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Grand Valley State University
Veteran’s History Project
Korean War
Myron Teegardin
Interview Length: (00:20:10:00)
Early Life (00:00:01:00)
Teegardin was born on June 4th, 1943 in Grand Haven, Michigan. (00:00:12:00)
Teegardin’s parents were divorced. (00:00:27:00)
o The family consisted of him, his mother and father, and two sisters. (00:00:47:00)
Teegardin completed high school in San Diego, California. (00:01:00:00)
o After graduation, he went to work for the American Can Company in Oregon.
(00:01:10:00)
o After he was laid off in the fall, he decided to join the United States Army.
(00:01:34:00)
Teegardin joined the Army because he didn’t “like the ocean, which eliminated the
Navy”. (00:01:50:00)
o He was also drawn to the Army because he wanted to go into combat engineering.
(00:02:20:00)
Early Army Experience (00:02:32:00)
Teegardin completed his basic training at Fort Ord, California over the course of 3
months. (00:02:48:00)
o “It was difficult because it was a complete change of life overnight”.
(00:03:02:00)
o He then transferred to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri for another 3 months of basic
training. (00:03:13:00)
o After that, he transferred to Fort Benning, Georgia, for Paratrooper School.
(00:03:23:00)
Although Teegardin wanted to go into combat training, it never materialized.
(00:03:43:00)
After he completed Paratrooper School, he was assigned to stay in Fort Benning as
“cadre”, which assists in training new recruits. (00:03:51:00)
It is difficult to adapt to the military “because of the discipline”. (00:04:20:00)
o “Once you get your mindset…it becomes a way of life”. (00:04:32:00)
o Teegardin felt that it was difficult at first, but “they build you up fast”.
(00:05:20:00)
o Teegardin did five-mile runs before breakfast in the morning, and after the first
few weeks, he believes that “you don’t think twice about it”. (00:05:40:00)
Teegardin was deployed to Korea and traveled by ship out of Oakland, California.
(00:06:02:00)
Before arriving in Korea, the ship made stops in Hawaii, Guam, and Japan. (00:06:10:00)
o Just before they arrived in Guam, a hurricane had hit the island devastating much
of the civilian structures. Although the ship was scheduled to dock there for a day,
they stayed an extra few days to assist in the cleanup. This storm produced 184
mph winds and was one of the strongest in recorded history. (00:06:25:00)
o “A coconut blew completely through a building like a cannonball”. (00:07:29:00)
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While in Korea he saw “not a lot, but some” violent conflict. (00:07:57:00)
o “I’ve been shot at”. (00:08:03:00)
o Although Teegardin did see his fair share of combat, the majority of occurrences
were “sneak- across-the-border type action”. This included explosions and small
ambushes. (00:08:05:00)
Teegardin created a photo album of his experiences in Korea, which includes both photos
and signatures from the men he worked with. (00:08:52:00)
o He only stayed in contact with “1 or 2 of them for about a year after we were in
the service”. (00:09:30:00)
Teegardin was in the 7th Infantry Division. (00:09:49:00)
Teegardin kept in touch with loved ones at home by letter, which was the only available
method. (00:09:58:00)
o Once in a while, the men were allowed to make a phone call, but the signal was
not good and made it difficult to use as a method of communication.
(00:10:25:00)
o He talked to his mother over the phone one time “but it was very short and we lost
the connection”. (00:10:35:00)
When the men were off- duty, they were sometimes allowed to go into “the little village”.
(00:11:10:00)
The base which Teegardin was assigned to in Korea was very heavily guarded due to
how close it was to the demilitarized zone, or “where the front line was”. (00:11:20:00)
o For the most part, the men remained on- base for their own safety. Free time was
often spent playing sports such as baseball, going to the “Soldier’s Club” where
live music and shows were played, or going to the “Post Exchange” store as
opposed to going off- base. (00:11:35:00)
Post- War Experience (00:12:50:00)
Teegardin chose to travel by boat to return to the United States, although he was offered a
flight. (00:13:40:00)
o Traveling this way ensured that Teegardin would be home by Christmas.
(00:14:28:00)
When Teegardin and the other men arrived back in Oakland, California on November
22nd, 1963. They were told that “they might have a change of plans and we might have to
get back on and go back out” because this was the same day that President John F.
Kennedy was assassinated. Luckily, the men aboard the ship were allowed to return
home. (00:15:00:00)
When Teegardin returned home from Korea, he was not immediately discharged and still
had duty time left to fill. (00:16:30:00)
o He was stationed in Chicago in the 5th Army recruiting district. While here, he
assisted in Army recruitment. (00:16:40:00)
o He lived in a “hotel-type apartment” while in Chicago. (00:17:27:00)
Teegardin believes that the most difficult thing about readjusting to civilian life is
breaking away from the discipline. (00:17:35:00)
The Army helped Teegardin get his “act together”. (00:18:05:00)
o He was not equipped to go to college because there was no financial aid programs
as there are contemporarily. (00:18:16:00)
�o The Army also helped him to develop an ambitious spirit, with which he credited
his decision to go back to school later in life. (00:18:20:00)
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Afghan War, 2001--Personal narratives, American
Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-1981--Personal narratives, American
Korean War, 1950-1953--Personal narratives, American
Michigan--History, Military
Oral history
Persian Gulf War, 1991--Personal narratives, American
United States--History, Military
United States. Air Force
United States. Army
United States. Navy
Veterans
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Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Personal narratives, American
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Special Collections & University Archives
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Smither, James
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Myron Teegardin was born in 1943. He grew up in San Diego, California where he completed high school. Not long after graduation, he enlisted in the Army. He initially trained as an engineer, but then went to Fort Benning, Georgia, for jump school, and stayed on there as an instructor. He was then sent to Korea to join the 7th Infantry Division. His unit was close the DMZ, and there were periodic clashes with small groups of North Korean infiltrators. He returned to the US late in 1963, and completed his enlistment working as a recruiter in Chicago.
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Abraham, Kellie (Interviewer)
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Veterans History Project (U.S.)
United States--History, Military
Michigan--History, Military
Veterans
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Korean War, 1950-1953--Personal narratives, American
United States. Army
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2011-05-25
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Grand Valley State University
Veterans History Project Interview
Ted Tees
Length: 1:00:17
(00:05) Background Information
Ted was raised in Buchanan, Michigan and graduated from high school in 1965
He then went on to Lake Michigan College for two years before he was drafted into the
Army
(3:25) Training
Ted went through basic training at Fort Knox, in Kentucky for 8 weeks
They went through much physical training and testing, received shots and inoculations,
classroom sessions, training with weapons, marching and running
He then went through Advanced Individual Training
Ted thought he would be sent to Officer Candidate School, but he went through
Advanced Infantry Training instead at Fort Polk in Louisiana for 12 weeks
In AIT Ted went through enhanced weapons training, confidence courses, and there was
much physical work
All of the training Ted went through was phenomenal and really prepared him for his
experience in Vietnam
Ted then was sent to Fort Benning in Georgia for Non-Commissioned Officer Candidate
School
Ted went through some leadership courses in Georgia and had extensive classroom
training
He then went on to jump school, thinking that if he just continued to volunteer for more
programs, the war in Vietnam might be over by the time he was finished training
Eventually Ted received his orders to go overseas and he had made Buck Sergeant, E5,
by the time he went to Vietnam
(8:40) Arriving in Nam
Ted had a flight to Vietnam and they stopped in Hawaii and Japan before arriving
It was very hot getting off the plane; the humidity was overwhelming
Everyone was very welcoming and helped to get the new men oriented
Ted was immediately sent to Camp Evans to work with Bravo Company of the 506th
Airborne Infantry, 101st Airborne Division
The supply officer got him ready and he was then told he would have to go in the field
right away with his new captain
Ted was a little overwhelmed and never got to settle in before he was sent out
�(12:40) First Assignment
Ted became Sergeant of the 4th Platoon, but was not really familiar with his new position
The squad had already been in combat and the men were all experienced
Ted had thought that he would be fighting a bunch of barbarians, but he actually found
the Vietnamese to be quite smart
Many of the American soldiers had thought they were invincible because they had been
successful in 3 previous wars
(20:25) Search & Destroy
Ted was finally able to go to Camp Evans to clean up and check on his weapons
He next worked on search & destroy missions, looking for the 29th NVA Regiment in the
jungles of the valley
They had earlier been pushed off of Hamburger Hill and moved near the Laotian border
where they continued to cross back and forth
The Americans made contact with the enemy about every 2-3days, in which it was
usually the enemy initiating fire
There were well established trails in the jungle
(30:05) Average Working Days
Whenever they were attacked in the jungle, it was always hard to locate their target and
no one wanted to just blindly shoot back and waste ammunition
Mail and water were brought in every 2-5 days, but their missions usually lasted 14-20
days
There was a bit of a stand down during the monsoon season with the storms being so
strong and making it dangerous to be out in the open
After each mission the men would return to camp to clean up, eat a few hot meals, check
their weapons, and get checked out by the surgeon
Ted would work in the fire base for about 5 days and then would rotate out with another
company
He was in Vietnam for a total of 11 months
(41:30) Entertainment
Ted often wrote letters to his parents and friends
Having a higher up position, he often tried to humor and entertain the other men when
their morale was down
Ted was able to spend several days in Sydney, Australia while on leave
He had a great time in Australia and really liked all the civilians
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On his last day in Australia Ted was taking a cab to the airport and the driver told him he
did not have to pay any fare because he really appreciated what Ted was doing in
Vietnam
The men never had any time on weekends or at night to go to the bar or really do
anything relaxing
(49:40) After Service
Ted was given a new position at a Tactical Operations Center where he worked with
classified documents for a while before he was sent home from Vietnam
The time really went by quickly while he was there for a his last few days and waiting to
leave
Ted flew out of Vietnam on his way out and it was a great relief to finally leave
He arrived in the US and was discharged soon after returning
Ted was only 21 years old when he returned in 1970 and he felt that he completely stood
out from the rest of his generation because he had changed so much
He visited his family and was looking forward to getting back to civilian life
Ted later went back to college, taking night classes while working for Whirlpool
After finishing college Ted took a position working at the Palisades Nuclear Plant
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Veterans History Project
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Grand Valley State University. History Department
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An account of the resource
The Library of Congress established the Veterans History Project in 2001 to collect memories, accounts, and documents of U.S. war veterans from World War II and the Korean War, Vietnam War, and conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere, and to preserve these stories for future generations. The GVSU History Department interviews are part of this work-in-progress, and may contain videos and audio recordings, transcripts and interview outlines, and related documents and photographs.
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Afghan War, 2001--Personal narratives, American
Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-1981--Personal narratives, American
Korean War, 1950-1953--Personal narratives, American
Michigan--History, Military
Oral history
Persian Gulf War, 1991--Personal narratives, American
United States--History, Military
United States. Air Force
United States. Army
United States. Navy
Veterans
Video recordings
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Personal narratives, American
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Special Collections & University Archives
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Smither, James
Boring, Frank
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Veterans History Project (U.S.)
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RHC-27
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eng
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Tees, Theodore (Interview outline and video), 2010
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Tees, Theodore
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Ted Tees was raised in Buchanan, Michigan and graduated from high school in 1965. He then went through 2 years at Lake Michigan College before he was drafted into the Army. Ted went through basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky for 8 weeks and then through 12 weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk in Louisiana. He then went through Officer Candidate School, Jump School, and continued volunteering for other programs, hoping that the war in Vietnam would be over before he finished training. Ted was eventually sent to Vietnam where was assigned to a line unit of the 101st Airborne Division, and went on many search and destroy missions in the aftermath of the Hamburger Hill battle. He was in Vietnam for a total of 11 months before he was discharged and able to go back to college.
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Massa, Richard (Interviewer)
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Oral history
Veterans History Project (U.S.)
United States--History, Military
Michigan--History, Military
Veterans
Video recordings
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Personal narratives, American
United States. Army
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eng
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Veterans History Project (U.S.)
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2010
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Grand Valley State University
Veterans History Project Interview
Vietnam War
Richard Teesdale
Length of interview (13:58)
(00:17) Basic Training
Served in the Vietnam War in the U.S. Marine Corps. (00:21)
Upon discharge, he was an E4. (00:28)
Served mostly in Vietnam. (00:34)
Enlisted in October, 1966 at the Grand Rapids Marine Corps Depot. Had his physical in
Detroit before being sent to MCRD in California for basic training for 8 weeks. (00:45)
Was 19 at the time. (03:25)
Describes why he chose the Marine Corps. (05:27)
Joined the service because he wanted to serve his country and thought that he could reach
his full potential as a Marine. (07:14)
Was the only one in his family to ever join the service. (07:36)
Was sent to ITR (infantry training) before being assigned to a Combat Engineer position.
(01:34)
Went to Camp Lejeune for 20 weeks to learn how to disarm mines and booby traps.
(01:55)
(02:10) Service in Vietnam
They spent most of their time Quang Tri, Hue, and Quang-thien. Also went to Da Nang
for
R&R for three days at China Beach. (05:54)
Everyone was told that they were to defend their nation and there was no question of that.
(03:08)
Served in the several offensives and considers himself lucky to have survived. (08:00)
Describes getting to know his superiors. (02:17)
Describes their leisure time activities, which included story telling, writing home, and
stargazing with friends. (06:40)
Describes the importance of making close friends in order to keep sane. (03:30)
Had his picture taken in Da Nang at a camera shop. Sent it home to his mother to let her
know that he was all right. (12:37)
Served for over 13 months. (08:31)
(07:46) Life after Service
Recalls that it was very difficult to adjust to life after the service. (07:46)
Describes the long-term effects he’s suffered from Agent Orange and Post-Tramatic
Stress Syndrome. (02:44)
Currently attends group therapy twice a month to help with his PSTD. Spent 35 days at
the North Chicago VA Medical Center to get “tweaked up.” (09:16)
Received a Bronze Star with a Combat V and a Purple Heart, and a Presidential Unit
Citation Award, among others. (04:45)
�Received Staff Sergeant chevrons. (11:27)
Was honored to be a Marine. (12:30)
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Veterans History Project
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Grand Valley State University. History Department
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An account of the resource
The Library of Congress established the Veterans History Project in 2001 to collect memories, accounts, and documents of U.S. war veterans from World War II and the Korean War, Vietnam War, and conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere, and to preserve these stories for future generations. The GVSU History Department interviews are part of this work-in-progress, and may contain videos and audio recordings, transcripts and interview outlines, and related documents and photographs.
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Afghan War, 2001--Personal narratives, American
Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-1981--Personal narratives, American
Korean War, 1950-1953--Personal narratives, American
Michigan--History, Military
Oral history
Persian Gulf War, 1991--Personal narratives, American
United States--History, Military
United States. Air Force
United States. Army
United States. Navy
Veterans
Video recordings
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Personal narratives, American
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American
Publisher
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Special Collections & University Archives
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Smither, James
Boring, Frank
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Veterans History Project (U.S.)
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RHC-27
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eng
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<a href="https://gvsu.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/455">Veterans History Project interviews (RHC-27)</a>
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Teesdale, Richard (Interview outline and video), 2009
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Teesdale, Richard
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Richard Teesdale served in the Vietnam War with the U.S. Marine Corps. After his eight weeks of basic training in California and 20 weeks at Camp Lejeune, NC, he was assigned to a Combat Engineer unit. His service in Vietnam included several offensives in Quang Tri, Hue and Quang Thien. He was awarded several medals, including a Bronze Star with a Combat V and a Purple Heart, among others. Today, he still has difficulty adjusting to life after the Vietnam War. He has suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, as well as the long-term effects of Agent Orange.
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Teesdale, Elizabeth Eve (Interviewer)
Kellogsville High School (Kelloggsville, MI)
Subject
The topic of the resource
Oral history
Veterans History Project (U.S.)
United States--History, Military
Michigan--History, Military
Veterans
Video recordings
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Personal narratives, American
United States. Marine Corps
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eng
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Text
Relation
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Veterans History Project (U.S.)
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2009
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<a href="https://gvsu.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/455">Veterans History Project Collection, (RHC-27)</a>
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Doris Steinman, 1st. V.P.
Daniel Rapoport, President
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Our Religious School Principal: Merle Scolnik.
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School Staff:
Top Row, Ken Mercer, Anna
Alpert, Dan Rapoport, Merle
Scolnik, Rabbi Alpert. Bottom
Row, Diane Halperin, Marla
Stromberg, Ida Schwartz,
Missing from photo.. . Jerry
Schwartz.
A Small Portion Of Our History ..... The Organization of Our Religious Community
Began In 1888 (C.E.). Services were held in the homes of members until 1917 (C.E.)
when our first building was purchased, moved and renovated. On Nov. 21, 1948 (C.E.)
our current building was dedicated .
�Our Hadassah Chapter Executives:
Anna Alpert, Marcia Garrigan,
Shirley Rapoport ; Ida
Schwartz, Evelyn Singer,
Florence Rubinsky, Ilana
Conn; Gertrude Greenberg,
Andrea
Kahn,
Ruth
Oppenheimer.
Our B'nai Brith
Our B'nai Brith is so busy that
we couldn't slow them down to
be photographed.
Our Sisterhood
Executive Board:
Anna Alpert, Gertrude
Greenberg, Julene Geiger; Ida
Schwartz, Evelyn Singer,
Merle Ssolnik, Helen Singer;
Reeva Levy, Hanna Conn,
Sydelle Isaacs.
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Executive Board:
Marshal Isaacs, Neil Isaacs;
Jack Abraham, Howard
Oppenheimer, Ken Mercer;
Lisa Kantor, Marla Stromberg,
Michelle Kantor.
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knowledge and a place for quiet
conversation with friends. Kept
in order by our Librarian, Betty
Mercer , with the capable
assistance of Doris Stromberg.
The Foyer
Of Our Temple
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this multipurpose room serves
as a sanctuary and a classroom
for our Religious School.
Our President:
Mr. Daniel B. Rapoport
Our Rabbi:
Alan P. Alpert
�MRS. P. ABRAHAM & FAMILY
Mr. Abraham missing from photo
RABBI & MRS. A. ALPERT
MR. & MRS. L. ARON
THED . ASHENDORFFAMILY
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.THE I. ASHENDORF FAMILY
MR . & MRS. J . ASHEN.DORF
THE R. BARDING FAMILY
THE R. BRODY FAMILY
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THE L. GALOMBECK FAMILY
THE W . GARRIGAN FAMILY
�THEM. GEIGER FAMILY
DR . &MRS . A.GREENBERG
MRS. BERNICE GREENE
MR . & MRS. M. GUDELSKY
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MR . & MRS . BRUCE HURVITZ
THE J . ISAACS FAMILY
THE DR . S. KAHN FAMILY
DR . & MRS . MORTON KANTOR
MRS . S. KLAYF
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MR. EDWARD KUSHNER
MRS. ROSE LAWSON
MR . & MRS. JESSE LEVIN
MRS. WILLIAM STERN
MRS . REUBEN LEVY
MR. & MRS . J . LIPMAN
MR. & MRS. D. MACK
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MR . D. ROETTER & JOE
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MISS FLORENCE & MISS RUTH RUBINSKY
MRS . PORTIA ROTHSCHILD
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THE GERALD SCHWARTZ FAMILY
THE R. SCOLNIK FAMILY
MR. & MRS . SAMUEL SIEGEL
MR . J . SIMON
MR. S. SIMON
THE G. SINGER FAMILY
�DR. & MRS. I. SINGER
THE J. SINGER FAMILY
MR. & MRS. SAM SINGER
MRS. DORIS STEINMAN
MR. & MRS. BERNAD STERN
THE DR . M . STROMBERG FAMII Y
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
DR. & MRS. M. TELES
DR. & MRS. RALPH AUGUST
MRS. ISADORA BRODY
MR. & MRS. JACK CHEVLIN
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MRS . FRANCES KANTOR
DOUGLAS ROSEN
MRS. MARCIA ROSEN
LINDA ROTHSCHILD
MR . & MRS. CHARLES RUBINSKY
MRS . A . SMITH
MRS . FRANCES STEINDLER
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ABRAHAM, Phillip & Elizabeth
ALPERT, Rabbi Alan & Anna
ARON, Louis & Ellen
ASHENDORF, Abe & Margaret
ASHENDORF, David & Carol
ASHENDORF , Gilbert
ASHENDORF , Isadore & Beth
ASHENDORF, Jacob & Dana
ASHENDORF, Max & Vivian
AUGUST, Dr. Ralph & Frances
BARDING, Robert & Marjorie
BENOW, Norman & Evelyn
BESS, Marcus & Gloria
BOYDEN, Richard & Frances
BRODY, Mrs. Isadore (May)
BRODY, Robert & Meredith
BROMLEY, Mrs. Lenore
CAHILL, Miss Ellen
CHERIN, Mr. Jerome
CHERKASKY, Milton & Carol
CHEVLIN, Mrs. Ellis (Rosalyn)
CHEVLIN, Jack & Lillian
650 Buys Rd.
N. Muskegon 49445
3248 Roosevelt Rd.
Apt. X-7, Muskegon
49441
923 Oak Ridge Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
P.O. Box 4374
Muskegon Hts., 49444
675 Browne
Norton Shores, 49441
355 E. Broadway
Muskegon Hts., 49444
2160 Bourdon St.
Muskegon, 49441
1005 Mills
N. Muskegon, 49445
5030 Whitney
Montague, 49437
64 W . Larch
Muskegon, 49441
2590 N. Scenic Dr.
N. Muskegon, 49445
211 S. Lakeshore Dr.
Ludington, 49431
1931 Forest Park Rd.
Norton Shores, 49441
4521 Marshall Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
c/ o Robert Brody
2073 N. Sherman
Ludington, 49431
1896 Crestwood Lane
Muskegon, 49441
1278 Howard
Muskegon, 49442
3131 Coolidge Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
2129 Easthill Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
3230 Roosevelt Rd.
Apt. AA 9
Muskegon, 49441
2444 Cutler
Muskegon, 49441
* Business
744-4561
780-2260
*722 -2702
755-6530
780-2742
*733-1166
·*733-1166
755-7181
*733-1833
744-5756
*722-7564
894 -9521
*726 -5215
722-3800
744 -5294
843 -3998
780-2249
*722-3413
798-1592
*798 -3121
843-4135
*845-5169
780-3866
777-2866
755 -2490
780-2109
*724-2818
780 -2958
*739-8288
755 -4919
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CONN, Jeffrey & Ilana
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780-2072
744-5049
*755-3771
DEJONG, Mr. Lawrence
1413 Winchester Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
755-3946
FIELD, Mr. Harry
35 E. Iona
Muskegon, 49442
5525 Martin Rd.
N. Muskegon, 49441
400 Lake View Court
Apt. 25 D
Spring Lake, 49456
1322 Lakeshore
Muskegon, 49441
813 Moulton Ave.
N. Muskegon, 49445
1896 Crestwood Lane
Muskegon, 49441
3989 Grand Haven Rd.
Apt. 201 A
Muskegon, 49441
722 -3358
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Muskegon, 49441
2062 Belmont
Muskegon, 49441
684 Lancaster
N. Muskegon, 49445
FISHER, Mr. Bernard
FISHER, James & Jackie
FONSTEIN, Leo & Ida
FRIEND, Harrison & Elaine
GALOMBECK, Garrett & Patricia
3162 Boltwood Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
GALOMBECK, Mr. Larry
2241 Norcrest
Norton Shores, 49441
GARRIGAN, William & Marcia
991 Cheboygan Dr.
N. Muskegon, 49445
GEIGER, Michael & Julene
1281 E. Pontaluna
Spring Lake, 49456
GREENBERG, Dr. Arthur & Gertrude 4700 Lake Harbor Rd.
Muskegon, 4944 1
GREENE, Bernice
7781 N. Easy St.
Whitehall, 49461
GRIFFITH, Robert & Florence
1641 Jefferson
Muskegon, 49441
GROSSMAN, Harold & Marcy
Star Route Box 972
Corrales, N.M . 87048
GROSSMAN , Herman & Rosalind
815 Tostenabe Lane
N. Muskegon, 49445
GUDELSKY, Marvin & Greta Louise
1836 Smith St.
Muskegon, 49442
GUDELSKY, Oscar & Alice
1529 Hudson St.
Muskegon, 49441
798 -2849
*722-6081
842-2322
759-7292
*722 -6081
744-1209
780-3866
798-4659
*739 -8612
755-6763
780-3291
*722-2815
744-6255
798 -2040
798-3655
*726 -5762
894-8672
726 -3472
*759-0572
744-1259
*759-7444
722-3605
*722-6947
722 -7767
�HAGEN, Duane & Molly
HALBOWER, Norman & Susan
HALPERIN, Ernest & Diane
HUNTER, Paul & Janet
HURVITZ, Bruce & Susan
ISAACS, Jordan & Sydelle
ISAACS, Mrs. Ben (Ann)
KAHN, Dr. Stephen & Andrea
KANTOR, Mrs. Morris (Frances)
KANTOR, Dr. Morton & Maxine
KAUFMAN, J . Kelly & Lillian
KAUFMAN, Richard & Sylvia
KLAYF, Mrs. Samuel (Harriet)
KLINE, Mrs. Harold (Harriet)
KOHN, Herbert & Kathy
KRAUSE, Edward & Ruth
KUSHNER, Mr. Edward
LAWSON, Mrs. Samuel (Rose)
· LEROUX, Francis & Bertha
LEVIN, Jesse & Barbara
LEVY, Mrs. Reuben (Reeva)
4652 Grand Haven Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
7512 Whitehall Rd.
Whitehall, 49461
933 N. Hillcrest Dr.
Fremont, 49412
2356 Norcrest
Muskegon, 49441
2109 Hillside
Muskegon, 49441
798-4160
894-6125
*726 -4857
924-5236
755-4361
*755-6722
780-2789
*722-6081
1089 Brookwood Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
700 Lori Dr. Apt. 199
Palm Springs, Fla. 33461
798-4613
*739-9341
969-2941
1920 Sarasota Ct.
Muskegon, 49441
1052 W . Dale
Muskegon, 49441
3024 Sherwood Ct.
Muskegon, 49441
35 E. Forest
Muskegon, 49442
740 Lake Dr.
N. Muskegon, 49445
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 118, Muskegon, 49441
928 Ireland
Muskegon, 49441
2879 Roosevelt Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
1359 Forest Park Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
1903 Carriage Rd.
Muskegon, 49442
780-4560
*744-9232
759-7337
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 334
Muskegon, 49441
1271 W . Southern
Muskegon, 49441
875 Wendover Blvd.
Muskegon, 49441
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 225
Muskegon, 49441
755-1016
*722-2279
722-3575
744-1769
*722-6681
759-0730
759-7744
755-6007
780-2291
*733-1111
773-1723
755 -2935
759-7654
798-1796
759-1258
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LIPMAN, Jack & Edith
LOGAN, Gene & Linda
LUCAS, Boyce & Adelle
MACK, Douglas & Lynn
MARCUS, Mr. Ben
MERCER, Frank & Betty
MUSKOVITZ, Seymour & Rosalyn
NEUMER, Ted & Jessie
3665 Norton Hills Rd.
Norton Shores, 49441
3031 Sherwood Ct.
Muskegon, 49441
520 Sheldon
Grand Haven, 49417
4640 Sandy Lane Rd.
Whitehall, 49461
Rt. #1
Pentwater, 49449
3985 Scenic Dr.
Whitehall, 49461
1422 New St.
Muskegon, 49442
3731 Highgate
Muskegon, 49441
780-4255
*726 -4861
755-1314
*726-4957
846-2314
*726-3238
894-4700
869-5950
766-3756
773-6083
798-3225
3248 Roosevelt Rd.
Apt. 5X, Muskegon, 49441
409½ N. Harrison
Ludington, 49431
780-2354
*733 -9465
843-8259
*845-6291
OPPENHEIMER, Alan & Ruth
3053 Coolidge Rd.
Muskegon, 4944 1
755-2814
*726-4405
PAGE, Harold & Lillian
3246 Roosevelt Rd.
Apt. Y- 11
Muskegon, 49441
1316 Princeton Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
1103 W . Southern Ave.
Muskegon, 49441
NORMAN, Miss Mildred
PARKER, Albert & Helen
PRICE, Mrs. Samuel (Betty)
RAPOPORT, Daniel & Shirley
REED, William & Barbara
ROETTER, Joseph
ROSE, Mrs. Leo (Elizabeth)
ROSEN, Douglas & Rhoda
ROSEN, Mrs. Harold (Marcia)
ROSEN, Kurt & Carol
ROSEN, Mr. Leo
5752 Davis
Muskegon, 49441
3727 Bellair Ct.
Muskegon, 49441
15 S. Eighth St.
Grand Haven, 49417
353 W . Southern
Muskegon, 49441
2457 Westwood
Muskegon, 49441
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 328
Muskegon, 49441
440 Mid-Oak
N. Muskegon, 49445
644 Ruddiman
N. Muskegon, 49445
780-2257
755 -2924
722-3409
798-3006
*894-5686
780-2449
842-3478
726-2213
755-1105
*733 -2101
755-2137
744-4035
*733-2101
744-3014
*733 -2101
�ROSENBERG, Mrs. Robert (Rose)
3232 Roosevelt Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
450 Mid-Oak
ROSENBERG, Stanley & Carol
N. Muskegon, 49445
ROTHSCHILD, Mrs. Benno (Karoline) 2832 Westland Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
ROTHSCHILD, Mrs. Portia
2090 Southwood Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
687 Lancaster Dr.
RUBIN, Dr. Joel & Sue
N. Muskegon, 49445
RUBINSKY, Charles & Esther
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 218
Muskegon, 49441
RUBINSKY, Miss Florence
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 329
Muskegon, 49441
RUBINSKY, Louis & Nancy
1059 Ada Ave.
Muskegon, 49442
RUBINSKY, Miss Ruth
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 329
Muskegon, 49441
780-2082
*733-8135
744 -4556
SCHWARTZ, Gerald & Ida
744-9736
*722-6885
846-3863
*733-0874
757-2139
SCOLNIK, Robert & Merle
SHWARTZ, Meyer & Betty
SIEGEL, Samuel & Irene
SILBERMAN, Daniel & Betty
SIMON, Mr. Joseph
SIMON, Mr. Sheldon
SINGER, Gerald & Helen
SINGER, Dr. Irving & Evelyn
SINGER, Jay & Marcia
SINGER, Mr. Joseph
SINGER, Sam & Lillian
SMITH , Mrs. Alexander
224 Terra Circle
N. Muskegon, 49445
17606 Brucker
Grand Haven, 49417
Rt. 2, Box 535
Scottville, 49454
1056 Woodside Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
4696 Heinicke
Muskegon, 49441
11 37 Peck St.
Muskegon, 49441
1470 Norton, Apt. H- 11
Muskegon, 49441
2314 Nor crest
Norton Shores, 49441
3959 Loomis Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
241 Lancaster Dr.
N. Muskegon, 49445
RFD #3
Hart, 49420
2484 Winchester Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 234
M1:1skegon, 49441
755 -6892
755-2651
744-9234
755-4262
755 -2737
773-8873
*722-2815
755-2737
759-0676
798 -3576
722-1018
780-3501
780-3004
*733-1786
798-3157
*733 -2685
744-2622
*722-2453
873-3015
755-4990
759-7915
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STEINMAN, Mrs. Herbert (Doris)
STERN, Bernard & Sarah
STERN, Mrs. William (Fannie)
STERN, William & Debbie
STROMBERG, Dr. Maurice & Doris
1620 Sunset Dr.
N. Muskegon, 49445
1249 Lakeshore Dr.
Apt. 318
Muskegon, 49441
3230 Roosevelt Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
4047 Nobhill Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
1281 Palmer
Muskegon, 49441
3849 Applewood Lane
Muskegon, 49441
624 Ranch Rd.
Muskegon, 49441
TELES, Dr. Morris & Elissa
4025 Loomis Dr.
Muskegon, 49441
WEISS, Karen
H.H.S.N. Box 113
1700 Clinton
Muskegon, 49441
3940 Henry St.
Norton Shores, 49441
616 Ruddiman
N. Muskegon, 49445
709 Ruddiman
N. Muskegon, 49445
WIENER, Joel & Jean
WIENER, Mrs. Josiah (Pauline)
WIENER, Mrs. Paul (Thelma)
744-1124
*726-4405
755-3139
780-2668
*722-4811
780-3852
755-1233
780-2469
798-2653
*773-9125
798-2012
726-3511
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Temple B'nai Israel Collection
Creator
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Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.)
Description
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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
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Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
Rights
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<a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a>
Subject
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
Scrapbooks
Synagogues
Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
Publisher
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
Contributor
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Preston, Marilyn
Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
Relation
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L'dor V'dor (project)
Identifier
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DC-08
Format
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Image
Text
Type
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image/jpeg
application/pdf
Language
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eng
Date
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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.
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DC-08_Bnai-Israel-Directory_1977
Creator
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Temple B'nai Israel
Date
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1977
Title
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Community Directory Temple B'nai Israel, 1977
Description
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The community directory lists congregants, clergy, administrators, board members and officers of Temple B'nai Israel. The 1977 directory includes photos of individuals and groups.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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
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Text
Format
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application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
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MUSKEGON JEWISH CENTENNIAL
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
1988-1989
391 West Webster at Fourth
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
Phone (616) 722-2702
Rabbi Alan P. Alpert
President Robert N. Scolnik
�RABBI: Alan P. Alpert
MUSIC DIRECTOR:
Skip Frizzell
SECRETARY:
Margaret Hanger
CUSTODIAN:
Philip Beverly, Jr.
*************************************************************
Congregation B'Nai Isreal is serviced by a full time rabbi.
In the event that our rabbi is Qut of town during an
emergency life cycle need, there will be a rabbi available
through a reciprocal agreement among the rabbis of Muskegon
and Grand Rapids.
If such an emergency occurs, call the
Temple secretary or the President of the congregation.
The Temple secretary's office hours are Monday thru Thrusday
from 8:30A.M. to 12:30 P.M. with the exception of holidays
and summer hours.
Summer hours will be published in the
bulletin.
***********************~*************************************
1988-89 OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1st VICE PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2nd VICE PRESIDENT . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Robert Scolnik
Richard Boyden
Susan Rubin
Lester Schick
Gilbert Ashendorf
1986-89 TRUSTEES
1987-90 TRUSTEES
1988-91 TRUSTEES
David Bloomfield
James Fisher
Ruth Krause
Al Parker
Merle Scolnik
Robert Stein
Shoshanna Stein
Robert Cohn
Art Greenberg
David Kolb
Alan Oppenheimer
Joel Rubin
Aliyah Schick
Abe Ashendorf
Isadore Ashendorf
Julie Bruelbeck
Marcia Garrigan
Stephan Kahn
Dan Rapoport
Eugene Sklar
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�SISTERHOOD/HADASSAH EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT
Merle Scolnik
PUBLICITY
• . • . • . . • • • • . . . • . . • . • . . . . . • . • • • Fran Boyden
SECRETARY
.•..••..•••.•..•......•....•.• Shirley Rapoport
TREASURER <HADASSAH ) ........••... ~·····•·· Ruth Oppenheimer
TREASURER <SISTERHOOD~ .......•............• Anna Alpert
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ROSTER
ALEPH
Aleza Alpert
Andy Cohn
Joseph Doneyr
Daniel Gaynor
Aaron Kahn
Rae Beth Kolb
BET
Michael Gaynor
Jillian Hu n ter
David Lessens
Josh Levin
Michae.l Scolnik
T.J. Smith
DALET
Stepjanie Fisher
Ryan Halbower
Kelly Hunter
Alan Kahn
Jennifer Lessens
Katie McBeth
Emily Rubin
Sharon Stein
Kevin McBeth
PRE CONFIRMATION
Jason Boyden
Shane Bromley
Jennifer Hunter
Mitchell Rubin
Laurie Stein
Kevin McBeth
Samantha Sklar
Jenna · Geiger
GIMEL
Gilana Alpert
Nathan Cohn
Jacob Doney
Julie Fisher
Katie Hunter
Alyson Sklar
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEACHERS
Director of Education ...•........•....... Merle Scolnik
Aleph . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . Amy Scolnik
Bet •..•........•.......•............... Merle Scolnik
Gimel & Dalet ............••.......•.•.. Rotating Teachers
Pre-Confirmation . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . Anna Alpert
Hebrew . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Jeff Kahn
Hebrew
Rabbi Alpert
UJC COMMITTEE
Abe Ash e ndorf
Gil Ashendorf
David Bloomfield
Richard Kaufman
Bob Scolnik
YOUTH LEADER ..•.. Stephen Rubin
Youth Co-Presidents ..• Jeff Kahn
Mark Sin_ger
�NAME AND ADDRESS
Alpert, Rabbi & Mrs Alan (Anna)
3053 Eastland, Muskegon 49441
HOME
BUSINESS
759-2260
722-2702
Aron, Mrs. Louis <Ellen>
923 Oak Ridge, Muskegon 49441
755-6530
Ashendorf, Mr & Mrs Abie (Helen>
100 E. Norton, Muskegon 49444
739-8617
Ashendorf, Mr & Mrs David (Carol)
675 Browne, Muskegon 49441
733-1166
733-1166
Ashendorf, Mr Gilbert
355 E Broadway, Muskegon Hts. 49444
798-4763
Ashendorf,Mr Harry (Sonia)
1023 San Juan Dr.,S.E.,
Grand Rapids 49506
245-8998
Ashendorf, Mr & Mrs Isadore <Beth)
2160 Bourdon, Muskegon 49441
755-7181
733 1833
Ashendorf, Mr & Mrs Jacob (Dana)
1005 Mills Ave, N. Muskegon 49445
744-5756
722-7564
Ashendorf, Mr & Mrs Jerry <Diane)
85 N. Green Creek Rd, N.Musk 49445
744-4256
726-5215
Ashendorf, Mr Max
5030 Whitney, Montague
894-9521
726-5215
49437
Ashendorf, Michael
3256 Thompson,Muskegon Ml 49441
733-1833
726-5215
Bess, Mr & Mrs Marcus <Sally )
1931 Forest Park Rd, Musk. 49441
780-2249
722-3413
Bloomfield, Mr & Mrs David (Barbara)
3846 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-1092
725-3355
Boyden, Mr & Mrs Richard (Fran)
1338 Crandall Ave Muskegon 49441
798-1592
Brody, Mr & Mrs Robert (Michal)
1691 W.Crystal View Dr
Scottville 49454
757-3099
757-4763
�NAME AND ADDRESS
HOME
Bruelbeck, Mr Howard (Juliana)
440 N. Whitehall Rd
N. Muskegon 49445
744-1612
Chevlin, Mrs Jack <Lillian)
1080 Terrace St. Apt 509
Muskegon 49442
726-3488
BUSINESS
Cohan, Mrs Sol <Betty>
1598 Beach St. Muskegon 49441
755-8309
422 Hill St.,Apt 8,Santa Monica, CA 90405
Cohen, Judy & Barnhouse, Mark
13390 Lakeshore Dr,Grand Haven 49417,846-6514
726-5437
Cohn, Mr & Mrs Bennie <Ursula)
2061 Belmont, Muskegon 49441
780-2072
Cohn, Mr & Mrs Robert (Pamela)
1076 Lancelot Dr N. Muskegon 49445
744-4639
733-1590
Conn, Mr Jeffrey
P.O. Drawer D, Muskegon
744-5049
733-3186
49443
Correll, Lenore
1538 Colonial Rd, Muskegon 49441
755-6809
Dach, Bruce
2709 Pinehurst, Apt #344, Musk MI
759-7974
Doney, Mr & Mrs Gerald (Linda)
4874 Dowling, Montague 49437
894-8465
Fisher, Mr Bernard
400 Lake View Ct, Apt
Spring Lake,
49456
842-2322
726-3636
25-D
Fisher, Mr & Mrs Eugene <Frances)
5525 Martin Rd, Muskegon 49441
798-2849
722-6081
Fisher, Mr & Mrs James (Jac~ie)
5068 Pine Ridge Dr,Muskegon 49441
798-1100
722-6081
�HOME
NAME AND ADDRESS
Milewski, Frank
13655 Clearwater LN,Grand Haven 49417 848-9179
BUSINESS
846-1850
Muskovitz, Mr & Mrs Seymour (Rosalyn)
3731 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-3225
726-4861
Neumer, Mr & Mrs Ted (Jessie)
3760 Arborway Dr, Muskegon 49441
780-2354
733-9465
Oppenheimer, Mr & Mrs Alan <Ruth)
3053 Coolidge, Muskegon 49441
755-2814
726-4405
. Page, Mrs Harold <Lillian)
24552 Paseo De Valencia, Apt
Laguna Hills, Ca. 92653
8-407
Parker, Mr & Mrs Albert ( Helen)
1316 Princeton RD, Muskegon 49441
714 837-1254
755-2924
Price, Mrs. Samuel <Betty)
661 Lake Forest Lane, Muskegon 49441 780-4452
3959 Poinciana,Bldg 9,Apt 302
Lake Worth, Fl.
1-407-965-6079
Rapoport, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Shirley)
4521 Cherrywood Ct., Muskegon 49441 798-3006
Reed, Mr. & Mrs. William <Barbara)
3727 Bellair Ct., Muskegon 49441
780-2449
Roosen, Mr. & Mrs. Warren (Florenc e )
2007 Henry St., Muskegon 49441
759-0572
Rosen, Mr. Douglas & Dottie
2457 Westwood, Muskegon _ 49441
755-1755
733-2101
Rosen, Mr. & Mrs. Kurt (Carol)
440 Mid-Oak, N. Muskegon 49445
744-4035
733-2101
Rosen, Mr. Leo
644 Ruddiman, N. Muskegon
744-3014
733-2101
49445
Rothschild, Mrs. Benno (Karoline)
2832 Westland Rd., MUskegon 49441
755-6892
�NAME AND ADDRESS
HOME
Rothschild, Mrs. Portia
2090 Southwood Dr., Muskegon
49441
755-4786
Rubin, Dr. & Mrs. Joel (Susan)
510 Lake Dr., N. Muskegon 49445
744-9234
Rubin, Stephen
· 3256 Thompson) m11stce9on m I
755-2263
4 '141.//
Rubinsky, Mr. & Mrs. Louis <Nancy)
3155 Eastland Rd., M~skegon 49441
773-8873
Schick, Mr. & Mrs. Lester <Aliyah)
1898 Benjamin Rd. N. Muskegon 49445
744-0452
Scolnik, Mr. & Mrs. Robert <Merle)
4460 Cherrywood Ct Muskegon 49441
798 -2828
Silberman, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Betty)
4696 Heinicke, Muskegon 49441
798-3576
Singer, Mr & Mrs Gerry (Helen)
1132 Forest Park Rd,Muskegon 49441
Singer, Mrs. Irv~ng <Evelyn)
645 Lake Forest Lane, Apt. C-7,
Muskegon 49441
BUSINESS
780-2190
777-2754
722-2815
733-0874
733-1786
780-3425
Singer, Mrs. Sam <Lillian)
1660 Avenida Majorca,
Laguna Hills, Ca.
92653
Sklar, Dr. & Mrs. Eugene (Judith)
11665 Garnsey St,Grand Haven 49417
Socol, Ira & Deborah
590 Plymouth, N. Muskegon MI 49445
Stein, Mr & Mrs Robert (Shoshana)
640 Lyncott, N. Muskegon 49445
Steindler, Mr & Mrs Jack <Ir,ene>
6873 E. Calle Cerca, Tucson,AZ 85715
846-7608
846-0230
744-0545
726-4747
744-8150
725-3300
�- - - ----- i -- . -
NAME AND ADDRESS
HOME
Fo nst e in , Mrs Leo <Id a )
1896 Cr es twood LN, Muskegon 49441
780 - 3866
Friend, Mr & Mrs Harrison <El a ine)
100 E . Norton , Apt 5 , . Musk . 49444
733-6542
Garrigan, Mr & Mrs William (Marcia)
991 Cheboygan Dr, N. Muskegon 49445
744-6255
Gaynor/Vallier, Kathryn
1781 Bonnevill e , Muskegon 49441
7 44-54 18
Geiger, Mr & Mrs Michael (Julene)
2195 Seminole Rd, Muskegon 49441
780-3196
Gomberg, Rose
5525 Martin Rd, Muskegon
7 98-284 9
49441
Greenberg, Dr & Mrs Arthur (Gertrude)
4700 Lake Harbor Rd,Muskegon 49441
BUSINESS
739-86 12
733-1166
798-3655
7 2 6-5762
Halbower, Mr & Mrs Norman <Susan)
7512 Whitehall Rd, Whitehall 49461
894- 6125
72 2-6671
Hunter, Mr & Mrs Paul (Janet)
2356 Norcrest,Muskegon MI 49441
7 8 0 -24 45
Isaacs, Mrs Ben <Ann)
700 Lori Dr, Apt 199
Palm Springs, Fl
33461
407 - 968-29 41
Isaacs, Mr & Mrs Jordan <Sydelle
29831 Minglewood Ln
Farmington,
MI
48018
313 851-8734
Kahn, Dr & Mrs Stephen (Andrea)
1920 Sarasota Ct, Muskegon 49441
780-456 0
Kantor, Mrs Morris <Fr a nces)
1052 W. Dal e Ave,Muskegon
759-7337
Grossman, Mr & Mrs Harold (Marcy)
909 Tijeras,N.W. Apt 121
Albuquerque, NM 87102
49441
733-1571
�NAME AND ADDRESS
HOME
BUSINESS
Kantor, Dr & Mrs Morton <Maxine)
3024 Sherwood Ct, Muskegon 49441
755-1016
722-2279
Kaufman,Mr & Mrs Richard <Sylvia)
740 Lake Dr, N. Muskegon MI 49445
744-1769
722-6681
Klayf, Mrs Samuel <Harriet>
2484 Winchester,Muskegon 49441
759-0204
Kolb, Mr & Mrs David (Maxine)
908 Ireland Ave, Muskegon 49441
759-8142
Kommit,Dr & Mrs Jeffrey (Sandra)
17760 Bayberry, Spring Lake 49456
846-4342
Krause, Mr & Mrs Edward <Ruth)
1359 Forest Park Rd Muskegon 49441
780-2291
Lawson, Mrs Samuel (Rose)
1931 Barclay, Apt 211,Musk 49441
755-2935
Lessens, Dr & Mrs Steven <Sherry)
110 S. Michigan Ave,Shelby 49455
861-5150
Levich, Mr & Mrs Calman (Eva)
P.O. Box 546, Pentwater 49449
869-5848
Levin, Dr & Mrs Fredrick (Pamela)
958 Mona Brook Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-7520
777-2568
Levy, Mrs Reuben (Reeva)
Shalom Apts #414 1 Shalom Dr
Warwick RI 02886
Libner, Mr &· Mrs Robert (Ruth)
4020 Forest Point Dr Musk Mi 49441
780-4255 . 722-6546
Lipman, Mr & Mrs Jack (Edith)
3755 Arborway Dr,Muskegon 49441
780-3888
726-4957
Logan, Mr & Mrs Gene (Linda)
3215 Germaine, Muskegon 49441
759-2595
726-3238
Mc Beth, Mrs Gloria
P.O. Box 92, Spring Lake 49456-0092
846-6925
�NAME AND ADDRESS
HOME
Stern, Mr & Mrs Bernard (Sarah)
4047 Nobhill Dr, Muskegon 49441
780-3852
Stromberg, Dr & Mrs Maurice (Doris)
624 Ranch Rd, Muskegon 49441
798-2653
Teles, Dr Morris
4025 Loomis Dr, Muskegon 49441
798-2012
Wiener, Mr & Mrs Daniel (Pam)
1039 W. Summit, Muskegon 49441
755-4909
Wiener, Mr & Mrs Joel (Jean)
3989 Grand Haven Rd, Musk. 49441
780-2211
Wiener, Mrs Paul (Thelma)
929 Ruddiman, Apt 2,
North Muskegon 49445
744-1554
BUSINESS
773-9125
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NEW MEMBERS
Berlin, Sharon & Eric
Rte #1, Box 118,Montague MI 49437
893-8279
Krause, Shelly
1891 Surrey Pl, Muskegon 49442
773-6260
Smith,Kellye Price
661 Lake Forest Lane,Musk MI 49441
780-4452
Husid, Harley
325 E. Savidge, Spring Lake,MI 49556
726-5437
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Temple B'nai Israel Collection
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Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.)
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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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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
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Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
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Temple B'nai Israel
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Community Driectory Temple B'nai Israel, 1988-1989
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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A GLIMPSE OF B'NAI ISRAEL'S
CEREMONIAL ART TREASURES
t,
This magnificent silver
Breastplate covers one
of the Torahs in our
main Sanctuary. The
Breastplate
is
reminiscent of what the
priests wore in the
Temple of Jerusalem.
This is the traditional
Kiddush cup. Wine is
the symbol of joy.
Tradition calls for a cup
as beautiful as possible
to celebrate the joy o!
the Kiddush wine. This
magnificent Kiddush
cup has been part of our
Congregation for many
years.
This object is a "Yad",
which means finger or
hand. The Torah may
not be touched by the
reader's hand or finger.
The Yad allows the
Torah reader to follow
the
text
without
touching the parchment
scroll
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
'TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
1989-1990
391 West Webster at Fourth
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
Phone (616) 722-2702
Rabbi Alan P. Alpert
President Alan Oppenheimer
�RABBI: Al•n P. Alpert
l"IJSIC DIRECTOR;
Skip Frizzell
S E ~ ARY:
~rg.a.ret Hanger
OJSTODIAN:
Philip Beverly • .:Jr.
*************************************************************
Congregation B'Nai Isreal is serviced by a full time rabbi.
In the event that our rabbi is out of town during an
emergency life cycle need, there will be a rabbi available
through a reciprocal agreement among the rabbis of Muskegon
and Grand Rapids.
lf such an emergency occurs, call the
Temple secretary or the President of the congregation.
The Temple secretary's office hours are Monday thru Thrusday
from 8:30A.M. to 12:30 P.M. with the e><ception of holidays
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bulletin.
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�SISTERl-«XJD,HADASSAH EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT
Anna Alpert
VICE PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Merle Scolnik
SECRETARY
•••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Lenore Correll
TREASURER <HADASSAH) •••••••••••••••••••••• Ruth Oppenheimer
TREASURER <SISTERHOOD) ••••••••••••••••••••• Beth Ashendorf
RELI6IOUS SD«XI... ROSTER
Gil'EL
PRE CON='IRPtATION
ALEPH
David Alpert
Mark ' Gaynor /
Julia Krass 7
Michael Gaynor
Jill Hunter
David Lessens f
Josh Lessens 1./
Michael Scolnik
Randy Stro"lberg
J-~
Benjamin Waite
Stephanie Fisher
Kelly Hunter
Sharon Stein
Jennifer Lessens
BET
Aleza Alpert
Andy Coh~-Barnhouse
Aaron Cohn
Joseph Doney
Daniel Gaynor
Rae Beth Kolb
'b
Daniel Gaynor
Aaron Stro'!lberg
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DAL.ET
Gi lana Alpert
Nathan Cohn
Jacob Doney
Julie Fisher
Katie Hunter
Tracy Kolb
Alli son 5k _lia$'
RELI6IOUS SDIXIL TEAOERS
Director of Education .••••••••••••••••••• Merle Scolnik
Aleph ..•••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••.•• Amy Scolnik
Bet • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mer 1 e Sc o 1 n i k
Gimel •••..•...••••• • • . . • . • . . • . . • . . . . • . • . Steve Mic:klin
Dalet •••.•••••• Sherry Lessens,Linda Doney, Maxine Kolb
Pre-Confirmation •••••.•.•••••••••• ;~ ••• Anna Alpert
Hebrew
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• Shoshana Stein
Hebrew •.•...••••••••.•••••••••••••.•••• Rabbi Alpert
Teachers -Aids. ·•••••••••••••• Jason Boyden~ Laurie Stei~
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U3"C COP91ITTEE
s•NAI BRITH
Gil Ashendorf
David Bloomfield
Stephan Kahn
Richard Kaufman
Pres •••••...••
V.Pres .•.•..••
Secretary •.•••
Treasurer ..•.•
Ed Krause
Issy Ashendorf
_Les Schick
Gil Ashendorf
�FINAL l"IEMBERSHIP LIST
NAME AND ADDRESS
I-DE .
BUSINESS
Alpert, Rabbi Alan & Anna
5280 McDowell, Muskegon 49441
798-2480
722-2702
Aron, Ellen
~~/0~~~1:'e, Muskegon
49441
755-6530
Ashendorf, oa / id & Carol
675 Browne, Muskegon MI 49441
733-1166
Ashendorf, Helen
100 E. Norton,Muskegon MI
739-8617
49444
Ashendorf. Stephan
675 Browne,Muskegon MI 49441
733-1166
Ashendorf, Gilbert
355 E Broadway, Muskegon Hts. 49444
798-4763
733-1833
Ashendorf, Harry & Sonia
l 245-8998
1023 San Juan Dr.,SE,Grd Rapids 49506
Ashendorf, Isadore & Beth
2160 Bourdon, Muskegon
49441
755-7181
733 1833
Ashendorf, Jacob & Dana
1005 Mills Ave, N. Muskegon 49445
744-5756
722-7564
Ashendorf, Jerry & Di ane
85 N. Green Creek Rd, N.Musk 49445
744-4256
726-5215
Ashendo r f, Max
5030 Whitney, Montague
894-9521
726---'5215
Ashendorf, . Michael & Shelley
3256 Thompson,Muskegon Ml 49441
755-2263
726-5215
Berl i n, Er i c & Sharon
Rte. 1, Box 1 18, Montague MI 49437
893-8279
726-5437
49437
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1-D'E
BUSil'ESS
Bloomfield, David & Barbara
3846 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-1092
725-3355
Boyden, Richard & Fran
1338 Crandall Ave,Muskegon 49441
780-2424
Brody, Robert & Michal
757-3099
1691 W.Crystal View,Scottville Ml 49454
Bruel~eck, Howard & Juliana
440 N.Whitehall Rd,Muskegon 49445
744-1612
Chevlin, Lillian
1080 Terrace St.Apt 509,Musk
726-3488
49442
Cobb, Laura & Steve
669 Lake Dr SE,Grd Rapids Ml 49503
49441
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235-7764
Cohen, Judy~ Barnhouse, Mark
13390 Lakeshore Dr Grand Haven 49417 846-6514
Cohn, Bennie & Ursula
2061 Belmont, Muskegon
757-4763
726-5437
780-2072
Cohn, Robert & Pamela
1076 Lancelot Or N. Muskegon 49445
744-4639
733-1590
Conn, Jeffrey
P.O. Drawer D, Muskegon
733 -0539
733-3186
49443
Cooper, Kip & Luan.ne
124 California,N Musk, MI 49445
744-9102
Correll, She.man & Lenore
· 1896 Crestwood Muskegon,MI 49441
780- 2785
Doney, Gerald & Linda
4874 Dowling, Montague 49437
B94 - 8465
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BJSifESS
Fiance, Seymour & Libby
1190 Harbor Pt Dr,Muskegon Ml 49441
780~4441
733-1221
Fisher, Bernard
842-2322
400 Lake View Ct,#25-D,Spring Lake Ml 49456
Fisher, Eugene & Frances .
5525 Martin Rd, Muskegon
49441
Fisher, James & Jackie
1660 Rood Point Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-2849
722-6081
798-1100
722-6081
Fonstein, Ida
615 Lake Forest Ln Apt H-4 Muskegon 780-3866
Ml 49441
Friend, Harrison & Elaine
100 E. Norton, Apt 5, Musk. 49444
733-6542 739-8612
7710 Gainey Ranch Rd #220, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Garrigan, William & Marcia
991 Cheboygan Dr, N. Muskegon 49445
744-6255
Gaynor/Vallier, Kathryn
1781 Bonneville,Muskegon 49441
755-5545
Gomberg, Rose
5525 Martin Rd, - Muskegon
798-2849
49441
Greenberg, Dr Arthur & Gertrude
4700 Lake Harbor Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-3655
726-5762
~sman, Harol~ ~ ~r~y
90~ i je, a s , ( . . p f21,Abuquerque,NM
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Halbower, Norman & Susan
7512 Whitehall Rd, Whiteha l l 49461
894-6125
Hitrys, Dr Albie & Rhoda
4536 Birchwood Ct,Muskegon 49441
798-1023
722-6671
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�NAPE AND ADDRESS
KlPE
Hunter, Paul & Janet
2356 Norcrest,Muskegon MI 49441
780-2445
Husid, Harley
17110 Michigan Dr,Spring Lake,49556
846-9141
Isaacs, Ann
700 Lori Dr,Apt 199,Palm Springs FL
33461
Isaacs, Jordan & Sydelle
·.29~j1 Minglewood Ln Farmington MI
48018
Isaacs, Neil & Janet
4475 W Milham Av Apt#l Portage MI
49002
Kahn, Dr . Stephen & Andrea
1920 Sarasota Ct, Muskegon 49441
407-968-2941
780-4560
Kantor, Frances
1052 W. Dale Ave,Muskegon
49441
759-7337
Kantor, Dr Morton & Maxine
3024 Sherwood Ct, Muskegon 49441
755-1016
722-2279
Kaufman, Richard & Sylvia
740 Lake Dr, N.Muskegon 49445
744-1769
722-6681
BUSIPESS
73 3 - ' 3 5
313-851-8734
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733-1571
1'-l~vf, Harriet _
-2i+S4 Wi, ,clleste, , r1u s k e13 en 49441
-759 Q3~
Kolb, David & Maxine
908 Ireland Ave, Muskegon 49441
759--.8142
Kommit,Dr Jeffrey & Sandra
17760 Ba yberr y ,Spring Lake 49456
846-4342
Kr ause, Edward & Ruth
1359 Forest Park Rd, Muskegon 49441
-780-2291
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NAPE AND ADDRESS
Lawson, Rose
755-2935
1931 Barclay,Apt 211, Muskegon 49441
Lessens, Dr Steven g. Sherry
110 S. Michigan Ave,Shelby 49455
861-5150
Levin, Dr Fredrick
125 N First St, Grd Haven 49417
846-9421
777-2568
Libner, Robert & Ruth
4020 Forest Point Dr,Muskegon 49441
780-4255
722-6546
Lipman, Jack & Edith
3755 Arborway Dr,Muskegon
780-3888
Logan, Gene
577 Lake Forest LN,Apt M-8
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49441
49441
Lucas, Boyce & Adelle
4640 Sandy Ln,Whitehall MI 49461
894-4700
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McBeth, Gloria
-'t709 lid Sct-.egl 5.t , Vi&aJ j a ~
111~ 1 F~~.1 pe-~T /1.,l
726-3238
i;se:1t1
'f9l(S(_
Micklin, Steve & Kathy
894-1184
6430 Darlington . Lk,Hesperia MI 49421
744-2418
Mitchell, David & Shanna
}445 Bayview Dr,Muskegcn MI 49441
780 282:;'
7-.--1,t.i'i
798-1099
Muskovit2, Seymou r & Rosalyn
3731 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-3225
726-4_861
Neumer, Ted & Jessie
3760 Arborway Dr, Muskegon 49441
780-2354
733-9465
Oppenheimer, Alan & Ruth
3053 Coolidge, Muskegon ~ 49441
755-2814
726-4405
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NAPE AND ADDRESS
Page, Lillian
714 837-1254
24552 Paseo De Valencia,AptB-407,Laguana Hills CA 92653
Parker, Albert~ Helen
1316 Princeton Rd, Muskegon 49441
755-2924
Price, Betty
661 Lake Forest Lane,Muskegon 49441 780-4452
, 3959 Poinciana,Bldg 9,Apt 302,Lake Worth, Fl
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1-407-965-6079
Price, Robert~ Mildred
2602 Riverview,Muskegon Ml 49445
744-4138
Rapoport, Daniel
4521 Cherrywood Ct., Muskegon
Reed, William~ Barbara
3727 Bellair Ct., Muskegon
Roosen, Warren~ Florence
2007 Henry St., Muskegon
Rosen, t)g1,,119 l a 3 -& · Dotty
2457 Westwood, Muskegon
Rosen, Kurt~ Carol
440 Mid-Oak, N. Muskegon
49441 798-3006
49441
49441
49441
49445
Rubin, Dr. Joel & Susan
510 Lake Dr., N. Muskegon
49445
780-244"9
759-0572
755-1755
733-2101
744-4035
733-2101
744-9234
777-2754
Rubinsky, Charles & Esth~r
3342 Germaine,Muskegon Ml 49442
728-6219
Rubinsky, Louis & Nancy
3155 Eastland Rd., Muskegon
780-4092
49441
Schick, Lester~ Aliyah
1898 Benjamin Rd. N. Muskegon 49445
744-0452
t3
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J-D'E
BUSIIESS
Scolnik, Robert & Merle
4460 Cherrywood Ct,Muskegon 49441
798-2828
733-0874
Silberman, Daniel & Betty
4696 Heinicke, Muskegon
798-3576
49441
Singer, Gerald & Helen
1132 Forest Park Rd,Muskegon MI4944l 780-2190
733-17B6
Singer, Lillian <Greenhill>
5366 A Algattobo Laguna Hills CA 92653
Sklar, Dr. Eugene
2745 Birchcrest Dr SE, Viewpoint Apts #B05 Gd, Rapids MI
49506
Socol, Ira & Deborah
725-8301
590 Plymcuth,N. Muskegon 49445
744-0545 726-4747
Stein, Rebert & Shoshana
640 Lyncott, N. Muskegon 49445
744-8150
Steindler, Jack & Irene
6873 E. Calle Cerca, Tucson,AZ 85715
Stern, Bernard & Sara
4047 Ncbhill Dr, Muskegon
Wiener, Dan & Pam
1039 W. Summit, Muskegon
49441
49441
725-3300
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780-3852
755-4909
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Wi ener, Joel QI Jean
55900 Jayne Dr Elkhart IN 46514 1324 l 219 522 0408
l 219 293-0255
Wi ener, Thelma
929 Ruddiman, Apt
Muskegon MI 49445 744-1554
Wood, Brian & Kellye
220) Ralph, Alpena MI 49707
1- 517-356-2218
�NAPE & ADDRESS
BUSIIESS
*************************************************************
Cantor, Larry & Amy
432 E. 88th St PHB, NY,NY 10128
Fuller, Terry & Sharon
. J315 Kloap #C,Muskegon MI 49441
780-4630
Kapustin, Anatolia & Lucy
3060 Maple Grove Apt #322
Muskegon MI
49441
755-8130
Krass, Afon & Oksana
3060 Maple Grove Apt #122
Muskegon Ml 49441
755-8229
726-5047
Levy, Arthur
1 718 797-0770
' 40 Clinton St, Brooklyn Hts, NY 11201
Stibitz, Jane
2022 W Swanson Ct,Muskegon MI 49444
739-5465
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Stromberg, Maurice & Doris
624 Ranch Rd , Muskegon MI 49441
798-2653
Stromberg, Stewart & Susan
ol,d,J J Hi le Rd, Muskegon Hts MI 49444
739-4256
773-9125
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Temple B'nai Israel Collection
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Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.)
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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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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
Scrapbooks
Synagogues
Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
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Preston, Marilyn
Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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DC-08
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eng
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Circa 1920s-2018
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DC-08_Bnai-Israel-Directory_1989-1990
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Temple B'nai Israel
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1989/1990
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Community Driectory Temple B'nai Israel, 1989-1990
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The community directory lists congregants, clergy, administrators, board members and officers of Temple B'nai Israel.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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Text
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application/pdf
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eng
Publisher
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives
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https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b9b0641a5daf90c6f5b7cd370e35eaa1.pdf
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Text
A GLIMPSE OF B'NAI ISRAEL'S
CEREMONI~L ART TREASURES
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This magnificent silver
Breastplate covers one
of the Torahs in our
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This is the traditional
Kiddusb cup. Wine is
This object is a "Yad",
which means finger or
hand. The Torah may
not be touched by the
reader's hand or finger.
The Y ad allows the
Torah reader to follow
the
text
without
touching the parchment
the symbol of joy.
Tradition calls for a cup
as beautiful as possible
to celebrate the joy o!
the Kiddusb wine. This
magnificent Kiddush
cup has been part of our
Congregation for many
main Sanctuary. The
Breastplate
is
reminiscent of what the
priests wore in the
Temple of Jerusalem.
saoll.
years.
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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
TEMPLE .B 'NAI ISRAEL
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1991-1992
391 West Webster at Fourth
M.Jskeoon Michioon 49440 ._
Prooe (616) 772-2.7(12
RABBI ALAN p ALPERT
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PRESIDENT DAVID BLOO''fIEI..D
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RABBI: Alan P~ Alpert
t'IUSIC DIRECTm:
Skip Fr i zzell
SECRETARY: ttargaret Hanger
CUSTODIAN: Philip Beverly• .Jr .
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Congregation B'Nai Isr ea l •i s serviced by a full time rabbi.
In the event that our rabbi is out of town during an
emergency life cycle need, there will be a rabbi availabl e
thr ough a reciprocal agr eemen t among th e rabbi s of Muskegon
and Grand Rapids.
If such an emergency occurs, call the
Temple secretary or the President of th e congregation.
The Temple secretary' s office hours a re Monday thru Thrusday
from 8:00A.M. to 12:15 P.M. with the exception of holidays
and summe r houri.
Summer hours Monday, Tuesday, Thrusday,
8:00 A.M to 12:15 P.M.
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1991-92 CFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
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PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• David Blooafield
1st VICE PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••• • Marcia Garrigan
2nd VICE PRESIDENT ••••••• • ••••••••••• tterle Scolnik
SECRETARY • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rick Boyden
TREASLRER • ••••••••••••••••••• ·• • • • • • • • Silbert A!itaerll:lorf
1990-93 TRUSTEES
1990-1992 TRUSTEES
Art Greenberg
Fran Boyden
David Kolb
Williaa Reed
Robert Scolnik
Gerald Singer
Stephen
Kahn
Ira Socol
Alan Clppenheiaer 1 year
1991-1 994 TRUSTEES
.Judy Cohen
Robert Cohn
.Janet .....nter
,.,David "itchell
House eo-ittee ••• Robert Cohn ••••••• tleabership ;. •• Stephan Kahn
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�SISTERHOOD,HADASSAH EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT
Anna Alpert
VI CE PRES I DENT •••••••••••••••••••.••.••••. Merl e Scolnik
SECRETARY
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leno r e Correl 1
TREASURER CHADASSAH > •••••••••••••••••••••• Ruth Oppenh eimer
TREAS URER CS I STERHOOD > •••••••••••••••••••• • Beth As hen do rf
ALEPH
Mark Gaynor
Rachael Kommit
Jamie Kommit
Julia Krass
Jordan Levin
Jamie Socoln
Benjamin Waite
Sam Wiener
REL.l6IOUS SOICXJl... ROSTER
BET
6l1'9EL
Aleza Alpert
David Alpert
Aron Cohn
Andrew Barnhouse
Joseph Donny
Daniel Gaynor
Alina Ka p u stin
Rae Beth Kolb
Aron Stromberg
Michael Gay n o r
Jillian Hunter
David Jacks
Joshua Levin
David Lessens
Michael Scolnik
Randon Str omber g
DALET
· Gilana Alpert
Nathan Cohn
Jacob Donny
Julie Fisher
Katie Hunter
Brian Jacks
Tracy Kolb
Allison Sklar
CCN='IRPIATIDN
Stephanie Fisher
Kelley Hunter
Alan Kahn
Jennifer Lesse ns
Kevin McBeth
Sharon Stein
REL.l6IOUS 50-DlL TEAOERS
Director of Education .•••.••••••••.•••... Merle Scolnik
Aleph . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rae he 1 Logan
Bet . . • • • . . . . • . • . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . Sherry Lessens
Gif\!.el . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Merle Scolnik
Dalet .••.•••.••.•••••.••••••••••..••..•• Jason Boyden
Confirmation •••••••••• ; •.•••.•••..•..•• Anna Alpert
~ebrew •••••••••.•••••...•••••••••• ; •••• Shoshana Stein
Hebrew .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rabbi Alpert
Teachers Aids •••.•••••••• Shane Bromley & Laurie Stein
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U3C C0191ITTEE
e•NAI BRITH
Gil Ashendorf
David Bloomfield
Stephan Kahn
Richard Kaufman
Pres. . • . . . • . . .
V.Pres .•••••.•
Secretary .•...
Treasurer •.•..
Ed Krause
Issy Ashendorf
Les Schick
Gil Ashendorf
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Alpert, Rabbi Alan & Anna
5280 McDowell, Muskegon 49441
798-2480
722-2702
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Aron, Ellen
1931 Barclay , Muskegon 49441
755-6530
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Ashendorf, David & Carol
67~ Browne, Muskegon MI 4~441
733-1166
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Ashendorf, Helen
100 E. Norton Unit 1,Muskegon MI
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739-8617
49444
Ashendorf, Gilbert
355 E Broadway, Muskegon Hts. 49444 · 798-4763
733-1833
Ashendorf, Harry & Sonia
1 245-8998
1023 San Juan Dr.,SE,Grd Rapids 49506
Ashendorf, Isadore & Beth
2160 Bourdon, Muskegon
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49441
755-7181
733 1833
Ashendorf, Jacob & Dana
1005 Mills Ave, N. Muskegon 49445
744-5756
722-7564
Ashendorf, Jerry & Diane
85 N. Green Creek Rd, N.Musk 49445
744-4256
726-5215
Ashendorf, Max
5030 Whitney, Montague
894-9521
726-5215
49437
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Ashendorf, Michael & Shelley
3256 Thompson,Muskegon MI 49441
755-2263
726-5215
Berlin, Eric & Sharon
Rte. 1, Box 118, Montague MI 49437
893-8279
726-5437
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Bloomfield, David & Barbara
3846 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-1092
725-3355
Boyden, Richard & Fran
1338 Crandall Ave,Muskegon 49441
780-2424
Brody, Robert & Michal
757-3099
1691 W.Crystal View,Scottville MI 49454
Bruelbeck, Howard & Juliana
440 N.Whitehall Rd,Muskegon 49445
744-1612
Chevlin, Lillian
1080 Terrace St.Apt 509,Musk
726-3488
49442
Cohen, Judy & Barnhouse, Mark
13390 Lakeshore Dr Grand Haven 49417 846-6514
Cohn, Bennie & Ursula
2061 Belmont, Muskegon
49441
757-4763
726-5437
780-2072
Cohn, Robert & Pamela
1076 Lancelot Dr N. Muskegon 49445
744-4639
733-1590
Conn, Jeffrey
P.O. Drawer D, Muskegon
733-0539
733-3186
49443
Correll, Sherman & Lenore
1896 Crestwood Muskegon,MI 49441
780-2785
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Doney, Gerald & Linda
4874 Dowling, Montague 49437
894-8465
Fisher, Bernard
400 Lake View Cr #25-D Spg Lk 49456
842-2322
Fisher, Eugene & Frances
5525 Martin Rd Muskegon MI 49441
798-2849
722-6081
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Fisher, · James & Jackie
1660 Rood Point Rd,Muskegon 49441
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798-1100
722-6081
Fonstei n, Ida
615 Lake Forest Ln Apt H-4 Muskegon· 780-3866
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Friend; Harrison & Elaine
100 E. Norton, Apt 5, Musk. 49444
733-6542 739-8612
7710 Gainey Ranch Rd #220, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
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Fuller, Terry & Sharon
. 1881 Harrison St,Muskegon MI 49441
759-2326
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Garrigan, William & Marcia
991 Cheboygan Dr, N. Muskegon 49445
744-6255
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Gaynor/Vallier, Kathryn
1781 Bonneville,Muskegon 49441
755-5545
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Gomberg, Rose
5525 Martin Rd, Muskegon
798-2849
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Greenberg, Dr Arthur & Gertrude
4700 Lake Harbor Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-3655
726-5762
Halbower, Norman & Susan
7512 Whitehall Rd, Whitehall 49461
894-6125
722-6671
Hunter, Paul & Janet
2356 Norcrest Muskegon MI 49441
780-2445
733-6350
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Husid, Harley
17110 Mich i gan Dr Spring Lk 49456
846-9141
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Isaacs, Ann
700 Lori Dr Apt 199 Palm Springs _ Fl
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29831 Minglewood Ln Farmington ·MI 48018
313 851-8734
517 347- 3170
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Isaacs, Neil & Janet
4415 Heritage Dr Apt B02,0kemos MI
517 347 3170
Jacks, Vicki & Harold
1485 Rood Point Rd, Muskegon MI 49441
Kahn, Dr Stephen & Andrea
1920 Sarasota Ct, Muskegon 49441
Kantor, Frances
1052 W. Dale Ave,Muskegon
798-1436
780-4560
739-9341
733-1571
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49441
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3024 Sherwood Ct, Muskegon 49441
755-1016
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3060 Maple Grove Apt #322, Musk MI 49441
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722-2279
755-8130
Kaufman, Richard & Sylvia
740 Lake Dr, N.Muskegon 49445
744-1769
Kolb, David & Maxine
908 Ireland Ave, Muskegon 49441
759-8142
Kommit,Dr Jeffrey & Sandra
17760 Bayberry,Spring Lake 49456
846-4342
722-6681
Krass, Aron & 0ksana
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1359 Forest Park Rd, Muskegon 49441
780-2291
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Libner, Robert & Ruth
4020 Forest Point Dr,Muskegon 49441
780-4255
Lipman, Jack & Edith
3755 Arborway Dr,Muskegon
780-3888
49441
Logan, Gene
577 Lake Forest LN,Apt M-8
726-3238
49441
Lucas, Boyce & Adelle
4640 Sandy Ln,Whitehall MI 49461
722-6546
894-4700
McBeth, Gloria
313 722-5535 380-8493
18521 Innsbr6ok, Northville MI 48167 17931 Fruitport Rd
Spring Lake 49454
Micklin, Steve & Kathy
894-1184
6430 Darlington, Hesperia MI 49421
Mitchell, Dr David & Shanna
1445 Bayview Dr,Muskegon MI 49441
798-1099
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3731 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-3225
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3760 Arborway Dr, Muskegon 49441
780-2354
Oppenheimer, Alan & Ruth
3053 Coolidge, Muskegon
755-2814 . 726-4405
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733-9465
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24552 Paseo De Valencia Apr B 407 Laguana Hills CA
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1316 Princeton Rd, Muskegon 49441
755-2924
Price, Betty
661 Lake Forest Lane,Muskegon 49441 780-4452
Price, Robert & Mildred
2602 Riverview,Muskegon MI 49445
744-4138
Radzyminsky, Bertha & Rueben
P.O. Box 38, Fruitport,MI 49415
Rapoport, Daniel
4521 Cherrywood Ct., Muskegon
Reed, William · & Barbara
3727 Bellair Ct., Muskegon
49441 798-3006
49441
780-2449
Roosen, Warren & Florence
2007 Henry St., Muskegon
49441
759-0572
Rosen, Kurt & Carol
440 Mid-Oak, N. Muskegon
49445
744-4035
Rothschild, Karoline
2832 Westland Rd,Muskegon MI 49441
755-6892
Rubinsky, Esther
~342 Germaine,Muskegon MI 49442
759-1313
Rubinsky, Louis & Nancy
3155 Eastland Rd,Muskegon MI 49441
780-4092
733-2101
Schick, Lester & Aliyah
1898 Benjamin Rd N Muskegon MI 49445 744-0452
Scolnik, Robert & Merle
4460 Cherrywood Ct Muskegon MI 49441 798-2828
733-0874
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4696 Heinicke, Muskegon
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1132 Forest Park Rd,Muskegon MI49441 780-2190
733-1786
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590 Plymouth,N. Muskegon 49445
744-0545
725-8301
726-4747
Stein, Robert & Shoshana
640 Lyncott, N. Muskegon 49445 ·
744-8150
725-3300
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6873 E. Calle Cerca, Tucson,AZ 85715
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4047 Nobhill Dr, Muskegon
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624 Ranch Rd, Muskegon MI 49441
798-2653
773-9125
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2031 Hile Rd Muskegon Hts MI 49444
739-4256
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519 Franklin St, Spring Lk MI 49456
845-7983
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55900 Jayne Dr Elkhart IN 46514 1324 1 219 522 0408
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Title
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Temple B'nai Israel Collection
Creator
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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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Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
Scrapbooks
Synagogues
Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
Publisher
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
Contributor
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Preston, Marilyn
Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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DC-08
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eng
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Circa 1920s-2018
Text
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DC-08_Bnai-Israel-Directory_1991-1992
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Temple B'nai Israel
Date
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1991/1992
Title
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Community Directory Temple B'nai Israel, 1991-1992
Description
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The community directory lists congregants, clergy, administrators, board members and officers of Temple B'nai Israel.
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The topic of the resource
Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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Text
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application/pdf
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eng
Publisher
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives
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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
5752 - 5753
1992 - 1993
391 West Webster at Fourth
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
(616) 722-2702
Rabbi Alan P. Alpert
President Marcia Garrigan
�RABBI: Alan P. Alp&rt
tll.JSIC DIRECTOR:
Skip Frizzell
SECRETARY: ttargaret Hanger
CUSTODIAN: Philip Beverly, 3r •
................................................................
Congregation B'Nai Israel is serviced by a full time Rabbi.
In the event that our Rabbi is out of town during an
emergency life cycle need, there will be a Rabbi available
through a reciprocal agreement among the Rabbis of Muskegon
and Grand Rapids.
If such an emergency occurs, call the
Temple secretary or the President of the congregation.
The Temple secretary's office hours are Monday Tuesday &
Thrusday from 8:00 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. & 8:00 A.M to 1:30
during the busy months, with the exception of Holidays •
................................................................
1992-93 OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ttarcia Barrigan
1st VICE PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••••
2nd VICE PRESIDENT •••••••••••••••••••
SECRETARY •••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••
TREASURER ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
l'terle Scolnik
Rick Boyden
Stephen Kahn
Gilbert Ashendorf
..................................................................
· 1991-1994 TRUSTEES
1990-93 TRUSTEES
Art Greenberg
3udy Cohen
David Kolb
Robert Cohn
Robert Scolnik
3anet Hunter
Dan Rapoport
David "itchell
David Blooafield 1 year
House eo-ittae
Robert Cohn, Chaira.an
Art Greenberg
Dan Rapoport
1992-1995 TRUSTEES
Willi_. Reed
Gertrude &reenb•rg
"°rton Kantor
3ane Stibitz
"--bership eo-ittee
3anet Hunter
................................................................
�SISTERHIXJIUHADASSAH EXECUTIVE BOARD
Anna Alpert
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT ••••.•.•.••..•...••...•••..• Elaine Utterberg
SECRETARY
Helen Singer
TREASURER ••••••••••••••.•••..••••...•••••. Judy Cohen
PUBLICITY ••••.•••••.•••..•••••..•••••••••.• Shanna Mitchell
RELIGIOUS SCHDDL. ROSTER
IET
GIPeEL
ALEPH
David Barnhouse
Mark Gaynor
Aleza Alpert
David Alpert
Jacob Glick
Jamie Kommit
Andrew Barnhouse
Rachel Kommit
Jordan Levin
Anna Schwartz
Jamie Socol
Aron Cohn
Joseph Doney
Sam Wiener
Benjamin Waite
Daniel Gaynor
HAY
Alyssa Glick
Gilana Alpert
Alina Kapustin
DAI.ET
Michael Gaynor
Nathan Cohn
Joseph Kimpfbeck
Jessa Glick
Jacob Doney
Rae Beth Kolb
Jillian Hunter
Julie Fisher
Aron Stromberg
David Jacks
Katie Hunter
Joshua Levin
Brian Jacks
David Lessens
Jennifer Kimpfbeck
Michael Scolnik
Tracy Kolb
Randy Stromberg
Rebecca Safier
Allison Sklar
Michael Tayter
RELIGIOUS SCHDDL. TEACtERS
Director of Education ••...••.••...••••••..• Merle Scolnik
Aleph
. . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • Rae he l
Logan
Bet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sara Safier
Gimel. ••.••••.••••••••..•.•••• Maxine Kolb and Linda Doney
Dal et •••.•••.•••..•.••.••.•..•.••••••..•••. Mer le Seo 1 ni k
Hay ••••.•••••••• Jim Fisher, Randall Safier & Anna Alpert
Hebrew Classes.Sara Safier,Shoshana Stein, & Rabbi Alpert
Teachers Aids ••••••• Alan Kahn,Sharon Stein,& Edward Tayter
UJC CO'lttlTTEE
B "NAI BUTH
Gil Ashendorf
Pres .••...•••. David Mitchell
Rabbi Alan P. Alpert
V.Pres •..••••. Barbara Reed
Stephan Kahn
Secretary •••••
Richard Kaufman
Treasurer .•••• Gil Ashendorf
David Mitchell
�FINAL rENBERSHIP LIST
NAIE AND ADDRESS
a.JSINESS
Alpert, Rabbi Alan & Anna
5280 McDowell, Muskegon 49441
798-2480
Aron, Ellen
1931 Barclay , Muskegon 49441
755-6530
Ashendorf, Helen
3694 Arborway, Muskegon MI 49441
.722-2702
780-3047
Ashendorf, Gilbert
355 E Broadway, Muskegon Hts. 49444
733-1833
Ashendorf, Harry & Sonia
1 245-8998
1023 San Juan Dr.,SE,Grd Rapids 49506
Ashendorf, Isadore & Beth
2160 Bourdon, Muskegon
49441
755-7181
733 1833
Ashendorf, Jacob & Dana
1005 Mills Ave, N. Muskegon 49445
744-5756
722-7564
Ashendorf, Jerry & Diane
85 N. Green Creek Rd, N.Musk 49445
744-4256
726-5215
Ashendorf, Max
5030 Whitney, Montague
894-9521
49437
Ashendorf, Michael & Shelley
3256 Thompson,Muskegon MI 49441 ·
Berlin, Eric & Sharon
5325 Duck Lake Rd,Whitehall MI 49437
755-2263
893-8279
Bloomfield, David & Barbara
3846 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-1092
Boyden, Richard & Fran
1338 Crandall Ave,Muskegon 49441
780-2424
726-5215
726-5437
725-3355
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HDftE
Brody, Robert & Michal
757-3099
1691 W.Crystal View,Scottville MI 49454
Bruelbeck, Howard & Juliana
440 N.Whitehall Rd,Muskegon 49445
744-1612
Chevlin, Lillian
1080 Terrace St.Apt 509,Musk
726-3488
49442
Cohen, Judy & Barnhouse, Mark
13390 Lakeshore Dr Grand Haven 49417 846-6514
BUSINESS
757-4763
726-5437
Cohn, Robert & Pamela
1076 Lancelot Dr N. Muskegon 49445
744-4639
733-1590
Conn, Jeffrey
P.O. Drawer D, Muskegon
733-0539
733-3186
49443
Doney, Gerald & Linda
4874 Dowling, Montague 49437
Eckhouse, Dr.Arnold & Beverly
16986 Landing Dr,Sp Lake MI 49456
894-8465
842-4264
534-4679
Fisher, Bernard
400 Lake View Cr #25-D Spg Lk 49456
842-2322
Fisher, Eugene & Frances
5525 Martin Rd Muskegon MI 49441
798-2849
722-6081
Fisher, James & Jackie
1660 Rood Point Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-1100
722-6081
Fonstein, Ida
1039 Beechtree Ct Muskegon . MI 49441
780-2785
Fonstein, Lenore
1039 Beechtree Ct Muskegon MI 49441
780-1314
�Garrigan, William & Marcia
991 Cheboygan Dr, N. Muskegon 49445
744-6255
Gaynor/Vallier, Kathryn
1781 Bonneville,Muskegon 49441
755-5545
Gomberg, Rose
5525 Martin Rd, Muskegon
798-2849
49441
Greenberg, Dr. Arthur & Gertrude
4700 Lake Harbor Rd,Muskegon 49441
798-3655
726-5762
Halbower, Norman & Susan
7512 Whitehall Rd, Whitehall 49461
894-6125
722-6671
Hunter, Paul & Janet
2356 Norcrest Muskegon MI 49441
780-2445
733-6350
Isaacs, Ann
700 Lori Dr Apt 199 Palm Springs Fl
33461
Isaacs, Jordan & Sydelle
29831 Minglewood Ln Farmington Hills MI
48334
Isaacs, Neil & Janet
5434 Maple Ridge Rd,Haslett,MI 48840
407 968-2841
313 851-8734
517 347 3170
Jacks, Harold & Vicki
1485 Rood Point Rd, Muskegon MI 49441
798-1436 . 739-9341
Kahn, Dr.Stephen & Andrea
1920 Sarasota Ct, Muskegon 49441
780-4560
Kantor, Frances
1052 W. Dale Ave,Muskegon
49441
759-7337
Kantor, Dr.Morton & Maxine
3024 Sherwood Ct, Muskegon 49441
755-1016
733-1571
722-2279
�NAttE
AND ADDRESS
aJSltESS
Kapustin, Anatolia & Lucy
890 Woodside Rd, Musk MI 49441
755-8130
Kaufman, Richard & Sylvia
740 Lake Dr, N.Muskegon 49445
744-1769
Kolb, D~vid & Maxine
908 Ireland Ave, Muskegon 49441
759-8142
722-6681
Kommit, Dr.Jeffrey
122 N Harbor Dr Grand Haven MI 49417 847-9276
Kommit, Sandy
846-4342
17495 Parkwood Condo B Spring Lake Ml 49456
Krause, Edward & Ruth
1359 Forest Park Rd, Muskegon 49441
780-2291
Lawson, Rose
Newago Med.Facility,4465 W 48th,Fremont Ml 49412
Lessens, Dr.Steven & Sherry
110 S. Michigan Av Shelby MI 49455
861-5150
Levin,Dr.Fredrick
16998 Landing Dr, Spring Lk 49456
846-9421
777-2568
Levy, Arthur
40 Clinton St,Brooklyn Hts,NY 11201 1 718-797-0770
Libner, Robert & Ruth
4020 Forest Point Dr,Muskegon 49441
780-4255
Lipman, Jack & Edith
3755 Arborway Dr,Muskegon
780-3888
Logan, Gene
577 Lake Forest LN,Apt M-8
49441
49441
722-6546
726-3238
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AND ADDRESS
a.JSIIESS
Lucas, Boyce & Adelle
4640 Sandy Ln,Whitehall MI 49461
894-4700
Mitchell, Dr.David & Shanna
1445 Bayview Dr,Muskegon MI 49441
798-1099
Muskovitz, Seymour & Rosalyn
3731 Highgate, Muskegon 49441
798-3225
726-4861
Neumer, Jessie
3760 Arborway Dr, Muskegon 49441
780-2354
733-9465
722-6678
Oppenheimer, Alan & Ruth
1-602-972-8517
10891 Buccaneer Dr, Sun City AZ 85351
Parker, Albert & Helen
1316 Princeton Rd, Muskegon 49441
755-2924
Price, Betty
661 Lake Forest Lane,Muskegon 49441
780-4452
Price, Robert & Mildred
2602 Riverview,Muskegon MI 49445
744-4138
Rapoport, Daniel
4521 Cherrywood Ct., Muskegon
798-3006
Reed, William & Barbara
3727 Bellair Ct., Muskegon
49441
49441
780-2449
Roosen, Warren & Florence
2007 Henry St., Muskegon
49441
759-0572
Rosen, Kurt & Carol
440 Mid-Oak, N. Muskegon
49445
744-4035
733-2101
Rosen, Neil & Joni
15780 Ridge Ln,SP Lake MI 49456
847-9727
727-8888
Rubinsky, Esther
3342 Germaine,Muskegon MI 49441
759-1313
�NAfE AND ADDRESS
BUSUESS
Rubi nsky, Nancy
3155 Eastland Rd,Muskegon MI 49441
780-4092
Schick, Lester & Aliyah
1920 S. West Ave, Jackson, MI 49203
Scolnik, Robert & Merle
4460 Cherrywood Ct Muskegon MI 49441 798-2828
Silberman, Daniel & Betty
4696 Heinicke, Muskegon
49441
733-0874
798-3576
Singer, Gerald & Helen
1132 Forest Park Rd,Muskegon MI49441 780-2190
733-1786
Socol, Ira & Deborah
590 Plymouth, N. Muskegon MI
744-0545
725-8301
726-4747
Stein, Robert & Shoshana
640 Lyncott, N. Muskegon 49445
744-8150
725-3300
Steindler, Jack & Irene
6873 E. Calle Cerca, Tucson,AZ 85715
Stern, Bernard & Sara
4047 Nobhill Dr, Muskegon
49441
780-3852
Stibitz,Jane
2022 W Swanson Ct, Musk. MI 49444
739-5465
773"9158
Stromberg, Dr.Maurice & Doris
624 Ranch Rd, Muskegon MI 49441
798 2653
773 9125
Stromberg, Stewart & Susan
2031 Hile Rd Muskegon Hts MI 49444
739-4256
Waite, Steve & Jeanette
519 Franklin St, Spring Lk MI 49456
845-7983
�NAtE AND ADDRESSS
Wiener, Dan & Pam
1039 W. Summit, Muskegon
a.JSUESS
49441
755-4909
Wiener, Joel & Jean
55900 Jayne Dr Elkhart IN 46514 1324 1-219-522-0408
1-219-293-0255
Wiener, Thelma
929 Ruddiman, Apt 2, N. Muskegon MI 49445 744-1554
Wood, Brian & Kellye
2201 Ralph, Alpena MI 49707
1- 517-356-2218
*************************************************************
Boris & Maya Tayter
924-5935
--------------------------------------------------------·---532 N Darling Av, Fremont Ml 49412
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David & Sally Uram
4016 Highgate Rd, Muskegon MI 49441
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3137 S. Riverwood,Twin Lake, MI 49457
744-9559
Randall & Sara Safier
1084 Walnut Grove, Muskegon MI 49441
798-3897
�Dr.Denise · Holtzman
846-5330
847-2885
1800 Robbins Nest Ln, Grand Haven MI 49417
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861-2262
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524 W. Wind, N Muskegon MI 49445
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846-4159
774-8181
724-6435
16395 Taft Rd
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Dublin Core
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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-Directory_1992-1993
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Temple B'nai Israel
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1992/1993
Title
A name given to the resource
Community Driectory Temple B'nai Israel, 1992-1993
Description
An account of the resource
The community directory lists congregants, clergy, administrators, board members and officers of Temple B'nai Israel.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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
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The Voice
of
TEMPLE B' NA I ISRA EL
MUSKEdON, MICHIGAN
Hassidic Service
by Isadore Freed
Daniel M. Lowy, Rabbi
March 24, 1972
TEMPLE CHOIR NIGHT
ISADOHE FREED was one of the undisputed leaders
in the current renaissance of Jewish music.
Imbued with the spirit of his ancient heritage
and utilizing modern techniques and the abundant
flow of his creative genius., · he'· contributed mightly to 'the :buildi.ng of a new era in 'Jewish :rrmsic.
His music possesses nobility., dignity., splendor
and religious beauty.
�ORDER OF IDRSHIP
L I CHA DODI • • • ,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Prayerbook p. 26-2!7
t1Beloved, come, the bride to meet,
The Princess Sabbath let us greet,.P
BARECHU •• • • •
.................
. . . ••
p.49
The call to worship
"Praise ye the Lord to whom all praise is due."
SH 1MA • • •
. . . . . The. .watchword
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... •• p. 51
of Judaism
~
••Hear O Israel, the Lord
our God, ·
the Lord is ono,.tt
MI CHOMOCHO • • •
.Song
. . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • p. 53
of the R.ed Sea, Exodus Ch. 15
"Who is like unto Thee, 0 Lord
among the mighty?"
-Exodus
. . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • p. 55
31:16 - 17
V'SHOMRU • • • • • • ,.
11
The children of Israel shall
keep the Sabbath ••••• "
HAY THE rK)RDS of my mouth
. ...
Psalm 19 verse 15
IISM 'CHU • • • • •
..... ....
..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
p.
60
.p. 32
May they who observe the
Sabbath rejoice in Thy kingdom."
(Sephardic Ritual)
11
. . . ...Concluding
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 71
A~oration
THAT DAY • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
. . . . . • p. 72
Zechariah Ch. 14 Vs. 9
7A-A-naeh-nu.
. _·J
�THE TEMPLE coom
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
MUSKF.GON, MICHIGAN
Mrs. Irving Singer (Evelyn)
Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer (Ruth)
Mrs. Louis Aron (Ellen)
Mrs. Arnold Bourzeil (Esther)
Mrs. Stephen Ca.hill (Audrey)
Miss Ellen Cahill
Mr. David Aronson
Mr. Dan Silberman
Judah Lowy
Linda Rothschild
Jeanette Greenberg
Kenneth Mercer
Debra Lowy
Mrs. Thomas George (Guest Participant)
Director and Organist:
Mr. Arnold Bourziel
�
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TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
Daniel Rapoport, President
Alan Po Alpert, Rabbi
Arnold Bourziel, Director of Music
JEWISH MUSIC SABBATH SERVICE
Guest Artists:
YOSEF YANKELEV, Violinist
BERNICE MROZINSKI, Accompanist
"Busic is a universal language, and needs not to be
translatedo With it soul speaks to soulo 11
Bo Auerbach
�"Every people has its own melodyo o o But Israel sings all of them
in order to bring them all to Godo'' (Abraham Yaakov)
CANDLE BLESSING (all rise)
The candles are lit; the Sabbath serenity is upon uso In mellow moods
we enter the synagogue to join together to praise God and the magnificent acts of creationo The small flickering flame in the home and
synagogue causes us to pause in our daily routine and to be aware of
all the blessings we enjoyo In the candle light we feel that specialness which Sabbath rest and peace can bringo
Ba-ruch a-ta, A-co-nai E-lo-hei-nu, me-lech ha-o-lam, a-sher
ki-de-sha-nu be-mits-vo-tav, ve-tsi-va-nu le-had-lik neir shel
Sha-bato
Praised are You, Lord, Our God, King of the universe who allows us
to become holy by commanding us to light the Sabbath candles
(all are seated)
RESPONSIVE READING PSALl1 .95
Come, let us sing to the Lord:
let our song ring out to our sheltering Rock.
Let us approach Him with thanksgiving,
our voices loud with song.
For the Lord is a great God,
a Ruler high above the idols of every ageo
In His hands are the depths of the earth;
His are the mountain-peakso
He made the sea, it is His;
the dry land is the work of His handso
He is our God and our Shepherd; .
we are His people and His flock:
If only today
we would listen to His voice!
�OPENING SONG
COME, 0 HOLY SABBATH EVENING
Come, 0 holy Sabbath evening,
Crown our toil with well earned rest;
Bring us hallowed hours of gladness,
Day of days beloved and blesto
Weave your mystic spell around us
With the glow of Sabbath light:
As we read the ancient wisdom,
Learn its laws of truth and righto
Come, 0
Radiant
Lending
Filling
holy Sabbath spirit,
shine from every eye;
us your benediction,
every heart with joy,
RESPONSIVE JIBA])ING PSALM 92
It
to
To
to
to
to
is good to give thanks to the Lord,
sing hymns to Your name, 0 Most High ;
tell of Your love in the morning,
sing at night of Your faithfulness;
pluck the strings, to sound the lute,
make the harp vibrateo
Your deeds, 0 Lord, fill me with gladness,
Your work moves me to songo
How great are Your works, 0 Lord !
How profound Your design !
The fool will never learn,
the dullard never grasp this:
the wicked may flourish like grass,
all who do evil may blossom,
yet they are doomed to destruction,
while You, 0 Lord, are exalted for all timeo
See how Your enemies, 0 Lord,
see how Your enemies shall perish,
how all who do evil shall be scatteredo
You lift up my head in prideo
I am bathed in freshEning oilo
I shall see the defeat of my foes,
my ears shall hear of their fallo
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t
f; :
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r·
:-
The righteous shall flourish like palms,
grow tall like cedars in Lebanono
Rooted in the house of the Lord,
they shall be ever fresh and green,
proclaiming that the Lord is just,
my Rock, in whom there is no wrongo
-CALL TO WORSHIP (all rise)
In love and reverence we stand to_gether to worship the God of our
Hothers and Fatherso
!
Ba-re-chu et A-~onai ha-me-vo-racho
Praised be God the Source of all bl.e ssingso
Ba-ruch A-do-riai ha-me-vo-rach .le-o-lam va-ed !
Praised is God the source of all blessings forever and evero
I :-...-
Praised are You -the Lord our God who created the world with all the
vibr.?nce of life itselfo - In your plan You haye given us eyes to see
and ears to hearo In orie stroke You have given us glowing rainbows
and t h e sound of birds, wind·$ and___seao Praised are You, 0 Lord, the
Arti st anJ Musician who has given us bountiful beautyo
W_ith loving care You have placed harmony in the world through Your most
p-r eci0us gift to us - the Toraho • · Teach us to be an instrument to play
sweet sounds in the orchestration of the best - kindness, gentleness,
gene.:-osity and love., Praised are -You who watches over allo
SHENA
She-ma Yis-ra-eil: A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu, A-do-nai E-chad!
Hear O Israel the Lord Our God, the Lord is Oneo
Ba-ruch_ sheim· ke-vod mal-chu-to le-o-lam va-ed!
Praised be His glorious Kingdom forever and evero
(all are seated)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your mind, with all your
strength, with all your beingo
Set these words, which I command you this day, upon your hearto Teach
them faithfully to your children; speak of them in your home and on
your way, when you lie down and when you rise upo
�Be mindful of all My Mitzvot, and do them; so shall you consecrate
yourselves to your Godo I, the Lord, am your God who led you out of
Egypt to be your God; I, the Lord, am your Godo
In our darkest times You have watched over uso When You freed us from
slavery in Egypt and brought us to the Land of Israel we learned to
sing with joyo With the anticipation of the day when all men and
women will be free we sing the words of the ancient Israelites:
MI CHAMOCHA
Mi cha-mo-cha ba-ei-lim, A-do-nai?
Mika-mo-cha, ne-dar ba-ko-desh,
no-rate-hi-lot, o-sei fe-leh?
"Hidden in a brief adagio there is a sermon on the
transient hour;
And lured from inner depths by m-,eep of bow
Nay be a vision of the perfect flower,
Immortal blossom of divine intent
Whose humblest seed explains the firmamento 11
Lieberman
"In my work termed "Jewish11 o o o I have but listened to an inner voice,
deep, secret, insistent, ardent, o o o o a voice which surged up in
me on reading certain passages in the Bibleo o o This entire Jewish
heritage moved me deeply, it was reborn in my musico 11
Bloch
Deep in our heart we have many prayers and thoughts that we can only
share with the Holy Oneo As we communicate silently with the Diety let
us also pray for the speedy recovery of alJ those who could not be
with us today because of illness ,
SILENT PRAYER
May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my
heart, be acceptable to You, 0 Lord, my Rock and my
Redeemero
(all rise)
�KIDDUSH
Blessed is the Lord our God, Ruler of the universe, Creator of the
fruit of ·.the vineo
Blesse~;·is the Lord our God, Ruler of the universe, who hallows
us with His Mitzvot and takes delight in uso In His love and favor
' He has made His holy Sabbath our heritage, as a reminder of the work
of creationo It is first among our sacred days, and a remembrance
of the Exodus from Egypto
0 God, You have chosen us and set us apart from all the peoples, and
in love and favor have given us the Sabbath day as a sacred inheritanceo
Blessed is the Lord, for the Sabbath and its holinesso
('- , ·
Bs-ruch a-ta, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
me-lech
ha-o-iam bo-rei pe-re-ha-ga-feno
Ba-ruch a-ta, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
me-lech
ha-a-lam, a-sher ki-de-sha-nu
be-mits-vo-tav
vc- ra-tsa va-nu, ve-sha-bat kod-sho
be-a-ha-va
u-ve-ra-tson hin-chi-la-nu, zi-ka-ron
le-m::i.-a-sei
ve-rei-sheeto Ki hu yom te-chi-la
le-mik-ra-ei ko-desh, zei-cher li-tsi-at ··
Mits-ra-yimo Ki va-nu va-char-ta
ve-o-ta-nu
ki-dash-ta mi-kol ha-a-mim, ve-sha-bat
kod- she-cha
be-a-ha-va u-ve-ra-tson hin-chal-ta-nu~
Ba-ruch
a-ta, A-do-nai, me-ka-deish ha-sha-bato
ADORATION
(all are seated)
(all rise)
Let us adore the ever living God and render praise unto Him who
spread out the heavens and established the earth - whose glory is
revealed in the heavens above and whose greatness is manifest throughout the worldo He is our God, there is non elseo
�Va-a-nach-nu ko-re-im
u-mish-ta-cha-vim u-mo-dim
li-fe-nei rne-lech ma-le-chei ha-me-la-chim,
ha-ka-dosh ba-ruch Hu ..
We end our service with the love and respect to those who have passed
awayo Even in death their memories are an inspiration for lifeo
KADDISH
Yit-ga-dal ve-yit-ka-dash she-mei ra-ba be-al-ma di-ve-ra chi~re-u-tei
ve-yam-lich mal-chu-tei be-cha-yei-chon u-ve-uo-mei-chon u-ve-cha-yei
de-cholbeit
Yis-ra-eil, ba-a-ga-la u-vi-zi-man ka-riv, ve-i-me-ru: a-maino
Ye-hei she-mei ra-ba me-va-rach le-a-lam u-le-al-mei al-ma-yao
Yit-ba-rach ve-yish-ta-bach, ve-yit-pa-ar ve-yit-ro-mam ve-yit-na-sei,
ve-yit-ha-dar
ve-yit-a-leh ve-yit-ha-lal she-mei de-ku-de-sha, be-rich hu, le-ei-la
min kol
be-re-cha-ta ve-shi-ra-ta, tush-be-cha-ta ve-ne-che-ma-ta,
da-a-mi-ran be-al-ma, ve-i-me-ru: a-meino
Ye-hei she-la-ma ra-ba min she-ma-ya ve-cha-yim a-lei-nu ve-al kol
Yis-ra-eil, ve-i-me-ru: a-meino
0-seh sha-lom be-me-ro-mav, hu-ya-a-seh sha-lom a-lei-nu ve-al kol
Yis-ra-eil, ve-i-me-ru: a-meino
CLOSING SONG
EIN KEILOHEINU
Ein kel-lo-hei-nu, ein ka-do-nei nu,
ein ke-mal-kei-nu, ein ke-mo-shi-ei-nuo
Ni chei-lo-hei-nu? Mi cha-do-nei-nu?
Mi che-mal-kei-nu? Ni che-mo-shi-ei-nu?
No-deh lei-lo-hei-nu, no-deh
la-do-nei-nu,
no-deb le-mal-kei-nu, no-deh
le-mo-shi-el-nuo
Ba-ruch E-lo-hei-nu, ba-ruch
A-do-nei-nu,
ba- r uch Mal-kei-nu, ba-ruch
No- shi-ei-nuo
A-ta hu- E-lo-hei-nu,
a-ta hu A-do-nei-nu,
A-ta hu Mal-kei-nu,
a-ta hu No-shi-el-nuo
�There is none like our God; there is none like our Lord; there is
none like our King; there is none like our SaviorQ
Who is like our God? Who is like our Lord?
Who is like our Savior?
Who is like our King?
We will give thanks to our God; we will give thanks to our Lord; we
will give thanks to our King; we will give thanks to our SaviorQ
Blessed is our God; blessed is our Lord; blessed is our King; blessed
is our Savioro
You are our God; You are our Lord; You are our King; You are our Savioro
BENEDICT ION
* ** ** *** **** *
SHABAT SHALOM
GOOD SHABOS
�
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Muskegon (Mich.)
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Con/irmalion Service
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1954
EIGHT O'CLOCK
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
Muskegon, Michigan
Abraham Ruderman, Rabbi
Louis Grossman, President
CONFIRMATION MOTTO
"It is not your duty to complete the work, but neither are you free to
desist from it." -
Talmud.
�Program
Processional -
"Mah Tovu" ...................................................... Choir
Officers - Confirmands
Opening Prayer........................................................ Marshall Berman
Evening Service.................................................... Union Prayer Book
Floral Hymn.................................................. Confirmands and Choir
Floral Offering.................................. Sandra August, Raleigh Rodoff
Lord, into Thy sacred dwelling enter we this holy day;
T17hile our hearts with joy are swelling, at Thine altar flowers we Jay
Tokens of the pledge we render, to the laws our fathers heard,
When at Sinai they did tender fealty unto Thy word.
Lord, confirm in us, we pray Thee, such unfalt'ring faith and love!
As our fathers showed ~efore Thee, when against their foes they strov·e.
Wealth and life did they surrender, for the treasure Thou didst give;
SERMONETTES BY CONFIRMANDS
0 may we, too, gladlJ1 tender faithful service while we live.
The Values of Judaism:
1. God .................................................................. Sandra August
2. Charity........................................................ Marshall Berman
3. Peace............................................................ J oyce Michelman
4. Honesty ...................................................... Phyllis Greenberg
5. Faith.................................................................. Judith Siegel
.lv!ake us each a firm defender of Thy Torah, true and pure,·
That it always may engender loi•e and hope, and faith secun.
May within us live its spirit, Lead us onward in the right!
That the nations ma.v revere it, and all wrongs be put to flight.
'':].,
Hymn-"From Sinai's Heights" ....... ., ...................................... Choir
6. Brotherhood..................................................... Raleigh Rodoff
7. Humility ............................................................ Marilyn Stein
8. Forgiveness........................................................ Carol Parker
9. Prayer.................................................................. Nancy Klayf
"WHAT IS TORAH" -
A Cantata by Rabbi Ira Eisenstein and
Judith Eisenstein
Confirmands - and
Michael Leventhal
Deborah Locke
Judith Locke
Ruth Locke
Roger Gudelsky
Janet Roberts
Cynthia Ross
Linda Rubinsky
David Ruderman
Sarah Vanduren
PRESENTATIONS TO CONFIRMANDS:
Mrs. Fred Stein, President, Sisterhood, B'nai Israel
Mr. Louis Grossman, President, Temple B'nai Israel
Presentation of Certificates ........ Mr. Louis Berman
Charge and Benediction........................................... Rabbi Ruderman
l'Oln
Si.. , JI.eUJ. Iiifj ''
UU:tt j
From Sinai's heights a fountain gushes,
That pours its flood in circles wide:
I ts crystal stream e'er onward rushes,
And fraught with blessings is its tide:
FV ho from this stream restores his heart,
Fl'els throu.r;h his 'l'eins fresh vigor start.
011 Sinai's crl'st a tree is growing,
11 lofty tree, with widespread arms,
No words fwwei•er strong and glowin.f/,
Can fitly paint its glorious clumns
To all who garner its increase
This
fr ee
.ri<,fds happiness and peace.
The waters of this crrstal fountain,
The t1'ee wlwse fruit such bliss doth yield,
The beacon li9ht upon the mountain
Are Sinai's law to us revealed;
Adoration ............................................................ Union Prayer Book
They who its precepts know and guard,
"Ayn Keloheinu" .................................................... ................ Audience
F,·0111
111011
hare praise, from God reward.
�1954 - 5714
Joyce Michelman
Carol Parker
Sandra August
Marshall Berman
Phyllis Greenberg
Raleigh Rodoff
Judith Siegel
Nancy Klayf
Marilyn Stein
Members of the School Board of
Temple B'nai Israel
Douglas Rosen
Charles Locke
Dr. Ralph August
Seymour Rosenberg
Jake Ashendorf
Bernard Fisher
Louis Grossman
Fred Stein
Dr. Morris Teles
Mrs. Harvey Leventhal
Mrs. Herbert Steinman
"We the confirmation class of 1954, humbly dedicate our lives to the faith
of our fathers, love of God and ser-vice of our fellowmen. We resolve to
pursue the study of the Torah and practice the ideals of Judaism. To the
end of our days may Israets watchword be the slogan of our lives.
"Shema Yisroel A donoi Eloheinu Adonoi Echod" . . . "Hear O Israel,
The Lord Our God, the Lord is One."
�
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Con/irmation Service
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 20, 1956
THREE O'CLOCK
MOs;{I OM t.\T, S4NAI
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
ABRAHAM RUDERMAN, Rabbi
SAMUEL LIPMAN, President
Con/irmation _,,i,iotto
'' It hath been told thee, o man, what is good; and what doth the Lord
require of thee: Only to do justly, and to love mercy and to walk humbly
with thy God." - Micah 6:8.
�Program
Processional-"Dear Father, Here Thy Children Come" ___ _Choir
Confirmands and Rabbi
Opening Prayer ___ __ ___ ___ _______ ____ ___ ___ __Irwin Joel August
Worship Service ____ ____ _____ ___ __ ____ ____Rabbi and Confirmands
Torah Reading (Decalogue) _____ ___ _____ _____ Marilyn Ann Bank
Arthur Joseph Levy
PRESENTATIONS TO CONFIRMANDS:
Mr. Samuel Lipman ___ ________ President, Temple B'nai Israel
Mrs. Barney Roberts ______ _President, Sisterhood B'nai Israel
Mr. Maxwell Ross ___ _____ Vice-President, Temple B'nai Israel
Charge and Benediction ____ ___ __ __ ____ Rabbi Abraham Ruderman
Adoration ____________ __ __ __ ______ __ ____ ___ __Union Prayer Book
"Ayn Kelohenu" ____ ___ _____ ___ __. ___ _______ ___ __ ____ _____ All
Confirmation Hymn ______ ____ __ ____ _____ _Confirmands and Choir
Floral Offering __ __ _Marian Jane Greenberg, Pamela Sue Friedman
Three Hundred Years of Jewish History __ _Confirmands and Choir
1.
The Ghetto: ____ _______ _______ _____ Sanford Myron Miller
"Aufn Piopichek"
2.
"Hamavdil" __ Confirmands and Choir
Israel and the Torah: ___ __ _____ __ Marian Jane Greenberg
" Toroh Lonu"
"Der Oibershter Iz Der Mechuton"
"Yisroel Veoraitha" ________ _____ Confirmands and Choir
3. Pangs of Messiah: ___________ ···- -- __ __Marilyn Ann Bank
"Matai Yavo" "Shiru Lonu" ___ _Confirmands and Choir
Con/irmation .Jlgmn
Lord, into Thy sacred dwelling enter we this holy day;
While our hearts with joy are swelling, at Thine altar flowers we lay
Tokens of the pledge we render, to the laws our fathers heard,
When at Sinai they did tender fealty unto Thy word.
Lord, confirm in us, we pray Thee, such unfalt'ring faith and love!
4. Auto Emancipation: _____ _______ _Pamela Sue Friedman
" Urah" "Alu" ____ ·----· ___ __ __ Confirmands and Choir
As our fathers showed before Thee, when against their foes they strove.
5. Return to Zion: ____ ______ ___ __ _____ _Arthur Joseph Levy
0 may we, too, gladly tender faithful service while we live.
"Sovevuni"
"To the Mountain Top" ______ _____ Confirmands and Choir
6.
The Eternal People : ___ _____ ______ ____ _Irwin Joel August
"Song of the Soil" __ __ __ _____ __ _Confirmands and Choir
Wealth and life did they surrender, for the treasure thou didst give;
Make us each a firm defender of Thy Torah, true and pure;
That it always may engender love and hope, and faith secure.
May within us live its spirit, Lead us onward in the right!
That the nations may revere it, and all wrongs be put to flight.
�Con{irmation C/a,,
1956 - 5716
Irwin Joel August
Marilyn Ann Bank
Pamela Sue Friedman
Marian Jane Greenberg
Arthur Joseph Levy
Sanford Myron Miller
MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD OF
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
Mrs. Ralph August
Mr. Louis Grossman
Mr. Jess Levin
Mrs. Fred Rodoff
Mrs. Douglas Rosen
Mrs. Maxwell Ross
Dr. Morris Teles
Mr. Fred Stein, Chairman
JUNIOR CHOIR
BECKY ASHEND0RF
MARCIA LEVIN
CHERYL BERMAN
SANDRA DRUKER
ROGER GUDELSKY
JUDY KRAUSE
JUDY LAWSON
CECILE LEVY
DONALD PRICE
FRANCES PRICE
BURT ROBERTS
DAVID ROBERTS
JANET ROBERTS
DAVID RUDERMAN
BARBARA SILVERMAN
AVIS TELES
VITA TELES
SARA VANDOREN
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Confirmation Service Program
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Con/;,rmalion Service
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1957
EIGHT O'CLOCK
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
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rr0n this day of Israel's dedication, we pray for renewed
awareness of Thy revelation. Confirm our faith in Thy covenant that we continue to carry Thy message of brotherhood and
peace among all the children of men."
�SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACIDNG STAFF
Program
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
Processional -
"Hark the Voice of Children".............................. Choir,
Confirmands and Rabbi
Opening Prayer........................................................Larry Gale Galombeck
Lighting of the Candles........................Janet Ruth Roberts, Vita Teles,
Cynthia Elizabeth Ross
Floral Hymn ..........................................................................................Choir
Floral Offering........................................Janet Ruth Roberts, Vita Teles,
Cynthia Elizabeth Ross
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Jerome Cherin
Harrison Friend
Herman Grossman
Reuben Levy
Jack Lipman
Mrs. Barney Roberts
Mr. Sam Shumacher
Dr. Irving Singer
Mrs. Morris Teles
Mr. William Druker, Supt.
Confirmation Program Chairman, Dr. Morris Teles
All classes in the teaching of Hebrew are taught and
supervised by Mrs. Morris Teles
Worship Services:
Development of Judaism................................ Larry Gale Galombeck
The Jewish Idea of God- ..................................Janet Ruth Roberts
Customs and Ceremonies .......................................... Ira Mayer Bank
God's Loving Kindness........................................................Vita Teles
Feast of Weeks .................................................... Michael David Stein
"Father See Thy Suppliant Children" ................................................ Choir
Brotherhood of Men..............................................Cynthia Elizabeth Ross
Torah Reading:
Science and Judaism ........................................Stephen Mark Cohan
Charge to Confirmands........................................William H. Druker
PRESENTATION TO CONFIRMANDS:
Mr. Maxwell Ross .............................. President, Temple B'nai Israel
Mrs. Jerome Cherin.................... President, Sisterhood B'nai Israel
Mr. Douglas Rosen ..........................Vice Pres., Temple B'nai Israel
Mrs. Louis Grossman .......................................... President, Hadassah
Lord, into Thy sacred dwelling enter we this holy day ;
While our hearts with joy are swelling, at Thine altar flowers we lay
Tokens of the pledge we render, to the laws our fathers heard,
When at Sinai they did tender fealty unto Thy word.
Lord, confirm in us, we pray Thee, such unfalt'ring faith and love !
As our fathers showed before Thee, when against their foes they
strove.
Wealth and life did they surrender, for the treasure thou didst give ;
0 may we, too, gladly tender faithful service while we live.
Sermon.......................................................................... Rabbi Harry Essrig
Temple Emanuel, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Concluding Service .................................................................. Rabbi Essrig
"Ayn Kelohenu" ...................................................................... Congregation
Benediction............... ...............................................................Rabbi Essrig
Make us each a firm defender of Thy Torah, true and pure;
That it always may engender love and hope, and faith secure.
May within us live its spirit, Lead us onward in the right!
That the nations may revere it, and all wrongs be put to flight.
�Con/;,rmalion CfaJj
1957 - 5717
Ira Mayer Bank
Stephen Mark Cohan
Lawrence Gale Galombeck
Janet Ruth Roberts
Cynthia Elizabeth Ross
Michael David Stein
Vita Teles
MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
Dr. Irving Singer
Mrs. Ralph August
Mrs. Maxwell Ross
Mrs. Jerome Cherin
Mrs. Douglas Rosen
Mr. Maxwell Ross
Mr. Douglas Rosen
Dr. Morris Teles
Mr. William Druker, Chairman
MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CHOIR
Choir under the direction of Mrs. Warner Galombeck
Becky Ashendorf
Susan Ashendorf
Cheryl Berman
Sandra Druker
James Grossman
Roger Gudelsky
Judy Krause
Judy Lawson
Marcia Levin
Cecile Levy
Donald Price
Frances Price
Burt Roberts
David Roberts
Linda Rubinsky
Barbara Silverman
Avis Teles
Sara VanDuren
Jack Roberts
Jimmy Fisher
�
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Minutes (Records)
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
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Confirmation Service Program
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Confirmation service program, June 1, 1957.
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Muskegon (Mich.)
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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1958
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TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi
Herman Grossman, President
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rr0n this day we vow to piedge our devotion unto T bee Oh
Lord. Sanctify us all for Thy service. Grant that the good
seed we sow may ripen into a harvest of righteousness and
truth."
�Program
CONFIRMATION DRAMA:
"Eternally Yours - From Doctrine to Deed"
OPENING HYMN .................................................................. CHOIR
By the Confirmands and the Choir
HYMN OF GLORY
"Sweet Hymns and songs will I recite,
To sing of Thee by day and night,
Of Thee who art my soul's delight,
Of Thee who art my soul's delight."
CHARGE AND BLESSING OF THE CONFIRMANDS... ...... .
The Rabbi
PROCESSIONAL.......................................... The Confirmation Class
''Blessed, Oh Blessed''··········································-·······Choir
OPENING PRAYER ..................................................... Confirmands
SANCTIFICATION OF THE DAY:
Lighting of the Festival Candles:
Susan Ashendorf
Lana Kay Broutman
Linda Harris Rubinsky
PRESENTATION BY OFFICERS
Mr. William H. Druker............ Principal of the Religious School
Mr. Jack Lipman................ Vice-President, Temple B'nai Israel
Mrs. Douglas Rosen.............. President, Sisterhood B'nai Israel
Mrs. Morris Levine ........................................ President, Hadassah
Mr. Hyman Friedman ............................. President, B'nai Brith
ADORATION and KADDISH ...... Rabbi, Congregation and Choir
CLOSING HYMN...................................... "Yigdal" (see enclosure)
BENEDICTION ..................................................................The Rabbi
RECESSIONAL ......................................................The Confirmands
Festival Kiddush ....................... Rabbi Kaplan and Congregation
TORAH SERVICE. ............... (Union Prayer Book - Page 254-267)
Isaiah II and "S'u Sh'oreem"............................ Rabbi and Choir
Floral Offering ............................................................ Confirmands
"Lord, What Offering Shall We Bring" ............. Choir
Taking the Scroll from the Ark. ............................................ .
Rabbi, Confirmands, Congregation and Choir
(UPB - Page 255)
Reading of the Scriptures...................................................... Rabbi
Sidra........................................Exodus XIX 1-8, XX 1-18
Haftorah - Ruth I
Blessings............................ David Ashendorf, Barry Bess,
Roger Gudelsky, Richard Kulka (Pages 256-257)
Return of Torah........ Rabbi and Choir (UPB Pages 265-267)
David Ashendorf
Susan Lee Ashendorf
Barry Robert Bess
Lana Kay Broutman
Douglas Stephen deJ ong
Roger Barton Gudelsky
Richard Herman Kulka
Linda Harris Rubinsky
The Parents of the Confirmands cordially invite everyone
to a reception to be held in the social hall
immediately after the service.
�RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF
Mr. William Druker................................................. ··-··-··--·-Principal
Rabbi Stanley Kaplan and Mr. Sam Shumacher·-··---··-·--·-···-·-··-·--·--·
Confirmation Class Teachers
Mrs. Barney Roberts
Mrs. Jerome Cherin
Mrs. Harrison Friend
Mrs. Max Rothschild
Mrs. Sigmund Kulka
Mr. Jerry Schreiber
Dr. Irving Singer
Mrs. Jack Lipman
Mrs. Jack Steindler
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Rabbi Stanley Kaplan...........·-··--············---······--····-·-·Superintendent
Mr. William Druker..·-···-···························-··········--···-···--···-·Principal
Mr. Bernard Fisher
Mrs. Maxwell Ross
Mr. Marvin Gudelsky
Mrs. Douglas Rosen
Mrs. Jack Lipman
Dr. Irving Singer
Mrs. Barney Roberts
Dr. Morris Teles
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In appreciation for their efforts to make this Confirmation a
memorable one for the Confirmands and for all of us, we gratefully mention:
Mrs. Warner Galombeck..................·-················-·····Soloist
Mr. Dan Silberman..............·-·······-···············-···-· --·····Soloist
Mr. Arnold E. Bourziel.....·-·······-·-········-··-···········-·Organist
Mr. Warner Galombeck.·-················-··------·-·····-···-··Violinist
Burt H. Roberts.·--·-·-··············-·····························--···· Shofar
Mrs. Fred Stein... - - - - - - ~ ~ ············Directoress
Assisted with the Torah ........... -.Douglas Stephen de Jong
�
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Muskegon (Mich.)
Scrapbooks
Synagogues
Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
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Preston, Marilyn
Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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1958-05-24
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Confirmation Service Program
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Confirmation service program, May 24, 1958.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1963
Eleven O'Clock
Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi
Mr. Marvin Gudelsky, President
Joel Wiener, Chairman, Board of Education
Vice President of the Congregation
CONFIRMATION VOW
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0n t hi s day we vow to pledge our devotion unto thee Oh Lord.
Sanc tify us all for Thy ~ervice. Grant that the good s eed
we sow may ripen into a harvest of deeds of righteousness
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• HYMN OF GLORY
"Sweet hynms ·and
To sing of Thee
Of Thee who art
Of Th'e'e- who art
s·ongs will I recite, -·
by day and night,
my soul's de l ight,
·my -soul' s delight."
PROCESSIONAL ••••••••••••.••.• ; • . • • . • • . • The Confirmation Class
"Blessed, Oh Bl e ssed" •.•.•••.••.•••.••••••.••••••.••• Choir
OPENI NG PRAYER ••••••• .. •.••.•.•••••••••••••.. . ••. Conf irmands
TORAH SERVICE (Pages 254-257, Union Prayer Book: Festival Service)
Isaiah 2 and 11S'u Sh'oreem" ••••••••••••••••.• Rabbi and Choir
Floral Offering .••••......••.•••••••.••••••••••• Confirmands
Borechu ••••..•.•.• . .•• Congregation
"Lord, What Offering Shall We Bring" •••••••••.•••..• Choir
''Adonoy, Adonoy 11 :
The Lord is Merciful and Longsuffering .• Choir
Taking the Scroll from the Ark •••••• Rabbi, Confirm.ands, Congregation and Choir
(Pages 255-256)
· f,
�Reading of the Scriptures
Sidra: Exodus 20: The Ten Commandments ..•• Marc Becker
Lois August
Blessings (Pages 256-257) •••••.•••.....••••. Daniel Bacon
Harold Shumacher
Lois .August
Haftorah: Ruth 1 •••••••••••..••..••••••.•••• Lorraine Friend
Michael Steindler
Blessings (Pages 146-147) •••..•.•..••••••..•• George Schankler
Ellen Lipman
David Cherin
Return of the Torah •••••••••••• Rabbi, Confirmands, Congregation
and Choir (Pages 265-267)
"CREATING A BETTER JUDAISM" ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Confirmands
Immortality- ••.••••••••••••••••••••.••••.•••Lois August
Reward and Punishment •••••••••••.•••••••••• Daniel Bacon
The Torah •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Marc Becker
. ,.
Equality •••••••••.••••••••••••••••..- ......... David Cherin
•·· ....... - .....
Democracy .•••••.••••..•••••••••••••••••••••• George Schankler
. ·;: ...
' , ,: ,........ The Public Schools ••••.•..••••••••••••••••• Ellen Lipman
Jewish Education ............................ Harold Shumacher
. The Jewish People ............................Lorraine Friend
A Guide For Creating A Better Judaism •••••• Michael Steindler
.... i._'f
I
•
I
•,•,
,;.·
•
1•
"H od u " • • • • • .• • • • . • • • .• • .• • • • • . • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • .. • • The Cho 1· r
"O give thanks unto the Lord
For He is good,
For His mercy endureth forever."
PRESENTATIONS:
Certificates of Confirmation and
of Junior Membership ••••••.•••••• Mr. Joel Wiener
Chairman, Board of Education· -Vice-President
~ifts of recognition- and congratulations are given· to the Confirmands by the Temple, Sisterhood, Hadassah and B'nai Brith.
*The Conf :irma tion Class, instead of the usual exchange of gifts
among the members, is-:-: irJ,-itiating a new Confirmation Class Fund
toward the purchase of a· small Sefer Torah (Scroll of the Five
B99ks of Moses) for the Young Aduit and Children's Congregations.
11
Hodu" ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ." ~ .......... The Choir
''We beseech Thee, Lor~; _save , and prosper now! 11
.
·!
. . . ;,
�ADORlSION ii.ND .KADDISH •••..••• . .•.••.•.••.••.. Rabbi Congregation and
Choir (Pages 150-153)
CLOSING HYMN 11Yigdal 11 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Congregation and Choir
1. Yigdal Eloheem chai v'yish-tab~~h2. Lo kom b'yis-roayl, k'moshe od
Nimtso v'ayn ays el m1 tsee-usoh
Novee uma-beet es t'mu-noso.
Echod v'ayn yo-cheed k'yi-chudoh
Toras emes nosan 1 1 amo Ay1,
Neh-lom v'gam ayn sof l'ach-dusoh ill yad n'vee-oh neh-man bay-so.
3. His spirit floweth free, high
4.
Eternal life hath He, implanted
surging where it will,
in the soul;
In prophet•s word He spake of
His way shall be our strength
old--He speaketh still.
and stay, while ages roll.
Establish'd is His law, and
Praise to the living Godi All
timeless it shall stand,
prais-ed be His name,
Deep writ upon the human heart,
Who was, and is, and is to be,
in deed, in hand.
(
for eye · the same!
Congregation seated)
CHARGE .:illD BLESSING OF THE CONFIRMl.NDS ..•..••••...•..••. •••• THE RABBI
RECESSION.AL... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • • • The Confirmands
Please remain in your places until the Rab~i,
Officers, Confirmands and their Parents leave the Sanctuary
CONFIRMii.NDS
Lois August
Daniel Bacon
Marc Becker
David Cherin
Lorraine Friend
Ellen Lipman
George Schankler
Harnld Shumacher
Michael Steindler
....<
~
The Reception is open to all members of the Congregation
from the 7th Grade and older and to non-members by invi ta tion.
�RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ST:1FF
Rabbi Stanley Kaplan-- Principal, Confirmation and Bar Mi tzvah Teacher
Mr . Samuel Shumacher -- Confirmation Teachor
Mrs . Jerome Cherin
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs .
Mrs .
Mrs.
Ferry Bacon
Kindergarten
Judith Lawson First Grade
Harrison Friend Second Grade
Charles Race
Third Grade
Douglas Rosen Fourth Grade
Mrs . Morris Teles
Hebrew, Bar Mitzvah
11.ssistant Principal
Mrs . Morris Teles
Fifth Grade
Mr • •~lan Oppenheimer Sixth Grade
Mrs. Bernard Becker Seventh Grade
Mr . Lawrence Berman Eighth Grc:de
Mr . Sam Shumacher
Ninth Grade
Mrs . Warner Galombeck
Music
Mrs. Harry Berman
to the Rabbfor Dramatics and Spe.
for Confirmation and
Bar Mi tzvah.
~.. ssistant
Bo~·.RD OF EDUC/J.TION
Mr . Joel Wiener ••••••.••• •• •••••••••••••••• ••• • ••• • •Chairm.a n
Ralph ;.ugus t
Mrs. Jerome Cherin
Mr . Eugene Fisher
Mrs. Harrison Friend
Mrs . Helen Kulka
Mrs .
Mrs . ;'J.bert Parker
Mr . & Mrs . Douglas Rosen
Mr . Sam Shumacher
Dr . Irving Singer
Mrs. Jack Lipman
Rabbi Stanley Kaplan
li.CKNO\rJLEDGMENT
In appreciation for their efforts to make this Confirmation a
memorable one for the Confirmands and for all of us, we gratefully
mention:
Choir: Mr. ;,.rnold Bourziel, Music Director and Organist
Miss Ilene Gudelsky, Soloist
Mrs. ;,.lan Oppenheimer
Mr. and Mrs . James Price
Mr . Harry Schwa rtz
Mrs. Sol Zoll
Mrs. Warner Galombeck, Youth Choir Director
Ushers:
Mr. Lawrence Berman, Chairman - Mr . Jacob l1.shendorf
Pupils of tho Eighth Grade, Youth Group
�
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T E MP L E
B ' NA I
I S R A E L
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
PROORAM
CONFIRMATION
SERVICE
SAnJRDAY, MAY 21, 1966
10:00 A. M.
CONDUCTED BY
RABBI PHILLIP ROSENBERG B. A. Th. D.
AND
CONFIRMANDS
MR. JOEL WIENER - PRESIDENT OF THE CONGREGATION
MR. EUGENE FISHER-PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
�MEDITATION FOR PARENTS
1966
Confirmands
FOR SILENT CONTEMPLATION BEFORE SERVICE
God,
and
gladness,
Father, in this hour of family
I turn to Thee in Gratitude, that
Thou has brought my beloved son (daughter)to
this
day.
I
thank Thee for the blessingof'
parenthood, which, through the years, has so
deeply enriched my life.
In
this
moment of fulfillment I am also
aware of my failings.
At
times
I
faltered in my obligations as a parent.
have
Yet
in Thy goodness Thou hast enabled me to care
for his (her) physical needs and to
nurture.
provide
First Row Seated Left to Right:
Regina Bruelbeck, Richard Steinman, Janet Friend,
Susan Fisher, Lee Oppenheimer, Barbara Rosen
for his (her) spiritual
Grant
Standing Left to Right:
Jerry Ashendorf, Larry Rcetter, Marguerite Bacon
Carla Rapoport, Rabbi Dr. Phillip Rosenberg,
Carol Steindler, Robert Galombeck, Richard
Roetter, Edward Stern
the years ahead by precept and example.
me
the steadfastness to guide him (her) through
En-
able me to develop within him (her), by what
�I do and say,
love of Thee and devotion to com-
passion, learning and charity.
Help
me to show
him {her) the way to seek Thee through the habit
Choir:
Baruch-Habah
Procession of Confirmands
The Ark is Opened
INVOCATION BY CONFIRMAND
of prayer, Jewish observance and personal sacri0
fice.
May
the
teachings of Thy prophets and sages
Lord,
that
we
thank
for the blessings
Thee
have brought us to this sacred hour,
all
inspire him {her) to a life of honour and faith-
that we have, all that we are, comes from Thee.
fulness.
Words alone cannot express
May
he {she) grow
overcome evil,
to
love the good,
be patient under trial, and seek
Help us,
lege and
0 Lord,
challenge
of
this
day.
Strengthen
within
see him {her) at the wedding altar. May our home
to
be consecrated to Thee, and may we and our child-
selves to the service of our fellow men.
to
commit
Torah.
blessings.
Amen
the faith that binds us to Thee and
people
Teach
ren always serve Thee side by side.
This day give us Thy
Thy
us
to be worthy of the privi-
day with our child, so may it be granted that we
This day strengthen us.
May
our lives then show forth our thankfulness.
peace and truth.
As we are privileged to share the joy of this
our gratitude.
us
Israel. Move us to devote our-
to find joy in doing Thy will and
our
energies
and
talents
to Thy
�In
Thy
grace
FLORAL OFFERING
our lives have been sweetened
by the love of our dear ones,
deepened
by
the
Confirmand
We
wisdom of our teachers and ennobled by the heritage of our people.
as
we
Lord.
have
May
May
received.
the
we
give as generously
Accept
meditations
our
day flower into deeds that merit Thy blessing.
Amen
0
Lord,
before
Thee
with our
floral offering.
this
On
prayers, 0
of our hearts this
come,
grimage
festival our fathers came on pil-
to
Thy
Temple.
With
songs
of joy
they approached Thy sactuary bearing Bikkurim,
the first fruits of their harvest,
the choice
of their orchards and vineyards.
Barchu et Adonai Hamvorach
We
bring
a
spiritual
harvest, our young
Praise ye the Lord to Whom all praise is due
lives,
our
hearts
and
minds, our wills and
Baruch Adonai Hamvorach Leolam Vaed
strength,
to
offer
these
before
Thee.
We
Praised be the Lord to Whom all
would
consecrate
ourselves
to
the
highest
praise is due for ever and ever.
and
by
holiest
ideals
in
worthy
life.
of
would devote ourselves
We
would
man's
to
be
guided
dedication.
We
service
and
Thy
to the service of our fellow man.
May
sight.
our
offering
find
favor
in
Thy
May we merit Thy continued blessing on
us and our dear ones.
Amen
�RABBI'S INVOCATION
Our
God
before
and
of
hope.
our
God of our fathers, we come
and
niee
righteousness.
Thy
Torah.
are grateful for the heritage
Thy
commandments .
We
people and we hope that our children
thank
with
for
Thee
which
Thou
hast
the
of
and
enriched
our
lives,
our minds and hands, for the joys
of
challenges
grateful
home
ones
and family. We are
for the sacred opportunities to en-
and
Teach
our
Strengthen
to
Thee
children
and
hast
way in life.
And
in
us
to
Thy
the
faith that binds us
people, Israel. May our
may they bequeath it to generations yet to
come.
Ark is closed
Choir: Mah Tovu
Let
souls
word guide us in the ways of
Thy
fellow men with love and under-
tion. May they enrich it with their own spirit.
open our hearts to Thy pre-
sence this day.
and
Help us to receive our dear
Amen
given us freedom to choose our
We
to find joy in pursuing
accept our sacred heritage with devo-
noble the life of man.
Thou
us
standing.
many blessings
for the harvest of field and orchard, for the
fruits
hast made Thy will known to us through
on this holy day with gratitude
will foster and preserve it for tl)e ages.
We
Thou
Thy spirit illumine our
�SABBATH SERVICE
God,
and
also with him that is not here with
~
Union Prayer Book
Page 118 - 128
us
Union Prayer Book
Page 234 - 235
Sinai,
Union Prayer Book
Page 138 - 140
themselves
TORAH SERVICE
Union Prayer Book
our
Page 144 - 145
our
people
Torah,
ments
after
stood
we
Sinai
with these words,
spoken
at
our forefathers received the Torah for
and
of
for all the ages to come. Yo~,
are the next generation in the
Jewish
tradition.
Take this Torah
now and make it your own.
generation,
at
day."
children,
chain
RABBI
Generation
this
since
and
first
accepted the
Confirmand (Holding Torah)
have sought to live by its command-
With gratitude and pride we,
the members of
to
love God and man. We have upheld its
this confirmation class, now receive the Torah.
teachings
even when suffering was the price of
We
our
devotion.
Thus we keep alive in the world
a message that brings hope and healing,
erhood and peace to all mankind.
line
broth-
with
us
this
"Not with you
day before the Lord our
and
its
guide.
doctrines
as our holy discip-
As our fathers cherished and
preserved the Torah throughout the generations,
so
only do I make this covenant; but with him that
stands
accept
,.
it
is
our
duty to study it and strive to
live
by
its commandments, so it is our prayer
that
we
may prove worthy of this sacred gift,
�and that we shall transmit it to those who come
of Priests and a holy nation.
With
after us.
has
gone
Shema Yisrael Adonai Eloheinu
deadly
Adonai Echad
claimed
Hear O Israel the Lord our God the Lord is One.
the
Reading from the Torah Deutronomy 5-6
law
in
forth
foes
Thy
ages
found
Choir:-
Thy
as
and
Thy
hearts,
witness
endeavoring
name
in
Israel
strength
their
has
in
all
Thy people
amidst
and
flames
the
has
earth.
pro-
Through
been faithful to Thee. He
trouble,
light
in darkness
and hope in adversity.
In
Hebrew and English
the
same
Prophets - Book of Ruth Chapter 1
come
Opening of Ark
ers. Imbue us with true knowledge and discernment
our God,
firmation Class
some
season
of
we members of this Con-
year.
remember the day of Sinai,
into
a
May
Thy
we
and
Mothers
when Israel entered
the
truth
At this time,
Covenant with Thee to become a Kingdom
so that
we may live by Thy laws and precepts.
come before Thee in this gladthe
Thee and renew the vow of our Fath-
and guide us in the paths of Thy wisdom,
PRAYER BY ALL CONFIRMANDS
With joy,
before
spirit, 0 Lord, we Thy children
possession
spirit which rested upon our Fathers
never
revealed
of
all
depart
from
to
Israel
men,
and
us. Grant that
may
become the
that the time not
�be distant
when
all
the
children
on earth
shall recognize Thee as their God and father.
Amen
Union Prayer Book
Page 149 - 150
Rabbi Addresses Confirmands
Presentation of Certificates By President Board of Education Eugene Fisher
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL STAFF
Principal: - Mrs. Jerome Cherin
Teachers: Miss Ellen Cahill, Mrs. Harrison
Friend, Miss Lorraine Friend, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Oppenheimer, Mr. James Price, Mr. Alan
Parker, Mrs. Douglas Rosen, Mrs. Dan Rapoport,
Mrs. Martin Schankler. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Shumacher.
Confirmation and Bar-Mitzvah Class - Rabbi
Phillip Rosenberg assisted by Mrs Harry
Berman
Presentation of Junior Membership Certificates
By President of Congregation Mr. Joel Wiener
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Adoration
Kaddish
Shalom Aleichem
Benediction
Mr. Eugene Fisher, Mrs. Ralph August,
Mrs . Jack Lipman, Mrs. Douglas Rosen,
Mr. Herbert Steinman, Mr. Marvin Gudelsky,
Mrs. Jerome Cherin, Mrs. Louis Aron
CHOIR
Mr. Arnold Bourziel, Music Director and Organist
Members: Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer, Miss Lorraine
Friend, Mrs. Harrison Friend, Miss Janet Friend,
Miss Ilene Gudelsky, Mrs. Warner Galombeck,
Mr. James Price, Mrs. James Price, Mrs. Louis
Aron, Mrs. Audrey Cahill, Miss Ellen Cahill,
Mr. Daniel Silberman
�
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Minutes (Records)
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B'N A I
TEMPLE
ISRAEL
.391 'i.est Webster Avenue
Muskegon, Michigan
Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi
Dr. Mortons. Kantor, President
CONVENTION MICEIGAN FE1;~~A'I'ION OF T~-1PLE SISTE:1HOODS
Service:
Monday , April 21, 1~69, at 9:00 PM
11
:SBT::G JE~. ISH AT HOI-'IEn
~
--··--, '
>
/
~'-,~--.L
Music Provided b y the Temple Choir
Under the direction of Mr. Arnold Bourziel
\
I
We welc oMe you to t~is speci~l Si~tsrho~d
Se rviceo It is our ~lch that the Al~ighty
God bestow upo n you His Blsstj_ngs , and tha:.t
from now on we will have peace and joy ih
our land, and throughout the world.
Rabbi~
�O~"?.DER OF 3ERVICE
Prayer
I rejoiced when - they said to me:
•Let us go to the
house of the Lord.~· therever we go, God is with us.
Wherever we are, our prayers can reach Him ~hose glory
fills the universe. But we enter His house so that we may
worship together as a community. As we pray together with
our fellow Americans, we become conscious of the Covenant
which binds our people to God, and which inspires us to
fulfil those ideals which He has set for our fathers and ·
for us. te ask God's blessing upon our worship this day,
that it may make us stronger for the tasks of life, nobler
in our aims, and conscious at all times that we live in
His presence.
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It has been said: Hif God is not in your heart, you
will not find Him in the whole uni vers e~;, r--~ay this service help to implant the love and reve renc e of God in the
hearts of all who worship here this day. May the beauty
of our faith lead many to find God and to serve Him in
all their ways.
Mah Tovu
How lovely are your tents, 0. Jacob, your dwellingplaces, 0 Israel!
In the abundance of Your lovingkindness, let me enter
Your house; reverently will I worship in Your hdly temple.
Lord, I love the precincts of Your house, the place
where Your glory dwells. I will wor~hip and bo~ ~own; I
will kneel before the Lord, my Maker.
To You, 0 Lord, do I pray; receive my words with favor.
In the abundance of Your lovingkindess, 0
me with Your saving truth.
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�Congregation will rise.
Reader
Come, praise the Lord, all you servants of the Lord, wto
stand at night in the house of the house of the Lord!
Lift up your hands in prayer, and praise the Lord~
The Lord bless you from Zion, He \~o made heaven and
earth.
Baruch et adonai hamvorach.
Prai~e the Lord to Whom all praise is due.
Baruch adonai hamvorach le clam va-ed.
t e praise the Lord, to \;horn all praise is due for ever and
ever.
Congregation will be seated
Reader
The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmanent tells of the work of His hands. Day unto day pours
out speech, and night unto night sets forth knowledge.
There is no speech, there are no . words, their voice is not
hears - yet their call goes out through all the earth, and
their words to the ends of the world •
.When day departs and the darkness of night descends, ·
our eyes are eyes are drawn upward to the heavens. There,
even more clearly than by th~ light of the sun, we see the
grandeur of Creation's design. He see immensities beyond
our poi;.•;er to compreriend, and our hearts cry out: •10 Lord,
our
Lord.,
majestic
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Although our world is but a beam of dust in a universe
that is vast beyond imagining, we tfust in God, and believe
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�that He rules all ·things far and near, great and small,
from the r~motest star to the air around us. We there submit ourselves to His will, and in the dark of evening we
seek the light of His presence.
All Reading
Unending love have You shown the house of Israel,
Your ~eople . Laws and commandments, statutes and precepts
have You taught us.
Therefore, 0 Lord our God, at our lying down and our
rising up we will reflect upon Your teachings, and rejoice
in Your Torah and commandments for ever.
For they are our life, and the length of our days; on
th em will we meditate day and night. 0 may You never turn
Your love away from us!
\,e praise You, 0 Lord, Viho love Your people Israel.
Congregation will st?nd
Shema Yisrael aConai eloheinu adonai echad
·Hear, Israel, the Lord is our Qod, the Lord is One.
Baruch shaym kevod malchuto leolam vaed
vJe praise His name, \ihose glorious Kingdom is forever
anEl forever.
Congregation will be seated
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All r eading
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· And you shall love the Lora your God with all your
heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. \
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And these words, which I command you this da~, shall
be upon your heart; and you shall teach them diligently to
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�your children, and you shall talk of them when you sit in
your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie
down, and when you rise up. And you shall bind them as a
sign upon your hand, and they shall be like frontlets between your eyes. And you shall write them on the doorposts
of your house, and upon your gates.
That you- may remember and do all My commandments, and
be holy unto your God. I the Lord am your God, Who brought
7ou out of the land of Egypt to be your God. I the Lord
am your God.
Reader
True it is, and certain, that the Lord alone is our
God, and that we , Is rae l, are His people. It is He ,(ho ·
d 2livers us from tyrants and oppres sors, as when He led
us out of Egypt that we might for ever serve Him in freedcm . Then His children beheld His might; the y extolled
Him and gave thanks to His name. Gladly did they accept
His rul e , and with great joy they all exclaimed:
I-'Iicha r.io ch a ba elim adonai mikamoch nectar backodesh
ncrah tehilot ose feleh.
~ho is like You, 0 Lord, among the gods men worship?
t~o is like You, majestic in holiness, awesome in splendour,
dr·ing wonde rs?
Adonai yimloch leolam vaed.
The Lord shall reign for ever and ever!
Venemar ki fadah adonai et ya-a-kov ugalo miyad
cha zak mimenu. Baruch atah adonai gaal yisrael.
And it has been said: "The Lord delivered Jacob, and
redeemed him from the hand of one stronger than himself."
We praise You, 0 Lord, Redeemer of Israel.
Pa,g e
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Grant, 0 Lord our God, that we may lie down in peace,
and that we may rise up, 0 our King, unto life. Spread
over us the tabernacle of Your peace; guide us with wise
counsel; save us for the sake of Your name; be a shield about
us; turn all oppression and affliction away from us; and
keep us from evil and wrongdoing.
Shelter us in the shadow of Your wings, for You are our
Guardian and Deliverer, a gracious ~nd merciful God and King.
Guard our going out and our coming, unto life and peace,
from this time forth and for evermore.
,
vie praise You, 0 Lord, whose tabernacle of peace
shelters us and all mankind.
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Baruch atah adonai elohaynu velohay avotaynu .••
The Lord of the universe is onr God, e ven as He was the
God of our fath e r s . Our own expe r i ence and the historic
wisdom of our peopl~ unite to tea~h us of His redeeming love. ·
An unbroken chain of tradition links us with the
earliest teachers of our faith. May we be reverent in our
study of their words, and find in them the inspiratiop to
live in obedience to God's will.
I
Let us learn to enrich the teaching of our herit~ge ' ,
with the knowledge of our own time. So shall we, ' by bur
lives and our labours, bring nearer to its realitatio~
\
the great hope inherited from our forefathers, fbr the redemption of all humanity, in a world transforme~ by liberty, •
justice and peace.
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All Reading
Eternal is Your power, 0 Lord; all life is
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�You are mighty to save.
With unfailing love You sustairi the living, and with
great mercy grant life to all.
You uphold the falling_and heal the sick; You free the
captive and keep faith with those who sleep in the dust.
\.ho is like You, Lord of Power, and viho is Your equal,
0 King, Author of life and deqth, by Whose will salvation
springs forth?
Our trust is in You, the Source of life.
We praise You, 0 Lord, Who have implanted within us
eternal life.
Reader
You·~te holy, and Your name is holy, and every day
we will praise Your holiness.
We praise You, 0 Lord, the holy God.
Grant us peace, Thy most precious gift, 0 Thou eternal
source of peace, and enable Israel to be its messenger
unto the peoples of the earth~ Bless our country that it
may ever be a stronghold of peace, and its advocate in the
council of nations. May contentment reign within its
borders, health and happiness within its homes, Strengthen
the bonds of friendship and fellowship among the inhabitants of all lands. Flant virtue in every soul, and may
the love of Thy name hallow every home and every heart.
Praised be Thou, 0 Lord, Giver of peace.
Choir:
Amen
Silent Prayer
Choi•r: · May·' the words of my mouth arid the meditation of
my heart be acceptable unto Thee, 0 Lord, my Rock and my
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Sermon by Jab bi
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Fhillip 1losenberg
"BEING JEv:ISH AT HOME1t
Choir
B-a Menucha
ADORATION
Congregation Rises
Congregation and Reader
Let us adore the ever-living God, and render praise
unto Hirn tho spread out the heavens and established the
earth, Vhose glory is revealed in the heavens above and
~hose greatness is manifest throughout the world. He is
our God; there is none else.
..
We bow the head in reverence, and worship the King of
kings, the Holy One, praised be He.
Choir and Congregation
Va Anachnu korim
Congregation_ is seated
Reader
May the time not be distant, O· God, when Thy name
shall be worshiped in all the earth, when unbelief ~hall
disappear and error be no more. Fervently we pray that
the day shall come v:hen all men shall invoke Thy narne,
when corruption and evil shall give way to purity add
goodness, when superstition shall no longer enslave ~he
mind, nor idolatry blind the eye, when all who dwell 1 on
earth shall know that to Thee alone every knee must bend
and every tongue give homage. 0 may all, created in Thine
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image recognize that they are brethren, so that, one 'in
spirit and one in fellowship., they may be forever united
before Thee. Then shall Thy kingdom be established on
earth and the word of Thine ancient seer be fulfilled:
The Lord will reign forever and ever .
Congregation and Choir
On that day the Lord shall be One and His nawe shall
be One.
Memorial - Kaddish
Benediction
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TEMPLE B' NA! ISRAEL
MUSKEGON I MICHIGAN
PROGRAM
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1969
2:30 P.M.
CONDUCTED BY
RABBI PHILLIP ROSENBERG, B.A. Th. D.
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CONFIRM ANDS
Dr. Morton Kantor,
President of the Congregation
Mrs. Herbert Steinman,
Chairman of the Board of Education
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God, and Father, in this hour of family gladness, I turn to
Thee in Gratitude, that Thou has brought my beloved son (daughter)
to this day. I thank Thee for the blessing of parenthood, which,
through the years, has so deeply enriched my life.
In this moment of fulfillment I am also aware of my failings.
At times I have faltered in my obligations as a parent. Yet in Thy
goodness Thou hast enabled me to care for his (her) physical needs
and to provide for his {her) spiritual nurture. Grant me the steadfastness to guide him (her) through the years ahead by precept and
example. Enable me to develop within him (her), by what I do and
say, love of Thee and devotion to compassion, learning and charity.
Help me to show him (her) the way to seek Thee through the habit
of prayer, Jewish observance and personal sacrifice.
May the teachings of Thy prophets and sages inspire him (her)
to a life of honour and faithfulness. May he (she) grow to love the
good, overcome evil, be patient under trial, and seek peace and
truth.
As we are privileged to share the joy of this day with our
chi Id, so may it be granted that we see him (her) at the wedding
altar. May our home be consecrated to Thee, and may we and our
children always serve Thee side by side.
This day strengthen us. This day give us Thy blessings. Amen
Choir: Baruch-Habah
Procession of Confirmands
The Ark is Opened
INVOCATION BY CONFIRMAND
0 Lord, we thank Thee for the blessings that have brought us
to this sacred hour, all that we have, all that we are, comes from
Thee. Words alone cannot express our gratitude. May our lives
then show forth our thankfulness.
Help us, 0 Lord, to be worthy of the privilege and challenge
of this day. Strengthen within us the faith that binds us to Thee and
to Thy people Israel. Move us to devote ourselves to the service of
our fellow men.
Teach us to find joy in doing Thy will and to commit our
energies and talents to Thy Torah.
In Thy grace our lives have been sweetened by the love of our
dear ones, deepened by the wisdom of our teachers and ennobled by
the heritage of our people. May we give as generously as we have
rece ived. Accept our prayers, 0 Lord. May the meditations of our
he<.irts this day flower into deeds that merit Thy blessing.
Amen
�Barchu et Adonai Hamvorach
Praise ye the Lord to Whom al I praise is due
Baruch Adonai Hamvorach Leolam Vaed
Praised be the Lord to Whom all praise is due for ever and ever.
FLORAL OFFERING
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
Union Prayer Book . . . • . . . . . • . • . . • • , •. Page 218 - 253
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TORAH SERVICE
Confirmand
We come, 0 Lord, before Thee with our floral offering.
On this festival our fathers came on pi lgramage to Thy Temple.
With songs of joy they approached Thy sanctuary bearing Bikkurim,
the first fruits of their harvest, the choice of their orchard and
vineyards.
We bring a spiritual harvest, our young lives, our hearts and
minds, our wills and strength, to offer these before Thee. We would
consecrate ourselves to the highest and holiest in life. We would
be guided by ideals worthy of man's dedication. We would devote
ourselves to Thy service and to the service of our fellow man.
May our offering find favor in Thy sight. May we merit Thy
continued blessing on us and our dear ones.
Amen
RABBI'S INVOCATION
Our God and God of our fathers, we come before Thee on this
holy day with gratitude and hope. We are grateful for the heritage
of our people and we hope that our children will foster and preserve
it for the ages.
We thank Thee for the many blessings with which Thou hast
enriched our lives, for the harvest of field and orchard and for the
fruits of our minds and hands, for the joys and challenges of home
and family. We are grateful for the sacred opportunities to ennoble
the life of man.
Thou hast given us freedom to choose our way in life. We
open our hearts to Thy presence this day. Let Thy spirit illumine
our souls and Thy word guide us in the ways of righteousness.
Thou hast made Thy wi 11 known to us through Thy Torah. Teach
us to find joy in pursuing Thy commandments. Help us to receive
our dear ones and our fellow men with love and understanding.
Strengthen in us the faith that binds us to Thee and to Thy
people, Israel. May our children accept our sacred heritage with
devotion. May they enrich it with their own spirit. And may they
bequeath it to generations yet to come.
Amen
Ark is closed
Choir: Mah Tovu
Page 144 - 145
Union Prayer Book
RABBI
Generation after generation, since first our people stood at
Sinai and accepted the Torah, we have sought to Iive by its commandments to love God and man. We have upheld its teachings
even when suffering was the price of our devotion. Thus we keep
alive in the world a message that brings hope and healing, brotherhood and peace to all mankind. "Not with you only do I make this
covenant; but with him that stands with us this day before the Lord
our God, and also with him that is not here with us this day." With
these words, spoken at Sinai, our forefathers received the Torah for
themselves and for al I the ages to come. You, our children, are the
next generation in the chain of Jewish tradition. Take this Torah
now and make it your own.
Confirmand { Holding Torah)
With gratitude and pride we, the members of this confirmation
class, now receive the Torah. We accept its doctrines as our holy
discipline and guide. As our fathers cherished and preserved the
Torah throughout the generations, so it is our duty to study it and
strive to live by its commandments, so it is our prayer that we may
prove worthy of this sacred gift, and that we sh al I transmit it to
those who come after us.
Shema Yisrael Adonai Eloheinu
Adonai Echad
Hear O Israel the Lord our God the Lord is One.
Choir: Reading from the Torah Deutronomy 5-6
Hebrew and English
Prophets - Book of Ruth, Chapter l
�PRAYER BY ALL CONFIRMANDS
With joy, our God, we members of this Confirmation Class
come before Thee in this gladsome season of the year. At this time,
we remember the day of Sinai, when Israel entered into a Covenant
with Thee to become a Kingdom of Priests and a holy nation.
With Thy law in their hearts, Thy people has gone forth as Thy
witness and amidst deadly foes and endeavoring flames has proclaimed Thy name in all the earth. Through the ages Israel has been
faithful to Thee. He found strength in trolble, light in darkness
and hope in adversity.
In the same spirit, 0 Lord, we Thy children come before Thee
and renew the vow of our Fathers. Imbue us with true knowledge
and discernment and guide us in the paths of Thy wisdom, so that
we may live by Thy laws and precepts.
May Thy spirit which rested upon our Fathers and Mothers
never depart from us. Grant that the truth revealed to Israel may
become the possession of al I men, and that the time not be distant
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL STAFF
Principal
• • . . . . . . • . Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg
Teachers
Mrs. Florence Bishop, Miss Ellen Cahill,
Mr. Alan Oppenheimer, Mr. Alan Parker,
Miss Frances Price, Mrs. Phillip Rosenberg, Mrs. Irving Singer, Mrs. Kurt Strauss
Executive Secretary . . . • . • .
Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer
Confirmation and
Bar-Mitzvah Class . . . . . . Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg
when all the children on earth shall recognize Thee as their God
and father.
Amen
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Mrs. Herbert Steinm an
Chairman
Union Prayer Book • . . . • . . • • . • . • Page 149 - 150
Rabbi Addresses Confirmands
Presentation of Certificates By Chairman, Board of Education,
Mrs. Herbert Steinman
Presentation of Junior Member ship Certificates By President of Congregation,
Dr. Morton Kantor
Adoration
Kaddish
Shalom Aleichem
Benediction
Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Mrs. Lewis Jaffe , Mr s .
Arthur Jenkins, Dr. Phillip Miller, Mrs. Da ni e l
Silberman, Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg
CHOIR
Music Director and Organist . . . . . Mr. Arnold Bourziel
Mrs. Louis Aron, Mrs. Arnold Bourzie l, Mrs.
Audrey Cahill, Miss Ellen Cahill, Miss Ileane
Gudelsky, Miss Lori Miller, Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer, Mr. Daniel Silberman, Mrs. Irving Singer,
Miss Regan Teles
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TEMPLE B'NiAI ISRAEL
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Friday, June 12, 1970
8:00 P. M.
CONDUCTED BY
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RABBI DANIEL M. LOWY
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CONFIRMANDS
MICHAEL ASHENOOHF, NEIL OPPENHEIMEh, BAhTON STEINDLER
STUART STROMBERG, DANIEL WIENEh, RITA ZASLOWSKY
�CONFihMATION EXEhCISES
ORDEh OF WOhSHIP
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Confirmands
"Boruch Ha Ba.
. . . . . The Temple Choir
INVOC.ii.TION
.. .. . .......
. . . . . Michael Ashendorf
BLESSING OF SAB&TH CANDLES
. . . . . . . Rita Zaslowsky
MA TOVU
. . ... .
The Temple Choir
BAHtCHU
...
. . . . . .. • . Michael hshendorf
SH'MA
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Bart Steindler
MI ClliiMOCHA ••
. . ...
. . . . . B.ita Zaslowsky
PROCESSIONAL
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RESPONSIVE f-1.EADING
f.eader:
Then sang Moses and the children of Israel this song unto
the Lord, and spoke saying: I will sing unto the Lord, for
He is highly exhalted; The horse and his rider hath He
thrown into the sea.
Congregation: The Lord is my strength and song, and He is become
my salvation; This is my God, and I will glorify Him; Hy
father's God, and I will exhalt Him.
Reader:
The Lord is a man of war, the Lord is His name.
Congregation: Pharaoh's chariots and his host hath He cast into
the sea, and his chosen captains are sunk in the fted Sea.
header:
The deeps cover them - They went dm..n into the depths like
a stone.
Congregation: Thy right hand, 0 Lord, glorious in power, 'i'hy right
hand, 0 Lord, dasheth in pieces the enemy.
�Reader:
And in the greatness of Thine excellency Thou overthrowest
them that rise up against Thee; 'I'hou sendest forth Thy
wrath;, it consumeth them as stubble.
Congregation: And with the blast of Thy nostrils the waters were
piled up. Floods stood upright as a heap; The deeps
were congealed in the heart of the sea.
Reader: Thou didst blow with Thy wind, the sea covered them; They
sank as lead in the mighty sea.
Congregation: Who is like unto 'l'hee, 0 Lord? Who is like unto
Thee, e:lorious, in holiness, revered in worship~ ~;ondrous
in works.
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AVOT •• •
• • •
MEDITATION
.... .... ..
TOPJ'tH READING
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TORAH SEliVICE
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Stuart Stromberg
• •
Neiili Oppenheime1
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•
• • • • • • • • • • •
.•.......• ..
(The Ten Commandments)
(Exodus 20:1-14)
Benedictions
•
...• .
Dan Wiene1·
• •
Neil Oppenheimer
and Rita Zaslowsky
• • •
Stuart &tromberg
. . . . • . . • . . . • . • . . • Stuart Stromberg
Benedictions
• • . • • • . . • hita Zaslowsky
FLOit.AL OFFERING
. ...... ....
. . . . • Rita Zaslowsky
Dan Wiener
RETUILNING THE TORAH TO THE ARK . . . . . . •
• • •
KIDDUSH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• The Temple Choir
• •• Mrs. 11.rt.nur Jenkins
PRESENTATION OF CEHTIFICATIONS • . . . .
Ifa.FTORh.H READING
•
Chairman, Board of Education
�PR.ESEN'l'ATION OF JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICi1.TES . . • Ur. Morton Kantor
Pla.ESENTATION OF GIFTS . . . • • •
PhESENTATION OF
c~ss
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• • • • Dr. Morton Kantor, 'l·emple
Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Sisterhood
Mr. Daniel Silberman, B1nai Brith
GIFTS TO THE TEMPLE •.
. . . • Bart Steindler
. . Rabbi Daniel Lovzy
HYMN "Lord Unto Thy Sacred Dwelling" • • • . . . . . The Temple Choir
CONCLUDING PRAYEhS AND BEN"EDICTION
.. . . . . . . • Rabbi Daniel Lowy
hECESSIONAL
. . . . . . . . . • The Confirmands
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Temple Choir
HYMN "Torah Lanu
CHARGE AND BLESSING OF CONFihMANDS .
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Md Congregation
Ha-le-lu-ya (2) Iv-du-avday Adonoy
Torah lanu mo-ro-sho
Tora lanu ve-hee ke-do-sho (refrain)
Shiru-lo-za~-ru-lo
ho-nu-lo ho.:.du-lo (refrain)
B'ma-a-mad har Sinai
Shorn nigleh Adonoy (refrain)
Services will be followed by an Oneg ~habbat tendered in honor
of the Confirmands by their parents in the Temple Social Hall.
�RELIGIOUS SCHOOL STAFF
Principal
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Teachers
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Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer
Hrs. Florence Bishop, Mrs •. Arthur Greenberg,
Mr. Alan Oppenheimer, Mr. Lee Oppenheimer,
Mrs. Gerald Singer, Mrs. Kurt Strauss, Mr.
Kurt Strauss, Miss Dyan Zaslowsky
,
Confirmation Class Instructor
Bar Mitzvah
&
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bat Mitzvah Instructor
• • • •
Mr. Alan Oppenheimer
Rabbi Daniel Lowy
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Chairman
. . . ....
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• • •
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins
Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Dr. Morton Kantor,
Mrs. Daniel Silberman, Mrs. Joel ·~Jiener
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CHOIB
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Music Director and Organist
... .•
• • •
. . Mr. Arnold bourziel
Mr. David Aronson, Mrs •. Arnold Bourziel,
Mrs. Audrey Cahill, Miss Ellen Cahill,
Miss Jeanette Greenberg, Mr. Judah Lowy,
Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer, Mr. Daniel Silberman, :Mrs. Irving Singer,. Miss Regan 'l'eles
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MUSKEX}{)N UNIT STATE TEMP~ YOUTH
PRESENTS
"SERVICE ON SOVIET JEWRY"
March 5, 1971
8:00 P. M.
Temple B1 nai Israel
Muskegon, Michigan
ARRANGED: gy
MR. NEIL OPPENHEIMER
MISS LINDA ROTHSCHILD
With Cooperation of Temple Youth Group
�OhDER OF SERVICE
CANDLE LIGHTING
And G0d said ••• "Let there be light." •• and there was light. And God
saw that the light was good; and divided the light from the darkness.
And God calle,d the light day and the darkness He called night.
Boruch atch adenuy alehenu melech haclam asher kideshonu b 1metzvosov
vetyevanu lechodlic ner shel Shabos.
SONG:
"GO 001,lN MOSES"
When Israel was in Egypt's land,
Let 1I\Y people go!
Oppressed s ~ hard they could not stand,
Let my people go!
Choru;:,:
µo down, Moses,
ii Way doWJi in Egypt I s land:
Tell ole Pharaoh,
Let Inf people go.
Thus saith the Lord, Moses said,
L~t iey people go!
If ool, 1 111 smite your first-born dead:
J,et my people go!
Ch~s:
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Tqe devil thought he had us fa st,
.Let Il\Y people go!
13,ut we thought we'd break his chains at la1:1t,
Let iey people go!
-1$Jhorus:
JiESPONSIVE !IBA.DING:
Reader: God -~tandeth in the congregation of God. In the midst of
the judges He judgeth
Congregation: How long will ye judge unjustly and respect the
persons of the wicked?
Reauer: Judge the poor and fatherless, do justice t o the afflicted
and destitute.
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tongregation:
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h.escue the. poor and fatherless, deliver them out
of the hand of the wicked.
Reader: They know not, neither do they understand. They go about
in .d arkness.
Congregation: All the fcundations of the earth are moved.
Reader! Arise, 0 God, judge the earth • .
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Pages 12 and 13 in Union Pra;y'er Book.
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READING·
SHAMAH
Page 15 in Union Prayer Book
V 'HAVTAH
Page
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RESPONSIVE REliDING:
Reader: 0 God, Keep not Thcu Silence.
Congregati,on: Hold not Thy peace, be not still, 0 God
Reader: For, lo, Thine enemies are in an uproar
Congregation: And they that hate Thee have lifted up tht:ir heads
Rea der: they hold crafty converse against Thy pecple
Congregation: And take c~sel against Thy treasured ones
Iteader: They have said: Come, and let us cut them off fr-0m being
a nation, that the name of Israel may be no more in
remembrance.
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PRAYER: Our brethren of the house of Israel, thoee who are
given over tc sorrow and captivity, finding no rest in their land
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and unable to flee. May God have mercy on them;. tal{ing them from
dits?rrow to gladness, from darkness to light, from slavery to redempv~ tion. o, very soon now. Amen
}fay the words of my mouth and the meditaticn of my heart be
acceptable unto Thee, my ro~k qnd my redeemer.
MESSAGE OF SYMPllTHY:
To those who are persecuted, our brother$ and sisters we have not
forgotten you in your distress. vie confess ihat we have been
partially asleep. Now~ are awakening ancf remembering. Not only
the old are remembering, but also the yo~ people all over the
world are ready to open their hearts and pour out their love and
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�and compassion to you. In our youth lies ou~ hope. Our striving for
you spiritually is th~ strongest hope for your redemption.
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KIDDISH
Page
93
SERMON
SONG:
Am
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od
od
od
od
AM YISHOEL CH1tI
Yisroel (repeat 2)
Yisroel Chai (repeat all)
ov-vee-nu chai (repeat
o-vee-nu (repeat)
o-vee-nu chai (repeat 2)
o-vee-nu (repeat)
o-vee-nu chai
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KADDISH
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Kol od ba-le vav Rni-mah
Ne-fesh ye-hu dee iho-mi-yah
Ul-fa-atei miz-radh, kadi-mah
A-vin l'zicntzo-f~-y~
Ad lo av-da.h tik-~a-te-nu
Ha-tik-vah sh'not 18,l~pa-yim
Li~hi-yot am chof1shi b'ar-tzey nu
Er etz tzon viru-la~yim
BENEDICTION
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Confirmation Service Program
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TEiiFLl~ B1 NAI ISRAEL ·
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
YOUTH GROUP CREATIVE SERVICE
MSTY 3rd Board Meeting
Friday April 21, 1972
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�ORDER OF SERVICE
Blessing Over The Candles
Come let us welcome the Sabbath, but as we kindle
these tapers let us r emember the European Jews of World
War II let us remember the Jews of the concentration
camps.' For t onight we kindle thes e lights not as a
light unto the nations but as a rememberance to those
who died in Hitler's death camps and to the unborn
generations that will never be.
Opening Hymn
Opening Prayer
Dear Lord, t onight our prayer is a simple one.
As we sit here we pray that the world shall never see
another Adolf Hitler. More important however, we pray
that there won't be another geneside cf Jews or gentiles like the one seen during World War IL .
The world has never known a human tradgedy like
the one the Nazis inflicted upon the Jews, and we pray
the world shall never see another such tragedy. We
also pray that if there should be ahcther such purge
that we shall stand, fight and if necessary die as
free men rather than be as cattle being herded for
slaughter.
Bar-chu
• • • Union Prnyer Book.
Sh 1ma • • • • • • Union Prayer Book ••
Reader
~ little mru1
; With the long nose
And the shaved head;
The little man who played his guitar
And kept a notebook
And instead cf sa:}ring
I am a Dirty Jew, as they ordered him to do~
Said simply,
I am I.
p. 12
p. 14
That lit.t le man
They beat him
With their whips and with their fists
With their boots and with their words,
And they made him dance round and round
A stick stuck in the ground.
And they Laughed, because he was so comical.
Little man,
With the long nose
And the shaved head
And the battered body
And the sterilized manhood,
said he could not hate them.
And why't Why?
Because they were men.
They weren't souless raachines.
Now the little man
With the long nose
And .the shaved head
And the withered manhood
And the empty eyes
Stands on a streetcorner in Jerusalem.
He survived, in a sense.
He oils the squeaky wheels of baby carriages.
Do the squeaks remind him of his long-lost guitar?
And a friend of his
From Dacdau
Had a Rabbi say Kaddish for him,
Even though he's still living,
In a sense ..
Carol Kuperstock
Responsive Reading
Reader: First they.. came for the communist,
Cong:
And I said nothing because I wasn't a ,
communist.
Reader: Then they came for the Jews,
Cong:
And I said nothing because I wasn't a Jew.
Reader: Then they can1e for me,
Cong:
And I said nothing for there was no one
to say it to.
�Silent Prayer
'
Dear God, during this moment of ·silent meditation we pray that the world shall never
see another Hitler, we pray that there shall
never be another Dachau, Belson or Anshutz.
Dear Lord .we also ask that there never be '
another purge of the Jewish People or any
other people of the world. But we live in
a land of freedom in which we are able to
practice our religious beliefs without fear
of persecution, for this dear God we thank Thee.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Bible heading •• • • • • • • .Chapter 9 verses 11-15
Kiddush • • • • • Union Prayer Book • • • • • • p. 93
Sermon • • • • • • • • • • • • • • rlichael Ashendorf
President: Muskegon Ternple Youth Group
Adoration • • •
Union Prayer Book .• • • • • •
p. 71
Kaddish and Memorial tu the Hol0caust Victims • • • •
Rabbi Daniel Lowy
Closing
Hymn • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • •
"Exodus"
Benediction • • • • • • • • • • • • Rabbi Daniel ·1owy
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Minutes (Records)
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Muskegon (Mich.)
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SERVICE . FOR SI§I_ERHOOD
Re,~ der
In wors~ip, we ~re freed ftom the pressure of life. Th ere ~r e no immedi ~te
t -:1 s'-:s to be porformod: no insistent nC?eds cbmoring for imm edi -: te s-:-tisf~ction.
For once, we e r e gu~r ~nteed Time ~nd Qui etude- the r ~r ast possessions in life
tods y. ror once, we c~n esc~pe from th e tyr ~nny of the ne xt minut e with its
worri es, t ~sks ~nd duties. And so for once, we c ~n t Jke ~ lArg ar vi ew of life
~nd survey ye- rs th:Jt a re p::1st :::nd ye::, rs th,~ t ere to come. We c-::n s ee life os
a whole, gs something more th ~n a hurried 8nd rushed exist ence. And when, ~s
now, we do h~ve time to t~ka a larg e r view of lif e ; when, in c~lm r eflection,
we enl~rge our vision until we se~ life in its entirety, c onsideratio~s come
before us which tend to be excluded in the rush of evaryd Ay experie~ce.
RE1'\DER
I H~ve Plenty of _Iime
I went out, Lord.
MPn were comin~ and going,
W3 lking ~nd running.
Everything wns rushing: CJ rs, trucks, the stre et, the whol e tow"•
Mon werG rushin~ not to w:Jste time.
They were rushing 3fter time,
To c2tch up with time,
To g::sin time.
Good-bye, Sir, excuse me, I ~~van•t time.
I'll come bock, I c~n•t w~it, I h~ven't time.
I must end this letter - I h2ven't time.
I'd love to help you, but I hs van't time.
I c~n•t ~ccept, h~ving no time.
I c ~nlt think, I c~n•t re~d, I'm swa~ped, I h~ven't time.
I'd like to pr~y, but I h~ven't tima.
You underst3nd, Lord, they simply don't hnvo thG time.
Th e child is pl3yin9, ho ~~sn•t time right now••• L~t s r on •••
Th e sch oolboy h~s hi• homework to do, he h:Jsn't time ••• Ls tar o"•••
The student h3S his courses, and so much work ••• L3t er on •••
The young man is a t his sp orts, he h3sn't time ••• L~ter on •••
The young m3rried m3n ha s his house; ha has to fix it up. He h~sn't the time •••
L,:: t er on •••
They ~re dying, they ha ve no •••
Too lotel ••• They h~ve no more time!
And so nll men run ofter time, Lord.
They poss through life running - hurried, jostled, ovarburdened, Pr~ntic, and
they never get there. They still h~von't tim e .
In spite of e ll their efforts th e y'r e still short Qt. time, of a gr en t dea l of
tim e .
Lord, you must h~ve m~de ::i mist ~ke in your C3lcul~tions.
Th er e is ::i big ii, i s t :J ke somewh6re.
Th e hours or e too short,
Th e d8 ys - r e too sh ort,
Our livos ~r o to o short.
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who ore beyond time, Lord, You nmile to see us fighting it.
you know whnt you nre doing,
m2ke no mist ~kes in your distribution of time to men.
give each one time tu do wh~t you w~nt him to do.
we must not ds face time,
wcrnte time,
kill time,
For time is o gift th3t you give us,
But 2 perishnble gift,
A gift thnt does not kesp.
Lord, I h~ve time,
I h~ve plenty of time,
All the timo you gave me,
The ya~rs of my life,
The d~ys of my yenrs,
The hours of my doys,
They nre 211 mine,
Mine to fill, quietly, CQlmly,
~ut to fill c □ m)letely, up to the brim.
( Congreg3tion rises)
Bor'chu et Adonoy hcmvoroch.
is due.
Congreg3ti □ n:
Pr~iso ye the Lord to W~om 311 praise
Baruch Adonoy h~mvoroch l'olom vosd.
all pr3ise is due forev8r and ever.
PrGised be the Lord to Whom
( Congreg •tion is se3tad)
RES~ONSIVE READING
To everything there is 3 senson,
And there is nn appointed time for every purpose
Under he:;ven.
Now is the time for turning.
The lo~vs s 2re beginning t 7 turn
From grean to rod ond orange.
The birds 3re beginning to turn
And or8 he~ding once more tow2rds the South,
The onim3ls ;1re beginning to turn
To storing their food for the winter.
For la~ves, birds, and animals
Turning comes instinctively.
But for us turning does not come so e3sily.
It t~kes ;1n oct of will
For us to m2ke 3 turn.
It me3ns bre3king with old h~bits.
It ma8nS admitting th~t wa h □ ve be s n wrong;
And this is never s 3sy.
It mea ns losing f s ce:
It m"J, ns st·,rting ;111 over ng3in;
And this is always p~inful.
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�It me:::ns s:1ying: "I cim sorry."
It me~ns 3dmitting th7t we hov e the 1bility
And this is □ lw- ys embarr3ssing.
t□
ch~nge;
Th ase things ~r e terribly hard to do.
But unless we turn, we will be tr □ p p e d forevor
In yas t 2rd~y's ways.
Lord, help us turn
From c~llousness t o sensitivity,
From hJstility t o love,
From pettinass to purpose,
Fr om e nvy to c ont entment,
Fr om c2 rel essn2ss t o discipline,
Fr Dm fo 'J r t o h ith.
Turn us r r □ und, 0 Lord, and bring us b7ck tow~rds You.
Revive ou r lives □ sat the boginning.
And turn us tow ~rds e8ch □ thar, Lord,
For in is □ l , ti o n ther o is no lif e .
READER
To speak tho an cient words returns us t □ the t simpl e r time when ~s children
we und e rstood the world c~uld b3 one , □ nd th~t s ~ mah □ w it was ours. Th~t und e rst-nding has buc ~me but □ fr~gil~ hope, □ nd yet to spea k the words wa used to
spea k is t~ give substance to th ~t hope, which h~s remcined, though Wd □ nd all
our world h □ ve ch~ng ad. Sines th ~t childhood time, othor truths ~nd ~~ny qu3stions h·· vo f ound th e ir hcma within our minds, but this truth we ~ffirm todCJy is
th e ~ld ast ws r Jmsm ber, and it r a unites th e ~a rson we ~r G now with the oerson
we w~re on c e long ~go.
\ Congrega ti on ris e s)
. ~h 1 mo Yisro el Ad·1noy El oh'3y nu ~d □ n - y achod.
Huo r, 0 Isra el, the Lord ou r God, th e Lord is on8 .
Baruch sh3ym k 1 vod m~lcuto l' olorn vo cd.
Prais~d bo His n~mo Whosu glorious Kingdom is for uvsr ~nd ~var.
( Congreg , ti on is s ea t ed)
RESPONSIVE ~EADING
Tod:1y, Lord, I CJm :1 fr ~id.
I om ,f r '3 id, f or Your Truth is tarrible.
It is □ ~ sy to hG ~r it pr u'3chsd.
It is r el ~tivc ly s2 sy not t 7 be shock ed by it,
But it is very difficult to live it.
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d2luding mys 2l f, Lord.
boing s ·tisfiGd with my dBc ent littl e life.
my g::iad hsbits, f or I bk o th um for virtu es;
my □ c tiviti8s: th e y !TI8kS m8 think I '.l m giving mys elf.
my influ .J nc e ; I imogim:, th :- t it will tr:, nsform UJes;
my clt,ver ;:ilanning ; I take it for SUCCGSS.
wh·, t I giv o; it hid ci s wh , t I withhold;
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I am 2 fr □ id, La rd; th or a □ r e p~op l e who 3r ~ poorer th ~n I;
Not su wGll oduc2t dd , hous ed , h c □ t e d, f ad, C3 r od for, lov ed,
I 2m 8 fr 2id, Lord, f or I do not do s n □ ugh for thorn~
I do not do o v □ ryt~ing f or th am .
I sh ,·1 uld givL. ~v -· rything,
I should give e verything until th er 8 is not e singl8 p3in,
singl o sin in the world.
I sh ou ld th e n give □ 11~ Lord, a ll th G tim e ,
I sh ould giv e my lifo.•
Lord, it is not tru ~, is it?
Your C 7 mrn □ nd is not for e v 3ry on0 I e m 8 X~gg ~ r □ ting; I must ba s c nsibl ~.
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Th e r e is only □ n □ comm ~ndm e nt:
For 'J V -.. rycinG:
You sh-:: ll l ove with 3 11 your hrD rt,
with o ll yuur s oul,
with a ll y:J ur s tr a ngth.
READER
Wo rking is 8noth or w3y of praying.
You pl a nt in Isr ~e l the soul of a tr ~2 .
You pl3nt in th e das a rt th e soirit of g2rd bns.
Pra ying is onoth 8r w~y o f singing.
You plant in th s tr 3.! S th e e oul of l umons.
You ol~nt in th o g~rd e ns th 0 s pirit of r os 8s.
Singing is on~th ~r w, y of l oving.
Y~u olc nt in th o l um~ ns th o soirlt of your son.
You ol~nt in th s ros as th e soul of your daught s r.
Loving is 3 n □ th 2 r w3 y uf living.
You pl □ nt in your d~u ght c r th 0 spirit of Isr ~B l.
You al3nt in y~ur s ~n th u soul of th e des urt.
READER
Our □ nc 2 stors pr ~ycd f or this world in v0ic s s much mor u e l oq uent th ~n ours,
e0 ch th ought ha r own a xp ~r i onc e of God , o □ ch thr a ugh hor uwn priv~tc n3m e f or
th e visi on th ~t he r poop l o sh3 r ed. S3r a h, R8b~cc~, L~3 h 3nd R-ch s l, during th o
f orm ., tiv rJ yd::i rs of our r oligi •rns h ;rit :,g.:, , kn t:! w th o fr ~giltty of life ::: nd
pr2 yod f or l ava; Ruth, wh o und2rsto □ d th G l ovo botween WQmon, pr~ycd for
8Ccapt~nc2; n nd Ann o Fra nk's ohilosophy of th o b~sic gLlo rln s ss of □ oo pl a hol pod
t o f orm hur boli of □ nd a::: rn es t pr 9 ye r th a t pe~c o and tr ~nquility woul d r eturn.
To pray is t ,, s t ~ke ou r very exis t anc e , our right t o liv e , on th a truth and on
th e suprem e im po rt ~nc o of th · t which we pr ay f or. Bl ~ss ad b □ tho God whos e
promise is our hope .
SILC:NT PRA YER
RESPONSIVE
RE , \ D!r✓ G
We c~nnot me r ely pr □ y t o Yuu, 0 God,
To end w'.'l r;
For we know th '.'l t You h~ve m~de th e world in
Th ~t mon must find his own p~th t o oe~ ce
Within hims e lf ~nd with his neighb or.
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�We connot mGrely pray to You, 0 God,
To end st ~rv ~ti on;
For You hove 3lre3dy giv on us the resourees
With which t ~ feed th e entire world,
If we w0uld 0nly use them wisoly~
We C8nnot mer2ly proy ta You, 0 Gad,
To r oot out orojudicG:
For Y~u h3VO 3lre~dy give us oyos
With which t o sec tho good in □ 11 me n
If WG w~uld only use th em rightly.
c □ nn o t m9r3ly pr ~y t o You, 0 God,
To e nd dt'sp'.'lir;
For You ho ve □ lr e~d y given us ths power
To cl e -r raw □ y slums 2 nd t c give hope
If ws wou ld only us e our ~ □ wer justly.
We
We c~nn ot mor e ly pr 8y to You, _ 0 God,
To cmd disn2sc;
F,1 r Y~u h~VC) :c lrG:od y givmus gro~t minds
With which t o s a~ rch out cur es 2 nd heB lings
If WP w~ulrl only use th s m c 0nstructivaly.
Th e r e for e we or'.'ly t o You inst e~d , 0 God,
F □ r s tr ongth, det Pr minf"J ti on, □ nd will oowor,
To DO inste~d of just t a prsy,
To BECOME inste3d of merely to wish.
For Your s □ ko 3nd f or ou rs,
Spoedily 8 nd soon,
Th ~t our 12nd m3y be s ~fe,
And th 2t our lives m □ y be blessed.
tho words th -,t wo pr·,y,
And th e deeds th ~t we do
87th bs occ op t 3 bl e be f or e You, 0 Lord,
Our Rock □ nd our Redeomer.
M□ y
RE ADER
Boc~usa wo b2li0vo in y~u
Wo h □ p o for th e day when 311 id ols will be dastroy ad;
Whs n mon will nut warship success or p~war 0 r st ~tus or things
But will givo their first a nd high est l □ y~lty to Y0u,
To ju s tico, t c 1 , ve, t o po3 ce.
Then will wo s se tho fulfillment
Of th o hope th e or □□ h8t ch e rished:
"Th o rby will c _; mo wh e n God olono
Shall rule ovo r 311 tho 07 rth.
On th 2t d □ y Ho will be Ono
,L\nd His n:cm13 will bo One. 11
READER
into th e misty future fly tho probl oms □ f th o p~st;
/ Yet H~t o ~nd ~~ r '.J nd Hunger suroly c ~ nn □ t l ~st.
· If only Wom3n, with ha r inn~t~ strsngth n nd powe r
vhu ld '.J ris c cn ch r:i-::\y, :c s th o sun in its gL;ri -, us h:i ur,
T □ malt 3w,y th es e misty swirls.
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Out of th e future sh::i ll c □m~ '.311 turmoil s s lvod;
And Hopos e nd Fcn rs '.:'. nd Dr :.::1 ms sh ::i ll f or e v,-.r be r e solv ,:i d ..
Woma n will W3lk with m~n, unt o th e e nd of d~ys, Ro~p ing s ~ tisf □ cti ~ n fr □ m th e chn ll c ng cs th □ y f oco.
Th oy s h:1 11 dispd t'hos e misty swirls.
CONGREG .'. T ION
We ba li 2vo in t omorr ow. We bc li ove th :J t we h~ve t~ □ powe r t o m~ke t o m ~ rr □ w
diff e r e nt fr om t ::id-:, y~ We b~1 lL:,vm th :-: t povarty ne .Jd not be pJ rm'1 11 ::; nt nnd th □ t
mnn naed not l o-:i rn w<J r f CJ r e vGr. '!Jo b:·,li ova in m3n, d2spit c '.311 th:Jt w,s kn:::w
::i bout him. We b8li s ve th ~t th ar e C3 n y~t be , time of os~ c a ~ ~d a t i ma J f
justi38 , 3 time of br □ th o rh ~ od ::i nd A timo ~f trqnquility, f::ir 811 wh a live o n
c~ rth. We boli ovo th, t we c~n h~vo a sh ~r s in bri~gi~g th ~t d~y cl □ s a r by th o
w~y which wo live in th o new Y6~ r. Th o world m~y smil e- t our dr joms - but no
mJ tt e r, we still be li Gve .
RE 1~ DER
Smil e , fri Gndi smil o ~w3 y my dr Lla ms!
Wh , t I dr n2 rn sh3ll yet c ome trual
Smil e th , t I boli ovo in m3n,
As I still bGli uve in you.
My s 0ul still y □ ~ rns f ur lib arty,
Unb --: rt c, r od f or z, cf"l l f uf g::i ld;
For st ill I d" boli ovo in rn'.:1n,
And in his s oirit, str ong '.:1nd ba ld.
And in th e futur e , I ba li cvo Th ough it be di s t '.) nt, c ome it will Wh on n~ti ons sh '.) 11 a~ ch oth e r bl ess
And pc'.:1 c ~ '.) t l wst th o e~ rth sh3ll fill. AfYlEN.
�A C K N O ~ L E Q G E mE NT S
S ro urc e
Selocti un
In wo rship we 7 r ~ fr s 0 d
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I H7 v s Pl a nty o f Tim e
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1Vlich 'c1; l Qu 0 ist , . A C , nt:,rn p_ , r , ry
High H,.: : lid?.L.~l:~vic c, , o :i g •J 128
No w is th o T im c f r; r
Turning
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p-: g c 2
The Anci e nt ~o rds
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We c~nnot Merely Pr , y t o Yo u
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5
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"Wom 3 n, 1/Jh o Art Th :i u", cr c :i tiv o
s c rm o n ~tt e , G □ l rl f ~ rb ~ nd K, lishr
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Our Anc8st c rs
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T1G aiEATIVE SERVICE
December
s,
Prayer
Blessing • • • Union ~ r Bock - P•
Message from the President
1972
7
Prayer
Song: F.asy to be Hard
refrain - How can people be so heartleaa
How can people be ao cruel
F.asy to be hard
F.asy to be cold
How can people have no feeling
How can they ignore their friends
F.asy to be proud
Easy to say no
Especially people lilo care about strangers
Who care about people with social injustice
Do you only care about the bleeding crowd
I look out and ~ed a friend
I need a friend
refrain
Fasy to be proud
F.asy to give in
F.asy to say no
Easy to say no
Easy to be cold
Fasy to be cold
F,asy to ay no
Easy to say no
F.asy to say no
Responsive Reading • • • Union fraTer book - P• 142
Boruchu • • • • • • • .. -.Union Prqer book - P• 29
Meditation•.• • •. •
Sh 1ma • • • • • • • • • • Union Prayer book - P• 30
V1harta • • • • • • • • .-Union Prayer book - p. 30
Responsive Reading
Reader: Lord let the great shof'ar of' freed.an for us and all peoples;
Cong:
Let eveey exile come hane fran the bittemees of' dispersion.
Reader: We pray, as air mothers did and air fathers did• that our
eyes may see your return to Zion in mercy.
Cong:
May Jerusalem, the city of David, for ever be the city
or peace, the joy of all the 1«>rld..
Reader: Bless, O God, the state or Israel and its people. Ma.y its
borders know peace, and its inhabitants tranquility.
Cong:
And ~ the bonds of faith and the fate that unites
Jews wherever thev dwell be a source of blessing to
Israel's land and its people.
Prayer
Congregation:
Seek good and not evil• that ye may- live;
and so the Lord, God or hosts,
will be with you as ye say.
Hate the evil and love the good,
and establish, justice in the gate
Break thou the powr of the wicked
and as for the evil man, search out his wickedness
till none be found.
Lord, Thou hast heard the desire ot the humble.
Thou wilt direct their heart.,
Thou wilt cause Thine ear to at.t.end;
to right. the tatherleas and the oppreseed.
that man who is of the earth ma.y be terrible no more.
Prayer
Song: Ani 'M:uupjp
Amoe, Psalm 10
Ani Maamin - 4 times
Be-e-mu-riah Shlemah
B 1viat Ha•Ma.shiach
V1af-a.J.-pi She-yit-ma.-meya
Im Kol zeh, Ani maamin
Im Kol zeh,. Acha-ke lo
Be-chol yan she-,a-vo
I believe with per!eet faith
in the caning or the messiah
and thaigh he tarry, yet I believe
with it all., I wait eve::-;rc.;;_y for his coming
�Page 2
Prayer
Silent Prayer
Scriptural Readinig Psalm 91
Kiddish ••• Union Prayer Book P. 9.3
Adoration • • Union Prayer Bock P. .30
Reading
Kaddish ••• Union Prayer Boak p. 71
Song:
Oseh Shalan
Oseh Shalan bim ro-mav
Hu ya.-eeh Shalom
Al-Ley-nu
V1al Kol yis-ro-el
Vim-ru, Vim-ru Amen
refrain: Oseh Shalan, oseh Shalom
Shalan Aleynu V1al Kolyisrael
SHABAT SHOroM
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1972-12-08
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TYG Creative Service
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Program for TYG Creative Service, December 8, 1972.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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Text
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application/pdf
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eng
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives
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The Voice
of
TEMPLE B' NAI ISRAEL
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
YOUTH GROUP CREATIVE SERVICE
FCR PASSOVER
March 31, 1972
Participants:
Linda Rcthsohild, J eanett e Greenbe rg,
Seth Tel es, Neil Oppenheimer, Judah Lowy
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0 ··..,1 The
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Ten Commandments
... _ ~pening Hymn-Avadim Hayinu
'V- ~ndle Lighting
~ Opening Prayer
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13arachu
W;;Jsalm 114- Responsive Reading
f'a.Jo
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~ h 1 ma
~L, V1 ahavtah
\llJJr/story or the Exodus-Responsive Reading (4)~)
~ 'Song of' the Red Sea- Responsive Reading ~
t.li...Mi Chomocho
l.ioNoriginal Prayer
Silent Meditation- page 230-231 Union Prayer Book
Announcements, Bible reading, sermon, Kiddish
Dayenu
Adoration
Kaddish
Closing Hyran- Mizmor Shir L'yom HaShabbos
11b.is evening, Rabbi Daniel Lowy will deliver
a sorrn.on entitled, nli1our Sons-Pour Fathers 11 •
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'I'he Lord is my strength and my ·might; He is become'
my salvation. This is my God and I will enshrine him, The
God of my father, and I will exault him.
The Lord, 'fue vJarr•ior--:-Th0 Lord is his name.
Pharoah's chariots and his army he has cast into the
sea. And the pick oi' his officers are drowned in the Sea
of Reeds.
The deeps cove r them; They went down into the depths
like a stone.
Your right hand, 0 Lord, glorious in rower; Your right
hand, 0 Lord, shatters the foe.
In Your great t~iumphs you break your opponents; You
send forth your fury, it consw.ne s them like stubble,
At the blast of your nostrils, the waters piled up,
The flood stood straight like a wall; The deeps froze in
the heart of the sea.
The foe said,nI will pursue, I will overtake, I will
divide the spoil; -My desire shall have its .fill of them.
I will b a re my sword; Hy hand sb.all subdue them. i i
You made your wind blow, tho sea covered them; They
sank liko lo o.din the majestic waters.
"Who is like u.,_vito you, 0 Lord, among the celestials: ·
1rlho is like unto you, majestic in holiness,
Awesome in splendor, working wonders!
Mi Chomocho
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�Responsive Reading
Psalm 114
·Wl~en Israel came forth out of Egypt, the house or
Jacob from a strange language; Judah becarae his sanctuary,
Israel, his dominion.
The sea saw it and fled; Th.e Jordon turned backward.
The mount ains skipped like rams, the hills like young;
sheep.
W1:1at aileth t h ee, 0 t hou sea, that thou fle est? Th.ou
Jordon t h.at thou turnest backwards? Ye mountains that ye
skip like rams, and ye hills like young sheep?
i. rr·emble thou earth at the presence of the Lord, at the
pre sence of the God of" Jacob; \ifuo turned the rock into a
pool of water·, the :flint into a fountain of' waters.
~J)Jhj]f!
r.i:h e r e arose a new king of Egypt, who lm ew not Joseph.
He s a id unto his p e ople,il Beh.old, the Children of Israel are
to o many and too mi ghty for us.H He feared that in a war,
t hey might go a gainst him. Therefore, he set taskmaste rs
over them to a f flict them with the ir burdens. And they
built for Pharoah treasure cities., Pith.on and Rams-e s.
They were slaves.
And to destroy this entire people, Pharoah charged the
) e ople , i 1Every son that is born, ye shall c a st int o the
river. 11
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�A women of the tri-be of Levi placed her infant son ·
inside an ark of bulrushes by the · riverbank. He was· .found
by Pharoah's daughter, and she called him Moses .
His sister had been watching, rund she of'fered her
mother as a nursemaid . Then Hoses was raised, knowing or
his people.
t-fnon Hoses was grown, he one day came upon an .sgyp-c ian smiting a Hebrew, and he smote the Egyptain . I1oses
.fled from the face of' Pharoah. He dwelt in Median .
One day, as he was guarding his flock, the voice of
the Eternal spoke to him :from a burning bush saying,uI
will send thee to Pharoah that t h ou mayest bring forth
my people, the Children of Israel, out of Egypt.
Again and again, Moses stood before Pharoah,
demai1.ding, nLet my People Go. 11 But Pahroah I s heart was
hardened.
As it is written,nwe cried unto the Lord, The God
of our Fathers, and the Lord heard our voice, and saw
our affliction and our toil and our oppression.
All: And the Lord brought us out o.f Egypt v.rith a mighty
hand and with an outstroachecl. ai-'m and with great
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terror and with signs and wonders .
The Song of the Red Sea
Then Moses and the Israe lites sang this song. They
said: I will sing .for the Lord, fo1~ he has triumphed gloriously; Hors e and drive r he has hurled into the sea.
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Opening Hymn
Avadim Hayinu ata B 1nai Charin
CJ\~OL>t. L \~\I\~~
Opening Prayer
Blessed art thou, Lord our God, King or the universe,
who has chosen us f'rom among all peoples, and has raised
us above all tongues, and has sanctified us with his . ·~ ·
commandments • . And thou hast given us, 0 Lord our God, in
love, Sabbaths for rest, and appointed times for rejoicing,
festivals and seasons for gladness., th.is Sabbath day, and
this festival of' Passover, the season of' our freedom, in
love, a sacred gathering, in memory 01... the departure from
Egypt. For thou ~ast chosen us and hast sanctified us from
a.mong all peoples, and hast given us, for our inheritance
thy Sabbath, and thy appointed holy seasons in love and
favor., in rejoicing and gladness. Blessed art thou 0
Lord, who sanctifies the Sabbath, Israel, and the festivals •
.Amen
Barachu
�How many are the good things which the Almighty has
showered upon us. If he had brought us out of Egypt, BUT
without bringing judgments down on our enemies---Dayenu
If he had brought down judgmonts on them, BUT without
judging their idols---Dayenu
If he had judged their idols, BUT without slaying
thoir firstborn---Dayenu
If-ho had slain their firstborn, BUT without giving
us their wealth---Dayenu
If he had given us their wealth, BUT without dividing
the sea for us---Dayenu
If he had divided tho sea for us, BUT without leading
us across on dry land--- Dayenu
If he had led us across on dry land, BUT without
sinking our enemies in its depths---Dayenu,,
If' he h ad stu1.k our enemies in its depths, BUT without
supplying our ne eds in tho desert for forty y oars---Dayenu
If ho had supplied our needs for forty years in tho
descPt, BUT with out f eeding us :manna---Dayenu
If he had fod us ·with manna, BUT without granting us
the Sabbath---Dayenu.
If h e had granted us the Sabbath, BU'r without
bringing us to Mount Siani---Dayenu
If h e had brought u s to Mount Siani, BUT without
giving us the Torah ---Dayenu
If he had given us the 1r orah, BUT without loading us
to the land of Isro.ol---Dayenu
cont. on l)agc 8
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�If he had brought us t o the Land cf Israel,
building f or us the Temple - - - Dayenu
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Adoration
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Mizmor Shir L'Yom Hashabbos
Shabbat Shalom
Bur without
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Temple B'nai Israel Collection
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Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.)
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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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Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
Scrapbooks
Synagogues
Women--Societies and clubs
Minutes (Records)
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan
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Preston, Marilyn
Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives
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L'dor V'dor (project)
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DC-08
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eng
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Circa 1920s-2018
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Temple B'nai Israel
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1972-03-31
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Youth Group Creative Service
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Ha-Kol: The Voice of Temple B'nai Israel, Youth Group Creative Service program, March 31, 1972.
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Jews--United States
Muskegon (Mich.)
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Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project.
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eng
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Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives