appointmatit. Hore I phone : hiJ-6957. PL.&.sE · G.t!.T YOUR 1964-65 DUES The secretary will be out of town on vacation the four.t h week in June · P.1,ID lJP TO D.1,TE . FUNDS 11.RE and third week in Ju:1.y • . Sun. ·· -- ·· Page 2 " URGENTLY NEEDED J.T . ONCEt ! . .. J . �1 1 TE1-IP~ CONGRATU-Lci.TES GR.nDUATES Temple B 1nai Israel is happy to numb e r e ight af its young people among the 196~ graduates from Sisterhood and H~dassah cordilocal high schools. They have ally invite tre WJme n of t ro Com- ·- the b e st wis±Bs af the entire muni ty to atte nd t he Jo i nt Inmembership in their plans for stallation Lunche on on Saturday, further education. June 5, 1965 at 1:00 P . M. a t All three af the ashendorf girls Bill Stern's Ste ak House . will b e atte nding Michigan Sta te Cost ~2.25 R. S . V. P. Univ ersity in the f a ll. Be cky PLS-2924 or ~L5-2490 will ma jor in psychology, Nancy in e lementary e duca tion, and Paula IN .1-1.PPRECIATION in interior decoration. Also Mrs. Selma Cahn wishes to thank atte nding . Michigan Sta te University her friends who purchase d the sil- will be Le nore Fonste in, who will ver tray in honor of he r birthday work in the field of speu ch. Jim Fis!Er will e nt e r the fie ld and supplie d the Oneg Shabbat a t of law a t the Univ e r s ity of Michiits de dication. Mr. Louis ,Darmstadto r is congan while Alan Parker will study va l e scing at the Oc c i d0ntal Hote l mthe matics a t Oakland Unive rs i ty. af te r his r e turn f rom Hackley Franc e·s !-'ric e will major in ro conHospital a nd wishe s to thank his da ry Education at Easte rn frie nds for the ir ma ny kindne sse s Mic~igan Uni versity and J e ff Ros en during his hospit a liza tion. will at te nd Yale Uni v e rsity. Mrs. Marcus Be s ~, who was a patie nt a t 2dgowa t e r ~Iospit a l in Rli.BBI TO c m:uvIE N::E STUDY (; IRCLE Chic ago, is now a t he r home a nd Rabbi Rooo nbe rg annourx:: e s the wishe s to e xp re ss her appr e cia tion initiating of a new Templ e f eature to the many membe r s who s e nt ca rds - an Adu lt Study Circle which he am. othe r get-we ll wis m s during will conduct a t the Temple behe r illne ss. ginning Surrl ay , June 6, at 7:30. This group, to -which all are inCONGR.h'IUI.J.. TIONS TO vite d, will mee t in tho Temple Dr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt Schaff e r Library. Study will start with who we r e marrie d JVia~ 2 i n a love ly • "The Ethics of the Fa thers". ceremony at the Te mple, and a r e Se cond a nd t hird me eting s will now mking the ir home in Montre al, be he ld on June 20 and June 27 Cana da. Hr s . Schaife r is the also a t 7 :.30 in tm Temple library. former Lynne Chovlin. CONDOL ..J;NCE Mr. a nd Hrs. Julia n Schriebe r, To the family of who we re ma rrie d a lso on May 2 in TILLIE .t.RYEFF Pe oria a nd are now r e siding in mothe r of . Mrs. ~athan Brout ma n, Chacago. Julian is the son of Mr. who pa s se d away May 1, in Chicago. and Mrs. J acob Schrie ber and t re M ay her memory be .f or a ble s sinia:,. new Mrs. Schrie ber is the forme r Pove rly Le hrman, INVIT A TION -·r-aJ2 .J �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL N1WS CHANGE IN TIME FOR SECOND HOUR HiBREv; CLASS Please note that on June 6 and June 13 classes will be held from 9: 00 - 10 : 00 Al~ for sec ond hour students and will be under the direction of RabLi Rosenberg . DAT.c;S TO RBMEI'-IBER June 6 - SEAVUOT S.c.RVICES Family services honoring Shavuot will take place on Sunday morning , June 6 , at 11 : 00 A. M., with refreshments following the observance . As this is tre f i nal family Sunday service of too year , we are looking forward to a 100~ attendance . June 13 - CLOSING EXERCISES All parents and relatives of Sunday School students are cordially invited to attend the Honors Assembly on Sunday , June 13, at 11~15 A. M. , at which time de serving boys and girls will re ceive special awards of merit . June 20 - ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC Plans are now under wa:/ f or the yJ arly picnic to take place on Sunday, June 20. Further i nformation will be sent home with the boys and girls . Circle the date on your calendar ! SfECIAL ELECTION BULLETIN Your attention is called to the Election of Temple Officers on June D at 10:30 . Be· sure to arrive in time to participate i n this, and stay for Religious School Closing ~xercises at 11 : 15 Page 4 OUR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL GROWS ! Through the interest and dedication of our te ~ching staff , the assistance of the Board of Education and tro devoted efforts of our Rabbi , we now have an atmosphere of Jewish education of which we may well be proud . As our Re ligious School term draws to a close , plans for the coming year are aJr eady being 11l:'.l.de in order to improve still further upon the quality of the curriculum . We are pleased to announce that next year will be too first Tenth Gr ade Confirmation Class . Rabbi Rosenberg will teach the confirmands. Many thanks to 'our t eaching staff . we are sorry to note that two members will not be with us in the coming year , Miss Fr ances Price , who will be attending college, and Mrs. Bernard Becker , who will be making her home in Texas . Bust of luck to them both . · We are particularly grateful to our husband- i~ife teams , Mr . arid Mrs . .ii.lan Oppe nheimer and Mr. and Mrs., Sam Shumacher , as woll as th0 r e st of the staff, Mrs . Carol R~ce , Mrs . Harrison Fricmd, Mr. JaITBs Price, Mrs, v,arner Galombeck and Principal Mrs. J erome Coorin , We also want to extend our thanks to you parents for your cooperation duripg the year , and ask that you continue to encourage your children ' s continued partici• • pation in their religious studie s and Temple during the summe r ,, Remember Sabbath Vosper services are held each Friday evening at 7. : 30 P. l'-L during the s u1'Tler months , Birthday ble ssing cere mony will be observed the second Friday of each month for children with birthdays t hat month . �B1 NAI BRITH NE.wS The 97th Annual Convention of District Grand Lodge , No . 6, will be held in Chicago July 11 July 14 . Representing our lodge will be Jim Price , Mort Kantor, Joe Simon and Louis Aron . The Annual Spring Meeting of the Michigan B 1 nai Brith Council takes place on July 26 and 27 at the Harris Hotel in Kalamazoo . In addition to tho r egular business mee ting , tre re will be a first hand r eport on the b ' nai Brith Triennial in Israe l, el ection of officers and workshops for tho members . Also f eature d will be a panel discussion on "Danger on tm Hight 11 • HUMANITARIAN AWARD DINNER SUCCESS Hats off to Ge ne Fishe r and his committoo for t he excellen t arrangements and follow-up that made for an exceptionally s uccessful annual Humanitarian ,i.wards Dinner . The recipient, Dr . Boyd , was ge nuine l y surprised, t ho food prepared by Sisterhood was excellent , speochos brief and pithy, and part icipation by our own community most gr atifying. An all- round success J B' N.i-i.I BRITH ELECTS O.fFICERS Good luck to B 1 nai Brith 1 s new officerso They are : Pr es i de nt - Jim Price Vice }residents - Morton Kantor and Bill Druker Secretary - bernard Cohen Treasurer - Max As hendorf P2.go 5 TEM:f-'LE YOUTH GROUi-' N"E\,,1S On Sunday, Nay l•,--th e last of this year I s You th for Understanding programs was held at the Immanuel Luthsran Church . After t he pgogram in which the Lutherans explained their r e ligious beliefs, plans were made for rn xt y ear and an organiza tional meeting was scheduled to be hold in August . SUMMER CONCLAVE The MSTY Summer Conclave will be held, as usual , at Camp Michigama, from Aufust 17 - 22 . Youth Groupers who have a t tended in former years are en thusia stically looking forward to r e turning this ;JS ar . The theme for the conclave is "Direction ' 65-Jewish Youth Today 11 • For more information about this worthwhile camp expe rience, call Harold Shumache r, Youth Group President . TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP WINDS UP S&,SON v~ ITH Jlf.11-,Y PARTY Temple Youth Group hold its l ast meeting of the soason on May 23 in the form of a gal a party, Originally schedule d to bo held a t the home of Mr . and Mrs . Harry Berman, sponsors of tho Youth Groun on Scenic Drive , the party was moved to the Temple because of bad weathe r . Et this time the new offic ers we r e installed , now members wer e inducted and youth group on tro loc al, r eg ional and national l evel was oxpmained to new Youth Group members and their parents c 1 good time was had by all ,- and plans are underway for an excellent progr am next year . �WHhT A CHILD THINKS My _c hild in a ro_se-sp!'igged nightgown, Lw s languidly in b ed . \ldth pink- tipped hands tightly cla spe d, lind a 11Nod-Nod 11 , sleepy head . A trust shine s in your e-yo s, dear , An t h3 r e 1 s faith within your heart , Precious treasure these a r c for you, The goa.l from which to start . To p uzzling questions you a sk, child , Simple answers I often give , Ji.nd I strengthen those maxims e veryone , That righte ously you may live . "Tho wo rld was made by God , 11 you said , 11 ii.nd He fill ed it with rabbi ts a nd sea , 1•~ hile tho huge Stork brings tho babies - I know - That I s what Daddy told me! 11 SarahB.osenberg Page 5 I I �YAHRZEIT -- JUNE Y1,HRZEIT - AUGUST - Continued i.BRA.HAM ROSl'N, brothe r of Mrs. ISR.i.EL GUDELSKY, father of Mr. Goldie Smith , _ June 1 David Gudelsky, August 26, .f.. v 28 EDN.H. ROETTER, mother -of · Mr : · ·Thiniel . MILLIE FLaXMAN, mother of Mrs. iloo tter, .11.ugust 16 Leo Rosen , June 9, Sivan 9 'l'OBIE YASINOW, mother of. Mrs . SAMUEL ROSim, brother of - Yir s ~ Joseph Singer, 1,.ugust 16.:'_. ,: Goldie Smith, June:; 22 _ HENRY HONICK, fathe r Mrs. Alan . S1.MUEL KRlfr'SKY, ·mother of Mrs • Harry Be rman, .a.ugust 17 Oppenheimer, June 26 LE.1-1.H ESTHER aUGUSOVITZ, mother of BESSIE KLINE , mother of Harold Dr . Ralph .n.ugust, imgust 18 Kl,ine , June_ 26 QARON SOLOMON, fathe r of Mrs. Meyer ilNNH S1..BLE RU0INSICT, mother of Mr . Louis Rubinsky, 1i.ugust 21 Jacobs , June 28,. ~ivan. . 28 of . ··. ·..•· YU-JR ZEIT - JULY IDn GRE~BERG, mother of Dr . 1i.rthur Greonberg , July 1 , Tammuz 1 . SOLOMON KOHN , fathe r of Mrs . Jack Lipman , July 7, Tammuz 7 ZELD.h PODLINl'IBR, mother of Mr . albe r t Parker , July 10 LOUIS GOI'TLIEB , father of Mr. Robort Gottlieb , july 15 RrtGHE.l!iL LE.b.H SIMON , .mother ·of Mr . Joseph Simon , July 28 FLOR. KRUP~ , mother of Mrs . Louis Aron, July 29·; Tammuz 29 ANNIV£RSMiI£S - June Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berrra n, June 8 Mr . & Mrs . Jerome Cherin, June 9 Mr . & Mrs . Dan R.:ipoport ; June 11 Mr. & .Mrs . Meyer Jacobs, June 18 Mr . & Mrs . Robert Gottlieb_; . June 19 :Mr . & Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer , June 20 Mr . & Nrs •. Bernard Fisher, June 21 Mr . & Mr.s_._ Jack Lipman, June 23 Mr. &; Mrs . Rooe rt Cherin, .Jure 24 Mr . & Jv:rs . Harold Kline ,.. June 30 TuHRZEIT - ....UGUST D1iNIEL BROW, brothe r of Mrs . Samuel I-'rice , August 5 JOH.i.NN.H. KnLLHEIM, mother of Mrs. Se lma Chan, J.ugust 4, i ..v 6 DilVID J1-,.COBS , fath e r of Mrs . Earl Brace , 11.ugust 5 Pi.OLINE FIELDS , mother of Mr . Harry Fields , August 7, 1-..v 9 SMIDEL LAWSON , husband of Mrs . Rose Lawson , father of Mrs . J erome Cherin , August 13, .H.V 15 l-HILLff GR..NIK , father of Mrs . William Ste rn, Mrs . Gus TuJong, f1ugust 14 BORIS PODLINNER, father of Mr . Albe rt 1-' arke r , .August 15 aNNIVERShRIES - July Mr . & Mrs . Be rnard Cohe n , July 3 Mr . & Mrs . Danie l Rcetter, July 3 Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause , July ·4 Mr . & rirs . Jess Levin , July 8 .: Mr . & Mrs . Howard Bruelbeck , July 9 Mr. & Mrs. Sd!Tluel Price , July 24 Page 1 .11NN IVLRS.i1.Rii S - 11. ugust Mr . & Mrs . Douglas Ros en , Aug . 12 Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Singer, 1.ug. 15 Mr. & Mrs . 1--erry Bacon, i;ug . 16 Mr. & Mrs . J ack Ste ind le r , 1.u g. 24 Mr. & Mrs . Robert Libne r, b.ug . 24 Mr. & Mrs . Herbert Ennis , i.ug . 27 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, ii.ugust 31 �.. :: RnBBI URGES -11.CTION 1-,.(1.INST SUND••Y S'I'ORi!, OPENINGS. . Rabbi t hillip Rosenberg is active on the Muske gon fastors 1 Conference Commit too which is now making r.e very p ossible effort to put a stop to the pra ctice of Sunday openings of departme nt stores. The Rabbi feels that 11 Sunday openings will , help to make our city into a commercial jungle where everyone will ultimately be the lose r." ,. copy of the enclosed letter was distributed at wcrship services Frida:1 , J1ay 21, with the request that every membGr sign his name and forward the letter to W. T. Grant Department Stor e and Spartan DepartIll:3nt Store . hnother copy of this r e comm~ndod l e tter is e nclosed .with your bulletin for the convenience of thQse "Who missed s e nding one l a st wee k or would lil<El an additional CCJ!,y to mail . The Pastors I Conference . is of th/3- firm conviction that only an avalanche of lettGrs will diEisuade ~heso stores 'of their present Sunday practice and encourage other _roorchant s who ar e contemplating Sunday shopping hours to ke ep their store s close d for Sunday busine ss . In a short time the rorchant~ in the downtown aroa would be pre ssed for Sunday openings . For tho physical, mental , emoti onal and spiritual well-being of our cornmuni~y, a day of rost is nee ded . al+ It is pleaded that you take urgo.nt a nd decisive action for the well-being of Muskegon . I-'le ~s e act-~ l · CONGREGnTION B'N,..I ISh.hBL FOU~:TH 1..ND wEBSTER STR.Bi:.TS, MUSKEGON, MIC HIGhN Office Phone: P.h2-27O2 Rabbinage : PL5-5318 ·t �YOUR HELP IS NEEDED I N YAfffiZEI T RECORDS In order to be sure that all membe rs of Temple B'nai I sr ae l are no t ified of Yahrzeit of their dece a sed kin we a re bringing t o your attention the followin g names from tre Yorn Kippur Memorial list for whom we have no ide ntifica tion. The office ras no D1dividual file cards for th3se p:irsons and no way of knowing the da t e of their de a th or to whom Yahrzeit reminders should te sent, Plea se re ad over the lis t CAREFUU, Y and if any of the narre s on it a re of people whom YOU wish to reta in on Yahrzeit lists ple a se fill out and return the blank at the bottom of this page to th3 Temple of fice a s soon as possible . This applies ONLY to the nare s on this list . For all your other Yahrzei t which are regularly put lished in the tulle tin we have the corre ct dates and r el a tionships in the office files . Any of these following names for whom no information is received will be omitted from the Roll of Remembrance at Yorn Kippur as it -will be assumed that their families have moved away or have no survivors. It is required by Jewish law that Yahrzeits be observed for sp ouses, parents, brothers, sisters and children of survivors. Undentified Names Adolf and Bertha Adler, Rose Albrecht, Baila Bas- David, Eva and Simon Belfer, David, Ida _arrl Morris Bell , Esther Eernfield, Sophie Blumenfield , Edward Gane , Irene , KatiG ! and Mary Kaplan , Ann , Ben , Harry, Jacob, Kolman and Morris Casper , Al, r inkus, Rebecca and Yosel Cohen, Ben Doll , Julius and Tillie Donn, Tillie Eiseman , Betty Ellison , Harry Epstein, Abraham and Jacob and Rachel Fellman, Joyc e Fields, George and Rose Fisher , J . Logan Fax: . Shimon Gafni , Goldy Gershon, Edward Glick, Abraham, Anna , Jake and Joseph Goldberg , Anna Goldstein , Jacob Gomberg, Dora Goodman , Hannah Granoff , Rose and Lilly Greenberg , Anna Greenspan , Esther, Hy er and Natha n Haberman , Ale xander Jacobson, Riva Kaline , Goldie and Harry Kaplan, Jacob and Shana Katz, Julius and Rae Kramer, Isaac and Anna Lieberman, Samue l Lie derson , Hertz and Setchen Loeb, Fannie , Julia , j athan a nd :t.ora ch Meye r, Al, .i-l.nn and Edsel Mille r . Ida Opean, Aron a nd Rache l Oppenhe im , Ethel and Morris Ostrowsky , Bea trice P0arlstein , Deven Pence , Ramond Pe rry, Samuel Pines, Amelia, Bertha, Julius, Ra che l , S8!!luel and Jette Ros e nthal , Le na and Michae l Sachs , Anna and Ja cob .S chwietz, Isr ae l and .Sara Schlom, Aron Tony, Ja cob, Sigmund , Hanna, Jennie and ~sthe r Schunzer , Doris Schwartz, Hbraham Shmookle r , Edward b imcoe , Henry and Mary Simkin and Morris .S imkin , Moishe and Morde cai Simon, Chaim Singe r, Afroim, Crarle s and Selma Smith, Joseph Sobel, Harry Spiege l, Abraham and Sarah Stein, Camilla and Max Stra schi tz, .11.nna and Jocob ;:, trifling, }',,orris Traub , Ka lman Trieman, Mary Van Duren, Fanny Wapner, Mary We i ss, Max ¼e rshow, Rebe cca vv hite, Irving a nd R.Gue cc a wi ene r, Anna Zimmerman, Chanz and Yos eph Zive , Dave Hriyah Zimyons . Pl.3 a se fill out and r eturn or phone in infonra t ion Name of parson or parsons to be r et a ined on Holl of h0 membrance _____________ The ir r el a tionship to you ----- Dat e of Ya hrze it, if known ------ -- ----- In addition to this name (or name s) being printed on Roll of Remembrance , do you also wish narros and d a tes published in monthly bulb tins a nd r eminde r car ds s ent to you at time of Yahrze it? ----------------------YOUR NAME ---------------------------- �To Managers of w. T. Grant Compacy Department Store Westgate Shopping Center Spartan Department Store s 1940 South Henry Stree t Dear Sirs: The undersigned herby wishes to express sinc ere dissatisfaction with your policy of Sunday opening. We believe that for tho physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of our community, we all need a day of rest . We want to avoid a comme rcialism which will ultimately affect all of us adversely . ¼e furthermore pledge that we will not patronize your store ANY DAY OF THE wEiK so long as you continue your present policy-.- - - - Sinc ere ly, Address � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196506 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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E~~PLE l ~ ~ ALK l l.• · 1 l Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr. Joel Wiener , President ---• .. -·-···- TEMPI.£ B'NA I t SRAfL Vol~ VIII No . 20 COMMUNITY SERVICES September 3 • • - - - --:=:~:--pj US KEG ON Elul - Tishrei 5725"."'5726 · ·· MI CH I (;J,A N September, 1~65 Friday Evening Sermon : "THE DIFFERENCES AMONG MEN 11 Participants: - Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothschild 8:00 PM ********************************************* Septerrber 4 Sabbath Morning 11:00 AM 1 ·· BAR MIT.ZVAH OF ARTHUR ROTHSCHILD (See Invitation P~ge 2) Luncheon Following in Social Hall ************ -****4**********************~***** Se_EJteniber 10 I -~ * * *· * * * -~'- * .~ * * * -~ ' "September 17 ·._ J. * .*. {~ * * * -~ * ~"h- •f September 24 <, TRATilTIONAL SERVICES 1~ Friday .:.,vening - FAMILY NIGID' WORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony . Oneg Shabbat . Par tic,ipants: Youth Group Members Friday Evening BAR MITZVAH OF VICTOR STEINMAN (See Invitation Page 2) .Reception Follow.i.ng in Social Hall *~ * *. -~ * -* ;* 1} -ri" -~- * 1:- -~ -~- •~ ~.t * .:,r- Friday Evening Sermon: . - "THE JOY OF LIVING 11 i(- -~- 7:30 PM *****-~ * -~ 8:00 PM * -~~ * ***** Septenber 4-11-18-25 8:00 PM 8:30 AM HOLY DAYS SERVICES ROSH HA' SHONOH ._5726 Septenber 26, Sunday •••••••••·•···• 7:00 PM Traditional Services 8:00 PM Community Services September 27, Monday •••••••••••.••• 8:00 AM Traditional Servic.es 10:30 AM Community Services 12:45 :PM Traditional Musaf 2:30 PM Chi1dren's and Youth Service ROSH HA' SHON OH - SECOND DAY Se~tember 27, Monday •••·····•·····• 7:30 PH Traditional Services Septemuer 28, _Tw sday 8:30 AM Traditional Services .............. SABbATH OF REPENTAI\CE October 1, Friday• •••••••··· ··· ·••• 8:00 PM. Community Service ( -' October 2, 0aturday •••••••••••••••• 8:)0 AM Traditional Service YOM KIPPUR October 5, Tuesday: Kol Nidre ••••••• 6:15 PM Traditional Service · 8:00 FM Community Service October _6, Wedne sday, •• •••• ••••••••• 8:00 AM Traditional Service 10:45 k.M .C.am~i ty Service 1:15 PM Traditional Musaf & Mincha 2:l;i PM Childrens' Youth 0ervice 4:15 PM Community Memorial 5 :15 PM Combined Ne'ila 6:15 PM Concluding Service C1.IENDJ,R - SEPTEMBER, 1965 1~edne sday . - 1 Sunday 12 Wednesday 15 Sunday 19 Thursday Sunday i. ~ 23 26 Sisterhood Paid-Up Membership Luncheon - Temple B'nai Brith Installation (Tentative) , Hadassah Paid.,,up_Meml.erahip Luncheon - Temple OPENING. OF RELIGIOUS SCHOOL All Hobrow Classes Religious School 10:00 - 12:00 Board of Trustees Meeting Hebrew Classes - 9:00 Religious School 10: 00 - 12:00 12:30 . 12:30 9-:00 7:45 �,._ TEMPLE TALK - SEPTEMBER, 1965 - PAGE 'IWO I NV I TA T I ON Mr . and Mrs . Max Rothschild cordially nvite you to attend the Bar Mitzvah se rice of their son ARTHUR STANLEY ROTHSCHILD on Saturday, September 4, 1965 at 11 :00 and the luncheon following in t.te Social Hall of Temple B 1 nai Israel . i ·TA....TTON The Bar Mit zvah of our son, . Victor, wil take place at the Temple on Fr.iday evening S€:lp_te_m_b er 17 . We would be very happy t o have all the members of the congregation join us at this service and at the re ception afterwards . Herb and Doris Steinman . -CONTRIBUTIONS YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND From Yirs . Helen Kulka , as token of her affection for the Community ALTAR FUND _·. · From Mrs . Harold Rosen, in memory of Aaron Feldman , brother of Mrs . J . K. Kaufman GENERAL FUND · . Mrs . Mr . Marvin Lake , in memory of- Mrs ~ 11 ;Edith Herkowitz , mother of Mrs . Charles Rubinsky IN APPRECIATION Mrs . Har ry Be r man wishes ,.t o thank her many- friends for treir kindnesses to-.her during her recent conval<3nce . __ Mr . & . Mrs . Kornma Gude lsky are very grateful for the many kindne 2ses extended to him d~ring -his illness . CONGRATULATIONS To Mr . and Mrs . Robert Price on the birth of a daughter, Michelle Marie , on July 8. BEST WISHES TO Mrs . Helen Kulka, who has left Spring Lake to accept a position as Consultant in school social work in Oakland, California . !ha bernard Becker family , who will be making their home in Texas . Miss Karen Steinman , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Herb Steinman, and Mr . Phillip Bak, whose marriage will take place August 29 in Baltimore, Maryland . WELCOME TO Mr . and Mrs . Newton Berkowitz , who have recently joined the Temple , and are making their home at 610 Se minole Drive , #4 , Fr!lUllont . YAHRZEIT INEZ LIEBERTHAL, sister of Jack and Ellis Chevlin, September 3, Elul 6 REUBEN YASINOW , father of Mrs . J os eph Singer, September 4, Elul 7 NATHAN BROUTI<lfAN , husband of Mrs . Betty Broutman , father of Mrs . Char les Dault, September 4 MARIE RIPNER, mother of Mrs . Douglas Rosen, _ September 4 REBECCA LEVY , mother of Reuben Levy, September 5, Elul 8 ELI SMITH, father of Mis b Eileen Smith, September 7 MINNIE STEIN , mother of Mrs . Samuel Singer., September 8 ESTHER PITKOWSKY , mother of Mrs . Morrie Tel es , September 8, Ilul 11 FANNY EHRENBERG , mother of Mrs . Albert Parker , September 9 LEO ALTHOLZ, br othe r of Mrs . Milton Steindler., September 9 BENNO ROTHSCHILD , husband of Mrs . Kar olina Rothschild , father of Max Rothschild , September 11, Elul 14 . . Yi.AURICE FEINGOLD, father of Mrs . Jack Chevlin, September 14 , Elul 1 7 JACOB SINGER, husband of Mrs . Rose Singer, father of Irving Singer and Samuel Singer, September 17 , Elul 20 . . CELIA MENDELSOHN , mother of Mrs . Reuben Levy, Septembe r 18 . ALENitNDER S. KRAUSE I I, s on of Mr. · and-- Mrs . id-ward --i<:rause , September 20 AMELIA ROSE1~, mother of Mrs . Gold,ie Smith, September 20 SIGMUND CAHN , husband of Mrs . Selma Cahn, father of Mrs . Samuel Shumach§r , · -- · · September 21 , Elul 24 HANNAH.BLUMBERG, mother of Mrs . Samuel Laws on, September 23 , Elul 26 HARRY RUBINSKY, husband of Mrs . Rae Rubinsky , father of Florence and Charles Rubinsky , September 25 BERYL.CIB SIMON , father of J oseph Simon, September 27 ... HERPiAN ME1rnELSOHN , father of Mrs. Reuben . . .Levy, September 27 IDA BROUTMAN , mother of Mrs . Paul Wiener , · 1 i September 28 , Tis hrei 2 HARRY WEINER; · father of Mrs . Ted Neumer, t ..September 25 ; Tis-irei ! C O ND OL E N C E T.o the family of · EDITH BERKOWITZ mother of Mrs . Charles Rubinsky , who passed away June 29 . May her memory be f or a blessing . ROLL OF REMEMBRANCE TO BE PHEPAII.ED. REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to · MRS . EU CENE FISHER & MRS. s.rnL JACOBSON who are patients at Hac kley Hospital and to MRS . ROBERT ROS.,i;NBERG, }ffiS. HARRY BERMAN AND MR. KO:MMA GUDELSKY, who are convalescing at home . Please notify the Temple office as soon as pos sible of deaths in the past year in families of the congregation which should be included in the Yom Kippur Memorial list . Also , if you had intended to return any on the list of unidentified pers ons on Roll of Remembrance sent out with June qulletin please do so now . �TErPLE TALK - SEPT£MbER, 1965 - Page Three I NV I T A T I ON HADASSAH CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THEIR PAID-UP MEMBE1tSHIP LUNCHEON M.r.::ETING TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, at 12:30 IN THE SOCIAL HALI ,. CALL MRS . ROSE LAWSON FOR RESERVrlT!ONS. TEMPLE BOARD Af- PROVES rt0SGLUTION ON DUES As of the August 19 meeting of the Temple Board, all Temple members not in go·od financial standing after a period of · · three months delinquency shall be 1, . denied the rights and pr.ivileges of being members or offic e r s of their boards 2. ; denied the privile ge of sending . their children to Hebrew and Religious School classes. B' NAI BRITH CONVENTION HELD IN JULY The Sherman House in Chicago, over July 11 - 14 was the scene of trn 97th District Grand Lodge #6 Convention of B 'nai :dri th. I-resent were your delegates, Ed Krause, Joseph Simon and myself, Jim F-rice, who were privile ge d to represent you, our brothers of Abraham Rosen Lodge, Muskegon~ · The Convention delegates numbe~ed over 540, representing approximately 45,000 · - members froni eight states and four provinces of Canada. Needless to say, in this setting, it was inspiring . Her e is where, in an atmosphere truly :..,efitting our motto , "Brotherly Love, Benevolence and .-iarmony", the b'nai Brith programs both locally and nationally are examined, re-examined and if necessary revised in a perpetual attempt to keep pace with our needs in this rapidly changing world. Here is wre re it is also abundantly clear that no amount of planning, hoping-dreaming--can be accomplished unle s s it is coupled with the full support of the individual Lodge members. If it were not for the collective efforts of over 550,000 B'nai Brith members working: together in this uniquily structured organizati on in over 40 countries, B1 nai 0rith would cease to exist as tre ]a rgest J ewish organization in the world. R.s we enter a new year for B'nai Brith here in Muske gon, l e t us r e-dedicate ourselves -- give more willingl · of our time 00 of our "Fair Share ", so that we may truly be worthy of our title, "Sons of the Covenant". Jim Price BUILETIN SPORTS Ni!:W NAME AND MASTHEAD The Temple is indebted to Mrs . Jerome Ch3rin for the designing and drawing of the new masthead on page 1 of the current bulletin. The up and down rather than folding i:age format is an expe ,.· iment,about _ which we would like your opinion. A bulletin consultant for this year has not as yet be ~_n_se_le_c_t_e_d_._______ Did you know tha t More than 1, 000, 0 0 men, wome n and children are members of Reform Congregations? I N V I T A T I ON OPENING SISTERHOOD FAID-UP LUNCHEON 1iv£DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 J..T 12 :30 IN THE SOCIAL HALL OF THE TEMPLE B1 NAI IShAE . FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL PL5-2814 SISTERHOOD IN PR6rAfiATION OF COOKBOOK Sisterhood's major fund-raising for the c·oming yaar will be a new and exciting cookbook . Co-Chairman Mrs . Jerome Cherin and Mrs . Douglas Rosen are currently hard at work collecting recipes and data. In the weeks to come, we will need assistance with typing, editing and proofreading. Recipes are eagerly sought, oo please call PL5-2490 or PLS-1105 for further information . NINTH GRADE CONFIRMATION TO. BE RE3UMED ·Of special interest to parents of Religious School upper class students is the announcement of the Board of Education that it will this year return to Confirmation- of Ninth Grade classes rather than Tenth Qrade . A double confirmation will take place this year. Mr. Eugene Fisher, Chairman·of the Board of Educa. tion, states that this decision was reached after considerable discussion at the August meeting . RELIGIOUS SCHCCL SECURES TEACHING STAFF The Religious School is pleased to announce the teaching staff for 1965-66 as follows : Mrs . Harrison Friend , Mrs . ~iarner Galombeck , Mr . and Nrs . Alan Oppenheimer, Hr . James Price, Mr . and Mrs . Sam 0hUniacher . New additions this year are Mrs . r,1 artin Schankler and Miss Ellen Cahill . Mrs . Jerome Gherin will continue as Principal . Hebrew parents will be pleased to note that all Hebrew clas ses will be held from 9~00 to 10:00, instead of the staggered schedule of last year . Parents of students will shartly receive registration letters and book lists . TD:FL.E COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT The following Temple committees have been announced by Mr . Joel Wiener , Congregational president: l'INANCE COMMITTEE - Chairman Alan Oppenheimer, Abe Ashendorf, Harry Berman, Arthur Greenberg, Jack Lipman, Marvin Gudelsky, Douglas Rosen , Morton Kantor . BOARD OF EDUChTION - Chairman Eugene Fisher, Herbert Steinman, Mrs . Douglas Rosen , Marvin Gudelsky, Mrs . Louis Aron, Mrs . Maurice Stromberg, Mrs . Jack Lipman , Mrs . Ralph August . ME1'1BERSJIP - Mr . & Mrs . Jack Lipman COORDINATTI~G - Chairman Morton Kantor, Robert Libner, Isadore Ashendorf, Daniel Rapoport, Jack 0te i ndler, James Price RITUAL CQl,Ji''t I'l'TEE - Chairman Max Rothschild, Abe ~.. shendorf, Harry Berman, Arthur Greenberg, Sam Klayf . WEEKLY E.,;;ADING - Samuel Shumacher HOUSE COr::HITTEi - Leo Rosen, Irving Singer USHER - James Price, Jacob ilshendorf CEMETERY - Isadore Ashendorf �TEMPLE TALK - SEPTEM E;R., 1965 - Page Four ANNIVERSARBS Mr. & Mrs . Mil ton Steindler, September 2 Mr. & Mrs . Louis Rubinsky, September 13 Mr . & Mrs. Marvin Gudelsky, September 14 Mr . & Mrs. Herbert Steinman, September 21 Mr . & Mrs . Charles Rubinsky, September 22 · THE :ri1CNUI:fl£NT .UNVEILING FOR MR . NATHAN 1"1 , ERC UTr1AN WILL Th.Ki_, PLACE SEt'T .::NB3R 5 At 2: 00 PM 1-.T MON.1. VIEw CEMETiRY CHL-.NGES OF nDDRESS:i!:S Rs(;;U.LJSTED l Temple B'nai Israel 1965-66 Community Lists are now in process . Anyone who has not notified trn Temple off:;Lco of a change o1 address or home or buine ss phone, please do so at once . Thank you l IMPORTANT NOTICE Due--~o- the Holy Days, tre October bulls tin will be sent out e arlier than usual. Mc"0 ting dates and other information for tre October bul]e tin must be at the Temple IN WRITI~Q BY SEf TEMB£R 17 . CONG RE G:SI m; B'Ni-\. I IS Rii.EL FOURTH 1,ND vJEBSTiR STREETS MUSK.EDON., MIGHIGJJ.N Office Pi,one : f'A2-2702 Rabbinag@ : - PL5-5Jl8 IT 1 S Li, TER,_ 'IW,N YOU THINK ! If you haven ' t already mailed in your 1965-66 ple·d~e card with a check for at least one-quarter of your dues better rush them out today. Give your hardworking Finance Committee the cooperation you would like to receive, and don ' t wait until the last minute! TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS Through Labor Day - 12:30 - 2: 30 on Tu3sdays and Fridays, or by appointment . after September 6 - 9:15 - 1:15 Mondays through Thursdays - later by request EXT& JE11\J ISH CJJ.LENDARS 1-,V.t,ILABLE Temple B1 nai Israel has a large supply of extra Jewish home calendars as furnished to the Temple by Baloirnie.:.b.postle Mortuary. If you would like extra ones for your own use or to send relatives they may be picke,d up at the Temple office or in the library when you attend worship services . Children , also, are welcome to extra copie s . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196509 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-09 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/85b4de87003355f5a6e21dcfc905abe9.pdf 67d21ccc81d58701bd666c00abeb0dce PDF Text Text EMPLE AlK Rabbi TE.MPLf B'NAI ! SRAU. Vol . VIII , No . 21 - ·-- - -- - ....., . . -'c . ---- -- ·7v1 USK cGON 1 M (CH I c;~N Tishrei- Chesvan SCHEDULE ROSH IL-. 1 SHONOH September - OF 5726 WORSHIP Oc tober: , · 1965 · SERVICES 5726 26 , Sunday ••••••••••••••• ·• • • 7: 00 PM Traditional Service s 8:00 PM Community Services September 27, Monday • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • 8:00 .b.M Traditional Serv·i ces 10:30 J..M Community _S ervices 12 :45 PM Traditional Musaf 2:30 PM Childrens 1 & Youth Service ROSH 1-.H I SHONOH - SECOND Di-.Y September 27, Monday ••• •• • •• • •• ••• • ••• 7 : JO PM Traditional Services · Septembe r 28, Tuesday 8 : 30 bM Traditional Se rvices Si,BBi.TH OF REPENTANCE Octobe r 1 Friday Evening 8: 00 PM Sermon : "THE BRIGHT COLORS WITHIN" Participants: Dr ~ and Mrs • .t,rthur Gree nberg YOM KIPPUR Octobe r 5, Tuesday: Kol Nidre ••••••••• 6:15 PM Traditional Service 8:00 PM Community Se rvice October 6, We dne sday •·••··· ·· •····•·•• 8:00 .hM. Traditional Service 10:45 li.M Cormnunity So rvice · 1:15 PM Tra ditional Musaf & Minc ha 2:15 PM Childre ns 1 & Youth Service 4:15 PM Community Memorial . 5: 15 PM Combined Ne 1 ila (Conclus i on ) -----October 8 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT JJORSHIP 7 : JO PM Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants : Youth Group Me mbe rs Oneg Shabbat Sunday ·· Eve ning October 10 7:00 PM COMBINED TRi..DITION,~L 1..ND REFORM SUKKOT SERVICE ................. October II 8:30 1-..M Monday Morning TRi-..DITION.h.L SERVICE • Oc t ober 15 Octobe r 17 Octobe r 18 Octobe r 22 Octobe r 29 8: 00 PM Friday Evening Bll.R MITZVJ.J-I OF KENNE'.:i SCHi,I~KLER (See Invitation Page 2 ) Reception Following in So~ial Hal l Sunday Evening SH'iCHii. T TOR1i.H SERVICE 1-..11 Children Will Be Give n Flags - Choral Service Monday Morning I SHMINI i-1.TZERET ORTHODOX YIZKOR (MEMORI,.L) SERVICE Friday .il:ve ning Sermon: - 11 1-.UTID1N SE.I.SON " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Ala n Crppenhe imer Friday Evening Sermon : "AM I MY BROTH8R I S KEEPER? " Participants: Dr . and Mrs . Morton Kant or TR.li.DITION,..L SERVICES - Sabbath Mornings - October 2 , 9, 16, 23, JO 7: 00 PM 8:30 hM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8 : JO l ,M Ci...LEND1,R - OCTOBER 11: 00 .11.M : Sunday -· 10 Te mple Youth Group · at Tomple Tuesday 12 Hadassah Open Board Moe ting - Hore : Mrs . Gr eenberg, 1165 Summi t 8:00 PM Saturday _16 Hadassah Study liroup - Home: Mrs·. D•. Rapoport , 770 Mi ller., _ No. Mus k~ - 1:30 PM Tuesday 26 Sisto rhood Board Mee ting - Home : Mrs . N. Broutman, 83 E. Grand 8: 00 PM ~m dnos . 27 B'N,.I BRITH Pi.ID- UP MEMLERSHIP DI NNER J.T TEMPLE 6: 30 PM 28 BOJ~RD OF TRUSTEES M:£ETING ,-.T ffl 1PLE Thurs . 7:45 PM i:. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - OCTOBER 1~11 Hebrew Classes - 9 : 00 - 10 : 00; 3, 10 , 17 , 24, 31 Religious School - 10 :00 - 12:00 �. - TEMPLE T.nLK - OC TOBER, 1965 - Pb.GE TIJO YAHRZEIT SHIER TELES , son of Dr . and Mrs , Morris MARI'IN , :;];Ll;,INE 1:N D KENNETH SCHJi.NKLER Teles , October 2, Tishrei 6 CORDiitiJL Y INVITE THE COI\DREGATION JULI1. BROSTOFF, mother of Mrs . Jack Ch3 vlin, OF TEMPLE B I NAI ISRAEL TO Octobe r 4, Tishre i 8 THE Bi,R MIT ZVAH OF KENNETH ISAAC Rl.POPORT , father of Danie l Rapoport , ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, AT 8 : OQ P .: H, Octooe r ·.5 RECEPTION FOL1CrJING NATHAN NEUMER , father of Ted No urne r , Octobe r 7 llNNIVERS1i.RI ES Si.R1-. KLEIN, sister of Yirs . 1·• lexande r Smith , October 8 Mr . & Firs • .hbe Ashe nd orf , October 22 ·rs Ilia he d f o t b 22 REBECCi.c KL1SF , mother of Samuel ., K.layf , , Mr • & M • ·1 x 11.s n or , c o e r · Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothsch ild , Octobe r 22 - Octoter · 9, Tishrei lT · : · _::.. .: · ·· · .:, b e rg, oc t ob e r 3l J J.1.COB KRUPP, fathe r of Mrs . Louis b.ron , Mr • & Mrs. Seymour ·Hasen - - - - - - - " - - - -- -- - _ . . : : : ~_ _ __,;;....:.__---1 - Oct ober-15 · ·· - ··· -- ' 't ' CONTRIBUTIONS .. • ,· KURT ROI'HSCHILD, son of Mrs·.- Denno Rothschild , Rosen Altar Fund . . , . .. . • oroi:Jie"r "of Max Rothschild , Octobe r 15 , . a nd Mrs . an d ·vr 19 . . l rs . Haro ld ' 1-'LOSen hrs .. . ' ., . ih'.Tishrei X'. Fr Om "'I Douglas Rosen , in•memory of Ja·c k Fisher , I· Iv!ON , son of Joseph Simon , brother of Mr ~ Harry Fisher . . October 17 ----------"--,,---------- ----1 F1.NNY PRICE , mothe r of Samue l Price , Octobe r 18 Rli:FU.1-tH ,SH,.J,1-,YMl.H Our prayers and sinc ere bast wishes Loli' . _I'-'li~g~~~te:I~~D , --fa '.t ,fier· of Harry Field; . a full recove·e y t o ' · · · · · LdUIS .1<L.YF , father. ·of Mr . Samue l Klayf , ·- -.. tilRS . 'IvJILTUN STiINDLER October 24, Tishrei 28 YIDo is c onvale scing at hew.a with a fractur e d ankle . , JACOB GOMB~RG , ste p- father of Mrs . ~ugene Fisher, Octobe r 26 LOUIS GlJ DELSKY , husband of Mrs . Olga Gudelsky, I N ,1.Pt'RECL.TION brother of David, Koroma and . Oscar ..Gudelsky I wish to thank my many friends for thEtir · ·a:nd Hrs . Robert Che rin, October 29 good wishes and rrany acts of kindness to me since my r e cent injury . · : C· D N D OL EN CE Fran ces .Steindl e r ·· To th0 family of J,.CK FISHER '!ti ELC OME TO: brother of Mr . Harry Fisher , who passed away Mr. and Mr s . Eugene Puinpian , who a:r e on l • ugus t 23 living at 1569 Chap.el Court , in Roosevelt . , May his memory be for a blessirtg~. ,: : · · Fark . , I NV I T A T I ON --------------- - -------l ·sr , ' . . \ ' ' ' CORRECTION TO FIN1-tNCB COMI1ITTEE LISTING ~ IMPORTJ.iN T NOTICE : 1-.11 mooting dates , thank you notice s , Mrs . Samuel Lawson and Mr . Max Rothschild invita tions, and othe r information for the are members of the curre nt Temple- l<"inance Novemoor bulletin must bo at the Temple Cammit t ee , and were mistakenly ommi tte d office IN lrJRI TING BY OCTOBER. 24... ... . .. from the listing in the Septe mber bulleti n . EIN.t!NCE C01'1MI TT. ~2 REC;,UESTS-cucmRi,TION In spite of our plea and r e quest for p rompt r esponse a nd coope ration in the r e turn of signed pledge cards and first quarter dues , the r e arc still those m.embers of our Co:ngragation who havo f a ile d to do so . It i s difficult to understand the attitude of th?se .pe r e nnial 11 hard c_ore 11 me mbe rs who - consistently · fail t o c·oope r ate . Vie would think it e mbarr assing to be among the pe ople whoso names annually appear on tm list of these who must be phorod , visited, and r epoa t odly asked to ~ke car e of tro ir r esponsibilities . But, this notwi thstanding, wo again ask those who have not ye t sent in. a pledge card and f irst quarter dues to . . . plc a se do so at once . · A tip of the hat and thanks to those who have a lready done so t The .Finance Corrl!11it t ae !~DDITION;,L JE1tHSH CiJ..ENDl.RS are available at :tro Temple office and tho library . Pick _11p -~~ ...~ I1;(_as you can use • t \. ' - :. ,· ' .. ,·., ,.·.,. j COl\'JMUNITY LISTS TO BR'TR!~P1-.ftED New 1965-66 Co~unity Lists will . bo pre pared next week " J.nyon.e who has not notified the Temple office of a change of address or phone , please do so at onc e . Thank you . BOYS ' CHOIR VI SI TS : MUSKEGON OCTOBER 12 Tho Excal ibur Club of riuskeg on r e quests the announceme nt that the ~oys 1 Town Choir of Nebraska will be at the Michiga n Theatre Too s day, Oc to be r 12 a t 8 : 00 n i singing liturgical mus ic of all f a iths, as wall as · othe r se l e ctions to round out a stimulating · program . Pr ocee ds of tho conce rt, for which tickets are ;u,2 . 00 , go to the . Ch ildrons ' Contor . Thoy may be obta ine d through wKBZ Radio . SEC RB;Ti.RY ' S OFFICE HOURS ·· PLEJ.SE ill1-i.KE NOTE , be cause everybody starts their t e lephone conver sa tion by saying : 11 I nove r know when you wHl be trore • 11 . Mondays through Thursdays 9 : 15 - 1:15., excepting holidays , or later .by· appointmento The Friday be fore Rosh Hoshana oniy office will bo open 1 2:30 to J : 00 for be nefit of PROCR.,STINi.TORS o �-. ~'\ '',TiNFLE- T.1.LK - OCTOBER 1965 - PAGE THREE . ..~ · ·• N E w Y EA R G R E E T I N G S .- - ·- ; ·\ .:. .. .. NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM RABBI . ' . . . ~, People cannot live without ' relig:i,<0, .,.but With the High Holidays approaching and :: they can exis.t without the advent of,_.IJla<:ie:rn the coming of. 01,J.r New Year, I wish to conscientific re t,h_ods . · · vey greetings to Siste rhood and families Religion ,.has a me~,"sage for .all, I1umanity. of the Temple B I nai Israe l for a happy, In simple languf;l.€,e. ·:i., t says this: . healthy and prosperous New Ye ar from !' 1~vith God · in •: your heart, •and peace pf myself and , ,my family . mind, man can be an i nfluence for good, and . Mrs. Maurice Stromberg "'· make people '.happy~-11 .. _ · · Pre sident , Sisterhood Scientific methods in t he realms of outer- . space can teach nothing e lse , . beyond . how In b~hal_f of Hadassah, I would like to · facts are related to and conditioned by each extend warm wishes to the Community for a other . Without religioh,· however, man is · Happy New. Year . · Let us pray that the New , doomed . ' Y0ar will bring peace throughout the world, Profe ::ssor Einstein has said this : as well as health and happiness to all . , 11 Science wa.thout religion is l ame and reli... Mrs.. Herbert Ennis gion without .sciente i's bl ind .-t1 President , Hadassah Nevertheless, civilized man still f ears annihilation today ~ !}-at b ;y · God - but by Nancy and I would like to take this himself-. .. · · ·· opportunity to exte nd to each and every one •. 1-1.t the- ' beginning this year. 5726, we -of our members and follow congregants, II must meditate in ·sacred prayer . · .bes ides warmest High Holiday" gr 0e tings . May the our personal petitions for life, home com-coming year find you "Inscribed in the Book forts c;l.pq happiness , we must make another of Life 11 ; with bless ings of good health, request - · "Therefore-,--..WG __pray f or strength, happiness and prosperity . ' 0 Lord, and for power and courage to become Jim Price more like Thee with every passing day . FerPresident, B'nai Brith vently we pray that the day ma~ come when a ll men shall invoke Thy name, when corrupOn behalf of the Youth Group, I would ·· tion and evil shall give way to purity and like to wish the whole community the most goodness , when supersitition shall no longe r joyous of New Ye ars . May this year fulfill enslave the mind nor idola try blind the eye • 1 all y our h opes and de sire s . May the ensuing year se e tho narch forHarold Shumacher, President ward of re li gion , with science as a coTemple Youth Group. worker for the be tterment of mankind . A Joyous New Year to hll . As we approach another New Year, may I _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __.._. _ _;:...__ __ _= - - - - - - 1 have the p rivilege of wishing all of you a Rabbi Phillip Rose nberg year of peace , health, and happ iness. Kindest wishGs for good health and good Jack Steindle r, Chairman fortune to all our Temple families in th3 United J m, ish Charitie s New Year. May it be a successful one for you a ncl for· your Temple . Best of i-iishes to all from the Roligious Joel vdener , Preside nt &chool Staff and members of the Board of - Education . Te1nplE: B 1 nai I srae l us ·or I TEMfU YOUTH GROUP OPENS SEASON The Temple Youth Group had the ir first meeting of tro year on Septemb e r 12 . The meeting , l,hich was a breakfast moe ting, was he ld for the specific purpose of introducing the ninth grade membe rs to TYG . 11.fter being dra1 ged out of bed by tho ~xecutive Boa.rd , eve ryone gatherGd in the Temple Social Hall for a br 0akfast of coffee , milk, orange juice and sweetrolls . 1his was followe d by a jam session, Jewish style , and a skit (which in all sincerity should have been practiced more . ) Following this , eve ryone was r eturne d honX:J, whore it is p resumed they all went bdck to Le d . TYG Slave Day will be held s ometi me in October , it was announced . Harold Shumacher B 1N.::.r BRITH 11 P AID-UP MEMBb.H.SHIP DINNER" We.do.-: .)clay,., Oc: tobe r 2 7, starting at 6:30 PM at tho Templ e , will be the setting for this year I s 11 Paid-up Membe rship Dinnen__, . .''Mas tor Che f" Rosenberg, along with a staff of highly trained tasters, seas oners , and helpe rs has promised us one of the most 1lgastric-ific 11 evenings 1,braham Ro sun Lodgo has eve r e.xpo rienced. ·. (Don I t tell him I told you , but I think the monu includes steak ) Soooo - send in your . dues to our new treasure r, Hax hshendorf , if :,rou hawm I t done so already, a nd pre pare y oursolf for an enj oyable evening . P . s. Don 1 t tell your wife who r e you're going , or there will be 11 beans 11 in your futurG. Jim Price ~~OOL .a.V.i!NUE tiETHlDIST CONDUCTS FORUM The Tuood hvenue Me thodist Church, under tho dire ction of Reverend Carl B. Strange , is conducting a forum series on uThe hadical Right " • Anyone intor o sted in additiona details as to datos , place s and speakers , kindly contact Dan Rapoport . COMING NOVEMBER Di.TES FOR B 1NhI BRITH vm dnesday, Nove mbe r 10, will be our "Houston House Stag", chairmaned by Abe 1.ahe ndorf and Jack Chevlin. Monday , Novembe r 22, will bo "Youth Night ", dinner a nd speake r, who will be the Hille l Director from Michi gan State U. Dr . Arthur Greenbe rg, Chairman. �YOM KIPPUR ROLL OF REMLMBRANCE TO BE PREPARED Please notify the Temple office by September 30 of deaths in the past year of members of families of the Congregation which should be included in the Memorial List, if this death was not noted in a monthly bulletino As advised in the June Temple bulletin, if no identification is received for the following Yahrzeit names by September 30, they will be omitted from the Yorn Kippur Roll of Remembrance List. The office has no indiviual file cards for these persons, and it will be assumed that their families have moved away or have no survivors; Adolf and Bertha Adler, Rose Albrecht, Baila Bas-David, David, Ida,and Morris Bell, Morris and Rose Berman, Esther Barnfield, Sophie Blumenfield, Edward Cane, Irene, Jacob, Katie and Mary Cap:}.on, Ann, Ben, Harry, Jacob, Kolman and Morris CasDer, Al, Pinkus , Rebecca and Yosel _Cohen, Ben Doll, Julius and Tillie Donn, Tillie Eiseman, Betty Ellison, Harry Epstein, Abraham, Jacob, and Rachel Fellman, Joyce Fields, J. Logan Fox, Shimon Gafni, Goldie Gershon, Edwahd Glick, Abraham, Anna, Jake, Anna Goldstein, Dora Goodman, Hannah Granoff, Lilly and Rose Greenberg, Anna Greenspan, Chasha and William Grossman, Esther, Myer and Nathan Haberman, Alexander Jacobson, Riva Kalina, Goldie and Harry Kaplan, Jocob, Shana and .Ida Katz , Julius and Rae Kramer, Samuel Liederson, Hertz and Setchen Loeb, Fanny, Julia, Nathan and Zorach Meyer, Al, Ann, Edsel Miller, Ida Opean Aron and Rachel Oppenheim, Esther and Morris Ostrowsky, Leatrice Pearlstein, Devan Pence, Raymond Perry, Samuel rines, Garshon and Rebecca Rosen, Samuel Rosenberg, Amelia, Bertha, Julius, and ~amuel Rosenthal, Lena and Michael Sachs, Anna and Jacob Schiewitz, Israel, Leah and Sarah Schlom, Aron, Tony, Jacob Siwnund, Hanna, Jennie and Esther Schunzer, Doris Schwartz, Abraham Shmookler, Edward Simcoe , Henry, Mary and Morris Simkin, Chayim Singer, Afroim, Charles and Salma Smith, Joseph Sobel, Harry Spiegel, Abraham and Sarah Stein, Camilla and i'1ax Strachitz, imna and Jacob Strifling, Morris Traub, Kalman Trieman, Mary VB;n Duren, Fanny Wapner, .Mary Weiss, Max We rshow, Rebecca White, Irving and Rebecca Wiener, Chanz and Yoseph Zive and 11.nna Zimmerman. THANK Y.OU FOR YCUR ASSISTANCE •.••.•••• CONGREGATION B1 NAI ISRAEL _ FOUHTH AND \,EBSTER STR~ETS MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Office ~hone: PA- 2702 Rabbinage: PL5-5318 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/e121481b14b4564251371f6f34035c3c.pdf 88236adc15b83001e791d432db687ec5 PDF Text Text EMPLE ALK Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr. Joel wiener , President TEMPLE B'NAI I SRAfL Chesvan-Kislev_5_7_26________N_o_v_e_m_b_e_r_,_1_9_6~5_ _ Vol. VIII, No. 22 SCHEDULE November 5 --pfU-SKE'GON 1 MtCHl(jAN OF WORSHIP SERVICES Friday Evening Sermon: 11 THBOLOGICAL EXPLANATION OF CREATION" Participants: Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Steinman KIDDUSH 8:00 PM ~J, -~- November 12 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT ViORSHIP Sermon: "°WEEKLY }'ORTION OF 'IHE LAvv" Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants : Youth Group Members Oneg Shabbat ** 7:)0 PM *********************** * ** ** *** * *********** November 19 Friday Evening Sermon: 11 AJ:- PLIED JUDAIS:W' Participants: Dr. and Mrs. Maurice .Stromberg KIDDUSH 8:00 PM ********************** * ***** ** *** ~ ******* * * November 24 UNITED THAJ.1KSGIVING SERVICE - '\r;ednesday Evening 8:00 PM SERMON BY RABBI PHILLIP ROSENt ERG Held at St. John's United Church of Christ - Pine and Diana Streets *** ** *** * ** ** ** * * * ** * ***** *** * * ** *** * ******* Friday lwen:ing Sermon: 11 IN l.;.UEST OF SERENITY" Participants : Mr . and Mrs . Danie 1 Rapoport KIDDUSH November 26 8:00 PM ****************** * ****** * *** * ** * ** * ******** TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath Mornings November 6, 13, 20, 27 8:30 AM *** * ************ * *** * ** * ** * ** * ************** CALENDAR - NOVEM1ER, 1965. November 2 - Tuesday Sisterhood Bus:iness Meeting & Program Speaker: Mrs . Ralph Hawk:ins on "Social Security" 7 - Sunday Temple Youth Group Slave Day-Call Temple 10;00 - 12:00 (See Flyer on Slave Day) 10 - hednesday Hadassah Card Party at Gas Company 10 - v-Jednesday B 1 nai Lrith Houston House Stag (Cost: ~J .50) (Call Jack Chevlin or Abe Ashendorf for Reservations) 17 - Wednesday Hadassah Meeting 18 - Thursday bOARD OF TRUST;IBS MEETING 22 - Monday B1 nai brith Youth Night 24 - Wednesday United Thanksgiving Service at St. John's United Church of Christ 25 - Thursday THANKSGIVJNG DAY RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - NOVEMBER All Hebrew Classes - 9:00 - 10:00 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:30 PM 1:30 PM 7:45 PM 7, 14, ~l, 28 Religious School 10:00 - 12:00 8:00 PM �TEMPLE TALK - NOVEMBER, 1965 - PAGE Tw O REFU.1-.H SH.,L,.YNi-JI Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a funro covo ry to YAHRZEITS MEYER FISHMAN , father of Mrs . Libby Rose , November 4 JOSEPH STERN , father of. Mr . William Ste rn , November 5 GERTRUDE RIVA SINGER , mother of Mr . Joseph Singer, November 5, Che svan 10 JACOB: RIPNER, fatper of Mrs . Douglas Rosen , November 6 · . HYMAN FLJ,XY.1.AN , father of • Mrs . Le o Rosen , November 7 SAM AUGOSOVIT Z, fa ther of Dr • Ralph August , November 7, Chesvan 12 BERNR.RD ALTHOLZ, fathe r of Mrs . Milton Steindler·, Noveinber 13 SARAH ROSENBERG , wife of Dr. Phillip .Rosen-· · be rg, Novemoor 16 IDA .h.SHENDORF , f!J-Other of Abe , I sadore , Jacob , and Max Ashendorf_,) Novembe r 16 , Chesvan 21 '. · REVA BANKS, siste r of Mrs . Ralph August , Mrs . Samuel Klayf and Harold and Herman Grossman, November 18 RABBI SHABBSR.I Ti;LES, father of Dr . Morris Te le s , November 21 DR. SOL COHhN , husband of Mrs . Be tty Cohan Novembe r 22 1-1.RTHUR MENDELSON, brothe r of Mrs . Reuben Le vy, November 26 J EAN HIRSHAFIELD, cousin of Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, November 26 SADIE GROSSMAN, ~other of Harold ard Herman Grossman, Mrs . Ralph irngust and Mrs . · Samuel Klayf, November 2o , Kisle v 4 llii.RRY GREEN, brother: of Mrs . Robert Rose nberg, November 27 ROSE GR.iIGNB.J.RG, mot.her of Mrs . Sol Silverman , Nove moor 29 · ROS;I; H11.LKrn, wife of Mi chael Halkin , mother of Mrs . Ellis Qhevlin, November 29 Kislev 5:. · - · ' MRS . EV.GLYN G1,LOMBECK who is a patient at Me rcy Hospital CONTRIBUTIONS General Fund Mr . and Mrs . Isaac Brody , Mr . Bernard be c ker, Mr . L . P . Sache tt Garden Fund From Mrs . Selma Cahn--:add Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Shumache r with best wishes for the recovery of Mrs . Milton Steindler . · IN 1,.}-PHEC:i;ATION To Mrs . Paul Wi e ner , who f or . the past ten ye ars has furnished the love ly altar flow e rs which a dd so greatly to the_: beauty of trie service s on Rosh l~ashona and Yorn Kippur_. -. This .act of thoughtfulness is in memory of he r late husband . To Dr . and Mrs . Ralph .h.ugust for their timely gift of a tape r e corde r to the Religious School in memory of Mrs . Reva- Banks , sister of Mrs . a ugust . · Mr . and Mrs . Martin Schankle r wish to thank the community for their help with Kenneth's Bar Mitzvah in October . BEST 1JyI J HES TO Mr. and Mr s . David Ashendorf , who were married on Octobe r 22 . Mrs . 1,shendorf is tm former Carol Thomas . They will make their home in Gr and Rapids . Ca rol Race , 1:1lbert Parker, •will be unite d The y will live CONDOLENCE To the family of . . . .. · - MRS . HILDi-1. . JACOB,$0N wife of Saul Jacobson, ·who '·passe d away on Octobe r 22 . May her memory be f~r· a b-le~ sing . CONDOLENCE To the family of . . CARLOS D1RMST11.DT.2:R brother of Loui:S Darmstadt§lr·, who pas sed away on Octobe r 2 . May his memory be for a blessing daughter of Mr . and Mrs. and Mr . Norman Slavin, who in marriage on October 30. in Benton uarbor . -.i-..N'NIVERS.1,liIES Nr ~ & Mrs . Mr . & ·Mrs. Dr. & Mrs . , Mr. & Nrs ~ j Mr. & Nrs . l ! Harrison Friend .- -- November ·1 -Le o Rose~, Hovembur 20 Morris . Teles, Novembe r 21 Eugene -Fisher,. Novembe~. 22 Richard Kaufman , Nbve,~ ~er 24 TAK.G 1, F'EW MINUTES • • • . ~ . • . . To droB a card to -hddie . Penney' who is ill at his home at 2496 1--'hilo 1.venue, an::l expec ts t o e nte r a hospital soon • . CONG:RiiTULAT IONS TO: Mr . a nd Max Kopeloff, who celebrated their .,.,dditioral J ewish home calendars are GOLD .EN WEDDING JJ\ NIVERS.J--tY on Octobe r 2. a~aila.ble at tm Temple offic e , or may be An~ a big thank y ou from them to t heir many picked up at the library when you a tt e nd friends who helped to make it such a s e rvic e s . pleasant ocassion . A beautiful wine bottle was pr e sente d to the Templ e in honor of the Kopeloffs. I Mr . and Mrs . hlan Stahl , who be came parents . SECRET.1-,RY S OFF ICE HOURS Mondays through Thursdays 9~15 - 1:15, of a daughter, Rac hel Tamara, on Sep tember JO . excepting holidays , or later by appointMrs . Stahl is the former Marilyn Banks . ment . H om e phone - ihJ-6957 . ' Mr . and Mrs . Lawre nce Iie rman, who have a son Daniel Ross, b orn on September 16. Mr . and Mrs . Harry Berman, proud grandpare nts. �. .. TEMrLE ThLK - JJOV~MB.ER,_.1.96.5 - PAGE THREE RABBI TO PR.Ei,GH AT Tllii.NKSGIVING, SERVICE . T~e annual united Thanksgiving Service will be held on Thanksgiving Evo ,·. vi ednesday, November 2h, at 8:00 P.M, at St. John's United Church of Christ, on '·· the corner of fine street and Diana· ~venue . The sermon will be given by Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg. All congregants are requested to attend this ilnportant National 0ervice . Participating are the First Congregational Church, Central Methodist Church First Baptist Church, St . John's United Church of Christ and the Temple I, 1 nai Israel ED KR..tUSE ILlPRESENTS B 1N;.I BRITH .1-1.T Pi..NELS This month I appeared as your local B'nai Brith representative before two local church groups - one at tho Gontral Methodist Church on a panel with Hrs . Erika Paulson, Mns . Mary Loder and Mrs . Alice Albery. The other was a meeting under the chairmanship of 1··rancis Beedon at the Wood Street Methodist Church. The subject matter discussed was the true rature of the threats to the freedoms of our democracy caused by extreme elements in our country, and some of the hate incidents resulting therefrom in our community. Not only as Jew_, but as freedom-loving .-. mericans, we are threatened by proponents of extreism who advocate such hate and distrust of 11.rerican Leadership that we must prepa re to meet their bombardll'l3nt of propaganda with facts - which are the only weapon we can use to protect ourselves. You may be assured that the i.ntiDefamation Leairue of U 1 nai Brith is on the job, but this is not enough without a concerned interest by people like yourself, who must be willin~ to stand up and be counted in every effort to achieve civil rights and human dignity for all. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ~1???????????? ? ? WHJ.T 1S YOURS??? J ? ? i.TTENTI ON: ;.LL OUT OF TOWN ? ' ?':PEOPLE RECEIVING THE TEMPLE BULLETIN! ? . ? ? . ? We must have your zip code · ? number if we are to continue send- ? ing you the Tempie . Bulletin. ? -Postal · regul~tions. are that after ? the first of the year bulletins ? without a zip code number WIIJ., NOT ? BE DELIVERED. Please while you're ? thinking of it right now, write your ? name and zip code on a postal card ? and mai 1 it to the Temple office. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? We have obtained zip code ? numbers for Muskegon, North Muskegon, ? ? Heights, Grand :Iaven and Holland ? ? from the post off ice. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? SECOND FISChL QU.i..RTER BEChN OCTOBER 1 Temple · statements have gone out to three members whose 1965-66 dues are not paid in · full. · It is · cal le~ to your attention that second quarter payments are now currently due. IMPORTJ.N T NOTICE 1~11 meeting dates, thank you notices, invitations and other information for the December bulletin must be at the Temple office IN WRITING BY NOVEMBER 22. I NV I T h T I ON Grand Rapids Hadassah extends an invitation to Muskegon members to a luncheon and program 11Giants of the Yiddish Theatre" on Wednesday, November 3, at 12:30 PM at i.hevas Israel Synagogue . RSVP Leatrice Ennis F'L9-3144 Edward H. Krause Ci.R IDENTIFIC;..TION STICKERS il.Vi.IL1.BLE COMING EVENTS Sisterhood suggests that you brush Uf on your dancing in preparation for the iiChievement Dinner-Dance to be held on March .5 at the ~ontaluna Country Club. REMINDER FOR lhlLIGIGUS SCHOOL CHILDREN You are re quested to be sure to bring your UNICEF boxes to Religious School this coming Sunday. If you have not received identification stickErs to place on your cars to identify it as belonging to a member when parked in the Temple Parking Lot you may pick yours up at the Temple office . 1965-66 CONMUNI'IY LISTS IN PROCESS New Temple Community Lists will be ready for distribution early in November. �E1-.RLY AUTUMN DJ..Y Upon this early Autumn day, The earth repeats a n ancient · say~ When full-blown leaves fall from their lair , The y go to seek their damsels fair . . . ··-··--~ . Sweet ·, Mother-1'.:arth has fed them well, 'With tender love, ·few words can tell . And now , a once rose-coloured hue , . 'l-1.ppears ;in different, da,rkel view . . .. . -- In these mixed. acts of joy and ruth, · Is proved the oft repeated truth, Comei early i.ut-qmri~ wintry skies , A Mother's Love all depth defies! Sarah Rosenberg . ··: · . • I -. ' : 1· :, . , . . ~.,_c .~ .i • . ....., . ... '). . , ._ I ~ ,' .·- CON-GRl!;G1,T ION B' NiJ I Sfu.i.EL FOUHTr: 11.Nb'"v,1 EBSTER srmiETS MU-:i l(ZGON , :,MICHIGAN 49441 . Office Phone : , }'.J.2 7 2702 :Rabbina.g€: PL5-5318 .. __ _ ----- - . : ·1- - ~ ... . ... --- ~· :: .., . - ----------- ·---. .. · ,,,. _., . ; __! .~. / . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196511 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-11 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/9c978515c977bfd057627d1d13765686.pdf 57746e8fa8c2ca94979e54accf8053e0 PDF Text Text Phil lip Rosenberg , Rabbi Joel Wiener , President 'TE.MPt.f B'NAI l SRAft. Vol. VIII , Ncf. 23 Kisl ev- Teves 57 26 De cember , 1965 S C H E D U L E O F WO R S H I P S E R V I C E S December 3 Friday Evening Sermon : flAFFIRMATION OF LIFE" Partic.ipant : Mrs . Samuel Lawson Kiddush • ' '), · 8 : 00 PM ********************************************* . '·__ r\). December 10 Friday Evening Sermon : SUPREMACY OF THE TORAH11 Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Jans s Price Kiddush 8 : 00 PM ********************************************* ,_ -, . , ··_; ::·: ·,,.' December 17 December 24 _ · Friday mening Sermon : 1'WHAT IS RELIGION SUPP_QS_EJ) .TO DO FOR US? 11 Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Richard Kaufman Kiddush 8: 00 PM Friday Evening FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP COMBINED WI'IH CHANUKAH SERVICE BIR'IHDAY BLESSING CEREMONY Participants : Temple Youth Uroup Memoors Oneg Shabbat 7;30 PM _-1:' * * ~- * * -:} _-~ ~- -~ * -!} ·f···. f :i· ** Friday Evening . Sermon : "PSYCHOLOGY AND RELIGION" Participants : Mr . & Mrs . $_a nuel Shumacher Kiddush December 31 (' 8 : 00 PM . ********************************************~ Sabbath Mornings TRADITIONAL SEHVICES December 4, 11 , 18 , 25 8 : 3'.) AM ********************'*** ****** **************** December 5 - Sunday 16 Thursday. 19 - Sunday 28 Tuesday 31 Friday CALE~DAR - DECEMBER, 1965 TYG Youth DIALOGUE - Wesley Zion AME Church 7: 00 PM BOARD OF TRUST'BES MEETING 7 :45 PM FAMILY CHANUKAH SUPPER 5: 30 PM This event is given by Sisterhood , Hadassah and B1 nai Brith . The main dish and beverages will be provided by the organizations . Other foods provided by Temple members . to be set on Smorgasbord type of table . This may include fruit and vegetable Jello molds, French bread, pickles, olives, etc . , calms , pies, etc ., tossed· salads . Please sign for your food contribution by calling PL9.-3144 or SW8- 1185 . Cost ~2 per family . 'l'YG Card Party at Gas Company : 00 PM Siste rhood Board Me eting Home : Mrs . J . iJ iener 616 Ruddiman , N. M. 8: 00 PM B' nai Brith Now Year ' s Eve Party - Details Later ' RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - DE.9_EMBER 5 , 12 , and 19 All Hebrew Classes ·- 9:00 - 10 : 00 Religious School Classes 10 : 00 - 12: 00 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 1,-JINTER VACATION DECEMBER 28 & JANUARY 2 . •.!. �TEMPLE TALK - DECEMBER, 1965 - PAGE TWO YAHRZEITS MAX FISlliR, father .of Harry Fisher, Pecember 1, Kislev 7 JACOB GRE.i:NBAUM, father of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg, December 3, Kislev 9 JENNIE FISHER, mother of Mr . Harry Fisher, December 4, Kislev 10 LEVI ROSEN, father of Mrs. Goldie Smith, December 5 AH?:HUR ROSENBB1iG , brbther of Robert Rosenberg, December 5, Kislev 11 JutIUS SILVERMAN, father of Sol Silverman , December 6 HENRY KLINE, father of Harold Kline, December 6, Kislev 12 SARAH SIMON, wife of Joseph Simon, December 6, Kislev 12 RACHEL LEAH CHERIN, mother of Robert Cherin , December 8, Kislev 14 RAE CLAYMAN, mother of Mrs. Morris Kantor , December 10, Kislev ··16 · ALEXANDER SAMUEL KRAUSi, father of Edward _ Krause, December 11, Kislev 17 · · zi::;Rl,INE DARMSThDTER, mother of Louis Darmstadter, December 15, Kislev 21 BERTHA PAUL, mother of Mrs. Ralph Hawkins, ·- . December 16 ,· Kislev 22 ELSA DARMSTADI'ER, wife of Louis Darmstadter , mother of Mrs. Jack Steindler, · December 17, Kislev '23 1 CONDOL.L!,1rnE To the family of MRS. BERTHA LESTZ daughter of Mrs. Rose Singer and sister of Dr. Irving Singer and Samuel Singer, who passed away on October 27. May her memory be for a blessing REFUAH SHAYLAMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MRS. JAMES PRICE MRS . PERRY BACON who were patients at Mercy Hospital OUT OF TOwN ZIP CODE NUMBERS NEEDED WE ARE SORRY •••• but due to postal regulations this will be your last Temple B' nai Israel Temple Talk Bulletin if you are an out-of- town recipient who has not sent in your zip code number . The post offfce will not deliver bullitins without zip codes after the first of the year and we must have time to get address plates prepared . Many of you have sent generous donations in appreciation of the bulJetin. Now don 't you care enough to drop a postal card furnishing your zip code number in order to coninue receiving it? This does not apply to Muskegon, Heights, North Muskegon;-Grand Haven, Holland or Whitehall members .: ~~e have obtained your code numbers from the post office~ SURVEY TAKEN OF SERVICE . TDIB PREFERENCE Letters were sent early in the month of November to all congregants asking an indication of their time preference for beginning worship services on Friday evenings . Even tpough with great generosity stamped addressed envelopes were provided a scant 25Ja have responded. Those replying are favoring the 8: 00 0 1 clock service by more than half. CONTRIBUTIONS PARKING LOT fROBLEMS ARE STUDIED Garden Fund From Mr . and Mrs . Leo Rosen:, in memory Detailed study is being given by officers of Mrs. Saul Jacobson and Mr . Wallace of the Temple and . members of the House Yerkes ,..,, archite-.et of 1'emple :a I nai Israe 1-. __:.. __:__1-c---c_ommi.t.tae re.gardi-ng ~h problem -of outsiders congesting the Temple parking lote "Give us workable solutions, not just General Fund complaints", is their plea,. From Mr. and Mrs . Henry Darmstadter, in l: ' memory of Virs . Elsa Darmstadter and Mr . Carlos Darmstadter . In the meantime, it is urgently re quested that you DO NOT PAHK IN THE RABBI'S RESERVED PARKI NG SPACE, and that you have ANNIVERSARIES Mr. & Hrs. Albert Parker, December 15 Temple B'nai Israel windshield stickers Mr . & Mrs. Charles Dault, December 19 ·on your car whe n parking in the Temple Dr. & Mrs. Morton Kantor, December 25 lot . Stickers may be obtained at the Dr. & Nrs . Ralph August, December 26 Temple office, if you do not have yours . Mr. & Mrs. Isadore Ashendorf, December 30 Joel 'w iener, President . Mr. & Mrs. William ~tern , De cember 31 TEMPLE BOARD RULES ON A'ITENDANCE IN A1PHECIATION Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck thanks her many friends for their rrany cards and kindnesses during her illness . The Temple Board of Trustees has ruled that any Board member who misses three consecutive Board Meetings without a good reason will be removed from the Temple Board . Attendance at meetings has been most unsatisfactory. He that can't endure the bad will not Honor is from him who gives it , not live to see the good. (Yiddish proverb) in him who gets it. (Yiddish Proverb) �... ' Til:MPLE TALK - DECEMBER, 1965 - PAGE THREE NZ\✓S TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP GROUP Last year's Youth for Understanding program is once again underway with a new narll3 "Youth Dialogue''. The first meeting will be held at the John Wesley Zion A.M.E. Church at 23 v~e st v,1ebster, Sunday, December 5 at 7:00 PM, where we will learn about the basic concepts and practices of the Methodist Church . All Youth Group members are urged to attend and publicize this event to any interested young people . Tom Steinman and Carol Steindler will r epresent Muskegon Temple Youth Group at Leaders' Training Convention at Michigan State University Kellog Center December 10-12. Tuesday, December 28, tm Temple Youth Group will have a card party at the MuskBgon Gas Company at 1:00. Please support your Temple }outh Group• s fund raising program. .. . B'NAI BRITH COMING EVENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE Friday, December 31, New Year's Eve Party (Details to be announced later) -~Jedne sday, January 19, Annual Father-Child Banquet Meeting dates, thank you notices, and other information for January bullitin must be at the Temple office in writing by December 26 . No phone calls will be made to solicit late material. SECRETARY'S OFFICE HOURS 9:15 - 1:15 Hondays through Thursdays, excepting holidays, or later by appointment Home Phone PR3-6957 New Community Lists are now available. EDDIE PENNY STILL HOSPITALIZ.i..;D Bddie Penny, Temple Custodian for fifteen years, is still a patient at Nercy Hospital. His condition is serious, and he is unable to have visitors. i.-~-. __, r ---- I ,C /{··; ---- ' I -·--:r· 1. ) -1 ., __,,/ ,I '----."/ . -----, "---- L/)' '-- / II / ,_, ; '.,, j '· . · . , -- / (I �- . .;:- • '•J .! ;-· • ·, I ['f ·- ·. • • 'I•:•.;;_ r ; • - ·· · - - - !,~ • -~ : I .). ·· - ·· Office Phone: · PA2-·2702 Rabbinai~-~ p15.:.::5318 .... . ··· - .: --·· - I :"f " e CONGREGATION B 'NAI ISRAEL FOURTH AND WEBSTER STRl:ETS MUSKEGON·, J{ICHIGiN· 49441· ·- ....___ ,,j .. ----·•·· -- . . . ... . -- ··-·- ~ . ..... i_ '· - . --~ -: . , ,r,, \t - ·-- ·-·· ·-· . , :; -· ----. ! .• . .. :. • 'i . ---.- ·- - - _:_~ ; ·..r· :_ .. --- -- ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196512 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-12 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b7b6606669aa17777db358837e291921.pdf 261a85cd006a4210d9871ce225bc0514 PDF Text Text 'TEMPLE BjNA t ISUA~ l MLJSf,E(-,ONl M!CHIGAN EMPL..E ALK Rabbi - Dr. I'hillip nosenberg .President - Nr. Alan Of1penheimer Kislev-Teveth~Shevat 5728 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES January 5 Sermon: Fri~ay Evening "NEW Y&-1.R 1 S lli:FLECTION1' Ki:ddush --------------- -------------------· Friday Evening January 12. 8:00 PM 7:30 PM F.tiMILY WORSHIP SERVICE Oneg Shabbat January 19 Friday Evening 8:00 PM Sermon: 11 P&iCE IN 1968 11 Participants: Mr. & Mrs . Howard Zimbler Kiddush _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ __ January 26 Sermon: Friday Evening l'THE TURN TO\v11.HD GOD 11 Kiddush 8:00 PM TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath Mronings January 6, 13, 20 & 27 8:30 b.M �Ct1.LEND,~R - J~ .. NU, .. RY, 1968 Sat 6 Hadassah Study Group 1: 30 Home: Florence Rosenberg 415 Mitzi , North Musk Tues 9 Sisterhood Meeting 8 : 00 Home : Ruth Oppenheimer 3053 Coolidge Sun lli Open House 3 : 00 6: 00 Home : Rabbi & .Mrs . Phillip Rosenberg 415 Mitzi, N. M. Beverly Hills ~pt 10 Thu 18 BOli.RD OF TRUST3bS 8: 00 Rl:!,""1,IGI0US SCHOOL Sessions: January 7, lli, 21 & 28 10:00 - 12 : 00 AM CONFIRMATION CLA.SS Saturday Mornings : January 6, 13 , 20 , & 27:at 10: 00 AM. SUPPLlMENTARY Hj BREW CLASS .. ~E_a_c_h_T_u_e_s_d_a~y_a_f_t_e_rn_o_o_n_-_a_t-"'4_:_0_0_ __ I NVI TAT I 0 N Rabbi and Yirs . Phillip Rosenberg invite the Congregation to AN OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, January ll.i, 3:00 to 6 : 00 at their new residence Beverly Hills, rtpt . 10 415 Mitzi Street, North Muskegon IMP0RT.liNT NOTICE: ALL MEETING DaTSS , THb.NK YOU NOTICES, FLYERS . AND OTHER INF0RMaTI0N FOR THE FEBRUhRY BULLETIN NEEDED IN WRITING BY JaNUaRY 29 A~ 9: 30 AM AT THE TEMPLE OFFICE. THANK YOU ! ------------ The Un:L°ted Jewish Charities fisc al year closes in January . Is ~ledge paid?? ?? 1£@ The third quarter of your 1967- 68 Temple pledge is due on January 1 , However, a sharp idea would be to just pay the whole thing up this week , and be able to take credit for it on your 1967 Income Tax Return . ' FRIENDLY RZMINDiR FROM TR:&i3URER At the Board of Trustees Meeting September 23 , 1965, a resolution was passed that any members being behind in their dues more than ninety days be 3-~ed all Temple privileges . TEMPLE REQU3STS _ST1-iMPS FOR M.aIL Temple organizations having ' mailings to their membership or the congregation sent out 1 through Temple _office i:1-r:e re - ....... ... _ quested to furnish stamps at the time the r equest is made, rather than being billed and paying later for stamps used from Temple stock . Full mailings ~ uire 110 stamps. C0NGRATULhTI0NS TO Mr • and Mrs • Male o_ lm Dennis , (the former Cecile Levy) , who were married December 23 at the Temple . ' They v-1ill live in Flint until July , after which they will reside in England . Temple Secretary Office Hour s 9: 30 - 1 : 30 , Mondays through Thursdays, or later by appo intment . �YAHRZEIT CONTRIBUTIONS MORRIS KOZAK, uncle of Mrs . Maurice Stro1'lberg, January 1 JOSEPH NERSWICK, father of Mrs . Aud~e;y-- Cahiil, January 3 HANINA WEIZMANN , mother of Mrs . Perry Bacon, January 6 LOUIS GRE~NBERG, brother of Dr . Arthur Gte-enberg, January 7 ALBERT STEINDLER, uncle of Mr. Miltcm Steindler, January 8 LEO ROSE, husband of Mrs . Libby Rose, January 9 SAUL ALTHOLZ, brother of Mrs . Milton Steindler , January 10 SIGMUND STEINDLER, father of Mr . Milton Steindler, January 13 FANNY ROSEN, sister of Mrs . Goldie Smith , January 17 VIOLET GINSBBRG, niece of Mrs . Meyer Jacobs, January 17, Teveth 16 HARRY OPEAN, father of Mrs. Samuel Broutman, January 18 SADIE KRAUSE, mother of Mr . Edward Krause, January 19, Teveth 18 HANN~H FISHMhN, mother of Mrs . Libby Rose, January 20 LA.URA S.11.LL, sistsr of Mr. Meyer Jacobs, January 23 ABR.itl-Li.M EHRENBERG, father of Mrs . rtlbert Parker , January 30 JUSTIN GUDELSKY, s on of Mrs . Komma Gudelsky, brother of Mr . Marvin Gudelsky, January 30 JOSEPH WEIZM.~NN , father of Mrs • Perry Bacon, January 31 General Fund - From Mrs . Robert Schaffer in memory of her father, Ellis Chevlin. From the .i.rizona Louis Bermans in memory of Reuben Levy General Fund toward Bulletin Expense ,,.rizona Lou1s Bermans, Mr . and Mrs . rlarney hoberts, Mr . & Mrs . Harold Page, Mrs . Mae Schubb General Fund & Cemetery Fund from Mr . Max Schwarz in memory of his mother, Mrs . Louise Sander - J..NNIVERS...i.RIES Mr . & Mrs . Joel Wiener , January 1 ¥ir . & Mrs. Jacob ii.shendorf, Januarz 2 Page 3 REFUiili Slli1.Tu'-,MAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MR . M..X KOPELOFF who is a patient at Hackley Hospital MRS. &.E RUBINSKY who was hospitalized during December TTu,NK YOU •...• from Mrs . Rae Rubinsky for all the lovely cards and Uniongrams sent her during her illness CON GR.1. TlJL,. TI ONS TO •••• ¥Jr . and Mrs. Robert Price , who have a new son, Michael Daniel, born December 24 at Mercy Hospital Cl-L1.NGE IN COMMUNITY LIST On your 1967-68 Community List , cross out the business phone listed for Mrs . Samuel Lawson. For Uniongrams - thone 773-5340 �It is not enough merely to exist . It ' s not enough to say 'I'm earning enough to live and to sufport my family. I.am a· religious person .' I do my work well. You must give . some time to your fellowman. Even if it's a lit tle thing, do somethin~for those who are in need of a manrs .help, something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it . For remember: you don't live in a world all your own. Your brothers are here, too . " Rr. ~lbert Schweitzer Union Bulletin Service CONGflliG,-,.TION B 1 N;,I ISR..J:::L 391 ~est webster at Fourth Street ·· · Muske gon, Michi gan L9LL1 �MAY THE TO CHANU<AH LIGHTS THE HOUSEi-OLD OF BRlf\G ISRAEL! 1 JOY r--- n -- n -.---n_ ---- --- .. . "£\\;1f ,,; .,1,J CHANUKAH-SABBATH SERVICE ONEG SHABBAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967 8:00 P.M. roME AND v\ORSHIP THIS SABBATH WlTH YOUR FAMILY AND WITH THE CONGREGATION 8 t NA I . I SRAF.L TO CELEBRATE TH IS . VffW.:t ·; ·d'1YOUS SE/~SON OF CHANUKAH, THE ESSENCE OF THIS FESf I VAL IS THE DEDICATION OF HUMAN ENERGIES TO A CAUSE AND THE REDEDICATION OF HUMAN BE I NGS TO A FA I TH e . . .. . �MUSKEGON CHAPTER OF HADASSAH -N8NSOOTES JANUAq'f, 1968 FOR ALL MANKIND THIS HAS BEEN A VEAR or JOY AND SORROW, or LAUGHTER AND TEARS, OF TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY• WHAT IS PAST IS PROLOGUE• OUR ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PAST HAVE PREPARED US FOR WHAT LIES AHEAD. THE IMMENSITY OF THE TASK FOR HADAS$AH, AND THE GRF.ATNESS OF THE REWARD SERVE TO INTENSIFY OUR DETERMINATION TO REACH HEIGHTS OF ACHIEVEMENTS, OECAUSE THE DAY IS SHORT, THE TASK IS IMMENSE, OUT THE REWARD IS GREAT. VET WE GIVE THANKS, DECAUSE IN ALL OF THIS WE, or HADASSAH, HAVE THE PRIVILEGE, THE EXALTATION OF SHARING THE GREAT ADVENTURE IN THE REDEMPTION OF A PEOPLE AND A COUNTRY WHICH IS OUR FONDEST HOPE IS DESTINED TO OE A 11 LIGHT AMONG THE NATIONS"• WE 1 LL CONTINUE TO PLAN, TO BUILD, TO WORK FOR THE CAUSE. OUR ADVANCES IN HEALING, TEACHING, OUR ADILITY TO PROVIDE THE MEANS FOR SKILLS AND VOCATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH, OUR AID IN HELPING TO DEVELOP A HAPPY, HEALTHY, WELL-OALANCED GENERATION, ALL nn s Ai-.JD MORE HAVE MADE OUR NAME, HAD~3SAH, OLESSED IN THE LANDe AGAIN AND AGfl!N WE MARVEL AT THE GREATNESS OF OUR OR~ANI.ZATION, AT THE SCOPE OF OUR PROGRAM, ftT THE ORE/\DTH OF VIS I ON OF OllR OE!-OVF.D Fcum:i:::R, HENRIETTA S.ZOLD, WHOSE B IRTHDAV W~ r.~LEORATED IN DECEMOER. IT WAS HER COURAGE AND FORTITUDE WHICH STILL CONTl NUES TO GU I DE OUR ACT IONS IN THE YEARS TO CvMEe "**"*""** IN J~RUSALEM, PEACE DETWEEN ARAO AND JEW IS !,'.JT AN ABSTRACT OOJECT I VE OR TOP IC TO D~~ATEs IT IS A STEP BY STEP PROCESS Or LEA!=\NlllG TO LIVE TOGETHER IN MUTUAL RESPECT AND UNDERSTANDING AND CONFIDENCE. HADASSAH HAS A TREMENDOUS ROLE TO PLAY IN CRINGING ABOUT THE CONDITIONS FOR PEACE IN JERUSALEM• ARAB AND JEWISH DOCTORS ARE NOW CONSULTING WITH EACH OTHER TO SAVE A PATIENT 1 S LIFE. Now ARAB DOCTORS, LONG DENIED ACCESS TO THE HADASSAH-HEDREW UNIV:RSITV MEDICAL CENTER, ARE NOW REFERRING PATIENTS. CASES HAVE RESPONDED TO MEDICAL TREATMENTS PREVIOUSLY DIAGNOSED AS HOPELESS• STUDIES IN NUTRITION, PREVENTION or nLINDNESS, AND MANY DRAMATIC OREAKn:R:>:.JGHS IN KI DNEV TRANSPLANTS, COUPLED WITH OPEN-HEART SURGERY DY DR. JOSEPH BORMAN AND HIS 12-MAN TEAM SUCCESSFULLY t<-~FORMED A TWO-VALVE REPLACEMENT OPERAT!ONe THERE WERE 12 JN ALL PERrORMED, l\:~1') t.MONG THOSE WERE FI VE ARAB CIT IZENS Pf f,R~ED TO HADASSAH BY THE MEDICAL SOCIETY I!. f~l>ZARE'TH, AND FOR WHOM HADASSAH COVERED FULL HOSPITALIZATION AND SURGERY COSTS. Tt-lE FELLOWSHIP EXCHANGE PROGRAM, NOW IN ITS 20TH YEAR, ENABLES MANY OF HADASSAH 1 S TOP PHYSICIANS AND SCIENTISTS TO PURSUE POST-CRADUATE STUDIES IN EUROPE AND Tl-IE U.S. IN ADDITION 15 HADASSAH DOCTORS PARTICIPATED THIS YEAR IN INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESSES IN VARIOUS PARTS or THE WORLDe ISRAEL 1 S UNIQUELY DIVERSE ETHNIC MAKEUP OFFERS A RICH FIELD IN THE STUDY RELATING TO CANCER• HADASSAH HELPED RESEARCHERS TO ALREADY ESTADLISH THAT CERTAIN CANCERS HAVE A HIGHER INCIDENCE IN ONE COUNTRY MORE SO THAN IN OTHERS. CITllENS IN lSRAEL COME FROM 80 DIFFERENT LANDS, AND THESE PEOPLE WILL PROVJDE INVALUAOLE DATA TOWARD THE DETECTION AND PREVENTION OF CANCER. THE LONG-TERM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES WILL ENAOLE RESEARCH DOCTORS TO PROVIDE THIS IN70RMATION• HADASSAH HAS MAINTAINED THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE 20-0ED WARD FOR CANCER PATIENTS IN JERUSALEM 1 S FRENCH CATHOLIC HOSPITAL. *******H**·~*** HOLIDAY MAGAZINE IS DEVOTING IS DECEMBER ISSUE TO A FULL-SCALE COVERAGE OF ISRAEL. MANY WRITERS LIKE HARRY GOLDEN, E. J. KAHN, JR., HEROERT GoLD, AuoR1::Y Mn::::N AND JOAN COMAV JOIN WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS IN CONTRIOUTIONS TO THIS ISSUE• THE COVER IS THE JERUSALEM WINDOWS BY MARC CHAGALL• IT IS PARTICULARLY INTERESTING IN THAT HOLIDAY MAGA.ZINE DECIDED TO LET THE DUST OF THE WAR SETTLE BEFORE RUSHING THE ARTICLES INTO PRINT. IT IS THE M~RE INTERESTING IN THAT ISRAEL IS PICTURED &HOWi NG HOW THE NAT ION REACTS TO NOPMf,l. TENSIONS, AND THE PROOLEMS IT FACES Eh~l DAY RATHER THAN IN THE FLUSH OF VICTO~Y ~ SoME MAJOR ARTICLES COVER 11 THE ME!.i-l'MG OF ISRAEL", ITS ROLE IN THE gO~LD CF TODAY, 11 A COUNTRY COMES OF Ac.::E, 11 D!::,P I Cl! ' THE SPIRIT or THE TINY NATION, ~ND 1~HE FOOTSTEPS or THE PAST," PICTURING TUE HISTORICAL ORIGINS OF THE COUNTRY. Ornr ~ MAJOR ARTICLES INCLUDES 11 JERUSALEM11 , n:': HOLY CITY, AND ONE ARTICLE ESPECIALLY FASCINATING, 11 THE HEOREW LANGUATE, 11 • IT IS INTERESTING TO KNOW THERE ARE fEW CURSE WORDS IN HEDREWe SINCE H~c~ES LACKS THESE HANDY LIGHTENING RODB, TBF.: ANtP.Y lSRAELI CURSES IN ARAOICe THr1n VARIOUS EXPRESSIONS OF SLANG CAN Bl:: APPLIED IN ANY LANGUAGE. THERE AAE PHOTO STUDIES Of THE HEROES OF THIS HARSH LAND - 8EN-GURION MJD MOSHE DAYAN. **·:f***~"'******* ADAM WAS CREATED SING!_E, TO TEACH US THAT TO Dt=:s·mov ON~ PE:RS0:-.1 IS TO DLSTROY A WHOLE WORLD, AND TO PREC~RVE ONE PERSON IS TO PREV~RVE A WHOLE WOfiLDj THAT NO MA~ SHOULD SAY TO ANOTHER, 11 MY FATHER WAS SUPERIOR TO YOURS!:•••THAT NO TWO MEN ARE EXACTLY ALIKE; Gan STAMPED us ALL WITH THE SAME MOULD, THE SEAL OF ADAM; THAT EVERYONE MUST SAY, THE WORLD W/\S CREATED FOR MV SAKE! ------MISHNA, SANHCDRINe THE NEXT STUDY GROUP MEETING WILL OE ANNOUNCED AT A LATER DATE. ~ THE NEXT HADASSAH MEETING, IF THERE IS ONE, WILL DE ANNOUNCED VIA A BULLETIN NOTICE SENT TO ALL MEMBERS AS TO TIME, PLACE, AND AGENDA. A JOYOUS CHANUKA TO EACH AND EVERYONE. 'lo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/40dc6ec9488d04fd5db85f990eb40980.pdf 1cdd187346bb9368c233c4a06986accf PDF Text Text TEMPLE B 1 NAI I SRA EL 391 West Webster ot Fourth Street Muskegon, Michigan 49441 '·EMPlE ALK 1969 November 7 Friday Evening 8:00 PM SERVICES CONDUCTED BY MI.. . 11.ICHARD KAUFMAN Participant s: Mr. & Mrs . hichard Kaufman Kiddush November 14 Friday Evening Services to be Announced Kiddush November 21 Friday Evening 8:00 PM 8:00 PM SEI.VICES CONDUCTED BY MR. ISADOitE ASillit DORF Participants: November 26 Mr. I. Ashendorf & Mrs. hose Lawson Kiddush Wednesday Evening 8:00 PM UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Speaker : November 28 Father Michael Behen Friday Evening 8:00 PM SERVICES CONDUC'l'ED BY HH. AUN OPPENHEIMEii Participants: Mr. A. Oppenheimer & Mrs . J . Ashendorf Kiddush TRADITIONAL SER.VICES Sabbath Mornings November 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 8:30 AM �CALENDAR ..~ NOVEMBEfilt 1969 Tue · 4 Sisterhood Gpen board 8:00 Home: Vivian Ashendorf 1208 ,1ashington Program: President's heport Sat 8 Hadassah Study Group 1:00 Home: Beth Ashendorf 2160 bourdon Topic: Jews in the Moslem \forlEi 8:00 Thu 13 B'nai Brith Temple Tue 18 Hadassa!l-'I'emple 8:00 Thu 20 BOAhD OF 'l'FcUSTEES 8:00 Sun 23 AhT AUCTION 12:00 thru 4:00 Temple LELIGIOUS SCHOOL Kindergarten - Grade 9 10:00 - 12 : 00 November 2, 9, 16 & 30 VACAT:i:ON ON NOVEHBEI~ 23 Il-1PORTA:t\1T NOTICE Meeting dates and other information for the December 'l'emple bulletin needed in writing by 8:00 AM, Monday, November 24, at the Temple office. No calls will be made to solicit late information . TEMPLE SECh.ETARY OFFICE HOURS 8 : 00 AM - 12:00 Mondays through Thursdays. Come to Webster Street Door. JEWISH BOOK MONTH October 30 - November 30 is Jewish Book Month. Do YOURSELF a favor and read a book . Page 2 ATTENDANCE AT SlliVICES UftGED We would like to remind our congregation that as of this date, religion is not dead in our Temple . We are endeavoring to continue with regular Friday night services each week, with different members of the congregation conducting the services . These members put in time and effort in order to try to do a good job. They prepare for the services , and write their own commentaries or sermonettes, all in an effort to maintain the continuity of services . Our atten~ dance on some Friday nights has been extremely poor, and it is discouraging to the people who are trying to do a job. A few of our members have sain that since we do not have a rabbi, they are not interested in attending Friday ni~ht services , This is truly an example of profound thinking and logic . 'l'he truth of the matter is that when the going is a bit rough, that is the t~~e when we need all the support we can get . Perhaps many of our congregation would do well to abandon their attitude of 11 Here I am -entertain me 11 , and give their support . These people are the very ones who would shriek to the heavens if we were to make the announcement, "Sorry no services in our Temple 11 • It would be well for all to examine their consciences and realize that there are certain obligations to the Temple and to t hose who are working for it. �UNION TlfoMCSGIVING SERVICE SET Temple B 1nai Israel Congregants are urged to attend the Annual Union Thanksgiving Service to be held Hednesday, November 26, at 8:00 PH at the Gentral Methodist Church. Speaker · will be Father Michael Behen of Grand Rapids. The Temple has always participated in these fine services along with Central Methodist, First Baptist, First Congregational, and St . John ' s Evangelical Churches . GhuUP NOVEMBEh 8 Mrs . Louis Aron, Chairman of Hadassah Study Group Programs, announces that topic of study is 11 Jews in the Mosl em 1,/orld", and that women of the Temple are invited to attend these intere sting gatherings . They have a fine group, and would be happy to increase it November 8 at 2160 Bourdon . HADM:,SAH S'l.UDY HOLDS 55TH CONVEN'l'ION Hadassah's Fifty-fifth National Convention ,:as held October 12-15 at New Orleans . During our November 18 Hadassah meeting, I will have a short detailed report to present. une of the most overwhelming feelings was to be with 2,000 women, who repre sented 318,000 other women, who last year raised ~16,000,000 for our projects in Israel. Ilana Conn HADA~SAH WHAT• S NEW AND NEWS? Be informed! ·On November 18, relays the information to you. In addition to Ilana Conn• s report on the New Orleans Convention there will be a report on the Education Conference held in Monroe . Page 3 COMMUNITY LISTS NOW PIIEPAhED A copy of the new 1969-70 Community Lists is enclosed for Temple members and friends . Because of the need for uniform postage, those of you who have requested more than one copy are asked to pick up the additional ones when you are at the Temple office. We are happy to welcome new additions to the Temple family : Nr. &: Mrs. Perry Bacon, Mr . & Mrs. Richard Boyden, Mr . & Hrs . Bennie Co~, Mr . & Hrs . Norman Hallbower, Mr . & Mrs. Benjamin Marcus, Mr . & Mrs . Alan Parker and Mr~ & Mrs . Gerald Singer . There are also a few Jewish calendars available, if you would like another . PAThONIZE YOUR ffiIFT SHOP Mrs. fwse Lawson and Hrs . Roz Chevlin, co-chairmen of the Sisterhood Gift Shop, announce that their stock includes 11 everyfor your convenience 11 • If they don't have it, they will be happy to order it for you . Do your Hanukah shopping early and avoid the rush . t .. nyone going to Detroit in the near future, plea se contact Rose L§wson for Sisterhood Gift Shop . UNIONGRAMS Announcement has been made that all checks in payment of Uniongrams are to be sent to Mrs . I. Ashendorf. You may buy booklets of Uniongrams, or request that they be sent out by Chairman, Hrs . Jeffrey Conn. �TEl-i?LE AF,T AUC'l.101 'l'O bE HELD NOVElviBbh 23 AT 'TEMPLE So great was the response to our first adventure in the realm of art treasures, we feel a SECOND experience will. be even more rewarding, culturally as well as financially . Preparations are being made to accept delivery of the most extensive collection of outstanding works from the art cente~s of Europe and from Israel as well. We urge you to reserve NOVElfBi!.h. 23 for this event; to tell your friends and business associates about the wonderful opportunity presented here .•• ·where else · can beautifully framed, famous paintings be hau at the price YOU want to pay??? Included in this Art Auction collection are ChIG-INAL SCULP'l'U.1~ at raoderate prices. Prominent author, actor and television pers onality Steven \!ayne will be here to conduct the auction. Note the date, time and place; make arrangements for a sitter, and plan to come between the hours of 12:00 and 2: 00 PM to view thes e masterpieces. begin promptly at 2:00 PM . Refreshments will be servmd . Make Biading will checks payable to Temple B 1nai Israel. 11 Sunday, November 23, 1969 Viewing Time 11 Noon to 2: 00 PM Art Auction 2:00 to 4:00 PM Social Hall, Temple B1 nai Iwrael ATTEN1'ION-hELIGI0US "SCI-ICOL PAI,ENTS Please note that due to the Art Auction, there • ~will be no heligious School on November 23 . There -::-will be Leligious . School on 'Thanksgiving Weekend • ~of November 30. -l:- -l~ -l~ -l~ ..~ �FAMILY EDUCATION Gfi:GUP Ol:iGANIZED The Sisterhood Family Education Committee, in conjuction with the Temple Education Committee, is enthusiastically planning a stimulating series of thought provoking topics - highlighted by outside speakers . These programs will be held once a month in the Social Hall, immediately following Sabbath Services . l~efreshments will be served. Watch your De cember bulletin for further information on dates and topics: ! LY!!!! Strauss - _g ULTURAL COUNCIL GIVES PROGRAMS The Jewish Cultural Council f Grand Rapids presents a series f programs of Jewish content . eries tickets are ;plO for adults nd ~5 for students . On November 23 the Honorable haul Ramati will appear at e1.1ple iinanuel. On January 11 black rabbi, Hailu Eoshe Paris, Iill speak at Congregation h.havas srael. On February 22 at the Cinema Theater will be shown Sallah", starring Haym Topol . At Temple Emanuel on Harch 22, Theodore Bikel will speak on The Trend of New Politics 11 • For further information CEMETERY ASSOCIATION HOLDS ELECTION~ contact Temple office or members The following have been elected of t he Board of Trustees. officers of Mona View Jewiwh Ceme- tery Association : Isadore AshenUJC FISCAL YEAR TO CLOSE dorf, President; Mrs. Samuel Lawso 1 Statements will again be going Secretary-Treasurer. Trustees are out t his week to t hose who have Abe Ashendorf, Arthur G-reenberg, not paid their 1969 UJC pledges . Morton Kantor, Jack Lipman, Milton It is called to your attention Steindler, Sol Silverman, Leo that the UJC fiscal year closes Fwsen, Joel Wiener, Irving Singer II on January 31. Payment by the and Edward Krause . end. of December is allowable on i ;y_our federal tax returns . AhE YOU UP-TO-DATE? On October 1 the second quarter !I SISTEPJIOOD HAS WRAPPING PROJECT I of the Temple fiscal year began . Anyone interested in helping If you have not now paid at lea5t I with Sisterhood ' s holiday gift I one half of your pledge, you are i wrapping project, please call in arrears. Statements will be i I Jean ~liener, 739-3267 . going out t his week . -1 11 Grant us brotherhood not only ISRAEL LOVES COMPANY for this day, but for all our Going to Israel? Go "El- Al, years - a brotherhood not of words the Airline of the Peo~le of Israe 1 but of acts and deeds." Tell your travel agent to book you Stephen Vincent Benet via El-Al.and enter ISRAEL at I Kennedx International . I -I i I I Page 5 �ANNIVEhSMi.IES Hr . & Hrs . Harrison Friend November 1 Mr . & 1-Irs. Isadore Brody November 16 Dr . & Hrs. Joel Zaslowsky November 17 Mr . & Hrs. Leo li.osen November 20 Dr . & Hrs . Morris Teles November 21 Mr . & Hrs. Eugene Fisher November 22 }fr . & Mrs. F..ichard Kaufman November 24 THANKS TO: nuth Oppenheimer, Maxine Kantor , and Eileen Jenkins for helping at the rummage sale . And also thanks to those who donated rummage . Sisterhood IN APPRECIATION David Silberman and his par·ents thank all of you who helped make him 11 smile 11 throughout his recovery ·with your get well mes~:ages . Hopefully he will be out of his cast in a few weeks. David especially uants to thank Mrs . Bishop for bringine, the third grade religious school class and having religious school in his 11 recovery room . 11 I want to thank everyone for their kindne s ses when I was in the hospital and recuperating at home . Edith Lipman Jack Chevlin wishes to than.le all those who sent him messages of good cheer for a speedy recovery during his recent hospitalization . Arnold Bourziel, from Hadassah who appreciated the use of your RACHEL 11 Shabbat for 'l'oday", which I saw her first in a ghetto street, introduced the comraunuty to the Four hundred years ago; 11 New Sound 11 , and let us experience Her face was fair and wise & sweet, the Sabbath Service in an ultraBut her eyes were wells of 1voe. Mod mood . Hadassah Progr,J.m Cornrnittee Patiently, wearily she smiled, Sustained by an age-old sonL, REFUAH SHALAMAH Chanting the prayer of a race Best wishes for a full recovery reviled : to "How long, 0 Lord, how long?" }IliS . JACK LIPMAN MRS . MORRIS TELES Today I see her selfsame face, who were hospital patients during Benign as long ago , October . Serene in light of f r eeborn gr~ce All promised lands bestow. Please advise Te,aple office of illnesses in absence of a rabbi . The flame of ancient hatred dies; Nobly she lifts her song . Violin for sale. Contact Temple Yet always sorrow haunts her eyes: Secretary . 11 How long, 0 Lord, how long'?" Page 6 ·" �YAHRZEIT IDA ASHENDORF, mother of Mr . Abe Ashendorf, Mr. Isadore Ashendorf, Mr . Jacob Ashendorf and Hr . Max Ashendorf, November 2, Cheshvan 21 HEYER FISI-fi''.fAN, father of Mrs . Leo Rose, November 4 JACOB RIPNER, father of Mrs . Douglas nosen, November 6 HYMAN FI.J0J4AN, father of Hrs. Leo Hosen, November 7 BEh.NAHD ALTHOLZ, father of Mrs . Milton Steindler, November 13 SADIE GROSSMAN, mother of Nr. Herman Grossman, }ir. Harold Grossman, Vlrs . Samuel Klayf, Nrs. Ilalph August, November 14 Kislev 4 ROSE HAI.KIN, mother of Mrs . Ellis Chevlin, November 15, Kislev 5 REVA BANKS, sister of Mr. Herman Grossman, Mr. Harold Grossman, Hrs. Samuel Klayf and }K.rs. Ralph August, November 18 SAMUEL LIPMh.N, husband of Nrs . Hose Lipman> father of Mr. Jack Lipman, brother of Mr. Hyman Lipman, November 18 JACOB GREENBAUM, father of }1rs . Rose Rosenberg, November 19, Kislev 9 RABBI SHABBSAI TELES, father of Dr . Horris Teles, November 21 SOL COHAN , husband of Hrs·. Betty Cohan, November 22 SALAH SIMON, wife of Mr. Joseph Simon, November 22, Kislev 12 SAW.I-I HIBNICK, mother of Mrs . Leo Fonstein, November 24 ARTHUh 1.fuNDELSON, brother of Mrs . rteeva Levy, November 26 RAE CUYHAN, mother of Mrs . Morris Kantor, November 26, Kislev 16 HAFJlY GREEN, brother of Mrs. Rose Rosenberg, November 27 Continued next column Page 7 YAHRZEIT CONTINUED ALE..'8'1.NDER SAivilI'..:,L Kf~USE, father of Mr. Edward Krause, November 27, Kislev 17 JULIUS SILVEI--'J:IAN, father of Mr. Sol Silverman, November 27, Kislev 17 ROSE GREENBEli.G, mother of Mrs . Sol Silverman, November 29 DAVID ZASLOWSKY, father of Dr . Joel Zaslowsky, November 29, Kii;ilev 19 . SYLVIA hUBINSh.'Y, sister of Mr. Louis RubinskL Novemb~r_]O. GALOMBECK UNVEILING ANNOUNCED The unveiling of the stone for Mrs . Martha Galombeck will take place on Sunday, November 9, at 2:00 PH at Mona View Cemetery. CONTRIBUTIONS General Fund, from Nr . and Mrs . Herbert Ennis, for bulletin expenses. OUR APOLOGIES TO MR.So FRANK MERCER who made a Yizkor contribution in memory of Miss Rose Shapiro . Her name was listed in error as Mrs. Ra:IJ2h Mercer. JUDAISM 11 Take heed to yourself, my child, in all thy works; and be discreet in all thy behavior . And what thou thyself hatest, do to no tman. 11 Tobit 4_:_1.4--15 To err is human, to forgive Divine. ATTEND SABBATH SERVICES Ui.EGUIARLY • REMEMBER, Mb.NY WHO ~JOULD LIKE TO CANNOT ! �MUSTY NEWSLE.'T1'ER The Temple Youth Group has started some new projects this fall. Vfo are going to work in the Seaway Convalescent Home, and possibly tutor underprivileged children. These endeavors promise to be rew-drding not only to t hose individuals involved, but to our entire community . For in helping the people who one day may take an active part in this community, we are benefiting our community . Also, HUSTY has been working on Friday night services which we will be giving monthly . \le are attempting to bring in some new innovations and interesting ideas into the Sabbatµ service . We are all looking forward to the exciting as well as rewarding experience of Fall Conclave in Battle Creek. This year, as every year, it promises to be a huge success . Annette Libner, Secretary "RECIPE FOR GROWING UP" Teenagers want to be grown-up; the process is always difficult, for them and for those around them . I humbly submit Ten Commandments to teenagers, as a recipe for growing up. Here they are: 1. 2, BE TRUE to your best self - not to the child-personality you are discarding! BE TOLEI-Ji.NT of your parents; they really love you! 3. BE ThCTFUL with your parents' friends; why insult them with rudeness? 4. BE TOUGH-SKINNED enough to differ from the crowa; any boob can inimate everyone else! 5. BE TOUGH-MINDED before arriving at your own opinions; don't 1 fall 11 fihr every fad! BE TEi. JJEFu1.TE toward the opinions of others; you are not required to know everything! 7. BE TRUSTFUL toward the future and mankind; people are not so bad after all . 8 . BE THhN'KFUL for your blessings; just living in the free,plentiful air of United States is a privilege ! 9. BE THOUGHTFUL of the people around you; then you won't brood so much about yourself. 10. BE TRUST1;0RTHY in your work and play; cutting corners is one way · to stunt your character! Rabbi abraham L. Feinberg 6. �AND TO W '. V/ Sil:1 F.f~ H::: ST;-;E SSED Ar-TC;l \VHAT !IE T:E :' APAL CA i_:_El) AUD i !: hi GE• T HE i; H !-S: l •fi lCAL SIG MIFICANCE 11 OF ·1:1E Mff T l '~ G P.FT::: R THE 11 GEN TUR I ES-OLD TR l1G IC DI ALOG' 1 BET WEEN CATHOLICS AND JE ws. HE SAID THAT HE AND THE POPE GREETED EACH OT HER WITH SHALOM AND TOLD THE JE WISH ROrAA N LE AD ERS THAT THE 11 DISCUSSION GAVE HIM FULLY TO UNDERSTAND THAT THE POPE WISHES TO EXP RESS A SENSE OF DEEP RESPECT FOR THE H: STORICAL '.HERITAGE AND THE SPIRITUAL LEG ACY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE WHOSE CO NTI NU ITY IS NOW ASSURED BY THE STATE OF I SRAEL 11 • EGAN STRESSED THE HOPE THIS RESPECT COULD BECOM E A 11 POINT OF DEPARTURE 11 FOR MORE CO~ TACTS WITH THE VATICAN, WHICH HE CALLED A 11 CURREN T FA CTOR IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS 11 • EBAN ALSO SAID, IN APPARENT REPETITION OF WHAT HE TOLD THE POPE, THAT 11 THE WILL OF OUR PEOPLE IS FIRM IN MAINTAINING THE PRESEN T SITUATION. UNTIL THERE IS PEACE TH AT GUA RANTEE S OUR FRONTIERS, A RAPID SOLUTI ON IS NOT TO BE EX PECTED 11 • THIS WAS TAKEN IN SOM E VATICAN CIRCLES AS A PO SSIBLE REBUFF TO THE VATICA N'S DfSI P.E FOR A QUICK SETTLE MENT AT LE AS T RE GAKDING THE CUSTODY OF THE HOLY SITES. I MM EDIATELY AFTER ISRAEL CAPTURED EAST JE RUS ALE M FRO M THE ARAB S IN THE 1967 SIX -D AY WAR, THE POPE CALLED FOR JE RUSALE M TO BE PROCLAI MED AN OPEN CITY. �HIGHLIGITTS MUSKEGON CHAPTER OF HADASSAH Et LEEN JE~K I NS, PRES! DENT FLORH-ICE RUBI NSKY, OORRES. SEC•Y. L ET us IT THANKS IS WI TH A THANKFUL HEART THAT . HADASSAH EXTtNDS TO EACH AND EVERYONE- A JOYFUL THANKSGIVING, AND THATYOUR HOLIDAY BE GREATLY- ENIHCHEb BY THE FRUITS OF YOUR MANY ENDEAVORS, BY THE Kl~DLY, LITYLE DEEDS so THOUGHT~ULLY DONE, BY THE FAVORS or· FRIENDS SO DEEPLY APPRECIATED, AND SIVING THANKS TO THE ALMIGHTY f'OR ~HE BLESSINGS THAT DAILY ARE OUR WHICH WEARE PRONE TO TAKE FOR GRANTED, AND f'OR THE JOY OF ENJOYING AND THE f'ULNESS ·or LIVING FOUND 11 1N THE HEART THAT IS BRIMMED OVER WITH THANKSGIVING• HADASSAH SALUTES AND REJOICES WITH EL AL AIRLINES IN CELEBRATING ITS 20TH BIRTHDAY. , THE SAGA Of" :rHE ' BEGINNINGS OF' THIS MIGHTY f"LEET OF' PLANES ALL BEGAN NOVEMBER 15, 1948, IL. 12 MILLION. OTHER AIRLINES IT DID NOT AL PROPHESY THE AIRLINE INHERITED A ITS STRONG POINT THROUGH Dlf"FICULT YEARS. ON JUNE 5, 1967 THE ARMIES OF EGYPT, IN ITS EARLY DAYS ONE Of' THE LARGER EXJORDAN AND SYRIA LAUNCHED ATTACKS ON SEVPENDITURES OF THE AIRLINE WAS F'OR PAINT, ERAL F'RONTS. ALL -OUTSIDE AIRLIN~S STO~PED AND THE ENTIRE AIRCRAFT WOULD SOMETl~ES f'L~ING TO tSRAEL EXCEPT EL AL. MANY ITS RECEIVE A TEMPORARY REPAINT JOB WHENEVER PERSONNEL WERE NOW SERVING IN THE ARMED IT HAD TO F'LY OVER MORE DANGEROUS AREAS ONFORCES, BUT EL AL f'LEW SCHEDULED ROUTES, ITS MERCY FLIGHTS. CARRYING PASSENGERS AND CARGO. HOSTESSES BECAME BUS DRIVERS, OrFICE CLERKS LOADED THE SEVEN YEARS AF'TER ITS BEGINNING, ARE AIRPLANES, AND MANAGEMENT HELPED CLEAN STOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS THE 11 LEAN YEARS 11 0UT HANGARS. THE 2800 PERSONNEL ALL OVER IN EL AL 1 S HISTORY. ATTEMPTS THEN WERE THE WORLD DID DOUBLE TIME THAT WAY. THEY MADE . TO EST AB.LI SH . ITSELF' AS A MEMBER OF' . KEPT ESSENTIAL OF'f'ICES OPENED AROUND THE THE INTE~NATIO.NAL AIRL_INE FAMILY, COMPET- CLOCK. AFTER THAT YEAR, THE COMPANY HP.D JNG FOR THE TRANS-ALA~TIC ~~AR~ET WITH AN TO TRY AND MAKE GOOD LOSSES Of' MILLIONS OF INADEQUATE FLEET Of' 4 VINTAGE CONSTELLA- DOLLARS AND SO BEGAN AN INTENSIFIED TOUPl~l CAMPAIGN, TOGETHER WITH THE MINISTRY OF TIONS• TOUR I SM. -HER USALEM WAS RELEGATED AS THE TOWARDS THE END Of' 1957 THE GOVERNMENT, CENTER Of' THE TOURIST CAMPAIGN BECAUSE IT THE MAJOR I TV SHAREHOLDER OF EL AL ( THE OFFl:.RED ALL THE HOLY SI TES WITHCL'T ,HE JEW I SH AGENCY, Z IM Ar-ID THE HI ST ADRUT HOLD BOTHER OF CROSS I NG BOARDERS OR F' AC I l\1G GU?!S ;, MINORITY 8HARE8) MADE A BOLD DECISION WHENTRAVEL AGENTS AND WRITERS WERE KEY FIGURES IT DEC :m:n TO ACQUIRE L~ OF THE ,1110ST IN PROMOTING TOUR I SM AND GAVE THE OPPCrnlJ- · MOD~RN AIRCRAFT THF.N AVAILABLE---BRISTOL NITY TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES THAT ISRAEL lb BRITAN~ I A ,tET-PROPS~ EL AL THEN PUT THESESAFE, HAD MORE THAN EVER TO OF'F'ER. TODA ~ NE W AIRCRAFT INTO ATLANTIC SERVICE. THEN EL AL PERSONNEL f'ROM FLIGHT CRE WS TO ON D~c. 22, 1957, WHEN THE OTHER AIRLINES GROUND STAFF', MECHA~ICS AND F'ITTERS ET AL WERE STiLL FLYING PISTON-ENGINED AIRCRAFT,ARE SO THOROUGHLY TRAl'NED IN THE SCHOOL THE flRS T EL AL 1S NEW F'LEET OF BRITANNIAS AT Lon AIRPORT; HEADQUARTERS OF EL AL. SFF.D ACrWSS THE ATLAI\JTIC TO ESTABLISH F'OR THE HIGHEST STANDARDS ARE MAINTAINED, AND ISRAEL A NEW BLUE R1saoN SP~~D RECORD FOR MANY MUST TAKE UPGRADING AND REFRESHER THE SHORTEST TIME LOGGED TI LL THEN BY A COURSES ALL YEAR. Now THE NEW ORANGE CO MMERCIAL AIRCRAFT BETWEEN NEW YORK AND TERMl~iL AT KENNEDY A•~PORT IN NEW YORK Lo~JDEN. THEN EL AL STEPPl=:D UP ITS SF.R- _ IS COt!SlDERED ONE OF' THE WORLD 1 S FINEST. VICES TO TEL Av1v-NEw YORK FLIGHTS TO 5 Ir YOU ARE GOING TO ISRAEL, BE SURE TO TI MES A WEEK, AND DOUBLED ITS SHARE OF THE ATLANTIC TRAFF'IC WITHIN A YEAR. THE FLY EL AL. You HAVE A DELIGHTFUL EXPE81 ENCE IN STORE, AND WHEN IN iS8PEL, IMPETUS Of' THIS BOLD MOVE OF BUYING THE BE 3URE TO f'LY EL /\1.. 0 1/f.F. Ti:F t'':~ I ON WH ERE NEW AIRCRAF'T WAS ENOUGH TO PU T EL AL MosEs RECEIVED Tl~ :: Tr:n Cmw.'\~!D:v.::r.'TS .• THi..1, AMON G THE TOPE INTERNATIO N/\!. AVIATION COMP ANIES, A POSITION IT HAB HELD SINCE. CIRCLE THE KE~ FO ! N78 S~ C~ AT M~ o S!N~i or �AND SHARM-EL-SHEIK AND THEN TO E1LAT WHERE TRADITION SAYS KING Sol.:'oMON SPENT MANY HOURS AND DAYS CONTEMPLATING AFFAIRS OF STATE, AND USED AS A "RETREAT" FROM HIS MANY WIVES. WHILE YOUR EL AL PLANE IS AWA1TING THE miTURN FLIGHT, TAKE THE GLASSBOTTOMED BOAT TRIP TO VIEW THE FABULOUS CORAL FORMATIONS IN THE RED SEA, AND VIEW THE MANY AND VARIED MYRIAD MAZE OF DIFFERENT COLORED FISH DARTING LIKE MANY FACETED JEWELS. ON YOUR WAY BACK THE COLOR or THE HILLS AND MOUNTAINS CHANGE WITH THE CHANGI NG ANGLE or THE . DESERT SUN. NESTLED. l.fi ~ THE AREA IS THE Sr. CA1HERiNE MONA~TERY • . IT' · Is THE OLDEST CONT I NUOUSLY I NHAB.I TED .; MONASTERY IN THE WORLD, A~D -~AS ,AN ._ ANCl~NT LI BHARY OF' I LLUM I NATE_D MANUSCR I PS AND. A HISTORY ~ICH IN TRADITION. ***-!~*********-!•*********************¾****** THE TIME JERUSA4EM · WAS RULED BY RMOAM EMPEROR JULIAN, WHO PERMITTED THE JEws TO REBUILD PART OF THE TEMPLE DESTROYED BY AN EARLIER ROMAN CONQUEROR. THE INSCRIPTION PROVES WE WERE THERE AT THAT . TIME, AND THAT WE LONGED FOR JERUSALEM EVEN THEN, SAID PROF'. MAZAR. HOWEVER MOST ARCHAEOLOGICAL rlNDS IN THE WALL AREA SO FAR HAVE BEEN OS MOSLEM NATURE. *****·************************************ HADASSAH MEET! NG -WI LL BE -HELD l'N OOVEMBER, :AND. THE DATE . IS TO BE ANNOUNCED . BY .CARD. · THE TIME WILL 8£ 8':00 ·P.M. . AND w1LL rEr~tPL£ s 1 NA1 1·SRAEL. !LANA Co~N WILL ~IVE HER REPORT ON THE NATIONAL HADASSAH CONVENTION HELD IN NEW ORLEANS, LA. FOLLOWING THAT, AUDREY AND ELLEN CAHILL WILL TELL ABOUT THE REGIONAL HADASSAH CONFERENCE HELD IN MONROE, MtCHJGiN ON THi 21ST . OF Oar. THIS WAS A ONE D~Y - SESSION, AND ~HERE I~ MUCH TO REtAY 1 SO PLEASE BE READY TO ATTEND. s_EAr TODAY THE VISITOR TO ISRAEL DOES NOT SEE THE WORD 11 HADASSAH 11 PRINTED ALL OVER ON . VARIOUS SIGNS, PLAQUES, YET ITS IMPACE IS CLEARLY. ACROSS AND F'IRMLY ETCHED AS If' lT WERE A MAPe THE GOVERNMENT OF ISRAEL, RE COGN·1ZING HADASSAH I S SERVI CE i N I TS. *************i}*********i}*********·**i~***** RECENT HOLOCAUST AND ITS PAST HISTORY BOUND UP · WITH THE UNCOUNTED MARTYRS, HAS Po PE PAUL vI AND I sRAE LI RE I GN·.. PRESENTED ITS DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD MINISTER ABBA EBAN GREETED EA(}H .OTHER FOR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION TO DR. KALMAN J. WITH "SHAL0~ 1--THE HEBREW SA~Ui~TION . ' ... . ... . · MANN AND THE HADASSAH STAFF' IN A NOTABLE WHICH MEANS PEACE, AND JHEN .CONFERRED FOR CEREMONY WHICH TOOK PLACE ON THE 29TH or AN HOUR ABOUT ~Rti~~ECT~ f"O~ A MapDLE EAST SEPTEMBER AT THE MINISTRY Of' DEFENSE PEJ\CEe REHABILITATION CENTER IN NAHARIYA. THOSE Or YOU WHO' HAVE RECEIVED THE UNUSUAL . VA:ricAN STATEMENTS SAID THE. POPE 11 LIST= MEDICAL SUPPLEMENT WILL BE THE GRAPHICALLY EN~D ~TTENTIVELY 11 AS EBAi ~XPLAINED ILLUSTRATED DETAILS OUTLINED AND THE MAGIS~At(it POSITION ON ARAB REFUGEES, ITUDE OF THIS SERVICE POINTS THE WAY TO J~RusiLEM, THE HOLY SITES,_ ~ND EF'FORTS NE W CHALLENGE • VEN- AF'TERIHE 6 BAY- WAR, - To REACH A SETTLEMENT WITH _.ARAB ..S_TAT-£S. AND WHEN THE ARABS FLED PALESTINE IN 1948 DID NOT FORGET HADASSAH 1 S HEALING IMPACT. TH~ MEETING MARKED THE FIRS! TIME THAT A MANY ARABS EVEN ASKED FOR THE SAME DOCTORS POPE AND A HIGH OFFICIAL OF ISRAEL SAT WHO TREATED THEM THOSE YEARS AGO~ AND WHEN DOWN FOR SUBSTANTIVE TALKS. POPE P,1us CONF'RONTED WITH THEM, WERE AMAZED AT THE XI I RECEIVED MOSHE §HARETT, THEN tHE PmYSIOAL OHA~GE IN THEIR APPEARANCES, BUT FOREIGN MINISTER, IN 1952 BUT NOTHING ETERNALLY GRATEF'UL ·~OR THEIR MEDICAL SUBSTANTIVE WAS DISCUSSED. THE VATICAN KNOWLEDGE, AND THAT THEY WERE ONLY TOO STATEMENT SAID THE POPE OUTLINED _THE HAPPY TO HELP THEM WITH LATEST MEDICAL CHURCH'~ POSITIONS ON f~E -M.E. l~SUES AND DISCOVERIES. OuR GUIDE IN ISRAEL INFORMED OFfiRED ~~SHELP IN AC~1iy1NG qA ✓ UST AND OUR GROUP THAT MANY OF' THE ARAB~ WANTED TO DU~ABLE ~EACt, .AND A fRATERNAL AND FRUITKNOW WHEN THE HOSPITAL ON MT~ ScdPUS WOULD fuL tO-EXISTiNdE IN ·rHt REC6GNITIOU . OF THi' FfGHTS--REL1G1ous AND c1 ·v.1L·- -0F ALL 11 • BE READY TO TAKE CARE OF THEM. WHE~ THEY THE STATE~ENY ' I~ A~ OBVIOUS ATTEMPT TO . LEARNED THAT MANY DOCTORS WERE GONE, _OR AVOID OFFENDING ARAB LEADERS, SAID TH ; T HAD BEEN KILLED AT THE TIME OF THE CONVOY THE POPE MADE THE SAME OFF'ER TO THEMe TO Mr. ScoPuS,THEY COULD NOT FULLY COMPREHEND THE PASSAGE Of' TIME, AND OPENLY IT ALSO DESCRIBED THE MEETING AS A PRISHED TEARS or SORROW. VATE AUDIENCE, RATHER THAN AN OF'FICfA~ ****************************************** ONE. ISRAEL IS THE ONLY M. E. NATION THAT DOES NOT HAVE FciRMAL DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH T~E VATICAN. !SRAELIS HAv ~ AN ANCIENT QUOTE IS F'OllND ON THE WAILING SOUGHT SUCH RELATIONS, BUT THE VATICAN WALL IN JERUSALEM. A 1500-YEAR-OLD QUOTATION FROM THE BIBLE HAS BEEN DISCOVER- HAS NEVER TAKEN ANY INITIATIVE TOWARD I~ ED ON THE SACRED WESTERN WALL OF THE GREAT AND THE ·1ssuE DID NOT . CQME UP AT THE Tl~~ OF THIS HISTORIC MEETING. EBAN ALSO JEWISH TEMPLE. A LEADING ISRAELI SPO.KE OF THE SITUATION OF JEWS IN ARAB ARCHAEOLOGIST SAYS iT PROVES J;ws LIVED COUNTRIES AND 11 0THER PROBLEMS OF A IN AND WORSHIPPED JERUSALEM IN 400 A.D. HUMANITARIAN CHARACTER"• IT IS THOU~HT THIS LATTER STATEMENi MAY HAVE BEEN PROF'ESSORBENYAMIN MA.ZAR, HEADING THE . . A REFERENCE TO EF'FO~TS UNDE~ WAY ib WIN EXCAVATIONS AROUND . TH~ TEMPLE WALLS, . SAID THE RELEASE OF two ~,s~AtLIS HELD IN SYRIA THE SENTtNCE WAS FROM ISAIAH, CHAPT~R 66, SINCE THE HIJACKING . OF AN ISRAEil-BOUND VERSE 14: "AND WHEN YE SEE THIS, YOUR TRANS WORLD AIRLINES JET LINER BY ARAB HcART SHALL REJOICE, AND YOUR BONES SHALL ' GUERRILLAS. FLOURISH LIKE~~ HERB 11 • Fa •' ' 0 MAZAR SAID tHE INSCRIPTION WAS WRITTEN AT EBAN TALKED TO ROME'S JEWISH COMMUNIT ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/19c399d86ccedd3298d96adb799418ee.pdf 3f295979f721c763fc49369b810ee8da PDF Text Text m'l'liiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiilillllillliililllllliilillllillliillllJlllilliiliililiiiiiiilliillliilllllliiliiililllllllilllllliilllllllllllDllliiiillllllllliilliiiliillliiliililiillllliliiliiiiliiliiill!lllrlliililillliiliiiiiiiiiliiiliiiliiilillliiliiiiiiiiiiiililmm mm mm I BULLETIN I Congregation Sons of Israel ~ of New Year Edition I RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS ROSH HASHONAH Friday evening, S~ptember ? ..... ...... ......... "REMEMBER Us UNTO L1FE .. Saturday morning, September 8 .................. "REBUILDING THE WoRw" I I I Sunday morning, September 9 ...... ...... ...... ... ..... "WHAT SHALL h BE?" YOM KIPPUR Sunday evening, September 16 ..................... ... Kol Nidre: "WHAT Vows Do WE TAKE" I I I Monday morning, September 17 .......... .. ... .. .. .. ... "Tirn SECOND CHANCE .. Monday afternoon ................................................ "REUNION AT Y1sKoR" succos Friday evening, September 21.. ... ..... ...."THE JEWISH loEA OF BEAUTY .. Friday evening, September 28 .... "THE SYMBOL OF JEWISH SuRVIVAL .. Saturday morning, September 29 .. ... ...YisKOR: "W1TH EMPTY HANos" Saturday evening, September 29 ........... . S1MCHAS ToRAH: PROCESSION OF THE ToRAHS I ROSH HASHONAH I 5706 -:- September 8th -.- 1945 mm mm m... iiiliiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiililillliliiiiiiliilillli l!"illl iiiillliiliiiiiilllliiilliilillliiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiiii llllllllllllllll iiiiiiiiiiilliiiiililiiililiiilillliliililiiiliiiiilillli lfflllll iililiililiiliilillllliiiliiiiliiiilliiiliiliiliiliiiiiii 111m �--·--THE BULLETIN MUSIC IN THE SYNAGOGUE OF ---o--- CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL Every people, from its earliest beginnings, developed art forms as expressions of its folk experience. This art among thr Israelites took the forms of poetry an music, with both developed and used simultaneously to complement each other. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Rabbi Lewis Satlow, editor Vol. New Year. 5706 No. I A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RABBI "This is the day that the Lord hath made, let us rejoice and be glad in it." (Psalm 118:24) The message of peace has come at last, bringing joy into many a heavy heart and light to the darkened spirits of a bruised and bleeding humanity. The end of the war is co-incident with the beginning of the New Year. Tradition tells us that Rosh Hashonah marks the birthday of the universe. "On the first day of Tishri was the world created." The Rabbis further tell us that before the present universe was created, God fashioned one world after another, until he was satisfied with his work. Then came man upon the earth and built world after world, each on the ruins of his once powerful predecessor: Pharoah, Nebuchadnezzar, Caesar, Alexander, Ghengis Khan, Napoleon, and in our own generation, Hitler. Now again the world is in desolation. Millions upon mH!ions of people have lost their lives on the field of battle, through hunger and disease, torture, fire and cannon. Lands have been laid waste and cities are desolate. Once again, man must rebuild a new world from the ruins of the old. This is our great opportunity to create a clean and brave new world where the Moral Law will rule the hearts of all nations, where "justice shall well up like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream." The eyes of the world rest upon us. The United Nations ·c harter holds forth the promise that at last a society of nations can dwell together in unity, where all men will recognize that they are brothers, and man will no longer learn and practice the arts of war. On the threshold of the Jewry gathers to pray for the world, "Veya'asu kulom "so that they all become ternity." new year, all the peoples of agudah achas," one contrafra- May our prayer be granted on this Rosh Hashonah day! It was ancient custom to welcome the victors in battle with music and song. The Bible records several such great songs marking victories over the enemy: Miriam singing and dancing, accompanied by the timbrels, after the successful crossing of the Red Sea, and De,borah's song of triumph over S.isera. David was acclaimed with timbrel and lyre by the women in Israel after defeating the Philistines. Later in our history, as the divine service in the Temple developed, instrumental music played an increasingly larger part. From the books of Amos and Isaiah it is evident that the sacrifices were attended with music. A description of a Temple service is found in the Book of Chronicles: "Priests . . . lifted up their voices with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of music, and praised the Lord: 'For He is good for His mercy endureth forever.' " Indeed, one of the chief functions of the Levites was to sing the psalms to instrumental music. Parenthetically, it is interesting to note, that the modern symphony is based upon the four types of instruments played by the Levites (Psalm 150) : string, wind, horn, and drum. The Talmud describes the magrefah (organ), a wind instrument with many pipes and stops, as being used in the Temple at Jerusalem. After the destruction of the Temple, it was decreed that music be forbidden as a sign of perpetual mourning, except for weddings. However, synagogue music continued to develop into our traditional cantorial modes, and of late years many congregations, including the orthodox Alt-Neu-Schule in Prague, introduced the organ into the service. The fulfillment of the mitzvah of worship has become more meaningful through its use. We sincerely trust that the addition of choral music to our High Holy Day Services will contribute immeasurably to its beauty and enrichment, and will lend dignity to the spiritual setting. ---o--Our Appreciation We wish to express our deep thanks to Mrs. Sam Lawson who gave so generously of her time and energy in the preparation of the New Year Greetings. �OUR PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I take this opportunity, on behalf of the officers and members of the congregation to extend our best wishes for a very happy and properous New Year. We have gone through a most trying and crucial year in Jhe history of Judaism and our ranks are ' orely depleted. We thank God that the ew Year finds peace reigning through out the world. But for millions of our brethren who are no more, our rejoicing holds a lingering note of sorrow. Most of the great J ewish religious and cultural centers of Europe have been destroyed and the responsibility of carrying on our great heritage rests upon American Jewry. We, of Muskegon, have far to go to realize our aims. However, we have made great strides in proper directions under the capable and sincere leadership of our Rabbi. As we again take hold of the reins of time and begin another journey through the New Year I call upon each individual member of our expedition to carry his share o-f the respon sibilities and work. With your help and the ever-present guidance of our Rabbi we shall have little difficulty in successfully achieving our goals. We are confident that next Rosh Hashonah God will grant us the privilege of worshipping in our own Synagogue our new hom e. SAMUEL G. KLAYF ---0--HADASSAH Hadassah salutes the Muskegon community with cheers of joy for the long and h ope d for peace which has finally come. To ou r greetings and wishes for happiness is adde d the realization that the cause for which we fought and for which precious lives were given substantiates the concept of American "justice and liberty for all." We Americans, along with our Zionistic views, staunchly uphold this th eory, and hope that with constant work and patience, our goal will someday be achieved. The Muskegon chapter of Hadassah extends hearty New Year wishes to you all. May the peace of today be everlasting. We wish to thank our community for its complete cooperation in all our endeavors. This has been most gratifying, for without your fine community spirit, our goals could not have been achieved. We also extend our thanks to the United Jewish Charities for their generous contribution of one thousand dollars which provided furni sh_ings for a ward room .in the new wing of ,..,_ B. Rothschild Hadassah University Hosital, which is a permanent record of Muskegon's contribution . This year Hadassah plans to highlight the holiday season with our traditional Yorn Kippur party. It will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf. We wish at this time to thank the Ashendorfs for the generous offer of their home for the third consecutive year. Remember the date, September 17th. Many more announce- ments of Hadassah's activities are in store for you. Look for them - they are worth your while. Never a dull month for Hadassah. In closing, let us remember our founder Henrietta Szold, and her ideals of serving humanity, "The healing of the daughter of my people." To her memory we pledge our sincere loyalty to carry on her work. L' Shonah Tovah Tikosevu. FRANCES AUGUST, President ---o--B'NAI B'RITH Muskegon's Abraham Rosen Lodge No. 818 of B'nai B'rith is looking forward to the New Year with both pleasure and confidence . Pleasure in the knowledge of what has already been accomplished, and confid ence that we can continue to increase in effectiveness and influence as the year goes on. The year's activities have already begun in the form of a community picnic which was a great success, both socially and financially. Other plans will materialize in due time as B'nai B'rith takes its deserved place in the life of our progressive community. In behalf of the membership of Abraham Rosen Lodge No. 818 of B'nai B'rith, I extend to every member of the Muskegon community hea rt-felt good wishes for a most Happy, P eaceful and Prosperous New Year. JACK LAWSON, President ---o--SISTERHOOD As the New Year approaches, the thoughts of every member of our Sisterhood turn to plans for the coming season. The year just past has been full of trials and difficulties but it brought with it that great longed-for blessing - the tidings of peace. In this my first Rosh Hashonah message to you as the new President of your Sisterhood I pray that the New Year will at last reunite you with all of your loved ones. The k eynote of our Sisterhood has always been service to our community and in this spirit I dedicate myself to the continuation of this tradition. With your active cooperation we can do much to strengthen the religious life of Muskegon Jewry. Our chief concern will be the Religious School. We, as mothers in I srael, are fully aware of the importance of the religious education of the young generation for "as the twig is bent so grows the tree." Other Sisterhood projects are being planned and the next issue will carry further details. Our first meeting of the year will be h eld in October, where I am looking forward to greeting every member of Sisterhood. Together we will work to make this year one of glorious achievement. On behalf of Sisterhood, may I congratulate our Rabbi for this grand new enterprise. May it always carry messages of joyous tidings throughout the coming year! GENE BERMAN, President �I I lf' f t t tt t t t Jt t t t t t t·t It! Jt t t t t t t t t t t t t t J.µ,;,J t tr;;;J I JJt 1·1;;; ! t t 1t 1t1tt11 tt; t t t ?i J! t tll t t Jt t t t t JW NEW YEAR GREETINGS H i if iii ii f Tii i ii iii i i.f iii iiii iii ii l Jilii iii iii iii iii iii iii iii m Rabbi and Mrs. Lewis Satlow extend their sincere wishes for a year of health, happiness, and peace. Mr. Louis Aron wishes all his friends a very happy New Year. t iii i i i i l ii i i i iii iii iii Iii f H Mr. and Mr s. Morris Friend an d sons co dially extend the season's greetings to all. A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Galombeck. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf and son cordially extend the season greetings to all. A very happy N ew Year fro m Mr. and Mrs. Morris Golden and daughters. A very happy New Year to all my frien ds, Mrs. Sam Ashendorf. Mr. and Mrs. P hillip Gr anik extend the season's greeting to all. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph August, Sandra and Irwin, wish their many frien.ds a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr ossman and son wish to be remembered to all t heir friends on this New Year. To all our friends a New Year filled with contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baru and family. May the coming New Year bring peace and happiness to all of us. Mrs. Isaac Gr ossman and family. May 5706 bring you all the choicest happiness and contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berman and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grossman and family wish all their friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Har ry S. Berman, Barton and Phyllis extend the seasons greetings to all. The season's greetings to our many friends, from Mr. and Mrs. David Gudelsky and daughter. May the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Komma Gudelsky and sons wish their many friends a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman wish a glor ious New Year to their relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hecht and daughters Ann and Judy greet their friends this festive season. Mrs. Rose Berman extends the season's greetings to all of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hirschfield and famil y extend the season's greetings to all. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Cane wish their many friends a happy New Year. T ech nical Sgt. and Mr s. Leonard H ur witz wish all their friends a very joyous New Year . A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mr s. Robert Cherin and family. A happy and contended New Year to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Darmstadter. Seaman 1st Class Gustave de J ong, Mrs. de Jong, and son Douglas, extend holiday greetings to all. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Friedenberg and daughter, Tess Elizabeth, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kantor and sons extend the season's greetings to all. Mr . and Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman and sons extend the season's gree t ings to t heir many friends. May the nicest things in life be yours this New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Klayf and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fish er extend the season's greetings to all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and son, He1 bert, and sister, Blanche Hass, cordially extend holiday greetings to all. A very happy New Year from Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fisher, Marilyn and Sally. May t he New Year bring you happiness and peace, Rabbi Klitzner and family. Mr. and Mrs. H yman Friedman and Pamela wish their friends a very happy New Year. The season's greetings to our many fr iends, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lahr and family. �rI I IUIn~•~;ll;~~i"~i·~~~·;~~~UP 111\IBII Iii i i i iii iii iii iii i i TTTi iii iii f ii Ii 1 i i ri i iii ii i 1 f.i ii i if iii iii iii i i f iii ii i i 1 i.1 ii in"t i iii iii i i' H May a happy New Year shower its blessings upon you, Mr. and Mrs. J ack Lawson and sons, Lanny, Stevie and Marty. May the year 5706 bring us all peace and · contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson and daughters. Happy New Year greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow and son, Allan. Mr . and Mrs. Max Rosenberg wish t h eir many friends a joyous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg and daughters greet you on this festive occasion. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Chas. Rubinsky and Linda extend holiday greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. J esse Levin and daughter extend the season's greetings to all. Our heartfelt wishes for your joyous New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saffer and Pvt. Marvin Saffer. A glorious New Year to all our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schmookler extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipman extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schubb extend the season's greetings to all. The best of health and happiness in the New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lipman. A very happy New Year to all from Mr. and Mrs. Max Schumacher and son . A very happy New Year to our many friends, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Locke and family. Best wishes for the New Year from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seger and family. Mrs. Emily R. Moross cordially extends the season's greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nadell extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. Max Newman and daughter, Mrs. Harriet Talbot, extend their greetings to all of the community. May the coming New Year bring you all the best things in life, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neumer and Stephen Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pr.i ce extend the season's greetings to all. A very happy and prosperous New Year to our many friends from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price and sons. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Roberts and daughter extend the season's greetings to all. May the New Year bring you all much happiness, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seigel. A joyous New Year to our many friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Silverman and son. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Silverman, Louis and Barbara Ann, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Singer and family wish all their friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and famiiy extend the holiday's greetings to all. A ver y happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith and daughters. The best of wishes for a happier New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein and family. May all your wishes be fulfilled this coming New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodoff. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and sons, Bernard and Jack, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers cordially greet their friends at this festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stern and family extend the season's greetings to all. - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose extend season's ,eetings to their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Strifling wish their many friends a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosen and son, Douglas, wish their many friends a happy and peaceful New Year. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Teles and family extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen and family convey their wishes for a joyous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wiener and family cordially greet their friends this festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Wolfe and family extend the season's greetings to all. �uLAU TO KNOW YOU (A poem written by a soldier in Sicily, found among his possessions after h e had been kill ed in a ction.) Look, God, I have never spoken to you. But now, I want to say, "How do you do." You see, God, they told me you didn't exist, And like a fool I believed all this. Last night from a shellhole, I saw your sky, I figured right then they had told m e a lie. Ha d I taken time to see things you made, I'd have known they w eren't calling a spade a spade. I wonder, God, if you'd shake my hand, Somehow, I f eel you will understand, Funny I had to come to this hellish place, Before I had time to see your face. Well, I guess there isn't much more to say, But I'm sure glad, God, I met you today. I guess the "zero hour" will soon b e h ere, But I'm not afraid since I know you're n ear. The signal? Well, God, I'll have to go, I like you lots a nd I want you to kn ow, Look, now, this will be a terrible fight, Who knows, I may come to your house tonight. Though I wasn't friendly to you befor e, I wonder, God, if you'd wait at your door. Look, I'm crying! Me, shedding t ears ! I wish I had known you these many y ears ! W ell, I have to go now, God, goodb ye ! Strange, since I met you, I'm not afraid to ' die. (Reprinted from "The Clarion" of the Roger Williams Baptist Church in Los Angeles, California ) CHOIR At long last, the dream of a choir has become a reality! Throughout the summer the group has been m eeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Silverman, who so graciously offered their hospitality. Under the direction of Mrs. Tony Aron the choir has been trained to sing manliturgical compositions in the traditionaK / modes. The foll owing are its m embers: Mmes. Warner Galumbeck, Sam Klay£, Komma Gudelsky, Sam Lawson, B. Pearlst ein , Robert Rosenberg, L. Satlow, Mr. Sam Klayf, Mr. Sol Silverman. ---0--WELCOME W e are happy to welcome the following new m ember s into our congregational family: Jack Ashend orf, Max Ashendorf, Sam Broutman, M. Bernstein, Francis Fine, Lyle Hirshfield, Milton Kositchek, Sam Lawson, Max Lebow, Lyle Roger s. May your a ssociation with our congregation be mutually inspiring. Shalom U'verocho ! ---o--MEMBERSHIP Member ship in a syn agogue is a fr ee will offering, but the congregation can be on a secure foundati on ONLY if the ent ire community shar es in its support. This support is most effect ive when it is in the fo r m of a definitive annual subscription. It h elps t o make the progr am of the synag ogu e stable and uninterrupted. OUR NEW TEMPLE "When we build, let us think that we build forever. L et it not be delight, nor for present use alone; let it be such work as our descendants will tlwnk us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when these stones will be h eld sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, 'See ! This our Fathers did for u s.' " - Ruskin. for present SUNDAY SCHOOL WANTED Registration will take place at the Hackley School on Sunday morning, September 16 at 10 A. M. All parents must be present, T efillin, Mezzuzos and other r eligious articles are wanted at once for the J ews of liberated Europe. The n eed is urgent! If you have such material availa ble, please communicate with Ra bbi Satlow. together with the children. The opening sessio-n will take place on Sunday morning, October 7th, at 9:45 A. M. �"IN MEMORIAM" Y IS KOR NAME S In loving memory of my beloved husband Samuel, by Mrs. Samuel Ashendorf. In loving memory of our father and husQ_and, Morris Berman, by Mrs. Rose Berman f,}nd family. P1ease call Rabbi Satlow if you desire to have the names of your dear departed included in the reading at our Yiskor Service on Yorn Kippur. All names must be in by Friday, September 14. In loving memory of my mother, Eva Belfer, by Mrs. Arthur Fisher. - --o--- Sacred to the precious memory of our beloved father and husband, Isaac Grossman, by Mrs. Isaac Grossman and family. CALENDAR In memory of our beloved parents, Bessie and Bernard Hass, by Blanche Hass and Harriett Kline. Sacred to the memory of my beloved mother, Sophie Hirschberg, by Mrs. Jack Saffer. In memory of our beloved mother and wife, Dora Hirschfield, by Leo Hirschfield and family. Rosh Hashonah .............. ... .. ...Sat., Sept. 8 Sun., Sept. 9 Y om Kippur ....... .... ...... .. ... .. Mon., Sept. 17 Succos ....... ............. ....... ........ .Sat., Sept. 22 Sun., Sept. 23 Sh'mini Atzeres ......... ......... ..Sat., Sept. 20 Simchas T orah ........... ..... Sunday, Sept. 30 In sacred remembrance of my mother, Rebecca Klayf, by Sam Klayf. - - -o - - - Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, by Jack and Sam Lawson. RESERVE THE DATET United Jewish Charities In memory of my ,b eloved father, Samuel Minsky, by Mrs. Jack Lawson. Annual Dinner Meeting In memory of my beloved father, Samuel Rosenthal, by Mrs. Max Lebow. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 6: 30 p. m. at the In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Carol Charlotte, by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and sons. Occidental Hotel WKBZ High Holy Day Program Our Rabbi will conduct a High Holy D ay service over Station WKBZ on Sunday evening, Sept. 9th, from 7:00 to 7:30 o'clock. -. CHILDREN'S SUCCOS SERV ICE The children of our Religious School will participate in a special service marking Succos and Simchas Torah on Sunday morning, September 30th, at 10 :30 o'clock. A Sucah on the pulpit, decorated by the m embers of our Sisterhood with the fruits of the harvest season will serve as the setting. Children from four through six years of age will carry flowers in procession to the altar, while those between the ages of seven and twelve will march with baskets of fruit and deposit them on the pulpit, symbolizing the ancient processions made by our ancestors on Succos, when they brought the firnt fruits of the harvest season to the Temple in Jerusalem. After the traditional procession of the Torahs around the Synagogue, all children who are entering our Religious School for the first time, will be called to the pulpit and blessed by the Rabbi. �DEDICATED TO THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN IN OUR ARMED FORCES *** Irving Achtenberg Lawrence Gluck Harry Ashendorf Dave Goldberg I. Ashendorf Herman Grossman J. Ashendorf Louis H. Grossman Al Parker Max Ashendorf Lewis S. Grossman Syd. Polly Hilliard Gudelsky Leonard Price Abe Berman Justin Gudelsky Jack Berman Leon Gudelsky Max O. Berman Eugene Hirsch Marcus Bess George Hirsch Phil Best Irving Hirsch Stanford Broutman Dan M. Moore R. M. Orlikoff Douglas Rosen Seymour Rosenberg Chas. Rubinsky Louis Rubinsky Sam Jacobs Marvin Saffer Morton Jacobs Sam Schumacher Herman Kessler Irving E. Silverman Lawrence Klein Harry Singer Ben Klitzner Hy. Singer Oscar Daniels Arthur Kopoloff Irving Singer Henry Darmstadter E. H. Krause Leslie Davis David Krupp Seymour Cane Alfred Caplan Jerome Cherin Ben Cohen G. B. DeJong Frank Disken N. H. Skolkin Raedelle S. Levy Irving Stein Jack Lipman Norman Fleishman Ardo M. Friend Phillip Miller Harrison (Buddy) Friend James Mintz * MU SK2GON PRIN T S HO P Marvin Skolkin Morris Levine Volf Liebovitz Eugene Fisher Jay L. Singer Jerome Stern - Killed in Action Robert Stein Lewis Jack Steindler Nathan Talbot � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194509 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-09 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 1945. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/3c8763dce60c1059ef20525a8cb3f09d.pdf 9b15f59064dd7bf9d65042da4e748d98 PDF Text Text mm iililiiiiliiiiiliililililiililiiiiilliilliiliiliililiiili 11111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiliiliiiiil --iilliiliiiiiiiliilililliiiiiiiiiiiiiililliiiiiiliiiiiilil- iiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll ram mm mm BULLETIN I of Congregation Sons of Israel Muekellon, Michigan Vol. 1 OCTOBER 1945 I No.2 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS I I I Friday Evening, October 5th: Report on the Palestine Emer~ency Conference in Washin~ton, D. C. I I I Friday Evening, October 12th: Noah-Genesis VI, 9-XI"He Walked With God" Friday Evening, October 19th: Lech Lecha-Genesis XII-XVIl"Harbors of Hope" Friday Evening, October 26th: V ayera-Genesis XVIII-XXIl"The Great Advocate" mm I mm mm •hliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhiiiilm:mm •ihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiihil-- •ifiiiitiihhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilililiiiiliiiiliiilliiiiiiil- •iiiiihihiiliiiilililiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiilmm �THE BULLETIN of CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL Muskegon, Michigan Rabbi Lewis Satlo-w, Editor Vol. 1 No. 2 EMERGENCY!! The fate of the J ewish people now hangs in the balance! The council of foreign ministers in London is now deciding the issue of Palestine. Hundreds of thousands of our people are still languishing in concentration camps, unwilling to return to their countries of sorrow and to the scenes of their disgrace. President Truman, at the insistence of Jewish deputations and through the intercession of several senators, sent a Jeter to Prime Minister Atlee demanding that 100,000 homeless and stateless Jews be admitted into Palestine immediately. Atlee has taken affront to our government's steps in our behalf and has refused to reply to the president. We demand that the Labour Government fulfill its pre-election promises to the Jewish p eople ! An emergency conference will take place in Washington this Thursday, October 4th, to compel immediate action in Congress and in the British Parliament, which will open in a few days. Rabbi Satlow is on his way to Washington to represent our community. He will see our representatives in both houses of Congress to motivate them into action for our afflicted people; and will take part in this conference. A report on the proceedings will be given by the Rabbi to the congregation at our service this Friday, October 5th, at 8 :15 p. m. Make sure to be present at the Synagogue! ---o--A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RABBI There is an ancient legend in the Book of Maccabees which relates that when the Temple of Solomon was destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 B. C., the prophet Jeremiah commanded the young pri:ests of the Temple to take the sacred fire of the Altar and carry it with them into captivity. They were charged to keep alive this holy fire, the symbol of Light and Truth, for future generations. When Nehemiah, cupbearer of the King of Persia, received permission to rebuild the Holy Temple, he rededicated God's Altar with the glowing embers of the original flame. Talmud legend relates that in the year 70 C. E., when the Roman legions of Titus set fire to the Second Temple, God Himself commanded the angel Ariel, Guardian of the Holy Altar to carry off to a place of safety the gleaming coals of the sacred Altar. This spiritual fire was kept alive by the Jew in the Diaspora through the establishment and maintenance of Synagogues and Schools for worship and study, and these received the active support of every Jew in the community. Spain, northern France, southern Ge many and Poland became in turn great ce~ ters of Jewish culture. In Poland, many great Yeshivos gave to the world Rabbis and Talmudic scholars who became the torchbearers of knowledge and Jewish idealism, strengthening the faith of their people. Alas, the nazi hordes have spread destruction and terror in their wake and have extinguished the light of Jewish civilization in many parts of Europe. Jewish communit ies have become so broken in body and spirit, their numbers so depleted, that they find great difficulty in reestablishing their communal life. "Rov minyan, rov binyan," "where there are great numbers, there are great institutions." The American J ewish community today is the largest and most important body in the world. The sparks of the sacred fire brought to these blessed shores by generations of Jews must now be fanned into flame. It has become the sacred charge of American Jewry to dedicate itself with renewed zeal to this great tradition of Jewish learning. This new year finds our Sunday and weekday religious schools fully prepared to carry through a broader program of Jewish Education. By bringing us your childre'n will we be enabled to keep alive in the hearts and minds of the younger generation, this sacred fire! ---o--WEEK-DA Y HEBREW SCHOOL Registration is now open for our Hebrew School. Classes will meet twice weekly, on Mondays and Wednesdays, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the capable instruction of Mrs. Morris Teles. Please call Mrs. Teles, 256-400, to register your child for instruction in the Loshon Kodesh, the Hebrew language. ---o--- w e Acknowledge With Thanks the Receipt of the Following Contributions: For the Prayer Book Fund: From Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Price, in ho or of the homecoming of Capt. Leonard Price. From Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawson, in honor of their son, Martin Scott Lawson. From Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen, in memory of Hyman S. Flaxman. From Abe Ashendorf in memory of his father, Samuel Ashendorf. �SUNDAY SCHOOL The first session of our Reli'gious School will take place on Sunday, October 7th, at 10 o'clock, at the Hackley School. We now have 67 children enrolled in the six classes, which include children from the ages of four through 15. Faculty Kindergarten _ _ __ __ Bertha De Jong Grade L _______ _ ___ Sonia Caplan Grade 3 ______________ _________ Lois Lawson Grade 5 _______________ Irene Darmstadter Grade 7 __________________ Charles Locke Grade 9 ___________ Rabbi Satlow, Joseph Hecht Programs ______ _ __ __ Sarah Oppenheim ---o--CRADLE ROLL A new project, sponsored by Sisterhood, has been introduced into our community. All children from birth until admission into the kindergarten class of our Religious School will be entered' on our Cradle Roll. Special parties will be planned for Cradle Roll children two and three years of age to celebrate the various festivals as they occur through the Jewish year. Thus will our younger children be affiliated with the religious life of our community as naturally as they take their place in the greater community about them. ---o--SISTERHOOD The opening meeting of Muskegon Sisterh ood for the 1945-46 season will take place at the Women's Club, Tuesday evening, October 2nd, at 8 :15 o'clock. As program chairman, Mrs. Fred Rodoff, assisted by Mrs. Chas. Locke, is planning a very interesting evening of entertainment in the form of a pageant depicting Succos and the Sabbath. We trust that many members will turn out to help launch the new year. It is especially hoped that our new members will join us and indicate their willingness to participate actively in our Sisterhood. Due to the illness of Mrs. Louis Seger, our vice-president, to whom we all say, "speedy recovery, Irene," Mrs. Sam Lawson has assumed the duties of this office during her absence, and will attend the State Convention of T emple Sisterhood in Detroit. Mrs. Jerome Fisher and Mrs. Joseph Hecht, State Board members, will also take part in this Convention. One of the first projects on our calendar \\ baked goods sale which Mrs. Sam Price, , chairman of fund-raising, is planning or October 12th. MRS. MAX LEBOW, Secretary ---o--B'NAI B'RITH The beginning of our season finds a number of our members returning to Muskegon from the armed forces, augmenting our growing organization. The Program Committee has planned a number of interesting meetings for the months ahead in order that our lodge will continue to increase in effectiveness with the growth in numbers. Meetings will be held on the first and third Mondays of each month at the Occidental Hotel. One wiU be devoted to the business of our organization, and the other will be cultural and social in nature. Plan;s have been formulated to present diversified programs which will familiarize the membership with aims and accomplishments of B'nai Brith. The first social meeting of the year, on October 15th, will be devoted to anti-defamation. A speaker from the Chicago office will be our guest for the evening and all members of the community are invited. FRANCIS FlNE, Program Chr. ---o--HADASSAH October has come and with it another step forward in Hadassah. Our annual membership tea where new members are welcomed into aai.d acquainted with the work of our Hadassah, will take place at the Muskegon Women's Club on Monday, October 8, at 8 :15 p. m. As usual we expect to have a fine speaker and a most interesting program. In October, too, the Hadassah National Convention will take place in Chicago, at the Stevens Hotel. We will be represented by our president, Mrs. Ralph V. August, who will present her report to the organization at the annual paid-up membership supper early in November. Our program chairman has wonderful plans for the entire year so it is with great anticipation that we look forward to Hadassah meetings and to a successful year for Zionism. REEVA M. LEVY, Vice-president ---o--WHAT DOES THE SYNAGOGUE DO FOR US? 1. It serves us on occasions of joy and of sorrow. 2. It cultivates congregational fellowship. 3. It perpetuates the traditions of our ancestry. 4. It guides us in our Jewish thought. 5. It helps us in our personal problems. 6. It imbues us with ideals of service and of usefulness. 7. It gives our children a Jewish education. 8. It helps us cultivate a sounder home life. 9. It helps raise our status in the community. 10. It instills in us reverence of the Moral Law. - Bulletin Exchange. �UNITED JEWISH CHARITIES The United J ewish Charities is the central philanthropic J ewish agency in Muskegon which collects and allocates funds for local, national and world-wide J ewish causes in need of our support. The beneficiaries are orphanages, homes for the aged, hospitals, consumptive relief, overseas relief, and Palestine. The new offices of the United J ewish Council are Paul M. Wiener, chairman; Jacob M. Kaufman, vice-chairman; and the following as trustees: Abe Ashendorf, Harry Fisher, Sam Klayf, Jack Lawson, Sam Lipman, Leo Rosen, and Harold Silverman. ---o--THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL The United Jewish Appeal is the largest fund-raising Jewish organization. Its component members are the Joint Distribution Committee and the United Palestine Appeal. The J. D. C. was organized to distribute fund s for the r ehabilitation and assistance of Jews overseas. Throughout the war, its agents have worked openly and secretly to administer relief, extend economic aid, assist in emigration and give general and emergency refuge e aid. It has done its work directly and in cooperation with affiliated organizations. The J. D. C. has now taken on a n ew function-the r econstruction of the religious and cultural life of the Jewish communities abroad. Sefer Torahs, :prayer books and other religious articles are now being collected throuo-hout this country and se nt overseas for this purpose. The United Palestine Appeal consists of the Palestine Foundation Fund (Karen Hayesod), the fund-raising instrument for the Jewish Agency for Palestine, recognized in the League of Nations mandate as the supreme authority in the re-building of Palestine, and the J ewish National Fund (Keren Kayemes), which acquires, reclaims and develops the soil of Palestine as the national property of the J ewish people. ---o--JEWISH CULTURE COUNCIL For many years small communities far from the stream of Jewish life, have felt the lack of programs of Jewish cultural value. To fill this need in Muskegon, the J ewish Culture Council has been formed. This organization is planning several unusual programs which will include artists who will bring to us the best of our rich store of liturgical music, folk songs, dancing, art and drama. The Council is a joint community project and is composed of: Sam Klayf, president of our congregation; Gene Berman, S.t sterhood president; Frances August, Hadassah president; Paul Wiener, United Jewish Charities chairman; Jack Lawson, president of B'nai B'rith; Max Rosenberg, preSident of the Zionist Organization, and Rabbi Satlow. We hope that the programs planned for the year will prove a source of of inspiration, education, as well as fine entertainment. ---o--- MUSKEGON JEWISH CENSUS A form is now being prepared for mailing to every Jewish family in Greater Mu kegon, in order to establish and maintaih---'. statistics of our community. It will include such items as the names and birthdays of the children, anniversaries and yahrzeits, and other pertinent data. These printed sheets must receive your immediate and careful attention, since a number of projects await the completion of the census. ---o--- MAZEL TOY Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the newest members of our community, and to their parents: David Mark H ershfield Nancy Fis her Sheryl Anne Berman Tess Elizabeth Friedenberg Michael Alan Satlow Martin Scott Lawson Bert Hess Roberts WANTED AT ONCE T efillin, Mezzuzos and other religious articles are wanted at once for the J ews of liberated Europe. The need is urgent. If you have such material available, please communicate with Rabbi Satlow. WELCOME NEW PUPILS We welcome the following new students in our Sunday School: Kindergarten: Irwin August, Lynn Chevlin, Sanford Miller, Barry Satlow. Grade 1: Benetia Stern, Vivian Stern. Grade Ill: David Brace, Wilma Fox, Sherwin Stern. Grade V: Diane Fox. Grade IX: Judith Singer. ---0--WHAT IS A JEW? "To be a J ew is to belong to an old harmless race that has lived in every country in the world; and that has enriched every country it has lived in. "It is to be strong with a strength t l has outlived persecutions. It is to be against ignorance, honest against piracy, harmless against evil, industrious against idleness, kind against cruelty! It is to belong to a race that has given Europe its religion; its moral law; and much of its science - perhaps even more of its genius - in art, literature and music. "This is to be a J ew." -Phyllis Bottome, "The Mortal Storm" ---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194510 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1945. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/23c73c98e362db0a5023fe675c0ae309.pdf 98d766eec0283dd0195e9cde983130d7 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of Congregation Sons cf Israel Huskc gon - !Eichigan Vol. 1 November - 1945 RABBI SATLOW1 S SER.HONS: Friday evening , Nove~ber 2nd : Keren Hc.ycs od Sabbath HJ.. Peopl e Buys Its Land . " Friday evening , November 9t h : Jewish Book Wuek A Review of: 11 For t he Sake of Heaven" by Martin Buber NOVE!mER IS JEWISH BOOK MOHTH No. 3 �Keren Hayc sod S[tbbnth An interesting experience of his visit to a colony in Northern Pales tine is r elnted by Dr. Walter C. Lowdermilk. On the wall of the dining room he . s.aw. a life_s;i.ze photograph of three fine looking young · men . ·upon asking about them, he ·wa·s told that the se young men had been shot from ambush vihile elev.ring the la..Yld of this new colony. Just before death, one of them had written in his notebook: "It is not s o hard to die vihen one does it for his ovm country. 11 The Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fund) was formed in London, in 1920, to recreate the Jeviish homeland r.nd to foster the spirit cf Zionism. This Sabbc:th, we celebrate a quarter century of J e1•:ish achievement in Palestine. During this period; the Keren Hayesod has acted , as it viere, as the ~;itional Treasury of the Zionis t i.1ovement. It Vias responsible f or the creation of a Hebrew educational systrun; it has invested l v.rge su.';ls in labor health, hous:ing and pubiic works; it has made funds avail.1ble for the r egulation, selection, training and reception of immigre.nts; it has c~~c t o the assistance of industry und has laid the foundati on of a whclc systen cf institutions for industricl. development . It has supplied .money for the strengthening of security of Jewish settlement. One of its mos' i .rnporta.nt functions is to help velop agriculturtl colonies by means of long teri!l loans to groups and individuals to settle the land · made n.vailable by the Jewish National Fund. ADULT EDUCATION Hebrew Class A clt>.ss in Hebrew for adults will be given at the Occidental, Hotel on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Rabbi Satlow will teach the group the clements of reading, fundamentals of granmar , and conversati onal Hebrevi . Bible Lectures Rabbi Satlow will conduct n series of Bible l ectures and discussicns vvhich Viill include t he study and interpretation of selecti ons frQ~ t he Bible, co~parative religion, archae ol ogy , the culture of the ancient world, a7d the development .of t he religi on of Israel. The firs t meeting i,vill ta.ke place at _the . home of t he J erome Fishers on Tuesday evening, November 13th• JEWISH BOOKS FOR . JE.'WISH HOMES �JEWISH :OOOK MONTH November has been designated . as Jewish Book Month. · During this time · a nation-1yide effort i s being ma.de to . bring to the attention of the -Jewish community, information about Jewish books. This .observance ·will culminate .in the celebrntion of Cbanukah on Nov ~,1:tber , 30th, when the first light viill be kindled. Cha.'1uknh is tpe season of exchange of- gift.s, for it marks the vie tory of Torah an.d Enlightenment ove::::- Paganism. Wtiat finer gift ·can we give our children and friends than J cwish books that lc;:i.d to knm~ledgc and understanding? The Sisterhc,cd has ordered the . f ollowing: juvenilo books which will .be made ave.ilable f or the purchase of Cha.nukah gifts: Mother 'G.09s0 Rhymes f or Jev1ish Children, K 1 t on 1 t on, Grandfather' s Big Book, and Hillel's Happy .Holidays. Our s ermon, on Friday evening, Hovel:'.1ber 9th, will he a review cff "For the Sake. of Heaven", by Martin Buber, Pro-fessor Philos-:ophy of the Hebrew. University. The setting of this book is the Napoleonic period, but its :e ssence is tirr).el~ss and most applicable to our present day world struggle. JEWISH BOOKS ARE YIEAPOHS OF DUIOCRACY HEBB..Eti SCHOOL Hebrew classes for children · wilL begin this Monday, November 5th. Instruction · will be given by Mrs. Morris Teles and the groups will meet twice each week,:. Monday and Wednesday, artd Tuesday and Thursday. J.P.S. The Jewish -Publication Society is a cultural, non-profit, · cQU~ cational organization which brings Jewish kncwlcdge into thousands of ho11es each year. It is supported by nominPl dues fr om. its members, and by funds from those in sympathy with its aims. An annual membership of $5 entitles one to a choice · of any three of the six books published each year. · Among the books published are those deal- · ing with Jewish history; litera-:ture and thought, L~ addition to at least one novel each year. TO MUSKEGON Mrs. Sol Smith Mr; ~nd Hrs. Jay Snyder .V/ELCO},fE Mr. & _9ISTERHOOD PARTY The first fun.d-rcising activity of the Sisterhood Program will take place on Nov. 18, c.t the Lake Harbor Grange Hall on Henry Street. It is called: 11 HARD TiltlFS PARTY11 arid will feature a Thanksgiving ontertainr;1ent program in addition to a fine supper. �WELCOME HOME! With fervent thanks to the Almighty, we welcome home to their farrii liGs 2nd commu.pi ty the f ollowing who have hen- . urnbly n.nd faithfully served their country: Harry Ashendorf Isnde,r Ash01:dorf . J ack Ashcnd orf tiax A.shcndorf · Jack Bcrrnnn hln:x O. BerI.1an Seynour Co.no Jerome Cherin Ben Cohen Oscar Daniels Harrison Friend Do.ve GololAierg Lm~is S. Gros sman Justin Gudelsky Ed . H. Krause Phillip Uiller Al Parker ' Leono.rd Price Hy1:1an Singer · CALENDAR OF EVEns Nov .. 5 B'nai B'rith Mee ting Business Session 11 6 Sisterhood Mee ting Mr. J ohn Farrell, 11 lfodical Ce.re for Returned Veternns 11 • 11 12 Hadassah l.!c cting Report on Convention by M:rs , Ralph August. 11 13 Bible Class "Culture of the Ancient World" at home of Jerome Fishers, 1561 Clinton Street . 11 18 Sisterhood Hard Times Party. 11 19 B1 nai B'rith Socin.l Archie Davidson 11 Thc Work of the J.DL Today." Adult Hebrew Class Occidental .Hotel 11 20 Our henrtiest cong_rntulntions to the newest 1'.1.Gi:lbers of our corununity, .and to their proud parents: · 11 27 Bible Class 1farc Leslie Ber.er.an Roger Hichacl Krause 11 Hazel Tov "The Epic of Creation" at home of Leo Roscns 1632 Peck St. 30 Chanukah Kindle first candle � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194511 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-11 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1945. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/bc555615de1d06fd3a7d2a45f94d7ebf.pdf 2097d0b8574f3ce5eab6ed87788e6559 PDF Text Text · BULI.ETIN · ·of Congregation B'nai Israel 1.iuskegon, Michigan December - 1945 Vol. 1 No . 5 RABBI SATLOW 1 S SERMONS: Friday Evening, December 7th 11 A Nazi I s Confession: Robert Ley' s Testament" Saturday morning, December 8th, at 9 o 1 clock Bar l\1itzvah of Alan Lebo.~ Friday Evening, December 14th 11 The Badge of Greatness" . Friday Night is Synagogue Night �Sermon of The Week The ,~orld ·Has shocked at the suicide of Robert Ley while awaiting t rial as Na zi viar criminal No . 4. Before he died in his cell , he wrote a letter of repudiation of anti-se~itism, the foundation of the doctrine of nazism. This Friday eveni ng , vm shall discuss Robert Ley 1 s testament in the ·l ight of his life, his death, and the future of the people of Germany. ~v'lould the plan outlined in Ley 1 s testament of a board composed of Jevis and, anti-semites to bring about a reconciliation between J ew and Ger,nan prove successful? Bar i\iitzva,h This Saturday .morning, Dec. 8th, at 9 o 'clock, Ala..n Lebow, son of Mr . and Hrs. liax Lebow, v~ill become a Bar bi:itzvah, confirmed into the faith of his fathers. The entire co!ilffit.mity is invited to attend the service and the ceremony and also t he r eception in Alan's honor on Sc).turday evening at the- home of their aunt, Mrs . Sara Klein, 910 Dole Avenue , North Muskegon . ;1e congratul2_te Max and Sophie Lebow on this happy occasion . May God bless Alan and r.Uly he grow up to be a worthy son of his most worthy p~rents. Congregational Meeting At the breakfast meeting last Sur day morning the following office .;md trustees were elected :Srunuel Klayf - Pr esident J os iah Woiner - Vice-President Jack Lawson - Vice-President Ed-ward Kraus e Secret2_ry Reuben Bermru1 - Treasurer '-.J Trustees : Abe Ashendorf, Harry H. . _Ber.man, Jacob Kaufm~, Samuel Lipman, Dr. Phillip Miller, Leo Reisen, Ku Rosenberg, Harold · Silverman, Paul Weiner. Best wishes for a most successful administrati on t Building to Begin Our House of Worship Committee o.nnounces a gala dinne r under the generc1f chc;irmanship of Mnurice Golden, tobe .held t!.t the Occi- ' dent[).l on 'Wednesday evening , De c. 26th • . An unusuo.lly _fine progrrun will be presented on that night to the entire community gathered ~t the Gr.:nd Ballroom. . A rr.odel of the propos od now build ing will be on exhibit for the inspection of the congregation. Upon th0 succes s of this dinner will depend the completion of our new Snyagoguc . �Adult Bible Class T' -third Bible Class will be held t ?X'S Tuesday evening at the home of the Jack Lawsons at 8:15 o'clock. We will read selected portions of the stories of the _flood and of .Abrl:'.ho.m. Al l are rcqo1nsted to ' ·i.ng bibles in order to p2.rticipnte ~e actively in the cl~ss period and the discussions which follow . Hazel Tov To Mr . and :Mrs . Joseph l'fodel on the birth of their d~ughter, Paula M...-ucine • To Mr . r.nd Ers . Leonard Stern on the birth of their daughter, Sandra Che ryl. Wclcorao Home Phil Bost Gustave De Jong Jack Lipman Louis ·R~binsky Irving D. Silverman We Pray for the Recovery .of Sadie Lipman -who is no-vv at · Hackley. Hospital . arry . Fisher, --·at the University Hospital, Ann Arbor. Rev<1.: Banks, daughter of :ivirs . Sn.die Gross1nan, o.t Hackley Hospital . House of Worship The second half of the brcakf.:1.st meeting ln.st Sunday w:J.s concerned with the .financial reports of the Building Fund and the election of officers who will be responsible for the building of our new and bon.utiful House of :Worship. The following were ~lected : Leo Rosen, President . Jacob Kauf;nan , Vice-President Jack Lawson, Secretary Fred Rodoff , Treasurer Trustees : Maurice Golden, Sl'muel Klayf , Samuel Lipman , H~rold Roson, . Fred Stein , Joseph Strifling and Pc:'.ul Weiner . · Advisory Trustees : Abe Ashcndorf, ChLcrlEis Locke, Sam Pric0, Harold Silvermnn b.nd Sol Silvermnn . 113.y · this fine group of officers be successful in establishing a House of Worship worthy of our fine congregation t Tt:ie Snyagogue With tbe Synagogue, began a new type of worship in the history of hu.,nanity , the type of congrcgntional worship . In all their long histor y, the J ev1ish people huve done scnrcel;sl o..nything more viondorful thM to create the Sy-.1a.gogue . No hu.rnnn institution has a longer continuous history, and none has done more for the uplifting of the hum.nn r8.ce . R. Travers Herford �Calendar of Events Change of Name It has been voted by our congregation at the annual meeting to change the official name from Sons of Israel to its Hebrev1 equivalent, B1 nai.Israel. YOUR RABBI IN . Tlfi: crn.,."I.iUHI TY Rabbi Satlov1 has · been placed on an editorial: committee whose purpos.e it. viill be tq compile a book on the minority groups of Greater. Muskegon. This v;ill be published under the auspices of the Council of Churches; and the labor organizations in our community. A Purpose ·in Life If any little viord of mine .. Can make one heart the lighter If any little song of mine Can make one life the · bright~r · God help me speak that little word And take that bit of singing And drop .it in some lone·l y · vale, And set the echoes ringing. Anony.mous Saturday, Dec. 8 - ~vening / • Bar Vri.tzvah Reception at the · home of Mrs. Sara Klein, 910 Dole Ave ., North Muskegon . ~onday, Dec.. IO, at 8:15 Hadassah Meeting Candle Lighting Cer emony ..in "-..../ memory of Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah move;nent. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 8:15 Bible Clnss at the home .of the ·Jack Lawsons 600 Leahy Street - Heights (Please bring your Bible) . Monday, Dec. 17, at ·s:15 B1 Nai Br ith Social at the home of Sam Price 1103 W. Southern Wednesday, December 26 House of Worship Dinner Grand Ballrooi11 of the Occidental Hote l. °.µr Deepe.st Sympathy to Ada Hecht a.ad Al Frax1k on the passing of their father, Herman Frank. · "Zecher Tsadik livrocho 11 1f. ay the memory of the right- ,.___ eous be a blessing! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194512 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-12 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, December 1945. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/5f19624d8ec7f0c39cd2031d06898563.pdf dc2a102d315b4d4d21f21a864ca21235 PDF Text Text BULLETIN OF CONGREGATION B1 NAI !SRAEL Muskegon, Michigan J.anuary - 1946 V,ol. 1 RABBI SATLOW 1S SERMONS:. Friday evening, January 4th 11 Is There A Jewish Way of Life? 11 Friday evening, Jcllluai·y ·11th "Letters from the Desert" . Saturday !Il<?rning, January 12th, at 9 o'clock' Bar llitzvah of Louis Silvermnn FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock No. 7 �SERUON OF THE W.liliK PROGRAM OF THE YEAR A vital controversy has been Cantor Saul Meisels of Temple-onraging in the columns of the the-Heights, Cleveland, one of National Jewish Month],.y, B'nai the renowned cantors of America, B1 rith Magazine, between Rabbi will p:t?esent a program of Jewish Jacob J. Weinstein of Chicago, folk songs on Wednesday evening, and Professor Mordecai Grossman, . ., Janupry 19th, at the auditorium of former instructor at the .Hebrew ··• the Hackley Art Gallery. University in Jerusalem. It ..Mr • . Meisels! _in terpre tat ions and has revolved· al'ound -the quest..:: mimicry .have made him much sought ion, 11 Is there a Jewish Way of · after by · most of the larger c•ities Life. 11 Rabbi Weinstein presents .....in .the .country • . Accompanied by Mrs. arguments in the :affirmative, :Meisels, a fine musician in her ovm while Dr. Grossman takes the right, he brings to his audience a stnnd that the Jewish way of · well~rounded and varied repertoire life has disappeared completeiy of entertaining and beautiful music. in America. This is. the . 9econd of..the .culturaj.. This Friday night, we will preseries made possible by our congresent both sides of the issue and ga:t,ion and is open without charge will make observations and con- .. to every member of our community. clusions on this important question of the day. The entire Be sure to reserve this date for community is urged to attend the outstanding musical event of this service, take part in the the year. worship and discussion on this interesting subject . MAZEL TOV NEXT WEEK I S SEF..i.'11:0N The coming of the new year brought with it two joyful _announcements: Next Friday evening, Jan. l.l,, we will describe the experiences The engagement of Edith Kohn to of the Palestinian Jewish soiJack Lipinan · · · diers as seen through 'the eyes / of one who recorded his life -ns The betrothal of Lois LQwson and an Allied soldier in a book called "Letters from the Desert". Jerome Cherin We are stirred by their hopes iand disillusionments, and fight for WELCOME HOME recognition by their British comrades-in-arms . It mn.kes interDr... Norman Fleishman esting and exciting reading to learn of the brave exploits of our fellow Jews. �A PLEA FOR YOUR HELP Dear Friends : . - -ope faces a terrifying winter. F9r the million and a quarter · that devestated continent, . ws starting their lives over again their h~nes gone, their health broken, _their families shattered, the months ahead viiil ·be •bitter. It will be a season of death through cold, disease and starvation. on But you can: help. You can save Jewish lives and rsbuild hope from the rubble of despair. Food and knitted items, medicines and comfort goods 2 layettes and toys are the means. The plight of our suffering brethren overseas is ·so fer:rible that the Joint 1/istribution Committee, in cooperatiop. with nati,mal Jewish women 1s organizations and other groups, is :i.mmediately undertaking an eme rgency c9ll<;lction oJ _relief supplies to supplement its regular a·s sistanc13 programs. Through your help it will be possible to' bdlst,e._r the 'diet of · longstarvcd men and women in the former Nazi ·. concentt·ati'on · camps, to provide · milk for newly-born Jewish babies ··children~ . to put toys into the hands of' Jewish orphans,. and. to · br.ing. smiles of hope and courage back to the faces of hundre,;is.· o.f thousands of these unfortunates-. . and COMFORT ITEMS AND MEDICINES ,FOODSTUFFS Coffee, ·· c.onde,n:9ed milk .Absorbent c~tton, aspirin .D~~ydrated. .vegeta,ble soups Adhesive tape, cleansing tissue Dried peas, beans, rice Combs, cosmetics (lipsticks, etc) · Hard chocolate; hard candy Hair brush~ s, hairpins, :bobby pins Malted milk powder Hwdkerchiefs, iodine, letter paper .· Packaged sugar, sweet cocoa .Whole milk powder Razor blades, razors, Brushes and · · ·. CHILDRENS ITUfS Shaving cr:erun, Sew:i_ng materials Caps, crayons, stamped pieces Soap, tooth brushes, tooth paste to embroider, -notebooks, penVaseline, zinc oin~mcnt., ·etc. cils, picture books, socks, ~~eaters~ 'toys; 'tmder~on.r. r ~ase · bring .t hese items with you to ·meetings of Sisterhood, B1 nai ·ith, Hadas·s ah, or send them with your-' -child.re~ :to Sunday School. �l Reserve the datet l'JUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR / - Cantor Saul Meisels of Temple-o~-the-Heights, Cleveland Wednesday Evening, January 16th . 8:15 o'clock Auditorium ·Hackle1 Art Gallery Folk songs, Character portrayals, Interpretaticms. · . Bar :Mitzvah Reception · - -· Next. Saturday morning, Jan. ]..?, at 9 o'clock; Louis · Silv~rman will-be confirmed into the faith of his fathers at our Sabbath morning service. The entire community is invited to attend the service ahd the ceremony.. Mr. & Mrs. Sol Silverman cordially invite all to the Reception in Louis' honor · at their home, ~668 Jefferson, on Saturday evening, Jan. 12th. . . . - . CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday, Ja.~. 7 at 8:15 B1 nai Brith meeting Occidental Hotel Tuesday., Jan. 8 at 8:15 Bible Lecture at the_ heme of the Jerome Fishers~ 1561 Clinton. · (Please bring Bible) Saturday, Jan. · 12 at 8:30 Bar Mitzvah Reception -at the home ·of the Sol Silvermans, 1668 Jefferson St_reet. We congratulate Sol and Dorothy on this happy event in their lives. May Gqd bless Louis and his parents, and may he bring them: •~ -::- -r. much happiness as he grows into Monday, Jan. 14 at 8:15 manhood. · Ha.dassah meeting · I YOUR RABBI IN 'l'HE COW.11JNITY •. Woman s Club• Rabbi Satlow will' debate the Palestine question with 1-ir. -Wednesday, Jan. 16 at 8:15 Joseph Nejum, a Mohammedan Arab, Second Cultural program before the Grand Haven Di~" Cantor Saul Meisels . cussion Group, at G.H. High Sch. Auditorium of Hackley next Thurs . P-V~ni 1s_, ,J R.."1 , l Ot.h. Art Gallery 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194601 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/5d350de0e8a2cb0ce5d76fd5e8d1aac5.pdf 66877501a4a3962efb10943a98b11607 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B1NAI ISRAEL Muskegon, Michigan February - 1946 Vol. 1 RABBI SATLOW 1 S S:ERlvfONS Friday evening, February 1st 11 Th,e _Spirit Enslaved 11 Friday evening, February 8th Debate: Bernard Steindler Barbara Lawson Subject: 11 Should Vie Sponsor Yeshivos 11 FR.iDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock No, 9 �NEXT WEEK'S DEBATE Several weeks ago, the subject under discussion of the PostConflrma.tion Class was the Yeshivah. This question of Jewish parochial education proved so interesting that an informal debate took place, with the class divided in lively controversy. Af'.J EXPERIMENT IN EDUCATION The Post-Confirmation class, unr' ~ the leadership of Rabbi Satlow, has evolved a .unique system of instruction. The first half of the class period each Sunday morning is devoted -to instruction by one of the students. Rabbi Satlow then supplements the lesson with additional information, and guides the discussion period which follows. We feel that this provocative subject is most v;orthy of being The aim of this method is to develbrought to the attention of our op leadership in our young people, congregation. Therefore, on Friday evening, February 8th, in addition to preparation as futa debate on this question will ure Sunday School teachers. be held in place of Rabbi SatUp to the · present t~ne. Bernard low1s sermon. After the serSteindler, Barbara Lawson, and vice, the congregation will be Robert Berman have acted as student invited to express their opinions instructors. Harriet Lahr is on the subjec t in general disscheduled to take over the class cussion. this Sunday, Feb. 3rd, while Bruce SIB'J DAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Cohen will serve in this capacity the fallowing ·week. The half year period of our The curriculum consists of the study Religious School has just ended, of Orthodox, Conservative and Reform and despite the severity of an· early wint er and its attendant Judaism; their history, development and institutions, as well as a rounds of illness, the followsurvey of the many secular Jewish ing are to be congratulated on social, philanthropic and educattheir record of perfect attendional institutions. ance: / Kind. I III VII Phyllis Berman Deborah Locke Barry s. Satlow Sandra August Richard Locke Wilma Fox Diane Fox. Vle are Sorry! Elaine Page, one of our most diligent of Religious School students, is now at Mercy Hospital ~ the result of an accident. We l>-...:"tend to her our best wishes for a speedy recovery. �YIVO - Yiddish Scientific Institute historic occasion was celebrated last week in New York with the entieth Anniversary Conference of the Yidtjish Scientific Insti tut-e. The history of the Yivo is most interesting, for since its inception it has been inextricably bound up with the cultural life, and indeed, the very life of Jewry. This organization was founded in 1925 in the City of Vilna, Poland, by a group of Je,~ish scholars. There waa at that time, as well as now, a great need for an institution for academic research in the Jewish cultural heritage. The work of Yivo is divided into four sections: history, economics and statistics, literature and linguistics, and psychology and education. It is fortunate that the libraries and ~rchives were distributed among numerous branches in many countries, for, at the outbreak of war in 1939, the American section took _over the functions of the center in Vilna and some of the staff members came to New York from Vilna and Paris to continue the v1ork. The aims of Yivo are to supply docwnentation, research and training. Hundreds of thousands of books, periodicals, pamphlets and letters have been collected, catalogued and made available to scholars. The historical archives were housed first in Berlin, then in Paris, and now in New York. A bibliographica office keeps a catalogue of all item,s of Jewish L'1terest published in the press of all the world in all languages. The Yivo Studies, one of its publications, is a per-· iodical devoted to all fields of Jewish research. A special training division prepares young men and women for indepen_dent research in Jewish social studies. ·In 1940, this division was r~rganized and adapted to the American background. The Yivo is now sponsoring a contest among Jewish soldiers and veterans offering prizes for essays on the subject, "My Experiences and Observations as a Jevi in World War II. 11 Nm~, while the memories of our young men who have unctergone soul-searching experiences are still fresh and poignant, Yivo hopes to recapture and collect these feelings and observations. These ne,~ attitudes on Jews and Judaism will doubtless act as guideposts to the future of American Jewry. HADASSAH MOVIE Moshe Oisher in "The Cantor's Son" Refreshmer1ts Sun. Feb. 17_ ____,l_.W.C.A. �Your Rabbi in the Community CALENDAR. OF EVENTS On Sunday evening, February 10, Rabbi Satlow will conduct a Discussion on Jews and Judaism at the Co1rununi ty 1iethodist Church, Scenic Drive, North Muskegon. This will be preceded by a supper at the church, to which the Reverend Mr. B. · Sanford Clark has invited a delegation of our community. Monday, Feb. 4th at 8:15 · B1 nai• Brith business meeti . Occidental Hotel Mr. Charles Locke is in charge . Sunday, Feb. 10th, at 6 P .M• . · Inter-faith Supper Meeting · Community Methodist Church . Scenic Drive, N. Muskegon Speaker: Rabbi . Lewis Sa.tlow. of this committ ee. Call him to make arrangements for inclusion in the group. CRADLE ROLL ADDITION .· We extend our hearty congratuiations to Mr. and Ntrs. Morris Levine on the birth of their son, Jerome David. To the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith, we say Mazel Tov! {~ •<" ~r •:- • !- We Are Happy to Welcome 11r. and Mrs. Herbert D. Fisher into our. community. Herbert is a recently-discharged veteran and we are confident that . he and Janice will add much to our activities. ~ Tuesday, Feb. 5th at 8:15 Sisterhood Meeting - Woman's Club. Speaker: Miss Middlewood of the Children's Cent er. Dram. read:ings: Mrs. Blackwood. Monday, Feb. 11th, at 8 :1,5 Hadassah meeting Woman I s Club Book Review: Mrs. L. Satlow Sunday, Feb. 1 '7th at 8 P .M•. _Hadassah Movi~ - Y.W.C.A. ·Moshe Oisher in 11 The Cantor I s Son". Refreshments. Sunday, Feb. 27th, at 6 P.M. Installation Banquet Guest Speaker: Rabbi A.A. Steinbach, Temple Ahavath Sholom, N.Y; Our Deepest Sympathy to Mrs. Max Schumacher on the death of her sister, Dora Boxbaum. May her soul be bound up in the bon of eternal life' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194602 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, February 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, February 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives