933 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/bcb1c6d8ce8c45c91bed66e7032c253e.pdf ec81524a6626a854681695f13baad784 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MICHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan J (','._:U'.'..:•.:;· 13, 1961 Dr. ;,rthur Green h :-·r .-:; , .,)r 3si den t 7 ,ws .:; 2'.; , 5721 C ') . . - Li I T Y ". 7 0 ~ :~ ~-[ I P TH IS SABBATH J .:-. ~.tv r :;: lJt:1 ..S: 30 ::: . :; . / i ,_, ,• t ·· -::r ~oYietta m1 __o,,:;::,s our Tx c: iBr I n , ~· c.: riec oZ · ·:r •. 0 i,s on 11 T 10 f> ,u r Son s o.:· t · s: J e- ri sh P0o) le 11 f\lEXT SABBATH ) '. . . ... Le Ei rtl1dr,:.~ :~l e=~i::i . s f ~)r J~~1ur. r:~ Y~i.•.t ll C>.oi:r 1 7 :·: ,. -:,j I T I O .: •. L '.' J E :~ ,I I P t :1 :iv e J · ~,u.::.r-; 13th ~-: 2:Jt h ·•.. :1: 1 7:JO .. ' J.• · . . • of 9 :15 A. , .• ~:JO I.. . :: . �C A L_EH DA R Jii\hU ••RY, . 1961 15th Sunday Religious School 10 - 12:15 Assefobly: Kinc~ergarten & First Grace Confirmation Class 12: 45 - 2 : 15 16th :Monday 4:15 Hebrew Classes: 4th Yr. .Advanced 5:15 17th Tuesday Hebrew Classe s : 1st Yr. & J.dva.riced Bar Mi t zva h 4:15 18th Wednesday Hebrew Classes: 5th Yr . 4 : 15 Jr . Hi 5 : 15 i.DULT EDUCATION REGISTR.;~TION & OPFiHNG SESSION Hebrew 7:30 Comparative Reli gions 8:30 19th. Thursday - Hebrew Cla sses: 2nd Yr. & Bar Mi tzvah Begin;.rnrs 4:15 T~npla Youth Study Grouo 7:30 to 8:30 22nd Sunday Religious School 10 - 12:15 As sembly: Grade 6 Confirmation Cla ss 12 : 45 J to 2 : 15 Temple Youth Group 7: 00 to 9:00 23rd Monday Hebrew Clas ses: 4th Yr . 4:15 1',dvanced • 5 : 15 24th Tuesday Hebr0w Clas ses : 1st Yr . & l1.dva,."lced Ba r Hitzvah 4:15 25th Wednesday Hebrew Clas s es: 5th Yr. 4 : 15 Jr. Hi 5:15 26th Thursday Hebrew Classes: 2nd Yr. & Bar Mitzvah Beginners 4:15 Board of Education Meeting 8 :15 FrtMILY ahrzeits igmund Steindler, Fathe r o~ •1il ton Steindler, January 13 ennie Rosen, sister of Sc ra !Goin . f David Rosen, J anua ry 17 ah Fishman, mother of Mr s . Leo oseand 1-..ndrew Epstein, J anuo.ry 20 n.rah Lipschul tz, mother of Mrs . ony Lron, J mmary 22 I I Laura Sa ll, sister of Heyer Jacobs, lranuary 23. I I . tiax Schubb , rrusband of Mae Schuhb ~ebet 28 , J anuary 16 i I ~oses Rosenberg, fa ther of Robert !Ro senberg, Sheva t 3, Janue.ry 20 1 Sc.die Lipman, wife of Hyman Lip:raan, lshevat 7, January 24 :rsaac Grossman, fa ther of Louis !Grossman, Herman Grossman, Mrs . iSruauel Kl ayf, Mr s . Ralph August ,and Reva ,Bank Sheva t 7 · !Janua ry 24 · ·:~-k~:; Darmstad.ter, f ather of Louis iDarmstadter, Shevat 10, Janun:cy 27[ 1-X-)}·)~:~}h'i-1~ ~ ~x-~- )~~~~~~-!.r~-~~-)~-:iH:- )~~~-)~~s~~-;H(-'~:?f I Our condolence and deep synrpa thy to the family of : ·· · HORRIS STEUT father of Mrs . Sam Singer, who passes away Sunday , Janua r<J 8, in Chicago. May his memory he · for a blessing. �I N VI T AT I ON SISTERHOOD - Have you made your achi eveJ:!lent nledg~ and paid it? Sisterhood depends on these funds . and your paid me~bership due s to Holland announce the Bar Mitzvah of !maintain our Retigious School. Please make every effort to get their son, Marc, on J anuary 14 at your money in a s soon as possible. If you wish to make a money contria quarter after nine in the morning,jbution when remembering a joyous or sad occasion, Sisterhood main~ and:invite the congregation to the tains the S1\DIE GROSSH.id hEr·lORLtL FUND and the Ai~i:~ SCHIEWITZ isi:EMORL.L reception imr.J.ediately following in FUND, both of which provide the Religious School equipment and the social hall. supplies. Contributions to these 3/r ~- * -~ worthy funds will be greatly * B:~R MITZVi.H appreciated. OF MICHAEL STEINDLER * * ~} -;'f, J anua ry 28th, 11:00 A.M. HADASS;.H HEETrnG MONDAY J ;·J.L 16, 8:15 "";~-~HH~1~-::-;;-~f-)(-~-~!-~;}---~'{-if-~Hh~-;HHH(*~'*~h~Busin.e ss meeting follo1,red by a · SISTERHOOD ACTIVITY DAY - Thursdays special progr am . Florence Rubin"Breakf c.st With Rabbi" 10 - 11 i~ .M. sky will show colored slides of her Beginn in g on January 12. recent trip to Israel. BAR MITZVJ1H Hr . mid :Mrs. Bernard Becker of CAHCER DRESSINGS - l:GO - 4:00 Mrs . Morris Kantor in charge R,;,,BBI TO YOU (Continued) and 'equality. But ·it is our "Minority Psychosis" which confuses GIFT i".i.'JD JUDlsICi. SHOP 1:00 - 4:00 !numbers with democracy. It mny let "-V """""'""''"""'nH,,n,,H'r,B,,nHh'HH-'-,.~ HHBh'HH~ US participate in civic ventures . but Refuah Shelaymah ;not in plans to close and heal the Our prayers for full and complete !breeches in the walls _of democracy . Such a person among us who unknowr ecovery of Mrs. Esther Freedman who i s a ) atient a t Hackley Hospital ;ingly manifests our Minority · . jPhy chology is incapable of' saving .D i~$fiU our nntion because he mi sunderNEH OF THE TREES stan ds it. He bel ieves tha t one February 1st decides matters of religion in f?LANljl f.f:looffl Ul ,U,a:4\.ii\t public 2.reas, such as in the schools, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL by a majority vote. He thereby 1st P,UG'l·JT-TEACHER CONFERENCE confuses public law and pri vP.te January 29, 1961 - No Classes conscience. Such a man causes the A letter and schedule will arrive light of free men to be extinprevious to the date to inform our gui shed, - even if he appear to parents of their meetings with the light and to tend it continually teachers. and with great devotion. .:,!,._\l__\ l_,!,.~ \ W I "~WW!...\I \ 'W' \ V \.J ' \ \I \I " \ \ ' • • • • • *-~H~)H8'~~~,!HH~~~~}f-)}~~HHHr~r~~~~}H~• H~!~~rrrlf-* �Ri-..BBI TO YOU Wh'.lt does the phrase menn, 11 Ue Jews are a minority 11 ? This seems to 1,,. to be a simple fact, even though concerning issues on which ~11 segments of American Jewry unite but not all Protestants, we Jews are third or fourth largest among religious groups in filllerica. This phrase, however, is used quite differently by us: to 11 proYe 11 in discussions or arguments that we Jews must be careful lest we "step out of line" . Whether it be (or has been) to endure our culture's persecution of creative intellectual1 or our government's indecisive policy regarding Israel and the Middle · East or the teaching of religion in our public school, - whatever it is, our numerical "wealmess" is used by us as a magical amulet to make disappear any threat our JE~lISHNESS may pose to the status of things. This is how our MINORITY PSYCHOLOGY works. It agrees with the view that this is a Christian nation, and therefore claims that if some of our Protestant friends want to make the publio schools their parachial schools - even for noble reasons - then let them! Our position as a minority becomes our grave from which no voice of prote~ can rise. Certainly in all aspects of our national way of life the Christ ian imprint is the predondnant one. Nevertheless, I believe, in the eyes of Democracy each of us is equal no matter what our numerical value may be . In its accounting books no man is more precious and no group more worthy than another. As a citizen with both duties and rights, each of u~ whatever his religion (or race) is an equal and a magnificently "big 11 One. This is where bignes ; is important and this is as t hin gs should be even if they are not so at present. t..s a -;,reduct of our Faith, Fate and History, we Jews can do for our Nation as citizens ~uite a bit in the way of working through democratic processes to stand in the forefront of progress and development of libertJ Continued on Page 3 CON GREG,'.. TION B I N..·i.I I SRLEL NON-Profit ORC1'JUZi..TION Fourth and 1Jebster Muskegon, Michigan TIME-VALUE Mi.IL Telephone: P:.2-2702 Rabbinage: Po6-5427 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19610113 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-01-13 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin Special Issue, January 13, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin Special Issue, January 13, 1961. The special issue bulletin includes the temple schedule, special events, invitations, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/4253a917a664ec4b6dc3b807594309cd.pdf f5c3eef4f3b787d21ab08e68f68e3f54 PDF Text Text SUPPLE!"JENT TO TEMPLE B1N1-.I ISH.t.EL SUMMER 1 ULLETIN ii.TT:il:NTION - i-.LL MEMBERS .,:.ND .t:'ROSFECTIVE MEMBBRS OF B1 N11I B'RITH The following dates will be of interest to the men of b'nai B'rith: The Michigan Spring Conference will be held in i.nn .. rbor June 7. The District Grand Lodge 1,-6 (;onvention will be held in Milwaukee on June 28. This includes eight states and two provinces of Canada . .b.ny roomber who would like further information or who would like to attend either of these gatherings, please contact James Price. Here is your chance to get in YOUR two cents worth - or even a nickle ' s worth. Jim Price has accepted the job of l:-rogram Chairman for 1964-65 and invites you to exi:; ress your ideas on programs you would like to see for next year. He is working on the program se t-up at this time, and would like to hear from anyone who knows of interesting programs which can be obtained for your entertainment and information. CONGlli,TULi.'ITONS TC TENPLE b ' N.nI ISR.:.£'1 1 S 1964 HIGH SCHOOL GR.i.J)Uli.TES ! The Congregation is proud of its young people who, after twelve long years of study, will be stepping up to receive their high school diplomas with the classes of 1964 in our various local high schools. For tram begins a new era in their education as they ma.ke their plans to attend college in the fall. The best of wishes to: Gilbert i.shendorf, who will be going to Oakland University, Jill Grossman, who will attond Bradley , Stanley Kantor~ who will attend Junior (;allege, Terry Kulka, who will be going to the university of Michigan, Bruce Neumer who will be attending Bradley, Roger Rapoport, who will go to the University of Mic higan, David Steinman, who will attend Oakl and and .;.vis Teles, who will be going to the University of Michigan. Gil, t:itanley , Roger and ,.vis were elected to N~·uional honors Society. Congra tulations also to Jeff Rosen, who elected Student Council President for next year and also to the N~tional Honors Society~ There a re no doubt others e.mong t he Temple college and high school students who have be en given special recognition or hono:ts . \\ e would a}iprec:iate receiving any such information at the Te rfl)le office s o t ha t it may be include d in the next bulleti n . MESSAGE FROM HADASS1Ji PRESIDENT fo-see I 'm l ooking forward ing y cu en June 6th, the advent of the combined Closing Luncheon and Installation of Hadassah and Sisterhoode On that date, Hadassah will have terminated a good year (196JL:J-1- ) of f und-raising and activity, which could only have been accomplished with the co operation and inte rest of each member of our organization. I wish you all a happy frol j;cking Summer, full of sunshine and fun, generating new vigor and dedication for our new Ha dassah year (1964-65) so that our deeds and triumphs will exceed the old - I know with the entire membership behind re we will be proud of our accomplishments . Ellen 1.ron, President, Muskegon Chapter of Hadassah RELIGIOUS SCHCOL PRINLIPl.L 1-R..ISES TEI.CHING ST,.FF Dear Readers : This is a f an letter! I t is directed to nine people as different in appearance and t ~st~ as any nine people could be , but one thing they do hold in common is a dedication to tho education of our Temple children. This is tho group who could possibly sle ep in one morning a week, or use the timo for the odd jobs that pile up around the house , or maybe just ge t together with the gang clD.d bowl. These are tre people who frequently say "I'll be at tre meeting right after work or after my class - or after an a}lpointment," and the n sp,3 nd a long evening session in planning and working out ideas and projects to challenge and stimul,.1. te our young people o Each of those people r e ceives a check oneo a month, it isn't really equal to the ir time and effort and usually is turned rifht back to the Temple or one of the organiza tions. If the coffers ar o empty, a s was the ca se in Mo:::.y , cla sse s and committmonts continue a s usual . This past Sunday tho year's work ~as completed and the children dismissed for vacation . ;.,. final meeting w.:.i.s reld r ight aftor cla sses G.nd for two hours those s ame peoplo onthusi astically ovaluatod, planne d and projected for the coming ye ar. Frankly, I know this is ~ sontimontal l etter , but how clso do you tell our t uachc rs you think they' re pretty S:fD cial?? l .l Lois Charin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196406_supplement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin Supplement, June 1964 Description An account of the resource Supplement to Temple B'nai Israel Summer Bulletin. The supplement provides additional announcements and notices to the congregation for the summer of 1964. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/53a9784883f4aa399ce6ffb28448c33e.pdf 8e252ea6044a4be0fe767769284b6f3c PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Jack Lipmc,'1Il., President Rabbi Stanlelj Kaplan PASSOVER EDITION APRIL .1 - NISAN 4 SABBATH ------- SERVICES -------8:30 P.M. Friday, April 1st SERMON: ''WE'RE STILL 'ON THE BEACH' tt , The value of human l~fe vs the need for scientific knowledge and defense B1NAI BRITH SABBATH - Readers: Isadore Ashendorf Dr. Morton Kantor Alan Oppenheimer Louis Grossman Richard Kaufman Dobby Schreiber Dan Silberman, Special Soloist 'N~_r-r * ~~~ ~A1H * Friday, April 8th * 8:15 P.M. FAMILY WORSHIP -- BIRTHDAY BL:ESSING CEB.&1:0NY FOR APRIL BIRTHDAYS SERMON: . ''WHY PASSOVER WORKS" Oneg Shabbat Play: _ 11 THE WISE MEN OF CHELM" By the 8th grade of the Religious School Gilbert Ashendorf Teresa Kulka Bruce Neumer F.dward Ross Jill GrosSJllB.Il Jerome Levine Roger Rapoport Avis Teles Mr. Donald Romer., Teacher xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx~xxxxxxxxxx~xxxxxxxxxxx TRADITIONAL SERVICF.s -Friday., .April 1st and 8th 7:30 P.M. Satu;rda,.v, A:Pril 2nd and 9th 8;30 A.M. s· ER VICE s· 1st COMMUNITY Friday, April 15th 8:30 P.M. SERMON TOPIC: "THE STATE OF DISUNION" TRADITIONAL SERVICES: --April 11th and 12th 6:00 P.M. April 12th and 13th 8:30 A.M. -------- �CALENDAR TEMPLE APRIL Anniversaries Sat 2-MSTY Board Meeting-Detroit Mr. & Mrs. Jack P. Chevlin Sun J-Religious School 10-12:15 Model SEDER 11:15-12:15 P. -2:00 P.M. Wiener Stone Unvailing -7-9:00 P.M. TYG Mon 4-Teachers' Meeting, 8:15 P.M. at Temple Tue 5-Sisterhood regular meeting, 8:15 P.M. at Temple Wed 6-Adult Education 7:30 P.M. Hebrew 8:30 Coinpnrntj.ve Religion Thr ?-Confirmation, 4-6:00 P.M. -B'nai Brith, 8:30 P.M. Fri 8Sat 9-Bi-Regional Kallah, Tamareck · Sun 10-Religious School, 10-12: 15 Mon 11-PASSOVER -No Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah _ PASSOVER 1st SEDER Tue 12-Community SEDER -No Hebrew ~. . Bar Hitzvah Wed 13-NoCHebrew classes l4-No Confirmation clns rJ -Temple Board meeting,8:00 ~ · ·· · ., Sun 17-No Religious School · -7:00-9:00 P.M. TYG -. "'-IS::J) P.M. Adult F.ducation"Mr, & Mrs~-,.-: VACATI6N"FOR RELIA!OOS SCHOOL -AI AND. WEEXDAI. C ~ : .. . 11 . .• ·-Thr ~.y April nth Sunday, April,_ lJth. I tlirough·- ,nb'.11:;f. . FAMILY AY April 2, 19/44 Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Rosenberg April lJ, 1924 Mr. & Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman, April 14, 1926 Yahrzeits Bernard Hass, Father of Mrs. lhrold Kline and Blanche Ha.ss,April 6 Louis Chevlin, Father of Jack and Ellis Chevlin,Nisan4-April l Morris Kantor, lfu.sband of Mrs. Frances Kantor and Father of Richard,Morton and Stanley Kantor, Nisan 5 - April 2 Molly Solomon, Mother of Mrs.Meyer Jacobs, Nisan 5 - April 2 Henry Simkin, Father of Mrs. Stanley Kaplan, Nisan 10 April 7 . Josiah Wiener, · Husband of Mrs. Pauline Wiener, Nisan 12April 9 Moses Pitkowslcy, Father of Mrs. Morris Tel~s,Nisan 12-April 9 Morris Berman, Father of Mrs. Max Schubb,Nisan 15-April 12 Sara Neumer, Mother of Ted Neumer; April 12 Bessie Hass, Sister of Louis Aron Mrs. Harold Kline and Blanche Hass, April 13 Harold Rosen, Father of Douglas Rosen · and Husband of Mrs. Marcia Rosen, April · 14 sther Cbdelslcy, Sister of · ··Nathan Broutman alld Mrs. Paul Wiener, April 10 �RABBI TO YOU (Continued from page 4) . . ..-: . No one doubts the sincerity of those of us who are overly pres.. sured by the tax-burden. But the solution to the problem of truces is NQT a .mediocre public education which does not qualify our children and · youth either for college or ·for life its elf. The solution moreover is not to reduce sharply welfare allocations to create more school funds, because this .will add intolerabie burdens to homes who do not already share our high standard of living, with the result that children of those homes will suffer at home as at school. There · is no doubt tha. t our schools need· more funds. The Citizens Council for Better Public Schools, the }fuskegon Board of Education, the Chronicle, the Chamber of Commerce -- even the City Connnissioners lla:re .~ d this. ·· The argument of the Commissioners is that needed . i:irc~easeq. . dollars are already available. Please tell them that they are mistaken. Please tell. them that we must rescue our Muskegon schools, and -at,-·t his time of Spring and Freedom that they should, as all of us, jo'1P. the movement to insure the future of our future citizens. My friends, let us certainly find relief from the overly pressing ·economic problems we face, but not at the expense of the lives of others. This would be a grel;l.t sin. Your Rabbi •· '!'HANK YOU I wish ·to express my · sincere . appreciation to Rabbi Kaplan tmd to all the friends who ce.me to see me at· the hosp!,tal and at home during my ·recent illness and for all the cards, flowers and gifts. Rabbi Morris Ostrowsty WITH YOUR RABBI April 2nd-"1MUS 12: 15 P .M. with Ted Leonard on Mental Heal th, "Wn.",t • s New" April 7th-Main speaker, National Honor Society Heights High School April 26th-Pnnelist, State Sisterhood Convention - "Spiritual Astpects of Sisterhood" PRAYER BOOKS Refuah Shelayma.h prayers for a full recovery to Miss Ruth Brown, sister of Mrs. Philip Miller Our Please return all fr.nyer Books borrowed from the Temple so that an inventory can be made to ascertain the number of new prnyer· Booksneededto"be purchased. - Temple Board .., DUES Fourth quarter due April 1st. TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS:. 8;30 A.M. Please meet your comm.ittment ==nn=t=:,~·m=,e=•=============tl.;;O P.M., Monday through Friday. SEE ADDRF.sS SIDE OF BULLETIN FOR E M I li ]! ! ,R: Reservations for SEDER should be in April 8th. RABBI'S NEW TELEPIDl'lE NUMBER 1! �~ RAllBI ro You -- A PASSOVER MESSAGE ABOUT ouR lcHoots:i . · Residents of Muskegon will go to the polls April 25th to decide whether or not it will empower the School Board to levy whatever amount up to 4 additional mills is necessary to maintain a school system of excellence.- The issue is clear but support of it is difficult for some of our people. True to our tradition we will I believe support excellence in_ education, and therefore we will support the increased millage. Higher taxes, for some the deadly enemy of the school levy increase, will create further pressure on all of us whether we own taxable property or not. But increased cost of living is a reality of our economy, and it is and should be for our schools. But the problem is that where we feel we must maintain our high livel of comfort and convience, we are seriously hesitating " to guarantee a high level of public school education. or all things which should receive~ good portion of the rise in living costs, education should be the highest on our list. t'ven though our economic status is not as impressive as during the post-World War II decade, our standard of living is still good. We bemoan the present situation only because we compare it with the 1>0st-var wealth and easy i:t1ing 1thii:h oe,mo to nll of us becm1se of a· grel'.\t ~d-costly _ glooal wi,r.. Thus· in opposing (pri.yately, but permp::, not publicly) increased dollars for schools 1-rith our tax-burden ar~ts, :He are more concerned with our high standard of livin~ thpn with hi~h excellenc~ and quality of living which according to our Jewish and American ideals is secured for our communities tl-ro11gh public education. The public schools are still the training ground for future America. , cgpt; nu @cl w ra ee Jl Congregation B 1nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone Temple: PArk:way 2-2702 Rabbinage: POpular 6-5427 NON-PBOFIT ORGANIZATION Til1E - VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/4b71129c4f1320c3e723402c04de1ccc.pdf 86fbf05ac5179a94d89062fd79b82742 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,.,. _ ___ 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN · Issue No. Community Worship 1st S A B B Ji. T R Adar II Pi\SSOVER EDITION L_ Friday, April 6th 7: 45 PM7 FLMILY WCRSHIP . Birthda Blessing Ceremony - One.g ·s habbat Reception 2nd S ;. B B i. T H Friday, 1,pril 1 th TORl.H DISCUSSION - The Book of Leviticus, Chapters 1 through 20 ''Why Anti-Semitism? How to Cure I~" p;._.:,SOVER 1st Seder - Wednesday Eve! i.pril 18th-Comniuni ty ·Sedor Thurs•. Apr;i.1 -19 Passover: Evening i ..pril 18th to i.pril 26th · Jrd SA. _B B 1.. TH F~iday, ...pril 20th /8:15 M·,V SABBATH OF P•• S.SOVER - YIZKOR WORSHIP "Is Our Ceremony of Passover .i.cceptable?" IN HONOR OF LIBERlJ:, JUDidSM MONTH -Saturday, lipril 21st 11::00 1.11 Bl..R MITZVl.H _of JEFF GROSSM.".N : 4th S A B B 11. T H Friday, April 27th / 8:15 PM/ TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP WORSHIP In Honor of 1YG Sabbath and Conclavette Oneg Shabbat Reception ************************************ TR .DITION;,L WORSHIP - Regularly Sabbath Eve 7:30 Pm, Morning 8:JO AM Passover Services: Eve: Thursday, 19th, 6:00 PM, Tuesday 24th & Wednesday, 25th - 7:30 PM Morningi Thursday, 19th, Friday, 20th, Wednesday, 25th - 8:JO i,.M YIZKOR Thursday, 26th, 9:00 AM �, ,. ' .... • ' .. .. - - · . . ~- l. .. \ • • F:,SSOVER 1-Relif i ous .School Tues 3-Sisterhood Meeting Wed 4-Hadassah Donor l:OOPM-YW ADULT EDUC,.TION 7:30 Hebrew 8:40 Bible (Ecclesiastes) Thurs 5-Confirmation Class 7-8:30 Teachers ' Me eting (Entire Staff) 8: 30-10:30 BI nai Brit h - 8: 30 Fri- Sun 6-8 MSTY Board Meeting (Jackson) Sun · 8 Religious School 10-12:·15 PM Temple Youth Group 7-9 PM Mon · 9 BO•. RD OF EDUC.,TION N.oon XW Tue s & Wed ···" , .,- · .· , io & 11 -State Sisterhood Convention ( Grand Rapids) Tues 10 - Hadassah Meeting rhur 12 - Confirmation Class 7-8 : 30 Social .• ction Committe 8:30 Sun 15 - Religious School ~0-12:15 Model ::ieder : Grades K-4-10:10-10:55 Grades 5-9-11:05-12 :15 Yir . & Mrs . Discussion 8:15 JEWISH HISTORY WEEK Tues 17 -Hadassah Meeting Wed 18 FIRST SEDER - Sundown v i"d- Thurs 18-26- Hebrew School Vacation ~ hur 19 - COMMUNITY SEDER 6: 30 PM Sun 22 - Religious School Vacation TYG Mee ting 7-9 Tues 24 - Sisterhood Board 8:15 Gogventibn· Reports Wed 25 -I.DULT EDuc;.TION 7: 30 Hebrew 8:40 Bible Thurs 26- Confirmation 7- 8:30 BO".RD OF TRJSTEES 8: 30 Fri- Sun 27- 29- Muske gon TYG Conclavette Sun 29 - Religious School Vacation .J UD I R2s ervat i ons for the Community Seder , /.pril 19, must be in to Mrs . ivelyn Galombeck by .. pril 9. P1.bSOVER SUl-·FLitS The Temple Youth Group is again selling Passover Food Supi lies to earn money for National Leadership Training . Please return the order blanks sent you with your choice of food right away. =..:...:..::.___:::£...._ _ CO_,N,_D_O_L..,.,E--N...,.CE=---------,Our condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of: LEO FRINDL!iENDi:::R who passed away March 3, and was the father of Sara Stern . 0 ROSE FISHER who passed away March 8 , and who was the sister of Anna Hiller . i i.NN!l EISM:i.N who passed away March 29 in Chjca and was the .grandmother of Mrs ~ Morton Kantor. MI.RY v;N DUREN who passed away april 1 in Holland and was ·the mother of Mel vin Van Duren . May their memory be for a blessing • .=.::...:...::.--==-=----------------Those Yahrzeits which fall on a week day may be observed on Saobath Eve or morning . Please call the Rabbi , if you have any questions . TEMJ:'LE YOUTH GROUP CONCL._VETTE Friday, ,.pril 27th to Sunday, ii.pril 29th with Grand Rapids , Milwaukee and Benton Harbor Youth Groups , here in Muskegon ~U CON C'R.TULHTIONS to Ed Krause on winning Toastmasters 1 Speech Contest . Present office hours are 9:15 to 2:45 , continuous, on Mondays through Thursdays at Temple . �'l' E M F L E F :. M I L Y I y:,HRZEIT DORA SILVERM!.N , mother of Sol SilM..RY V..NDERLEEST, mother of Mrs . verman , :.pril 22 I . Ashendorf, ;,pril 1 . _YETTA 0-REENB!,UM, mother of Mrs . BEATRICE D1,NTO, mother of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg , Nisan 20 , J\pril 24 Jake :.shE- ndorf, :.dar 28 , b.pril 3 _M;iNDEL CL.~YM.-.N, father of Mrs . BERNJ.JID Hii.SS, fathe r of Mrs . Harold Morris Kantor , Nisan , 22 , April 26 Kline and Blanche Hass , 1,pril 6 1.1 MILLER , husband of Mrs . L.nn MORRIS K•.NTOR, husband of Mrs . Miller , iipril 28 Frances Kantor, father of Dr . PAUL WIENER, husband of Mrs . Thelma Morton Kan tor , I~pril 6 _ Wiener , 1,pril 2 9. LOUIS CHEVLIN, father of Jack 1.NNIVERS;.RIES Chevlin and Ellis Chevlin, Mr . and Mrs . Jack Chevlin , Lpril 2 Nisan 4 - Lpril 8 Mr . & Mrs . R. Rosenberg , April 13 MOLLY SOLOMON, mother of Mrs . Mr . & Mrs .... J . Kelly Kaufman , April 14 Meyer Jacobs, Nisan 5 - April 9 Mr . & Mrs • . Herman Grossman , April 27 ESTHLR GUDELSKY, wife of David Gudelsky , mother of Ileane, sisREFU.AH SHEUYMAN ter of Nate Broutman and Mrs . Paul Wiener, April 10 . Our prayers and sincere best SARA NEUMER , mother of Ted Neumer , wishes for a full recovery to : April 12 Dr . Irving Singer BESSIE Hl.SS, mother of Mrs . Harold who is at Osteopathic Hospital , Kline , Blanche Hass , sister of Dr . Ralph i,ugust Louis Aron , J,pril 13 Mr . Louis Darmstadter Hl,ROLD ROSEN , husband of Mrs . who are at Hackley Hospital , Marcia Rosen , father of Douglas Mr . Jares Metz Rosen, April 14 who is at Mercy Hospital , HENRY SIMKIN, father of Mrs . Stanand to Mr. Eli Smith , Mr . Justin ley Kapl an, Nisan 10 , :lpril 14 Gudelsky and Dr . Sol Cohan , who Rl.CHEL KRU} SKY, mother of Mrs . were hos pi tali zed last month . Mr. Harry Berman, ;,pril 16 Justin Gudelsky is recuperating JOSLJI WIENER, husband of Mrs . at home . Pauline Wiener, father of Joel Best wishes to those who are or Wiener , Nisan 12 , 11.pril 16 have been confined to home or ill MOSES PITKCWSKY, father of Mrs . at home for an extended period of .. Morris Teles, Nisan 12, . April 16 time this last month or through LOUillS LEVIN , father of Jess Levin , the winter : 1.pril 17 Mrs . Sigmund Cahn , Mr . ~hilip STEPHli.NIE GROSSM,.N , daughter of Granik, Mrs . Louis Grossman , Mr . Mr . & Mrs . Herman Grossman, Michael Halkin , Mrs . Harold Page, l.pril 18 Mr . Sam Price and Mrs . Harold MJJC STR.h.SCHITZ , father of Mrs . Max Rosen . Ross , l,pril 19 TR~NK YOU from Mr . Michael Halkin MORRIS BER.Hi.N, father of Mrs . Fred for the kind remembrances of Stein, Nisan 15, April 19 friends while he was hospitalized . I �C. l ._ ~ .._ ~~• ; At SISTERHOOD HELP t HELPl HELP l MICHIG:.N ~bER..'.TION OF . TEMFLE Have YOU _done YOUR good deed? SISTERHOODS' I,NNU:J. , The Temple ' s. hardworking Treasurer CONVENTION ls flat on his back in the hospital Anyone wishing to attend any worrying apout how Temple obligasessions, luncheons or banquets at tions are going to be paid when he the State Sisterhood Convention in is unable to get around and coax Grand Rapids l,pril 10 and 12 should Congregants to send in their checks . notify Mrs . E. Friend at once , Statenents: were sent out a little phone PL5-1312 . . early in ho~e that you all would Mb.Gi.ZINES SUBSCRIPTIONS & RENEWI.I.S open your hearts and pocketbooks Sisterhood proudly offers this c3!1d get your payments in, as the · new service . Let us order or re.'Temple finances are in their annual your magazine subscriptions for you . spring slump - or to put it another We would appreciate your patronage way - we are flat broke . How about of our fund-raising program . Call cheering up Dr . Singer with a card Doris Stromberg, Sd 8-2653 for insaying - - "Dear Irv: We have just · formation and orders . paid up our Temple dues in full. •• 11 INVITJ..IION Mr. and Mrs . Louis Grossman announce the B.1 .R MITZViJ! ·· ~. of their sort Jeff on Saturday, 1;.pril 21 at 11: JO .·.M and most cordially invite you for a buffet luncheon following the services . We would be happy to have children nine years old ·and over . CONGREGJ.TION B 1N~'. I ISRi,EL Fourth and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone : Pi.2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 Form 3547 Requested ' M!.Y WE J,.SK A FAVOR? h new community list is being prepared this week . If you have or are· soon to have a change in address or hone or buSiness phone numbers , will you drop a postal card to th€ Temple Office .giving this infornation so that the new lists may be up- to-date? Thanks~ Please keep us advised of all future changes. · · NON- PROFIT oro;,.Nrz:.TION TIME - V1.L UE M:. IL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/89a8fc44df4f64b65b5663f4744f9b45.pdf 3faa9dc700ac269b9eff505ee7a296fa PDF Text Text E/\APLE ALK • U'5'KE60N, MIC~ ·- • 1v'f · ·· - ·- - -•·--40.@II --T!MPI.£ JS•NAI lSRA!L Vol. VIII No. 27 .. Nisan-Iyar 5726 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES Friday Evening April 1 SISTiRHOOD SERVICE April, 1966 8:00 PM · Oneg Shabbat April 4 April 5 5:30 PM Monday Evening EVE OF PASSOVER SERVICE 8:30 AM Tuesday Morning TRADITIONAL PASSOVER SA!VICE April 8 Friday Evening urm; Sermon: ----- NZANillG OF }fATURITYu Kiddush Monday Morning A:,ril 11 8:00 PM 8:30 AM YISKOR SERVICE April 15 Friday Evening Sermon: Kiddush Friday Evening April 22 8:00 PM "THE Mii;ASURE OF FAITHf' 7:30 PM FAMU.Y WO~SHIF SERVICE Birthday Blessing ~eremony Participants: Temple Youth Group Oneg Shabbat Friday .i:.vening April 29 Sermon: 8;00 PM "OVERCOMING OUR I- REJUDIC&s" Kiddush TRADITIONAL SERVICES April 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Sabbath Mornings 8:30 AM �CALENDAR, A:t-HIL 1966 SIS'£ERHOOD REC.,U.,S'l'S H~LP APRIL 20 Sun 3 Youth Dialogue 7 : 00 PM Mrs. 1'1aurice Stromberg, PresiNcGraf't Park Building ent of Sisterhood, requests that (See article page 4) ny and all who can assist with Sat 9 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 PM the nTaste arid Treat Bazaar 11 on Home : Nrs . C. Rubinsky dednesday, April 20 from 1:00 to Hamilton Apartments t:30 at the Temple please contact Sun 10 TYG Elections-Temple 11:0CJ.M er. Help is urgently needed . Tues 12 Board of Education 7t30 PM This will be a preview of the Tues 12 Sisterhood Meeting 8:30 PM isterhood Cook Book 111 N EV2RYTHING Sat 16 UJC Victory Dinner 6;30 PM ICE . 11 Don't miss it . Occidental Hotel Tms 1~ Hada.ssah t1ee.ting .. 8:00 PM SISTJ:RHOOD ANNOUNCES Al-'RIL LINKS Book Review "The Source 11 Mrs . Sam Shumacher will serve We ds 20 "Taste & Treat Ba zaar as chairman of the April Sister(See article) 1 : 00-4:30 PM hood Links . Her committee will Thurs 21 BOARD 01<' TRUS T.:ES 7 :45 PM consist of: Mrs . Robert 1-'rice , :Mon-Wed_ llADASSAH CONVENTION Mrs. Sam I- rice, Mrs . Herb Steinman, 25 - 2T Kello gg Center, Battle Creek :r- ·;rs . Sam Silverman, Mrs . Harrison Tues-Thurs Sisterhood Convention Friend, Mrs . Harry Fisher and Mrs . Detroit Jess Levin . 26 - 28: \veds 27 B'nai Brith Me eting 8:00 PM Thanks are extended to last months' chairman and committee, &.LIGICUS .SC.d OOL .:>ZSSIONS .. . rirs. Albert 1-'arker, Mrs . Howard April 3, 17, & 24 Bruelbeck, Mrs . Martin Schankler, SfRING VACA TION Al-RIL 10 Mrs . Goldie Smith, Mrs . Sam Singer, All Hebrew Classes - 9:00 - 10:00 /Nrs . Douglas Rosen and Hrs. Berrteligious School Cla sses-10:00-12:00 1nard btern . I I SCHOOL AlJWOUNCES APRIL 3 SCHEDULE FIFTH GRADE EDITS NE'viSl- Ai-Eh Pupils of the Religious School I The fifth grade, unde1 the will convene at 10:00 AM on Sunday, !instruction of Miss Lorraine April 3, in the large chapel for a Friend , have become very dble reJunior United Jewish Appeal Assembly ; porters as evidenced by t heir which is being conducted by ~.ir . · Sam !edition of the 1-'urim Press disS.humacl1er'-s Seven_th Grade . r osters tributed at the Carnival. The will be shown made by all the clas ses current edition of their paper and monies _will be collec¼d and an will be coming out this Suncl.:iy award will be handed out to the class at Religious School. which brings in the largest percenIf any membe rs of 'fom1-,le ta Re . Dr . Arthur Greenberg, 1966 families are in the armed Unite~ Jewish Appeal Chairman, will se rvices, pleas::i advise Temple be there to receive presentation of office of their mailing address , the money . At 10 : 45, pupils will all go down stairs for a model Seder . �PA SSOVER MESSAGE THIS IS 'IHi.£ i'.!A TZOH OF O} f--RE SSION I t i s only a i'ew days be fore Pa ssover, and it might be well to spend a few brief moments reflecting on its si gnificance. To Judaism and the • civilized world, it is a manifestation of the liberation of a people, the culmination of a promise from God to man, but above all it typifies the faith of our heroic forefa thers who waited until past mignight for their deliverance . We modern descendants of such heroic forefathers show no such faith, we cringe at our responsibilities and take refuge in the crags and crevices of our modern world. We look upon the synagogue as a nece ssity, yet fail to support it both f inancially or by our parti cipa tion . We look upon those that are given the r e sponsibility to see t hat the Temple remains financially sound as the bringers of bad tid~ngs and heap upon them abuse . Many among .us enjoy the privile ge s of the Temple for less than their daily expenditure for cigarettes or the morning paper. When we gather around the Seder table, let us reflect not only upon the part our forefathers have played but also pledge ourselves to be worthy of their deliverance and show . this by our deeds . May you and yours .find renewed strength and length of days in the recounting of the story of our people . Most cordially, Max Rothschild_ ~ he leade r of the se rvice adds the followin g comments when distributing the matzoh after the blessing over the matzoh. He lifts a matzoh, sets it aside and Page J says2 "We ·set aside this 'lechem oni' this ma tzoh of oppression - to remember the 3, J 00,000 Jews of the Soviet Union. Most of them cannot have matzoh on their ueder tables tonight . Conooi ve of Passover without matzoh - without that visible reminder of our flight from slavery. Think of Soviet Jewst They cannot learn of their Jewish past and hand it down to their children. They cannot learn the languages of their fathers and hand them down to their children. T'.ney cannot teach their children to be their teachers and their rabbis. They can only sit in silence and become invisible . We shall be their voice, and our voices shall be joined by thousands of men of conscience aroused by the injustice imposed on Soviet Jews . Then shall they lmow that they have not been forgotten, and they that sit :in darkness shall yet see a great light . 11 ~ LONDON CONF..LRENCE HELD I N JULY The World Union for Progressive Judaism will hold its International Conference in London~ July 5 - 10 . Rabbi Dr. Jacob Shankman, freaident, announced that hundreds of delegates from 25 affiliated nations will attend to hear distinguished speakers. Round trip fli ghts from New York plus Conference registration fee is .i'325.Further information may be ob.&.. - ~ - - _., "' ,.. - - • �l ! MEMORIAL FlJ"NDS FUiw.HSH BOOKS I TEEFLE YOUTH GROUf' i~0/JS The Te mple Youth Group wishes to 1 Thanks are extended to Mrs . thank the Congre _cation for its whole- ! Ralph August, who handles the he arte d support of the Purim Carniva1 . j Sadie Grossman Fund, for ma ldng At the Youth Dialogue Heeting on i it p ossible for the Religious April J a t 7:00 PM at the McGraft : School to purchase fifty songPark Community Cente r at 7 : 00 PM, I sters, which will a lso be used Miss Lor raine Frie nd and Miss Carla by the Temple at large . Rapoport will be be members of the Appreciation is also expanel whic h will discuss 11 Inter-Fai th pressed for the gift of sixty Datinr and i'' iarria ge 11 • Baha'i World Passover Hagr-adahs from the Ida Faith young ~eople will be hots . Ashendorf Book Fund, administered The Te mple Youth Group will elect : by Isadore Ashendorf . ! ne1·1 office rs on April 10 and will ATTZNTION hold ins t allati on sometime in May . CON GREGAN TS OF TEEPLE :U I NAI IS1.AEL At a me etinf of the Board of UJC ISSUES INVITu TION TO DilJNER Trustees of Congre gation B'nai You are cordially invite d to Israel, the following motion at tend the VIC TORY DINrER of the 1 ! was passed: United J ewish Charities on Saturday, I i "All Templ e dues are to be April 16, in the Occidental Hotel . paid in advance . If dues are in Cocktails will be served at 6 : JO PM arrears JO days, member will be and dinner at 7 : 30 PH . For t .h ose c cnsidered no t in p.- ood standing . who would prefer fish instead of I A membe r not in trnod standing meat - please conta ct PL5-2890 or ! forfeits the ri ghts and privi~15-293 5 . If y ou have not be e n conl le ge s of holding office in the tacted yet for a 1966 pledge please ; Te mple and Auxiliary groups, contact the above numbe rs . Th0re , te a ching p ositions, etc . , use of will be no solicitation at the banHebrew and Sunday School faciquet . vJe have an excellent speaker, lities and addi tion~l privile ges dinner music and fine cuisine . which the Board of 1 rustees may Ha ke t.i . is a must on April 16. vote to deny . Member may be reDr . Arthur Gr0enberg instated in good standing by payChairman UJC 1966 ment of past dues . The above penalties will not a , ply if memTEK1LC OFFICE HOURS ber can show extenuating circumMondays through Thursdays, stances . 9:15 - 1:15, or later by a,.;p ointment . I MPORTANT NOTICE - MZETING DATES The office will be closed April 5 THANK YOU NOTICES, AND OTHER INand April 11 because of Fassover FORHATIOF: FOR 'Elli }'.IAY BlJLW TIN Services . IS DUE TUiSDAY, Al-'RIL 26 IN l WRITING . PLEASE AND THANK YOU . l l. �I 'l'H.c: SBDER i joys and ot he r glories are moved to tho v3ry depths of the ir being Amon~ the ceremonials whi ch nu.rtu.re d the J ewish idealism of ganc ra- ! whe n by c~ance they hear a gain tions, a place of peculiar charm is ! the old Pa s sover melodies _once hold by the SZDER, celebrat8d on the ! so dear to thorn .ff Passove r ive and r e peate d on the I' . . -. followin g night by those who observe I Dfil.!.:CTIONS FCii. SETTING THE TABLE the se cond days of f e stival s . Lit- ; On the table , in front of the e rally, the name means THG Uill.1£R of Iperson who ·conducts the se rvice , the se rvice . The ritual ~rovide d i place for the se rvice is known a s the A large platte r containing HAGGADAH , that is, THE NAI,RATIVE of ! Seder ~ymbols : the f assover . The ceremony grows l a . 1hroo matzos e ach of which out of se ve ral injunc t ions iri the ( is cove.red s 8parato ly in tho folds re ntateuch f or the Israe lite ·to l of a nap kin or Sf eciai cove r . r e late to his child re n the story of ! Two of them rcpr.J sent t ho 11 Le hom the Exodus from .ii:gyp t, and t6 expl a in '. r'.iishre}1 - double portion 11 of tho to them the moaning of t he ri te s and sabbath and Holy Days, and the 1 symbols conne cted with the ce l ebra- · 1I third tho 11Lehe m 1 0ni - bre ad of tion of the Fa$sove r . Those are also ta ken 1affliction °. In the Seder a re b l ended , in : to r e!-'r ose nt t he three r e ligious happy combination, the i nfluence s \ divis ions of Israel: tho "Cohen " ' (prie st), llLe vi" (associate whic h have contribute d so much to'. prie st) and 11 Yisroel 11 (lay-Isward inspiring our pe opl e , t hough 1 scatte r ed throughout t ho world, with r ae litc) . b . Tho roasted shank-bono ( of a ge nuine feeling of kinshi p ... Ye ar i af ter ye ar, the 0 ede r has t hrille d ' a lamb) . them with a n ah)r ocia tion of tho c . A roasted Ofg . glorie s of the ir past, i mbu0d thorn • Also a pi e ce of horsoradish , 1 1a bit of harose s, and a spray of with an he roic powe r of endurance unde r the se ve r e st trials and p3 r!Farsloy . 1 socu tions, and quicke ned within Beside s th-1 se, t ho r e are place d them t he enthusiasm of high ide als lon the table for t he company : of fre edom . ; 1 . A plate ol bitter h? rbs It has helped to for ge "not (horseradish), cut into small e asily dissoluble links" be t Hee n ;p iece s . the individual and the J ewish ' 2. A dish of haroso s people . In his tribute to the p oetic ! J . ~arsley or watorcress beauty of the 0 eder, Heinrich Heine I 4. A dish of salt water e xpressed a sentiment, e vidently i 5~ A cup of wine :i..s placed · at foundod on his personal e xperience : jeac~ plate , and a large brimming 11 It thrills the heart as though one 1goblo t in the cente r of the table he art the lilt of some sweet !for tho prophet Elijah. · lullaby . Even those Jews who have I1 The meal sorvod during the falle n away from the faith of the ir Sedor follows tho form of a banfathe rs in the mad pursuit of other quet of oldon time s. Hence the (Contmued on Pago 7) l ! I �YAHRZZI T YA}Ir..ZEIT (Continued) MAY VAllJDEF/.Li.GST , mothGr of Hrs, SOLOMON Z.L'.,'LIIWtilTCH, father of Isadore Ashendorf, April 1 Mrs. Howard Bruelbe ck, April 29 JULIA ST,l;INDL,.::R, a unt of Hr. Nilton FREDA Zi:LIKOv~ ITCH, mothci r of Nrs. Steindler, April 1 . Howard Bruelbeck, April 29 YETTA GM:&IBAUM, mother of .l'.ftrs. /PAUL WI ENER , husband of Mrs . Robert Rosonberg, April 1, Nisan 11 Thelma Wiener, April 29 JOSIAB 1ei L:::N.6R, husband of Mrs. Paul- jROSE KCHN, mother of Mrs . Jack ine Wiener, father of Mr. Joel • Lipman, April Z5, Iyar 5 vViener, April 2, Nisan 12 JOSEPH BLUMB.GRG, father of Mrs. MOSES r ITKo;;;sKY, father of Mrs. Samuel Lawson, April 28, Iyar 8 Morris Teles, April 2, Nisan 12 MORRIS KANTOR, husband of Mrs. ANNIVERSARIES Frances Kantor, father of Dr. Mr. & Hrs. Jack Chevlin, April 2 Morton Kantor, April 6 ZV.1.r. & Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, BERNARD HASS , father of Mrs. Harold April 13 ICline, April 6 Mr. & Hrs. J. Kelly Kaufman, ESTI-IZR GUDELSKY, wife of Mr. David Ap ril 14 GudelskiJ, father of Ilene Gudelsky,;Nr. & Mrs. Eugene F11mpian, April 19 1 sister of Nrs. Paul Wiener, Mr . & Mrs. Herman Grossman, April 10 April 27 SARA NElJ11ER, mother of 11..r. Ted Ne umer, April 12 CONTRIBUTIONS Vl.11.NDEL CLAYMAN, father of Mrs. General Fund - From Mr . & n rs. Morris l(an tor, April 12, Ni sah 22 Samuel Lipman in honor of the B.i!:SSI2 P-Jl..:3S , mother of Nrs. Harold birthday of Samuel Klayf Kline, sister of Louis Aron, : Golden Book - From Nr. & 1•1rs. April 13 Ho uben Levy in memory of Mrs. HAROLD ROS.2.'N , husband of Mrs-. Marcia Hilda Ste indler Rosen, father of Domlas Rosen, April 14 : ~FUAH SHAYL.aMAH RACHi!'.'1 L,2:AH KRUPSKY, mother of Y1r s. Our prayers and sincere best Harry Be rman, April 16 wishes for a full recovery to ESTHER RCSJ , sister of Mrs. Leo 1"lR . lfaRRY FISI-ER I Rose, ~.irs. Andrew Epstein, ;who is still a patient at Hackley April 17 i and to LOUIS LEVIN, father of Mr. Jess NR. & MRS . LOUIS ARON Le vin, April 17 who were involved in an autom~bile STJHill.NTu \rJENDY GROSSMAN , daughter accident recently of Mr. and Iv~rs. Herman Grossman, April 18 WELCOMZ TO RAC.i-mEL STROMBLRG, mother of Dr . Mr. & 1v1rs. Samuel vJolosin, who Maurice Stromberg, April 19 are livi!1g at 246.5 vJ_e stwood Drive DO.RA Sil,VERNAN, moth8r of Mr. Sol Nr. & l•1rs . 1' rank 1'1e rce r, who Silverman, April 22 ! are living at lL22 New Street REUBJN BERMJUl, father of Louis and Harry Berm~n, April 23 Page 6 ' ! 1 �CONDOLENCE To the family of • DirtECTIONS .t<'Olt SETTrnG TI! , TABLE Continued from }age 5 iV iJ-l. X i~UB.t!.:I., ~rothe r-in-law of Mr . Louis Aron , · ho passed away in Cincinnati on larch 25. May his memory be for a blessing . reference, in the Hebrew texts of the Four Questions, to the custom of reclinin8 on the left side - a position assumed by fre e men . ~reserving this custom , many households still provide a IN Ah RECIATION Nrs . Selma Cahn thanks he r many large cushioned armchair for the friends for their many cards and person conducting the ~eder . kindnesses during her illne ss . The table is usually spread Iir . and drs . Bernard Stern and with the best of the family's Paul thank the members of the Conchina and silverware, and adorned gre gation who baked and othe rwise i with flowers, in ke:3}?ing with the assisted with Paul's Bar Mitzvah . i festive spirit . B.d:ST \H.SHES TO Mr . and Hrs . Ian lfort Rosen, whose marriage took place February 3o in Chicago. Mrs . Rosen is th3 former Carol Ann Bomash, and r-ir . Rosen is the son of Mr. and Mrs . =--~--___;_ Leo Ros,m ._____________ .• ENG1-1.G2I·1EN T ANNOUNCED Hr . and Nrs . Le ib Vhcrnik of Uhicago announce the enga gement of thoir daughter Helen to Gerry Singer, son of j',1r . and Mrs . Samue l Sincer . The wedding will take place on October 9 in Chicago. Pa ge 7 �• i CONGREGATION B1 NAI ISRAEL FOURTH & ,.EBSTER STREETS MUSKEGON, MIGHIGAN 49441 Office ~hone : PA2-27O2 Rabbinage: f LS-5318 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19660401 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1966-04-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1, 1966. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a850fab5cb020d1e9077581025a0eacb.pdf 348c4cfb5bb7c0fffa5ae2a01b900d18 PDF Text Text BNAI ISRAEL BULLETIN 1.USKEG0N, MICHIG.ti U tanley Kaplan, Rabbi ........ .. ........... o . . . . . . . . . . . . Herman Grossman:> President .. pril 14, 1958 ................. Af'fil:i.ated with the., ... " ••• ,..... o.oQ•••coflisrin 211-.· ........ ., •••••••• UNION Olt' .\i-fr;HIGAN HERR!;' - COiJGRi;G/1 TIO NS •• .," ... ., ................ o. 1 emple Phone 22-702 ......... .. o . . . . . . . . . . . "•••••••••••ooTemple Pay Phone 29-147 .. SABBATH nm~;HIP TRADITIONAL SERVICI<.; Sabbath Eve., April 18 o• ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••7:3O P .. M.. Sabbath Morn, April 19 a• •••••• .. ••• .. •••• .. ~s••••••••••••••••••8:JO A.M. COM.t1UIHTY SERVICES Sabbath Eve., April 18.a•••••••••6•oaoo•o•••"••o•••eoooooo•o8:JO ''.M. 71 A \-.',' R[1\~•' COfJCirnTO" In Re:·1eI:'lbrance of' the 15th,. Anni v .:;rsary of the 1-Jarsaw Gh rt.-t o U;1rising Topic; ONBG s~rn.:BBt, T DISCUSSIOU . "Dual Education Probler:-1: "School :,-tnrI Home" by Adln i E. Stevenson (N.Y. T:.r:ies Magazine - flpril 6th) . Please read the enclosed excerpt or read the essay in ful ·_ in the N. Y. 'rimes G **~******~************************* RABBI'S SPIRlTORI~L In his essay artic le naned nbove, Adlai Stevenson again has clearly and forcefully exp:,·•essed what must be expressed at this time of our awakening an<l of our loss of faith in ourselves and our abilities as a nation. Our Oqee Shabbat Discussion will not be the first Sabbath Eve forum on vital issues, religious and general. But it will be our first one to discuss a published essay which can be read and studied beforehahd by those \'lho see the need to gain an understanding of such issues by means of n public forum discussiono Indifference to or taking the "easy \'Jay out" from the responsibility to confront the present crisis and challenge, are triemselves symptons ?f the essent.ial oroblem.. . \·:e cannot shun our r)art in this task.. The alternative, or remaining away nnd aloof; is far worse.. ~ r, I} (R; *=<•~-:<o:,,:~,:c,:<~;,:r,o',(*****>!'**:,',c****:>!'*** -r;.J"~ J \ ~~ SOME DEFINITIOilS ':.'ISDOH •• o'Wisdom denotes the pursuine of the best enss by the best nenns. by Francis Hutcheson GOO0NESSoo•Goodness is eas te r to recognize than to define~ by tv. H. Auden PREJUDICE o • ..,f'rejudice is weighing the facts with your thur1b on the scRle. by Alex Dreier ************************************* �-·:;;, 1,·o ( ( April ( (April ( _ (lpril ( ( April ( {A9ril I.NT o·,7;;~ wl-1-!- TTi:UTIOU 0IJ'T H!f,S !.CE THC U~ TIOH on Sund.qy, "1-'~ - r;. Ay,,rr-:t-,A-f'!-.n • Nr. ilen-Gurion will be 16 •• Cnrd · efi t or ~~ · nterviewed by r:ioderator Stuart Novino Sisterhood at Ter.ip in n. unrehearHed ne\:s-panel interview 17 • .Bnai Brith Meeting at the Hroy.,rAtt. It \;ill be heard on the CBS Ter.iple 8:30 P.n. television chnin from 4:30 to 5:00 P .. M. 21, 22 & 23 Sisterhood Conven} f;ST., and rebre>adc~st on tl1e ens radio. tion at Detroit ) network · f rom 9 : 30 to 10 : 00 P •: : • 1::{";..ST • 2 J •• Ad u1 t Education Group at the ) HC11WfDER this is a must. , r.·:CA 8:15 P.M. ) 230.Hadassnh Bonrd Meeting ) I ( 8:15 P.M. ) (Ap~il 24 •• Tem,le Board ~leeting at the ) ( Temple 8:30 PlM• (April 28 •• H::J.dassah Meeting-Elections( at the Temple 8:30 P.~• . (April 29 •• Sisterhood Board Meeting at) ( tpe 'femple g: JO P .M. ) (April JO~aA?,ult EducRtion Gro~p at ~he) ( I YtC.f\ 8.15 P.l-1. ) (~nril 270.Bnai Brith Initiation-Gr. ( Rapids Drill Team guests ( o:JO P.M. ) (May ( {May ( ) ) l ••• Bnai Drith Meeting at the . ) Temple $:JO P .. M. ) 4, • .,.Sisterhood Mother and Daugh-) ter Tea at Temple-2:00 P.M. ) (_ _ _ _ _ ___,...~~~~.-.--4 - --) YAHRiIUTS Louis Levin, Father of ass Le n Apri 17th. Stephanie Vtendy, Dnu,:,;hter of Mr .. &. MrD. Herman Grossman Anril 18th. Max Strnschitz, Father of .Mrs. Maxwell Ross April 19th. Dora Silverman, r-Ic>ther of Sol Silverman Anril 22nd. Settchen· Loeb, Mother of Hrs. Louis Darrastadter Iyar 2 *********::'**** GIFT SHOP Remember Confirr.1.1.tion time is soon with us. There are many beautiful gifts to select for that. boy or girl being con!irmed i1; the near future. For further information call; Mrs. Lillian Pa&e Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck 561-246 31-411 *>:C>;<>:~>',o'r>:<*::,*t.'*** A T~lliUDIC SCHOLAR SAID One should always teach his disciples in a brief nnd concise way. One should never reprove his child in the nresence of other children. One whould engQge in Torah even out of impure motives; for fror:1 this he will come around to study and observe for C!\RD Pi\RTY This is the last of a series or card parties for the benefit of Sisterhood. \fe have a beautiful array of door ·JG table prizes. Also a delightful.nesert is being served so please come out for ·a very enjoyable evening. · The p~oceeds are used for the benifit of the ' Religious School. Tickets will be available at; the door. Please bring your own cards. REM8fIBF.Rr Anril 16th. Uedneaday.night at g:oo P.M. **********~***** D'iP\I DRITH I!JITIAIION On A:)ril 27th .. at 6:JO P.M. at the 'cr.1ple, the Orand Rnpirls _B'nni Bri. th rill Team will be the guests of our local B'nni Brith cha?ter ~t the initiation of our 'new members. ~This will be followed by dinner and :? social. 1 ~- :-ttch for further detnils in th(! Bulliten. · OUR Tl:r'iPLE J.1,''.HILY Mr. Issadore Rubinsky was t~ken back to the hospit:il last week, but we are hnppy to report thn.t his cindition is improving <laily. Keep un the good work Uncle Izzie we are all thinking of youo I pure notives (for their own sake). The rich will lose their wealth if they ;1ractise four things: hold back the wages of emnloyees exploit their employees, remove th~ · yoke from their own necks and impose it upon the necks of other men, and con<iuct themselves haushtily. Anyone who hns the opportunity to pray for another anrl declines it is~ sinnero A sigh breaks half a cnn's bo<ly. If all the seas were ink, and nll the reeds were nens, and all the heavees were parchment, nnd nll oen were writers thene would not be· ·adeouate for reco-rding the co~plexmtieo of governncnto �E~HPT':.; !i'IWI-1 ,,,,,r· J..;Llt 1'IIlf,C by C'Tl..'\f'::'I V .. , U• ' ' (J· !! ~, , I,,.,} /\r>ril 6, 195g We had been . . . 1 vinb in whnt has been c:1lled the "illusion of .~moric:in or.mipotence'! ..... There has been a sudden decision tJ:at our r.1issile developr.1ent is in:"ldenunte .. '£here h,'lS been a sudden decision that our educational systen is inaoenu.!lte ....... It is obvi0trn, and not very ~~ratifying, that these decision~ result not from self-examim1tion ann self-criticism but fro1.1 what has harypened in Russia ... • 1'ee~ing up with the Russians woulrl be for us the worst fom of defeatisr.i, of false emohnsis, of idolatrous worship of irrelevant stnndardsoo•o It would not give us either t}1e sustained popular pressure we need to secure educational nrogress or the bnsis for the judgnents \·:e r,mst nnke about the miality of our teaching •••• 'l'here is a r1uch more searching set of (!Uestions we must ask ourselves a o o oWhy is it that \Je :mly became fully aware of our schools shhortcomings when \tJe were cor.1pelled to coLlpare thet1 with the educational system of a totli t;irian dictntorship? ....... '\','hnt be crime of our O\m stnnd:irds? ..... ~:That st:ind'.lrds hafe led us to put the glossy frills a11d extras of our abundant way of life ahead of our children's education? •••• And why have we put the no-shift automobile ahead of abolishing the two-shift school? •••• 1·!hy is it that to~ay, with more thc1n 5,000,000 nen and \•;or-ieu unemployed, with slack resources in steel and with a crying need for ten's of thousands of new schoolrooms, we aren't moving immediately to use these resources to fill these needs? •• ,.oThere have been, I think, t\'JO difficulties ..... o .one- is that there has been no ~obilizntion, no resoutj.ding, irresistible affirmation of our heartfelt desire for a bettered~ ucat.ion for O1~r children.•. . . . . . . And the impact of the Soviet challenge r1ay wear off, I fearo •• oWithout profound change in rw.tional attitude schools and their needs will slide away again, down o_ur nationnl scale of priorities ...... ., But the second difficulty in in a sense nore basic, and one we must charge square ly to' ourselves ••• o The softness whici~ h.1.s crent into our educational svstem is a reflection of somethine much broader, ~fa national complacency if you will 9 of a confusion of the priorities of t:1e body, the mind an0 the soirit,.oeoThe imperative today, in my judgri1ent, is that, we reas::;erto•~ .. Our conviction that children's needs have first priority over all other civilian wants o • • o V:e have lacked, I fear, the deeu inner . conviction that education in its broadest sen$e unlocks the door of our future, and that it gives us the tools without which the pursuit of happiness" becomes a sensation -without comnitment" oe. oin fact, I doubt whether we shall ever lick the physical problems of educAtion until we have, as a nati.o n, recovered our sense of what the educf.ltional process has to be 11 and our respect for the disciplines and ardors which it entailso ,·:e need tpore than sputniks without and recessions within to provide a5stendy, lightened presure for better education. \\'hat nre the eler:1e·nts of the clerJicnted purpose :1ncl the• wise arid seRrching faith which are essential to restore the true r.1eaning of education in Ar1erica '? •• o .I believe in the first place, that we must rec<:>Ver the ele.r.ient of nuality in our traditional pursuit of equality., .... To respect, to relish what is in fact the rarest of all our national resources--rnental capacity nnd intellectual grnspeeoo And pray let there be no more derision of the nonconforr.ueets; rather let them be encour:-tged to speak their minds, to criticize and <:uestiono o • • The next confusion I would point to is the confusion of "the fre~" with "the free and erisy"o•o•It is dangerously easy ·t;o move imperceptibly from the ideal of free choice to the tyranny of the easy way out .. "Let the chile set his own pacen has a delusively democratic swing to it •••• And to often, I think, the e __ective system permits tr.e student to evade the subjects which \'Jill tax his powers ••• ·o There can be no real happiness without full comr:iitr.ient ..... it is effort, responsibility, the commit:11ent of mind and energy that bring \'Jith them comparable achievement and satisfactions ... a .. If once more we could reDtore the link in our children's minds �... . --2--between the harpiness that is their birthright nnd t~ 1 e nrrlor, diocinline and res ;)onsibility thnt must lie in it~ rmrsuit, I feel 1/ie nhoulrl have :ren:1de the foundations unon which all true educ~tion rests ••• e We hear nbout "adjw,tini:~ to lifen ••• But ,;h11t i8 "life'' today? o • • • "life" is never again going t :, he a local. island for ~tny r:1,1.n or womr1:1 in tf•e worlrl •••• the American ·)robler1 in education is to prepare citzens not r1erely to live in /L~eric:in society, but to live in nn .\•;erica c:-iught up inextricnhly in nn evolving world cor:ir:nmi ty. This means new dame .1sions for oducnt::..on. It means the trnining or innovntors, not orgnnim.1tion men, in both science n.nd huunnities. It mer1ns the understanding of other s,c _i_eties.oooof Ar:1ericc1n history ancl Sl>C-tety ns nnrt of universal exuerience .... 'l'he schools can't teHch children all there is to know, but the schools can don very great denl to tench children that their own irlens :1re good and worth having and expressing, even in the face of dis::1greenent ••• • rt society whose survival de11enrls ,-m ini1ov:1tion cannot rely on interdepartmental committees and consensus. It mast train men and wo1.1e. 1 to be :tb}e to formulate orivately -:1nd painfully, ne\..; 1.-; ays of looking at thinr,s, who !-lre Rlso can::tble of standing by their insights, if necessary, n.gninst the current consensuso••o 0 If our educational purposes are unclear, if the curriculum is ch:i.otic ;:i.nd cluttered with distractions, if the te~chin~ staffs nre overburdened with indiscriminate res·•)Onsibilities vJell beyond thetr reasonable cnpacity to c;:i.rry 9 we must ex-pect that our children will be educated for qiediocrity instead or for something bettero I <io not regnrd the task ahe:-i.<l of us as one confined to learl.ers and educators, to influential men und wcw1en or those in the public eye. It is in the home thR.t children first learn what to want nn<l respect, what is imr,ortnnt, wh.qt trivial, what worthy to be iP1itated nnd loved and aor1ired. In the homes or all of us, then, let the recovery begin-in siqiple respect for wor1~ nnrl effort, in delight in all r1a.nner of excellence, in trust nnd love or truth. These are the roots of educntion. They cnn grow in every hone. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19580414 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-04-14 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 14, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 14, 1958. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/8ebfd10f66bd90358f668b2b1b489905.pdf c11f4560a4d3162e2caf0ca39b838c77 PDF Text Text . ' BNA SRAEL 3ULLE-I ~ . Muskegon 9 Michigan o Abraham Ruderman~ Ral;>bi . .. •-=---_,,,_._~...~~.Lub.er: 9 P.:c.asident,, April 15n l95J,.,_'.'.".f\•.({.i,.!.\.~¼1.1:!s!.Ji~x4.J!!l~~~ Of' .. Amero ll§b-4-..C.smgi".,. _ Nisan 3Q 3 .52.1.l,,____ SABBATH E\t.E SERVICES Friday 9 April 17v 8:36 P. MQ Beginning this Friday even1ng 0 a series of four lectures will be given on alternate weeks on four or the great but little understood books or the Bibleo The schedule or lectures is as follows: April l7oooooooooooSONG OF SONGSo May lGoooooroooooooPROVERBS May 15oooooono~ooo...RUTH May 2200000000000-0.<>ECCLESIASTES Following the services an Oneg Shabbat will be held in the vestryo The follow= hostesses will serve: Mrso Ma~k Bess, Mno Ida Ashendorf~ Mrso Chas Smith 0 f#rso Sibmund Cahn~ and Mro Harry Fieldso ********* **** *** ********* Your children have been attending ReA NOTE TO PARENTS ligious School on Sunday morning most f t?.i thfully o We strive to give them an appreciation or their Judaism and a religious faith which will give them a sense or inner securityo To help achieve this goal we have instituted a bi-weekly Sabbath family servi~eo To be affective~ attendance must be regularo The next service will be held on Saturday" April 250 Join your child ren in praying together, IMPORTANT DATES (April---r~o::-=~ ointerf'aith Jileetingll St ,. f (Jean's Churche0S:OO PoM~ ) (April 2200o~Hadassah Meeting~o8:l5 P.Mol (April 25oo ooParent-Children Service ( 11:00A.Mo (April 27ooooB'nai Brith Meeting .og:15PM l (April 29000,:,.Adult Study o.~e>e :)O P.Mo) (H,ay 6o 99 ao~~Sister~g~~ fill..~~r_11~00 A~M0 YAHRZEITS --"""~ ot Louis Chevlinl) father Jae~< and Ellis Chevlinooo ~April l)o Bessie Aron Hass!) mother of Mrso Harold Klin~oo •April l)o The next regul ar meeting of the B'nai Br th will be held on Monday evening 0 April 27t~., After the business on the agenda~ a social hour will followo Mro & Mrs., Robert Rosenberg o "April 13,> INTERFAITH_,,, !QJS FO_R,.~RAE~ __ On Monday evening~ April 20th~ the Ca~holic Women of Muskegon are sponsor= ing an Interfa th Meeting at St~ Jeanas Church £or all the church women or Musk egon The women of B'nai Israel are asked to lend their support to this wonderf'Ul undertaking and return the visit the Catholic woman paid us at our Interfaith Meetingo Let 9 s have a big turnout from B'nai Israel and show our co-operation and interesto Bonwt forget the date . . . ==April 20th 0 8:00 P,,M,, ?mllP.!NP . ~N.N~~J!.~A.RY This is the last reminder for your contribution or toys etc,., for Israel,:, If you have as yet not contributed-~ send them with your c~ildren on Sun ay morningo We are packing them up this coming week to send away,, Look aro 1nd and find something to delight a child 9 s heart in Israelo THANK YOU ' S an · ::::::eeeom==--===·;;-s;.....,.... To Dre Irving Sineer for his gift o books to the Temple Library and te eh= nical and scientific books for Israel �,. ✓ times as mp:ch (6 billion} is spent for horse-racing.,. Six times as much (80 8 "M'a::+k May ath on your calendar for the Symposium for Parents and 'l'each.,. . ers to be held in the Temple at g :00 P ,,JJI@ More about this la.taro Kindly sand in your F'1.>T~A& dues or give them to Mrs Maxwell R.oss The du.es are ;o cents .r or mother and fat.h~ ci :1 er for one yearo SISTERHOOD BAZAAR ~~.--i,s;ri.u:a=r..:,.~-=- Springtime is Bazaar~..time o The date i.s May 6thv · the time 11:00 .A .. Me- to mid- night so our husbands can. enjoy it tooo Bring your fami.ly and friends f'o:r. lunch If you have anything ·to dontribute t.o the white elephant booth for the Sisterhood Bazaar 0 kindly send them and dinnero Lunch served-=11::30 A,.M('> ·~o 2:00 P.M& 0 dinner served==5:30 P.. M. to 7: JO P .Mo Snacks S<~rved all day o Booths galore~ somethil'lg for everyoneo Free babysitting service~ Stop~ shopi with yow... children this Sunday morn,,.., ing f"or Mrso Fred Rodofi',; chairmal'lo eatll enjoy yourself"o HADASSAH fflla~ 8~15 P_ .. M.-~USit~ NESS !.\¥ETi~Gpms02;0u P 0 M~BQqttAM W'ED:NESDAY;_ _APRIL 222. Events of Jewish importance have been ljappenlng so tast lately that i ,t' s . hard to tmderstand all thei.r signlfi. cam~e O In Washington a new ac.1Jni.nist~"" tion 0 :i.t ' s policies st.ill Qbscu.x•e 9 n.as broken twenty years of continuityo billion) i -~ spent on alcoholic bever a ges Remember those interest:i.ng figures next time you are asked to increase your ,:-e = ., . lii;i.ou~ and charitable contributions ~ In Russia where Czarist, pogroms seemed t;o be returning v St.: 1lin suddenly died and a new dictator apparently follows new policies 0 What does all this mean to the Jews of Israel? Hadaasah will p.r,lsent a f'actual up to=da'te discuss= ion at its nel.'t meet:i.ng of: nwHA'l' IB THE POLITICAL & ECONOMIC STATUS OF ISRAEL ·roDAY?'1 l'> ARABS IN ISRAEL & ARAB REFUGEES~eo0Reva Levy; 2o UNITED STATES AID TO THE MIDDLE EASToaRosa~ lind Grossman; Jo PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST ooirene Stei.ndler; 4o E60NOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN ISRAELooDonna Robbins; 5 OFFICIAL AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD ISRAELcioHelen Roberts; 60 THE R.OLE OF AMERICAN DIPLO)~CY IN THE M.1DDIE EAST. 0 Ruth Krause; MODERA TOR-•,.,.Elissa Teles o '11his year's wil be gigger and better ,J Make a da:te with 7/0ur friends and spend the day at Temple -B'nai Israel--MAY 6TH. APPLICATION FOR POSITION OF .._ SECRE_I~-==- The Board of th~ Temple regrets to announce that its secretary 9 Mrso ,Sam Lawson:; has :requ.ested a leave of' ab- sence fo:r the coming tiseaJ. year ( July l, 1953 to July lstt> 1954)0 With the hope that Mrso Lawson will·return to her duties as soon as possible 9 thf? Board has grant ed this requesto The position of Secretary at the Temple is therefore open to ·those applicants who are inter,... estea 5.n part=time work as well as ·those interested in ser·ving the Temple o Those who wish to apply are asked to contac·t Lotds Grossman~ telephone-28231 or l,.J.406 f.or· an interv-lew,:, EDUCATION ~«aJJl:/t~-., It is not. the thi.ngs you don't know which get you into troubleo It is the things you know for sure that are not so, or the Jewish Commun= Learnp but learn from the learnedo ity are cordially invited to attend and participateo An obstinate man does not hold opinions~ the opinions hold him~ ~RE.§II,!Q....!LCitJl!E.§. 1'he dangers of education are not to be · Americans spend one and one=half bill= compared with the dangers of ignoranceo ion dollars a year for support or re- Man is more likely to miss his ~ay in ligious and social welfare orga.niza= darkness than in broad daylightry tiom3o That.$1, a lot 1) you aay? Maybe it is but just iock ,9 .t these figures It is the mind that makes t,he body rieh'.J' too: 1'wic:e as much C:L4 billion) goes for tobacco and cigarettes~ Four 0 • All men and women ************** � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19530415 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953-04-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 15, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 15, 1953. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/33f2812c7c9c0cffaccdd66cba3dfcc0.pdf fb6c993d782848683f3d05481a4ca3a4 PDF Text Text -1 TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON, t0lCHlyAN Rabbi Stanletj Kaplan ' Jack Lipman, President FRIDAY,APRIL 15-NISAN 18 . SA·BBATH S[f?V ICES ~ SERVICES LIBERAL COMMUNITY .T~I IS SA.BBATH Frida~, April 15th NO COMMUNITY * N~XTSA88ATH A * Friday, April 22nd BELAT~D SERM:>N: * *. SERVICE PASSOVER 8:30 P.M • . SERVICE "THE STATE OF DISUNION" )( If )( lCffl'Ht,iHHHHHH8Hl )( )( )( lh1 !f-)HHHHHh'HHh'HHHl-:Hh'HHH'nf- TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, April 15th and 22nd Saturday, April 16th and 23rd :P A S S OV E R 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. S E R V I C E S: Sunday, April 17th 6:00 P.M. · Monday, April 18th 8:30 A.M. and 6:·oo P..M. Tuesday, April 19th 8:30 A.M. 10:00 A.M. Yizkor-------------------Sabbath Services To Be Friday, April 29th - Religious School Sabbath in honor of Josiah Wiener - Play by the 8th Grade 11 THE WISE MEN OF CHELM11 �FAMILY TEMPLE CALENDAR APRIL Anniversaries Sun 17-No Religious School -The Adult Education "Mr.& Mrs. Club" will not meet this week. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Grossman, April 27, 1941 Yahrzeits Tue 19-Hadassah Election, 8:15 p.m. Rachel Leah Krupsky, Mother of Mrs. at the Temple Harry H. Berman, April 16 Wed 20-Adult Education 7:30 Hebrew 8:30 Comparative Religion Louis Levin, Father of Jess Levin, April 17 Yetta Greenbaum, Mother of Mrs. Thr 21-Confirmation 4-6:00 P.M. -6:30 P.M. B1nai Brith Stag ... . · Sat 2)-Sun 24-Great Lakes Bienni Minneapolis Sun 24-Religious School, 10~12:15 -TYG Meeting 7-9:00 P ~M • . Donor Dinner, 7:00 P.M. at l-hso~ic -Ha.dassah Robert Rosenberg, Nisan 20April 17 Stf;lphani$ W~dy, Grossman, Daughter of Mr.• & Mrs. · Herman Grossman, . April,. 1:8 , ':" · . .. Max Straschitz, ._fathe-r of Mrs. · · Maxwell Ross,· April 19 . . . .. Mandel Clayman, Father · of Mrs.·. . ·'· , . ~ Morris Kantor, Nisen 22 - .. April 19 i. . ,\ Temple Mon 25-Wed 27-Michigan f~deratian of Temple Sie_te~hoods' Convention - Pontiac Dora Silverman, Mother of Sol A. Silvenn.iµ1., April 22 · Al Miller, lhsban<t.9f.:'. Miller, Apr!+:: ~ :: · Mrs. Ann Thr 28-Confirmation 4-6:00 P.M. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Paul ·M~ Wiener., lhsband of Mrs. Thelma Wiene,r~ April .29 · RELIGIOUS SCIDOL Weekday classes will resume Monday, April ~8th, the Sunday classes on Suri.day, April 24th. ·Sette hen Loeb, Mirther of Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, Iyar 2 April 29 . . . �, Q!ll1 ca.1001:uc:ss We offer our sincere condolences and deepest sympatey to the family of: THANK YOU I would like to thank all the women who offered to work on the Seder and those who had already helped when it was decided to cancel it. MRS. MAllY VANDERLEFST Mother of Mrs. I. Ashendorf, who passed away April 1, 1960. May the God of Mercy sustain and strengthen them in their sorrow. Refuah Shela:y_mah Our prayers for a full and speedy recovery to Mr. Justin Oudelsky who is in Hackley Hospital. SISTERil)()D The Michigan Federation of Temple Sisterhoods' annual convention will be held at Pontiac on April 25,26 and 27. The following Sisterhood members are delegates from Muskegon: Mrs. Dougls,s . Rosen., President; ~s.· Harrison· Friend, President-Elect; Mrs. S8Illllel Lawson, State Board Member; Mrs. Albert Parker, .2nd-vice President. Any Sisterhood members wishing to attend kindly contact Mrs. Samuel Lawson PLaza 5-2935. HADASSAH ELECTION Hadassah mll meet Tuesday, April 19th, at the Temple at 8:15 P.M. to elect officers for the coming year. All members are urged to attend this very important meeting. l A very special thanks to Anita and Bill Druker who did us the tremendous favor of picking up the chickens in Grand Rapids and to Evelyn Galombeck, my Co-Chairman, who worked so deligently with me. Elaine Friend, · Seder Co-Chairman H A D A S S A H D .0 N O R :..:D_ I lf N E -R Sunday, April 24th - 7:00 P .M. At the MASONIC TEMPLE Ehtertainment by DAVID KRUPP, an accomplished soloist and former resident of )liskegon B'NAI BRITH STAG Thursday, April 21st-.:. 6:.30-· F.M. At the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL FISH FRY COME PREPARED FOR A GOOD TIME Anyone wishing to pu:rchase Kosher chickens, please contact Mrs. Harrison Friend, Pl,a.za 5-1.312. �,• Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth and Webster Mlskegon, Michigan Temple Telephone: PA 2-2702 Rabbi's Telephone: P0-65427 NW-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL -".: ' ~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19600415 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960-04-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 15, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 15, 1960. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/52b5dd0caeb3d61a6774f6896e9ce95a.pdf 963f6f5106aefead9c2dbdd9aa2627aa PDF Text Text · BULLETIN or CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan April 16th, 1947 Vol. 2 No. 10 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, April 18th 11 Life is Wonderful" Saturday morning, April 19th, at 9:30 a.m. Bar Mitzvah of Laurence Howard Berman Friday evening, April 25th "Judaism, Management, and Labor" * * * * * FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * * * * * �BAR MITZVJJI SUNDAY SCHOOL PROJECT Laurence Howard Berman will be confirmed into the faith of his fathers this Saturday morning, April 19th. The congregation is invited to attend this Bur Mitzvah service at the Synagogue. The children of our Sunday S cl have adopted a Children's Home n Hungary, called Tikvat Heatid, (Hope of the Future). Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Berman will honor their son with a Reception that evening at their home, 1262 Terrace Street, to which the entire community is cordially invited. · We congratulJte Harry and Gene, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman, on their great 1 simcha' ang ,we pray that Laurence may fulfill all their hopes and expectations in the years ·to come. NEXT WEEK'S SERMON Rabbi Satlow has received two letters, written in Hebrew, one ·from the director of the Home, the other from one of the children, in answer to our offer of providing for their needs. There are 50 children, ranging in ages from 5 through 12, most of whom have lost both parents in the concentretion camps of Poland and Germany. Their needs are great, yet their wants are fe,:: they ask only for Hebrew text-books, bibles, writing materials, and some sweets, since they do not receive any sugar whatsoever. Rabbi Satlow will attend an InstiThe children of our school have tute on JUDAISM, MANAGEMENT and . voted to supply them with the school LABOR this Sunday, April 20. materials out of their .Charity Fund collection, and will also bring hard The Institute uill be under the auscandies to help sweeten the lives of pices of the Commission of Justice those who have known so much bitterand Peace of the Central Conference ness. of American Rabbis, in cooperation with the Union of American Hebrew OUR THANKS Congregations. to the members of Sisterhood who The domestic problems of .America now helped make the Children's Model are centered upon the equitable Passover Seder so beautiful and meanrelationship between management and ingful: ·Gene Berman, Rose Lawson and labor. What has Judaism to say, ,and their committee. how can Judaism provide the foundations for better relations? This MAZEL TOV will be the subject of Rabbi Satto Mr. and Mrs. Barney Roberts on low's sermon next week.· the birth of their son, David Allen. �IiJJ)j;SS.AH DONOR DINNER 1· ffadassah Donor Dinner at the ballroom of the Occidental Hotel next Wednesday, April 23rd, at 6:30 p.m. The Sisterhood sewing group will be resumed under the direction of Mrs. Milton Steindler on Wednesday, April 30th, at 10 a.m. Dr. Alfred Jospe, Hillel Director at Indiana University, will be the speaker of the evening. , Dr. Jospe is a brilliant writer and a speaker of distinction. He has travelled widely in Europe, and visited Palestine in 1938. This group will meet in Frances' home each Wednesday morning, and after lunch will continue to work on the much-needed baby layettes for the new children born in the D. P. camps in Europe. Those interested · in knitting will receive wool and instructions, and may continue the work at home. Portable sewing machines are urgently needed. If you have one, please call Frances Steindler, and she will arrange for its use at the sewing sessions. 1 annual SOS SEWING ~r.x:l be held Dr. Jospe witnessed at first hand the disastrous plight of the Jews in Europe and has a compelling message to bring to us. On the cornerstone of the new Hadassah Medical School of the Hebrew University, will be facsimiles of the names of the leading physicians of the communities of America. Dr. C. L.A. Oden has been chosen ' for this honor in Muskegon, and will sign the scroll at , the Dinner next Wednesday evening. LIBRARY FUND we· acknowledge with thanks the fol- lowing Fund: in by All reservations for- the dinner must be in by Monday, April 21st. Call in Rena Levine to confirm yours (38-300). by We wish to convey our sincere condolences to Mr. Arthur Bell during this period of his bereavement. In the past fev1 months, he has lost ~~th his father and his mother • . May God grant him many - years of peace and happiness in the years to ' come! , contributions to our Library honor of his Bar Mitzvah, Laurence Berman honor of James Alan Fisher 7 a friend in loving memory of Joyce Elaine Fields, by Sonia Ashendorf OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY to Mrs. George Fields on the passing of her beloved daughter, Joyce Elaine . "May the -memory of the righteous be a blessing." �iOUR RABBI IN THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR OF EV&vrs Last Sunday, April 13, Rabbi Satlow participated in the Dedication ceremony of Station M.tUS with a greeting of good wishes from the Jewish community, at the first broadcast of Muskegon's new radio station. Saturday. April 19th, 9:30 a.m. Bar Mitzvah of Laurence Berman Reception in the evening, at home, 1262 Terrace Street. ***** Wednesday, April 23rd, 6:30 p.m. Hadassah Donor Dinner Occidental Ballroom Dr. Alfred Jospe, guest speaker Thursda~. April 24th, 8 p.m. Julia Hackley Hall, Congregational Church FEPC Meeting and Symposium The United Jeuish Appeal nation-wide broadcast reached this area through WKBZ on Wednesday, April 16th, at 10:JO p.m. At the time allotted for local community leaders throughout the country, Rabbi Satlow delivered a short talk to conclude the program. ~fulesd~, April 30th, 10 a.m. SOS Sewing group Next Monday evening, April 21, your at the home of Frances Steindler, Rabbi ~ill address the mothers of 635 Peck Street, Muskegon Heights. the pre-school children of the CenHis subject , tral Methodist Church. YOUTH CONFERENCE will be: "The Influence of the Jewieh Home." A Regional Institute for the training of Youth Leadership will take ***** place in Detroit this week-end, FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES April 18th-20th. This is under the The Social Planning Council of Great- auspices of the Hadassah and Zionist organizations of the Central States er Muskegon will sponsor a public meeting on FEPC at Julia Hackley Region. Hall of the First Congregational Barbara Lawson and Bernard Steindler Church next Thursday evening, April will represent Muskegon, and are be24, at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Satlow will ing sponsored by our local Hadassah take part in the symposium, together and ZOA chapters. with Archie Mc Crea, Millard Woods, Father Clancy of Detroit, and sever- This is a great step forward in the al other civic leaders of Muskegon. development of the necessary leaders for future youth work in·our own We Jews .have a special stake in this community. legislation which would prevent discrimination in"employment. The comWE PRAY FOR THE RECOVERY OF munity is therefore urged to join other religious and civic groupa at Mrs. Alex Krause, at Hackley Hospital. this important meeting. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19470416 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947-04-16 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 16, 1947 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 16, 1947. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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RABBI SATLOW 1 S SERMONS • ' Friday evening, April 5th 11 A Major qontribution to Civilization" Friday evening, April 12th .Passover Sermon: "The Road to Freedom" FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o 1 clock No. 13 �PASSOVER Passover, or Pesach is the greatest of Jewish festivals. It has been more than a holiday to the Jev1s for over 3000 years; it has symbolized our redemption and freedom. Jews have observed it from the days when they were no.mads in the wilderness. The first two and 18st two days of Passover are full holidci.ys ~ while the four intervening days are called Chol-hamoed, where all manner of work is permissable. There are three aspects to this festival as indicated by its three different names; Chag ho.-Pesa.c h, the nature aspect, Chag ha-Matzos, its agricultural side, cmd z•man Cherusenu, the Season of Freedom. commemorating the exodus from slavery in Egypt and the emergence of the Hebrew nation . The history of these three names presents a picture of the development of the Jewish people and Judaism from a primitive to a highly cultured state with its corresponding religious growth. The Passover Seder re~ains to this very day the great home festival of our religious calendar. Through it we partake of all the symbols denoting the great ideals associntcd viith Passover. SCHOOL SEDER The Religious School will condu a model Seder on Sunday afternoon, April 14th, at 3 o'clock in the dining room of the Y.M.C.A. Each group has been prepared tot sing both Passover and Seder songs. Rabbi Satlow has ·completed an il~ .lustrated and s:i.Jnplified Seder ritual to enable every child to participate in the program. This practice Seder will serve to acquaint our children with the manner in which the service should be conducted and will enable them to better understand and take an intelligent part in the famity Seder on Passover night. Parents are welcome to visit the Y~ and observe the model Seder. PASSOVER SCHEDULE First Seder Mondny evening, April 15th Passover, first days · Tuesday, Wednesday, April 16-17 Passover; last days Monday, Tuesday, April 22-23 Short Ritual Service on eve. of each holiday at 7:00 p .m. Morning Holiday Service at 8 a.IT Rabbi Sntlow will preach bric sermon each holiday morning . YISKOR SERVICE - Tuesday, April 23 - 9:15 o.~m. �S.O.S. COLLECTION ' Jewish communities are joining with the J .D.C. (Joint Distribution Committee) in a nation-wide s.o.s. ' Collection of Supplies for Overseas Survivors in an effort to help mitigate the suffering of the million and a half · survivors of Nam persecution in ;Europe. The S.O.S. Collection is a relief program on a personal basis. It is not a fund-raising campaign.. Participation in the S.O.S. Collection is over ~nd above any financial support given to tho United Jewish Appeal. Hore than 500,000 pounds of supplies have been contributed ·thus far by Jewish communities in over 344 cities. But far, far more is needed to make up the planned quota of 20,000,000 pounds of addi~ tional relief supplies. Muskegon has already shipped several hundred pounds of old clothes, medicines, and first-aid supplies, toys and games, infant ·layettcs and childre!'l Is boo~s. As we go to press, we are in receipt of over 100 pounds of canned goods contributed by the members of Sisterhood at their last· meeting. Jfembers of Hadassah viill bring additional food.stuffs to the next meeting. The 'S .O.S. Collection will continue until further notice. A onetime gift is not sufficient. Coldr starvation and disease must be fought without interruption. The success of the S.O.S. Collection will. be measured by the amount of supplies c ontributed . THE GOAL IS 20,000,000 POUNDS OF SUPPLIB$.1 SUGGESTED FOOD ITEMS . HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Oils, Fats ( in ~ ) Sheets, towels, pillow cases can~ed fruits and vegetables Blankets evaporated milk dehydrated vegetable soups CLOTHING dextrose, . sugar, hard candy Baby clothes hard bittersweet chocolate Children's Items m'- ' d · milk powder, cocoa g~mes , toys, clothes whb:rd' milk powder, , tea, coffee 11en I s, .~omen I s clothing Bring Articles to our local depot - 291 Houston Avenue . �B1 NAI B1 RITH Our B nai B1 rith lodge has taken on great impetus through the dy-· namic leadership of it's ·president, Jaek Lawson. Under his administration, several fine projects have been undertaken this year, chief of which was the furnishing of a room at Hackley Hospital bearing the name of B 1 nai B1 rith~ 1 Beginning with the highly successful picnic .during the summer, ·B1 nai B1 rith has carried on a vigorous program which will be climaxed by a Spring Frolic next Wednesday evening, April 10th, at the Grand Ballroom of the Occidental Hotel, under the . chairmanship of Francis Fine. The number of reservations for this Dinner-Dance is limited to a maximum of 200; therefore, if you have not already secured your tickets, call Fran Fine-32-278 and make certain that you will be included in this outstanding B 1 nai B1 rith social event. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday, April 8th at 8:15 Hadassah meeting Reading of prize-winning poem 11 Behold the Jew t 11 - Ji.:.arcy Locke Woman I s Club Wednesday, April 10th at 6:30 B1 nai B1 rith Frolic Dinner, dancing, floor show Occidental Hotel Sunday, April 14th at 3 o 1 cloa:k Sunday ~a:hool Model Seder Dining Room - Y. M.C.A. ' Monday, April 15th - evening First Seder PASSOVER .RADIO SERVICE Rabbi Satlow will broadcast a Special Passover Ritual and Sermon over station WKBZ Tuesday evening April 16th 8:30 - 9 P.H. B1 NAI B1 RITH SPRING FROLIC CABARET DINNER DANCE EN TERTAIN1lEN T Main Ballroom OCCIDENTAL HOTEL April 10th at 6:30 o'clock Frank Lockage 1 s Orchestra Professional Entertainment MAl~Y SURPRISES l ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/df8dba2b61a8c8dd6ca7116e7f85a47f.pdf 3c23dca2b767e78e6f8003df37805a44 PDF Text Text mhe ilulletin of ~ongrtgatinn 1rnai Jsratl MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN APRIL 1949 h, Li bert y, f loat not forever in the f a r h orizon, remain not forever in t h e dream of t he enthusia st, dwell n ot fo r ever in t h e so ng of the poet, but come and make t hy h ome am on g the children of men. ll �The Bullet in of Congr egat ion B·nai Israel i,i pu blis h ed mon t h ly f rom Septmnber to J u ly. T emple 'l 'el ephon e 2-2 10 2 ............ __ ELli t..or ~.}ugcn e Fi s h er .. .. Samuel Umen _________ - -· Rabb i - -- o - - t 94 9-OFFICER S-1949 Paul M . W iener -- ·---- __ P r esident Sam Lipman ___ 1st Vice P resident Harry S. Berman 2n d Vice P residen t Treasur er Reu ben Berman ___ Harry H. Berman ___ Fin a ncial Secretary R ose Lawson -----·- ___ -------·· ____ Secretary ---0--TRUSTEES Fred R odoff Harry A. Fisher H arold Ro ;ien J . K. Ka ufman Leo Rosen Samuel G. Klayi Max R osenberg·. Max Lebow J osiah Wiener - - - o - -SCHEDULE OF SERVICE FOR PASSOVER First two days of Passover : T hursday ____________________ A pril 14 Friday ·--- ---------------------- A pr il 15 Wednesday evening, April 1;i: Traditional Passover Service 6 :3 0 P .~. Thursday Mo11nin g April 14 :_ Traditional Passover Service 8 :3 0 A .M. Thursday Evening A pril 14: COMMUNITY ::lEKVICE 6 :30 P .M. COM.MUNITY ·sEDER i n the T em ple Auditor ium 7 :1 5 P .M. Friday Evening April 15 : Traditional Service 7 :15 P .M. COMMUNITY SERV I CE 8 :15 P .M. L a st Two Days of Passover Tuesday Evening, April 19: Traditional Service G:30 P. M. W e dnesday Morning, A pril 20: Tra ditional Service 8 :30 A.M. Wednesday Even ing, April 20: Tra ditio,na l Service 7 :15 P. M. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL SERVICE 8 :15 P.M. Thursday rraorning, Ap r il 21: Traditional Service a nd Yizkor, 8 :3 0 A .M. Friday evening, Apri l 2 2 : . Traditional Service 7 :15 P .M. COMMUNI TY SERV I CE 8 :lG P .M. A MODEL SEDER A model Seder will be shown on Sunday morning Apr il 10 at 11 :00 A.M. in th e T emple Auditorium by our Sun day School. Parent s who plan to conduct a Seder of th eir own, and n eed a few p oints on how to do it a ccording to the book, are invited. THE PASSOVER MESS-~GE On P esach Jews rememb er the story of li'beration from slavery. They also r ecall how, in spite of wandering and perse,c utio1n for so many ce nturies, the Jews ha ve survived and preserved their faith and culture. In their darkest days, P esa.ch gave J ews hope that they \~ould be saved, even as th eir ancestors in EgYl)t were r e deemed from slavery, and that fr eedom and pea ce would be enjoyed by all p eoples. American Jews compare Pesa.ch with Inde pendence Day, fo r both holida ys stand for freedom a nd democr acy. Coming as it does in the springt ime of the year, P esach seem ed t o say ., to th e J ew in ever y age: As spring follows ·· ··winter, so are brig hter days sure t o come after trou ble . and suff ering. -: r-r•··:· -~ o- -- - THE HAGGADAH Tlie Haggada h is t h e book of the P esa.ch celebration. Within its pages we find t he • st ory of the Exodus from Egypt, a s well as ane cdotes, prayer s, and hymns of praise, explantions of P esa.ch customs, and so ngs for children. The first part of the 1-Iaggadah, which is the older part, is ma~nly historical. It tells us the story of the Patr iarchs, of the suffering of the Jews in Egypt, and how Moses led them from slavery t o fr eedom. It explains the different P esach ceremonies, and gives the reasons for th e colorful Pesach symbols on the table. It a lso gives different interpret ations of verses in the Bible which refe r t o Pesa.ch. The second part of th e Haggadah, which is r e cited wh en the ro-ieal is e,n ded, consist s chiefly of beautiful hymns and songs. - - -o-- SISTERHOOD CIRCLE PRESENTS COMMUNITY SEDER A Seder , on the second nig ht of Passover, will be held at our 'Temple on Thursday evening, April 1 4 at 6 :45 P.M. The Seder m eal has been arranged by one of th e Sist erhood Circles. Rabbi Umen will co ndu ct the Seder cer emony. Information regarding the price per plate for th1s g r eat evening will be g iven in a letter which will g o out to t he entire communit y. ---o--THEA TRE WITH CELIA ADLER A 1:' THE TEMPLE SUNDAY EVENING APRIL 3, 1949 This is t o remind the Temple members of th e entertaining a n d m emor able evening tha t is in store for them on Sunday eve ning, Apr il 3, 1949 . On this evening our Young People's Leag ue will present for our enj oym ent--the fam ous Broadway Star-Celia Adler. �IN RETROSPECT No one can say that the joyous festival, Pifrim did not receive its due recognition at our Temple, both from the religious, as well as the social angle. On Saturday afternoon March 12, members of our Sistei:hood, with Hortense Berman in charge, arranged a masquerade party for our children. The Temple auditorium was packed with our little sons and daughters and showed off their unique costumes symbolic of the celebration. Did the kids have a good time, don't ask. Thanks to our goocl. Sisterhood members who were in charge. Sunday morning, an appropriate play was presented •by the Sunday School children. Both the teachers and the actors did a swell job. After the play a Purim Service was held by the school. Rabbi Umen explained the lesson of Purim, and read the Megillah. Each child was treated to a Purim Grager, and believe us these kids certainly gave it to Haman. As a matter of fact there was nothing left of him .. On Monday evening the small chapel was crowded with worshippers who came for the Purim Service and to hear th e Megillah read. Tuesday morning, again a Purim Service was held and ~he Megillah was again read according to custom. Wednesday afternoon, Shushan Purim, a beautiful party was arranged for the two and three year olds. Mrs. Martin Friedenberg was in charge of this program. Like the other parties arrange d by Sisterhood members, this one too was a huge success. All in all, young and old h ad a lovely Purim at Temple B'nai Israel. SISTERHOOD TO SHOW PALESTINE MOVIE The last meeting of Sisterhood was enriched by a review of Paul Sartre's bool< on the Jew, given by Franny Fisher. At the coming Sisterhood meeting, on Tue~ day April 5th, the members of Sisterhood will ernjoy seeing the Palestinian Movir "Israel Reborn". Dont miss this meeting. A real treat is in store for you. TEMPLE EVENTS AND MEETINGS FOR APRIL April 3, 1949 __________________________ Celia Adler April 5, 1949 ________ ____ Regular Sisterhood . Meeting Apr~l 6, 1949 ____________ Psalm Study Group Apnl 11, 1949 _________ Regular B'nai Brith Meeting April 14, 1949 _________________ Passover Seder for Community in Recreation Hall April 18, 1949 ____________ Regular Hadassah Meeting April 25, 1949 __________ Regular Bnai Brith Meeting TIME TO JOIN Are you a member of Congregation B'nai Israel? If not, why not? Pei-haps you have not been approached. Don't wait to be approached. The doors are wide open to you. A warm welcome is waiting for you. Perhaps you don't care the way Temple matters are handled. This is all the m~re reason why you should join. By becommg a member, your criticism will be more effective. Your criticism may be -ye_ry helpful, we therefore urg-e you to Jorn. Perhaps you never realized that each member adds to the total strength and _tot~l good accomplished by the commumty m the sphere of cultural and social life. The Temple has much to offer to a member and a memiber has much to offer to t~e Temple, one depends on the other. Don t deprive yourself of the good the Temple has for you. Do not deprive the Temple of the good yo11 can bring to it. JOIN-JOIN TODAY. Call the Temple 2-3'702 and ask for a membership application. ---o--RABBI UMEN TO ATTEND WEIZMANN DINNER A~though Rabbi Umen will be representmg our Congregation at the dinner tt? be ten~ered i!1 N. Y. on Saturday evenmg, Apnl 23, m honor of Chaim Weizmann, President of The State of Israeli the regular community service on Friday evening A,p ril 22 will l,e held nevertheless. Arrangements have been made for a member of the Congregation to conduct the service and another member to preach the sermon prepared by the Rabbi. It is the wish of the Rabbi that despite his absence, the Temple be fille d to capacity. ---0--- A PASSOVER MESSAGE By Samuel Lipman, U.J.C. Chairman Passover !brings with it, the message of freedom. While we, in America will be celebrating the holidav in "the land of the free". we dare not ·forget those of our brothers who are still homeless still waiting for a kind heart and gen~rous hand to help them find a home-yes the home they have their eyes and hearts set onthe home where they would be received "'.,jth a wai:m welcome, their home-Palcstme. In this home the y too would be able celebrate their holidays in ~ spirit of freedom and joy. On this holiday, Passover, we dare not forget our brothers. Our .freedom in Ame_rica can m ean much more to us by helpmg _t~ose who are depri v8 d of the same pnVIlege du e them as human beincrs a.n~ as J ews who were the first to pr~cla1m the message of freedom throughoul th e world. Make Pa:sso ver more meaningful to you by _he lping your ,brother, GIVE, GIVE NOW, if you haven t as yet g iven to the U.J.C. �NEWS OF INTERES 1 THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL, by a nine to one vote, xecommended t he admission of Israel to the United Nations. Final approval must Le given by the General Assembly which begins meeting again on April 5. Egypt cast the only negative vote, while Great Br itain abstained from voting. A DEMAND for the removal of Dickens· Oliver Twist from the required reading list of Perth Amboy High School was made to the Perth Amboy board of Education lby the local Teachers Union . The Union requested that the book be r eplaced by a more suitable Dicken s n ovel because Fagin is presented in Oliver Twist as "the incarnation of everything evil," and is referred to " hun dreds of times" as "the Jew." MOSHE SHERTOK has changed his name to Moshe Sharett, in accordance with t he current Israeli practice of reverting to Hebrew names. A few week s earlier E liahu Epstein, Ambassador t o W ashington, had become Eliahu Elat h. Zalma n Rubashov, lfraeli Minister of Educat ion , changed his nam e to Shazar . A FAI R HOUSING practices b ill aimed at eliminating "racial gh ettos" was intro duced in the New York State A ssembly by Assemblyman Harold A . Steven s (D. , N. Y.) . The bill, prepa2·ed with the cooperation of the American J ewish Congress, would make it u nlawful to refuse to rent apartmen ts or sell a residential property to a ny p erso n on t!'te grounds of race, rnligion or an cestry. A ST AT ISTICAL SURVEY made by t he J ewish community in Berlin reveals a total Jewish population in the city of 7863 at the end of 1948. Of this number 865 are young people up to 18. OVER THE FEBRUARY 26-27 weekend, 4,000 Jewish immigrants arrived iP I srael, 2,200 of them from Bulgaria. P RESIDENT CHAIM WEIZMANN of Israel will fly to the United St ates on April 8. to attend a dinner in New York on April 23 a,t which President Truman will also be present. The dinner, sponsored by the American Friends of the Weizmann Institu te of Science, was originally scheduled for F ebruary. HEBREW SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOR MARCH CLASS 1 CLASS 2 Marshall Berman Barton Berman Stephen Neumer Kurt Rosen Audrew Umen .James Price Karl L ensler H,e rbert Klein Arthur Levy Seymour Fogel Sandra August Marilyn Stein ---o--Bible Group Me eti n gs In April April 6 , 1949 April 27, 1949 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PASSOVER The first month on the He·b rew calen dar is N ison. Pesach is observed on th e 15th day o f Nison. P esach m eans passing over. Pesach is a major holiday. A major holiday is one that is mentioned in the Torah or the Books of Moses. On th e fir st two nights of Pesach a seder cer emony is conducted at home. Seder means order. The seder ceremony is conducted in a spedal manner. The Seder consists of a display of Matz.oh (unleave ned bread), Morror (bitter h erbs ), salt water , an e;gg, a shank bone, cha raseth (a mixture of wine nuts and apples). At t he Seder, the Hagadah is recited. The H agadah is a book which tells the story of the J ews as slaves in E gypt, their deliveranc e from Egyµ t , and it also has a number of prayers o.f hymns expressing thanks unto the Lord for his goodness. Passov er is observed for a period of eight days. In Palestine, Pesach is observed only seven days. During the morning Service on Passover, special prayers of thanks and praise a r e r ecited. The name of the pr ayer of thanks and praise recited on Passover is Halle! (praise) . Of the eight days of Passover , the first two and last two days are more important as work is forbidden on these days. During the holiday P esach, it is customary to read the book, Song of Songs by Solomon. During the holiday Passove1· leaveneci br ead is prohibited. Pesach is observed in commemoration of the deliverance of t he .Tews from Egypt. CALENDAR OF STUDIES Sunday Mornings 10 :00 to 12 :00-Sunday School Monday Afternoons, l :00 to 2 :00-Elementary Hebrew for Adults Ever y other W ednesda y--A course in the P salm Book fo r Adults. Monday Afternoons 4 :15 to 5 :15-Beginn ers H elbrew session for children. W edn esday Afternoon, 4 :15 to 5 :15Intermediate He'brew session for chil- - - o -- dren . B IRT HDA YS OF OUR CHI LDREN Ga ry Lee Price April 3 David Allen Rob erts April 19 Barbara Ann e Silverman April 25 Garrett Galombec k April 28 A NNIVERSARIES FOR A P RIL Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oppenheim April 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Chevlin April 2 .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baim April 7 Mr. a nd Mrs. Herbert H. Ro senb erg (Silver Anniversary ) April 13 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-194904 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1949 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 1949. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/197c309dfc077f35eb40966082d69cd0.pdf ade0f0b003ab8adea134265ce1102725 PDF Text Text TEMPLE _____ 'NAI ISRAEL ,,_ · -MUSKEqON, MlCHlqAN Gudelsky, President 1964 riday Evening CERVICES BY SISTERHOOD Conductedby Mrs. Samuel Lawson 8:15 rM ************************************ April 10 Friday Evening Family Sef,-,"i~e . '.l ~neg Shabbat 7:45 PM EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE HOSTS ************************************ April l7 Frfday Evening 8:15 f'M SERVICES CONDUCTED BY TE.MPLl YOUTH GROUP AND B'NAI B1 RITH ***************************** ******* April 24 Friday Evening 8:15 PM SERVICES CONDUCTED B1 HADASSAH ****-~- ** ***************************** : Traditional Services Sabbath Eve April 3, 10, 17, 24 Sab ath Morning April 4, 11, 18, 25 7:30 PM 8:30 AM �CALENDAR - April, 1964 ·. HADASSAH TO HOLD LUNCHEON-f.i:iliTY Thurs. 2 Binai Brith 8 : 30 On ~.e dne sctay af,tarnoon, J..pril 8, Sun. 5 Reli~iois Scho¢L27t}'}·iSes:5ion Hadassah sponso.r ing a luncheon TYG Mee ting ~. =~ '. 7:00 and all- game s card party for <>the purpose of raising our Youth Mon . 6 Hebrew School 24th Wee k •i Tues . ·,7 Sisterhood Mee ting . 8: 15 hliyah quota . The ·additional ':spec:j:al features of this afterweds/.v8 HAD.n.SSAH LUNCHEON & CARD tARTY 1:00 noon will be the gift boutique Thurs . 9 Teachers ' Mee ting 8:00 fe_a\uring a number of .lovely Sat. .' 11 Hadassah Study Group 1:00 i t'<ams . that can be purchased ·for Home Vivian .;1.shelidorf irruiediate use and for Mothers' 12-08 Wash-ington i _ D!;l,y gifts. Nancy Price is chair~1.m, · 12 HAJ ; _gious School 28th Session· mano Irene Steindler and Jessie Mon ., p . He brew School 25th week .· Neumer will head our baked . Tue s. 14 Siste rhood Rummage Sale go.ads shop,.- which will be stocked Rescue Mission, Pine St. w:i..tit all kinds of mouth-watering Hadassah Meeting 7 :45 delicacies. Helen Parker is Dr . August 1-'rogram 9:00 _responsibile for seeing that we Sun ., . 19 Religious School 29th Session have a number of delightful door TYG Meeting 7:00 prizes , The Food Committee is Mon. 20 Hebrew School 26th Wee k busily engaged in thinking up a Thurs.23 BO.b.RD OF TRUSTEES 7:4_5 delicio_u s iuncheon for all to Sun . 26 Religious School 30th _Session enjoy, . Ticket .Chairman Elaine Mon . 27 Hebrew School 27th .Week Scharikler will be happy to furTues. 28 Sisterhood Board Mee ting nish you with any additional Home He l e n 1-'arker ticke.ts that you may need or 1316 Princeton . sell them at the d oor that dayo ATTENTION B 1 NAI BRITH - H\UTI.anitarian Let's all get busy ~nd contact Awards Dinner postponed frc,·11 April 16 our frien ds, neighbors, and reto May ? ., Details l ate r " latives in an effort to r:3.ke THAl~K YOU this one of the most delightful Mrs . Harold Kline wi she s to expr e ss and successful afternoons of the her deep apprnci~tion to Sisterhood> yearl 1 Hada ss ah, B nai Bri th and to each inDR, J.i.UGU$'I' SP&i.KS TO H;,D.A.S.SAH dividual who has he;l.p<,3d to ease her : .No member of Hadassah will want ~ sorrow in he r recent bereaveroont o to miss the meeting of ·ll.pril ·14, YOUTH SCHOL.,..RSHIP FUND LOW at which the doors will he •pen If you a r e planning to make a to the pµbli~ when Dr. Ralph special donation; in memory of a loved AugU$t prese.p.ts his film and lee.:.· 1 · one or in honor of a special event , o:ii' Hypnotism and Chilq)irth . your consideration is asked for the Keep this date in _mind 1 -pond O:"'ing Temple B 1 nai Israel Youth Scholarship along your friends. The pro g"~am Fund . This worthy fund is low at which s~rts promptly at 9:0C. , this time and has important expenses will: '·be· preceded by' a busines .J coming up in the near future. No meeting and ele ction of office · s better investment can be made, .than in -. at ·7:l.6. your youtho is J •. ---------- ----- fore �YAHRZEIT .. MAY llil.NDERLEES'I', mother of .Mrs. Isadore Ashendorf , ·April 1 YETTA GREENBAUM, mother of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg, April 2, Nisan 20 MORRIS KANTOR , husband of Mrs . Frances ~antor; father of Dr. Morton K~ntor, April 6. BERNARD HA$S , father of M;rs_. Harold K!-ine ,..:April- 6_ ESTHER GUD.ELSKY, . -W ife pf Mr . David Gudelsky~ mother of Iieane, sister of Mr • .Nathc1.n. B-routman and Mrs. Thelma Wiener , April 10 SARA NEUMER, - m~thcr of Mr. Ted Neumer J April 12 BESSIE HASS, sister of Mrs. Harold Kline , April 13 HAROLD ROSEN,.husband of Mrs . Marcia Rosen, father of Mr . Douglas Rosen, April 14 RACHEL LEAH KRUPSKY , mother of Mrso Harry Berman , April 16 LOUIS LEVIN ~ father of Mr. Jess Levin.) April 17" STEfHANIE V,ENDY GROSSMAN, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Herman Grossman., Apr i l 18 . . . DORA SILVERMAN) mother of Mr. Sol Silverman, April 22 JOSEPH BLUMBERG, father of ·Mrs, Samuel Lawson , April 20, Iy~r 8 RiUBEN BERMAN) father of Louis Berman and Harry Berman, April 23 ROSE KOHN, mothe r of Mrs . Jack Lipman, April 29 PAUL 1tliI.ENER, husband of Mrs . Thelma Wiener , f ather of Donald Wiener , April 29 ANNIVERS RIES Mr. & Mr • Jack Chevlin, April 2 Mr , & Mr. P.obert Rosenberg , April 13 Mr. & Mrs . J, Kelly Kaufman , April 14 Mr . & Mrs, Herman Grossman, April 27 --~---------~------------..CONDOLENCE Our Condolences and deepest sympa. thy to the· fe.tnily of BLANCHE HASS sister of Nrs . Kline , and niece of Mr . Louis Aron, who passed away on March 19. May her memory be for a qlessing • . CONTRIBUTIONS GARDEN FUND - from Mr . and Mrs. Leo Rosen, in memory of Dr . Sol Cohen, Fred Rodoff and 'Harold Stengelo HAROLD ROSEN ALTAR FUND from .Mrs. Harold Rosen, Mr. & Mrs . Leo Rosen and Mr. & Mrs , Douglas Rosen in memory of Miss Blanche Hass -1---------------REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best ·•wishe s for · a full recovery to : MRS. ISADORE ASHENDORF MRS . SELMA CAHN MASTER JON JAFFE who were Hackley Hospital patients, to MRS~ GRETA GUDELSKY who is now hespLtalized at Hackley, and to MRS . CHARLES RUBINSKY who was hsopitalized at Mercy. THANK YOU • •• •.• .• to those of you who have r esponded with checks during the Temple financial crisis. To those who have not yet sent their payroonts in - promises do not pay the bills , and we say one eloc,uent word aH E L P t''t ~ l :i The Finance Committee SU PP ORT YOUR SYNAGOGUE· "" •j �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Friday Eve, March 20, Mr . Jares Price's Seventh Grade conducted the Family Service . Congratulations on a job well done~ On Sunday morning, March 22, the Religious School held its annual Model .:3eder.·---Mr. Sam. Shumacher led us, with the boys and girls of the Hebrew School participating in all the major parts. · Ou.-r- thanks to the la.dies of Sisterhood for _preparing the delicious Seder food. Have a wonderful spring vacation, and we will see you all in class on Sunday morning, April 5. MOVING????? PL& S~ BE SURE Temple Office is advised of any changes in address, or of home or business phone o TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS: 9:15 - 12:30 Monday through Thursday PLEASE GIVE ALL MEETING DATES AND OTHER INFORMATION TO GO INTO MAY BULLETIN TO TEMPLE OFFICE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE , BUT NO k TER THAN APRIL 27, AND IN WRITING IF POSSIBLE, TO COVER ENTIRE MONTH, CONGREGJ.i.TION B1 NAI ISRAEL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-2792 SPRING CLEANING DONE YET? Be sure to sort out anything you can contribute to Sisterhood's Rummage Sale whi.ch will be held on Tuesday, April 14 ,. at the Rescue Mission Building on Pine Street. It would be greatly appreciated if rummage material could be brought ·to the home of Mrs . James Price , 2836 Ninth Street,. Muskegon Haaghts . Otherwise, call Mrs . Price , PEJ-9087 or Mrs. Arthur · Gre·enberg, PL5-2890, to have · our contributions picked u . SISTERHOOD SFONSORS SULIE HARAND uAbsolutely marvelous", is the way performances qf the noted Sulie Harand have been described by those privileged to see her. Her one-woman show of ''West Side Story11 will be brought to Muskegon on May 20 at 8:30 at Central Campus under the sponsorship of Sisterhood . Admission for this event , which is Sisterhood's main · fund raising event of too year, will be ,iil.OO , and tickets may be obtained from Mrs . Nathan Broutman. NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-Value MAIL , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/fe3885ea6894fc30be6b085e22378163.pdf 7153379feb45ae9754f06019728a5d20 PDF Text Text -TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL .i$;. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi .A:~l!t'" MUSKEqON, MlCHiqAN 0-. ,A?'•: JF ......, / ~r~ . Mr. Douglas Rosen, President ··:.<•:❖ jictar II Nisan 5725 April, 1965 y Evening 8:00 PM "MAN FCR SPACE" Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steindler ************************************ April 9 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer Shabbat Hagadol - Oneg Shabbat 7:30 PM ******** ******************* *·:I-*-:}***~·* April 10 Saturday Morning BAR MITZVAH OF LEE Ol'PENHEIMER (See Invitation Page 2) 11:00 AM *April * * *16*SEDBR * * *NIGHT * * *, *FIRST -~ * *NIGHT * * *l-'ii.SSOV.C:R * * * *.:.-*NO* *s;.;RVICE * * ·* ·*:tv1AIN * *SANCTUARY * * * * -it: Traditional Vesper Service 6:00 PM ****************~******************* April 17 SATURDAY MORNING - FIRST DAY PASSOVER Service . with Choir Sermon: PASSOVER MESSAGE 10:00 AM *April * * *23* _ , * * * * * * * * *Friday * * *Evening * *···* * ~-~ * * * * * * * * * *8:00 * * *PM Sermon: Participants: "THIS IS MY 00D 11 Mr. & Mrs. JQel Wie~r *April * * *30* * * * * * * --~ * * *Fri.day * * *Evening * * * * * * * * * * * * * -l- *8:00 * * *PM Sermon: "THE SEARCH• Participants: Mr. & Mrs . Max Rothschild · _ Rabbi's Round Table (See Page 2) - Oneg Shabbat *TRADITIONAL * * * * * *SERVICES * * * * * ~~ * * * * * * * *•* * ·1 * * * * * * * * * * * Sabbath Eve Sabbath Morning Seven th Da~ Passover April 16, - First Night Passover April 3, 10, 17 & 24 April 23 6:00 PM 6:30 AM 8:30 AM �CALENDAR, - April, 1965 Sun . 4 Hebrew School 9:00 & 12 : 00 Religious School 10:00 Too s . 6 Hadassah Rummage Sale Tues . 6 Sisterhood Meeting 8:00 Prcgram: "Long, Ho1;. Summer in Mississippi" ·l;:>y J . Mccroskey' ' ' 9:00 (Guests welcome) Weds . 7 B'nai Bri th Me eting 8 : 00 Home: Dan Rapoport . 770 ·Mille r , tlq. Muskegon Sun. 11 Hebrew Sch ool 9 : 00 & 12 : 00 t Religious School 10:00 Tues . 13 Hadassah Board 8:00 Home: Gertrude Greenberg 1165 Summit . Sun. 18 RELIGIOUS & HEB&.~ SCHOOL SPRING VACATION Tues • 20 Hadas sah Me et ing & Election 8 : 15 Sat . 24 United Jewish Charities Victory Dinner - Temple Cocktail Hour 6:00 - 7:00 Sun . 25 Hebrew School 9: 00 & 12:00 Religious Sch~oi · 10:00 Mon . TWed~ Sisterhood Convention 26-27-28 Kellogg Center-Lansing CANCER DR~SSINGS : Thursdays from 1:00 to 4:00 at the Temple . Mrs . FranCErs Kantor in charge . COMING EVENTS - Plan to attend the ·Hadassah Regional Convention May 34-5 at Pantlind Hotel, Grand Rapids INVITATION We extend an invitation to the entire con gregation to attend the Bar f'li tzvah of our son, Lee on Saturday morning, Ap ril 10 at 11: 00 AM. Following the service , we hope everyone will join us in the Social ~oom for luncheon . Alan & Ruth Oppenheimer P:tgo 2 RABBI I S RCU iIDTABLE TO BE IN OVATION In response to numerous l".equests~ Rabbi Rosenberg has consented to a "Rabbi I s Roundtable 11 , an informal type forum where . questions are directed to him by the Congregation , 1'opics may deal with any phase of Jud.ai.sm, either as :part of one ' s personal life, or in connection with local and world problems . In other words , you raise the questions the Rabbi resr,onds, and tre Congregation joins tre di~cussion. Here is the schedulei!> . . FRIDhY , April JO, 19_(),2 · SERVICE 3:00- 9:00 a SOCIALI.ZE. 9 : 00-9 : 20 H ( Ta.ke :your coffee to the table) ROUNDTnBLE --,--,--- 9 : 20- 10:15 . Sh ow y(? ur int ere st by your attendance . Bring any questions that have been "bug-ging" you . In any event , COME, LISTEN RND PARTICIPhTE . REMEMBER THE FIRST ROU~IDTABLE - Friday, April 30 . RABBI AT METHODIST CHURCH APRIL 25 The whole congregation is invited to at tend .the service on Sunday, April 25, at 7:00 F·M at the Wood Ave nue Methodist Church on the corne r of Wood and Apple when Rabbi Phiilip Rosenberg will occupy tre pulpit of the Reverend Carl Strange . Pas tor Strange will preach at Temple B 1 nai Israel on May 21 • . 1 ,· FACE LIFTING Yoµr Temple Bulletin is undergoing .a change of pace , face and fonna t . . Any arrl all suggestions are being welcomed . . Gontact Doris Steinman by mail (2255 Southwood) or phone PL5~2809 evenings . News for next month ' s bulletin is due no later than April 21 �ORG~ IZi~T!ON NEWS WE TAKE PART IN SOCIAL .t-1.C'IION On Sunday , March 28 , B1 nai Brith members attended the Memorial Services held at the Muske g on County Courthouse for Mrs . Viola Liuzzo , Civil Rights \riorke r sl ain in Alabama last week . b 1 nai Brith was one of the Sf, onsors of the se rvices . Other memters of the Congre gation 'Were also in attendance . B ' NAI BRITH ON THE MOVE The Jewish Catholic Dialogues held on March 21 at Aquinas College ard at Terrple Emanue l in Grand Rapids is one of many conferences taking place throughout the country sponsor e d by the B ' n a i Brith AntiDefamation League and tre Catholic Churches arrl Universities . The Dealogues were atte nded by several ~undred Je'Wish and Catholic layYOUTH GROUP ACTIVITIES men, clergy arrl. some nuns . The Muske gon Temple Youth Group All d?Y conference s explore d has bee n very busy in t he l a st Jewish-Catholic attitudes with recouple of months . The y partici gards to achieving a better unde rpated in four "Youth for Unde rstanding between t he two r e ligions . standing" programs . Incidia ntally Religious objects of both religions there was a story about this were on display . project in the NF TYme s , t he NationMembers of th9 congregation who al Youth Group Newspape r . attended said it 'Was most worthActing as waite rs and wa itre s s e s , while and expres se d the hope that the Temple Youth Group worked on more members would participate in the Kosher dinner , held a t the such conferences in th9 futuce . Temple on March 28 . April is the month f or e lection J..N ACTIVE HADASoAH of re xt year's officers . Propose d The Hadassah Study Group held slate is: Presi dG nt : Harold two study sessions in the month of Shumacher; Vice fre side nt - LorMarch at the homes of Shirley Raparaine Friend; 2nd Vic e - Pr e sident port and Jean Be rman . The 11 Grea t Ellen Lipman; ·Sec r etary - Carol Decisions of 1965 11 course of study Steindler; Board Member - Dave as sponsored by the Foreign Policy Cherin . ll.SSociation provides the materials Also scheduled in t he n ear future from which the me mb e rs of Hadassah is a t:alk to the eighth grade cla.ss are working to bee ome better inby President becky t1.shendorf , formed about for e i gn policy and explaining th3 Youth Group and its effect on our country and what it does . its citizens . By Harold Shumacher ' This month discussion centered around the situation in Viet Nam FCURTH and East Germany. QUi.RTER OF Those of you who are interested PLEDGES in participating, call Shirley NOW Rappport at SH4-0471, during the DUE evenings . ;,ND B.i:.DLY NEEDED i Page 3 - -- -------------- �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL R.nJviBLINGS This year's rurim celebration was an unqualified succe ss from beginning to end . The Siste rhood served a delicious lunche on, the eighth grade did a bang-up ( !ll ) job with 11 vv ild \';est l-urim" and tre boys and girls who participate d in the Costume pa r ade all made an exc~lle nt showing . We saw a few tears af ter the prizes we re awarded , but next year givos us another chance to try again . Our eighth gr ade teache r, Mrs . Be cker , ·will be spending the Fassover holiday in Sc otland . Do you supp ose they make Matzos with oatmeal ? Word has come to us that our Bas Mit zvah boys , Lee Oppenheimer and Arthur Rothschild , have been accepted into the exclusive Saturday morning Shabbat 11 C & H Society"* aftor pr oving that they could keep up with the senior memters pl ate for plate ! l ! Sp~ak ab out dedication - though t here werDn 1 t classe s on March 28, every memte r of our teaching s t aff was at the Templ e as sisting with the Sisterhood Dinner . Too very pers on who teaches you the Ten CommandnB nts may have served you chicksn soup ! With Passover just a round the corner , our rBxt ma jor event in Religious School will be the Model Sede r on Sunday, ~pril 11 . Religious School and Hebrew School Spring Vacat ion will be April 18 . See y ou next month . _ Lois Cherin *Challah and Herring CGMING :SVENTS : Hadassah - Slate of offic ers to be presented at 2 AR§it6 ~a~i~~iRgnonor Din~r at YW Page 4 · SISTLRHOOD ~'TA.Ti LONV.i!:N'I'ION Apr i l 26, 27 and 28 are the dates . The Convention will be hel d in Lansing and will include sessions in l eadership , program pl.ar1ning, social a ction and working with youth . Those who would like to attend must contact Doris Stromberg at con:::e for reservations. Phone SW8-118S. Doris Stromberg will be installed as second vice-pres ident of the Michigan State Federation of Temple Siste rhoods at this convention . Congratulations to her on this forthcoming honor . SISTERHOOD'S CORDON BLEAU t The Sisterhood ' s Koshe r, ma jor fundraising project for th3 year , finally arrived on Sunday, March 28 The r esult?---h huge success , The final accounting had not yet been made at the time of this publication, but evidence points to a financial bonanzq . To Lois Cherin , Lotta Shumache r and to each and every chairman and worker up arx:i down the line , a martfe lt thanks for a tremendous job, well done . -------- SISTERHOOD SPECIAL REPORT It I s all over now except for a r eport of the final figures . This experience has turned our girls into gourmet cooks and human computers who can turn out dishes for yOO with the savoir-faire of experts . The fortune made on this dinner will not be the dollars and cents that end up in our treasury, but rather the richness r esulting from the "togetherness" of our Jewish Community working as one la rgE: family . We need more of the same and not just every (Continued_on _Page 5) �SISTERHCOD SPEX;IAL REPORT (Cont'd) I1 Frances an:i Milt Steindler. The beautiful Shabbat Altar flowers 1"ew years . The "Kreplach Kweens", a group of were disignated for our use at the less than ten, turned out 1910 Kre - dinner . plach in two days . The perfectly beautiful table The "Cherry Chairman" , Rhoda Rose decorations were created by Marie and her 11 sweeties 11 completed over Bacon . More than one guest asked 600 desse·rts in two sessions. Eve to purchase them . Marie, .Ellen time her family opened a cupboard, Cahill and Sam Shurnacher combined cases of ingredients fell on them, their talents to create trn stunning but they were red, white and blue back drop the:. t spelled out "SHALOM" for an excellent .cause . in both Hebrew arrl English and was Next time there's rodeo , we're flanked on the other side by Ellen ' s sending Fran August out to wrestle original drawing . the steers . Single handed "our Gal Did you notice Sam's clever Fran" seasoned arrl roasted 309 signs on the rest rooms? What pounds of prime brisket . -Watch would happen if they'd been in your step, Dr. Ralph t Hebrew only?? The "Order of the Feather" The two stars of radio and TV , should be awarded to Viv and Beth President Doris Stromberg and Ashendorf for 1,600 feather (matzo) Betty Broutman did a mighty fine balls in two days . Only one comjob of advertising us to the plaint, we could rave eaten at public . least 1,600 more . Prize dishwasher Abe Ashendorf A warning to mashers - don't get has confided to us his money has tough with "Muscles II Galombeck - · not be en made solely on au to parts she may be curvaceous, but when she but on the fact that he is in pounds Challah dough (the ones you great demand at kitchen sinks ! bou1Zht in the Bake Shop) stand Frances Kant or has become the aside tl queen of cakes and cookies . If Please don't worry when you can ou need top not ch chairnE n for have too job done professionally. your bake sale Frances plus Thelma Chairman Lotta Shumacher is availab iiener are a winning pair . on a 24 hour basis . Part of our "Mrs . Money" (Rose Lawson) was success was due to trn fact that t her usual stand and we 1 re anbetween working on every committee, iously awa;Lting her report . she did all trn worrying which Too "Three Trafficteers" , Alan freed the rest of us for other ppenheimer, Sam Shumacher and Jim tasks . rice kept dining room confusion If all the newcomers to our own to an absolute minimum and community we re "Cahill Caliber" , ould qualify as mai tre 'd I s at we I d be indeed fart una te • Audrey, ny posh ea ting place . Elaine (who thought she came home Thanks to those who aided us from MSU for a quiet week-end) and inaiciaily and in the true spirit Ellen were among our eagerest f Tzedokah by remaining anonymous . beavers . A Golden Eagle Award to "Good we had a 11 good luck on your cout" Marv Gudelsky for the mlI.lY dinner 11 note from Hawaai vacationing · (Continued on Page OJ , Page S �Yl-,.HRUIT MAY VANl[J)ERLi~ST , mothe r of Mr s . I sadora ,.,_ shi:mdor f , 1-,:p ril 1 MORRI S KnNTOR , h usband of Mrs . Frances Kantor , fat he r of Dr . Mor t on Kant or , .t1pril 6 BJRl~.11.hD fi_1-.SS , fa tho r of Mr s·. Ha rold Kline , April 6 LOuI S CE.:c;vLIN , fathe r of J a ck and El lis Ch0vl in , A:r--ril 6 , Ni s an 4 :MOLLY SOLOMON , mothe r of Mrs . Me yer Jacobs , .April 7, Nisa n 5 ESTrER GUDBLSKY, wife of David Gude l s ky , mothe r of Ile a ne Gudelsky, s ist e r of }L's . 1'h:i l ma --J i<:: ne r , . April 10 SA&-. N-2:lMi:~R , mot he r of Mr . Ted Ne umer , ;,p r il 12 B~SS I Z ?ASS, mothe r of Mrs . Harold Kli ne , siste r of Louis Aron , April 13 HMOLD ROS~N , husband of Mr s . Marcia Ro sen , f athe r of Mr . Dougla s Rosen , br other of Mr . Le o Rosen , .npr il 14 J OSIJ.J-I \: I .::..I-'JR , husband of Mrs . Pauline Wi ene r, fa tre r of Mr . Joe l Wie ne r , Ap ril 14, Nis a n 12 MOSES l-Tl'K0\1.SKY , f a the r of Mr s . Morr:i,s Te l es , 1-,p ri1'14 , i\ is a n 12 RACJ-i~L KRUP SKY , mothe r of Mr s . Harry terman , Apr i l 16 ESTl:.i::R ~OS.t: , s i ste r of Mr s . Leo Rose a nd Hrs . J.. mlrew Ep ste in , 1,.pril 1 7 LODI S Li:iNIN , f athe r of Mr . J oss Le v i p. , ;,p r i l 17 ST.J.1: Ha1;E i~21\~DY GROSSM.11.N , dau ghte r of Mr . and Kr s . Le nnan Grossman ; .hpril 18 hJ,,CEA.C:L STRGE:: .:-11.G, mothe r of Dr . Mauric e Stromb<c: r g , il.pril 19 DORJ. SI LV...oREnH, mother of Mr . Sol Silv er nnn , Apri l 22 fil:UBEN BSPJiJAN, f a ther of Louis and Harry Ber man , April 23 SOLOMON Z~LIKOvH TCH , father of Mrs . Howard Bruelbeck , Apr i l 23 (Page 6) YAHR.2.::;I T - Continued F1~ ID.a ~ LIKO\·iI TCH, mo t he r of Mrs . Howar d brue l _e ck , a p ril 23 MANDEL CLn.YMAN , fat re r of Mrs . Norr is Kant or , ni-, ril 24 , Nisa n 22 Ph.L;L vfLi;NER , husuand of Hrs . The lma Wit:me r , f a t he r of Donald Wie ne r April 29 CONOOLENCE Our condole nee and deepest sympathy to the family of RO.S.t1 wI MPFHit,;JvJ.ER sister of Louis Darms tadte r and aunt of _rrs . J a ck Ste i ndler , who p as s ed away March 4 in New York CO NTRI BUTIONS Ros en Altar Fund From Mrs , .France s Kantor and Mr . & Hrs . Ralph Hawkins in gr a t efulne ss f or the r e cove ry of Mr , Lo o Rosen . Scholarship Fund From Mr s . He l e n Kulka in honor of Mr s . Selma Cahn HEBREW - ENGLI SH DIC TIONARY i.. VJJLABLE A comp l e t e He brew- Enr. lish die ::. tiona r y ha s bee n purchased for the Temple libr ary with a contr ibuti on to th: Libra ry Fund b y the Lev i n f amily i n me mory of Louis Gr:ee nberg REFU1-1.H S}Ii-i.L.TI"iAH our p rayers and sincer e b e st wish0 s t o MR . LOUIS D.li.ftMST1..D T.J:R who is a pati ent at Hackley Hos pit al , a nd to MR . LEO Ros;"N ~RS . EU GENE FISHER who we re patie nts at Hac kley CONGRa'lUL,~TICNS TO : Mr. arrl Mrs . James 1-•ri c e on the bi r th of a s on , Chad Nathaniel , born on .March 8 . Nan c y say s he I s such a good baby . Sl eep s al l n i ght . �ARE YOU SURL!: IT ' S YOUR COAT? Nii.M2 OUR N~KSL~@R -Each of our organizations will be given th3 opportunity to submit two names for our 11 new 11 Temple paper . Errt rie s must be submitte d no later than 1.pril 23 . The organization whose name is chosen will receive the numbe r one spac e for its article in next month ' s bulletin . . This month's bulletin gives indication th:i t space will have to be allocated sparingly, in the future, so get your suggest e d nalll3 s submitted early •. SoJTEone traded coats with Sam Singer at a recent service and he 1 d like to locate his own - a three-quarter black Mac Gregor coat with a black fur collar and black quilte.d lining • . It was a hew one , and tha one left in its place is similiar only larger , longer and older . Cre ck your closet and call Sam if you have the wrong one . · IMPORT.i,NT NOTICE kll meeting dates , thank you notices , and . other information for the May bulletin must be at the Temple off_ice in writing by b.pril 21. No phone calls will be made to solicit late informatio:r;i. . BEST lISHES TO Mr . and Mrs . nerbert Steinman on the engagement of their daughter Miss Kare n Steinman , to Mr . PinJEvvISH Cb.LEND1-,.RS STIIJ., .11.VaILhBLE hhos Bak, son of Rabbi and Mrs . Jewish Home Calendars showing Benjamin nak , of Baltimore , all the Holy Days are still on Maryland . hand at th3 Temple office for any who wish extra ones . The Funeral Home which supplies the se to the .A~llJIV.ri:RS.1-.RIES Temple reports that they still Mr . & Mrs . Jack Chevlin , April 2 receive calls reques ting them, but Mr . & Nrs . Robert Rosenberg, all copies are at Tan ple office . i,p ril 13 There are also e xtra Corrrnunity Mr . & Mrs . J . K. Kaufma n , hpril 14 Lists available . Mr . & Mrs . Herman Grossnan, April 27 SECRET.hRY ' S OFFICE HOURS 9:15 - 1:15 on Jviondays through CHAl'JGES OF .nDDRESS Thursda ys , later by request . On your copy of 1964- 65 ComTake no te of this message which is munity List , please change the stuck sorre place in each a.ille tin , f ollowing addresses : as never a day passes but what Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause to sane disgruntled ~erson calls to 428 Ruddiman, North Muskegon say: "I camein at 2: 30 (or 5 :00 Mrs . 1-.udrey Cahill to o ' clock or a quarter past 7:00) 1850 Elwood Str eet and YOU ' D GONE .nLR&DY11 • Calls 'Ire se are tre only address changes submitted stnce lists were may be mde to home phone of J:'R'3-6957 w-hen necessary . printed in early fall. Please advise Se c retary of any other c hanges of address Page 7 �SISTERHOOD REPORT (Con I t from Page 5 assists behind the scenes. "Trooper Wiener" .(Jean, that is) manned her post at tre stubborn coffee urn, walking cast et al, for five solid hours. Saturday night before tre dinner was something to behold Here's your chance to cast a ballot to elect huth Oppenheimer 11 Sp.nitary Engineer". We hcrl more garbage (vegetable peels, etc.) than cans, more trash (boxes of paper, etc.) than containers. Ruth neatly apportioned packages arrl sent them home with tre workers. Where else do they allow you to work arrl take garbage home also??!! If we rave a deficit in the salad departnent it's due to rran August. She was askEd to be tre "taster", but :jj,5 .00 worth of cole slaw is ridiculous, Don't be fooled by her offer to·mix gravy - it consists of one jigger wine for the pot and one jiggar of wine for Frances % Love and kisses to our "Small Fry" and "Juniors" for a trerendous job but two "special special" IlE ntions • Debbie Kantor (chip off Grandma Frances' block) is a A-1 salesladyo Deb peddled tooth brushes she be0 \JAI IS Fourth and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Office Phone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: PL5-5318 lieves in brushing after every meal. That's Mart's indoctrinati.on, no doubt) to our guests and' made us sore une~ ~ted money. Jeannette Greenberg is a whiz-bang with silverware, rolls and table setting and worked Saturday night as well as SUnday. Honorary Sisterhood merrher Jake Ashendorf came trrough in his usual wonderful style. Not only did he help with advance preparations, but ha came early. on Sunday arrl stayed late, A lovely gesture was na.de by Harriet Kline in memory of her sis:ter Blanche Hass. The orange drink and coffee blend were donated to. us as a gift. EverJone deserves a Golden Mogen David and special nention by rJ?.me for the wonderful coop:ration and in spite of a few obstacles we did rave funo . P,, S. Into every life a li t _tle rain (or mil) must fall. Afte r spending ten grueling hour.s in tre hot steaming kitchen, Ruth O.i,-penheimer staggered into her home to be greeted by son l'l eil freshly blossomed out in neasles& By Lois Cherin �/ \ fJ<UMMAGE ~ , '0d \c IT y RE SCU[ /1;~ 1~_s10 N l]~ADASSAH T ' r/ ,., . ~- \~·\ ~.~<' ~--:,.L~-, - -... ,__ ' . ~~ f - . -- \ __,;c.;;._~ '- . ,,,1 ,·-; ,- ,) .. ,_ ii - • \ . I l '\J ' \ \d~\ PLEASE BR I f~G RUVliVlAGE tD NDAY f~I GHT, THE \"\,__"" / 5TH OF APRIL. \,\,_' ',""-~ THANK YOU FOR YOUR AID ' - ,/ . , ,-, \ ! 1 / '11 , , . ,i1 BOOl<S DI SHES PJTS . ~ / '7 . ., ,,,)! /, /, " ,, -~ {!_, . / . ) () \!.1 ''. 'i/ . , ;i- J / l Iv /I ·, / \ J (_,!_;// I ✓,\ t--;.. / , , ._~ / _-, ~ \ ~/, . . J -- ·----~ , / ~ -~ , \ P,\NS CLOTHES AND 'WHAT~OTS ARE DEEPLY APPREC I ATED. FURNIT URE AND TOYS TOO! ./ ,,,,.-;./ - ' (. "-\ IN THI S I NSTA~JCE...... ·· i·--, -::---~)1/~I .----J ~ JJJ'i iG ,>:::;:::= ✓/ _i____ /'/' -·/ ---~ < --·-/ / ~---~~~- ' '' ul, __ _) . ~ /{ / / \ 1.r:.~\ AIID FOR YOUR _moPERATION i1.i' /jITT_____ __ 1/hf'"-J . / - > ~ ~;_,, / '--~ j ,· ~---:-····'<-~~=v- ·\, \'--! // •' ·. I ! \( ,· . \ll "',,--,,\r--\--·1).------ --;,--:::.--·-:;.,;-:1/-l ---\ -.-~ '--._,' ' \ I ' " - ~· ). T RE ET . . ,/;,,,.--;--:..~---., i -tJ --"'-.-C:1 .: · ·. ., . . ;;_;,_ ,,• 1 .., · ,4-, --,' \,,,I ,,• - ' . - - , ~'--· . '\ r. '',\'- , 'r·,_' , ',-<,v . ' ....._ ____. . . . _ /. -; / i/ · - J)---..._ __ _---------------~~\. ' \._ f y / ,, I / ·1 •"\C _-.-/ '.\ ·, -, !, - ,\/j - . ·' '---- - ~ '. V NF I ' 1 r-,' \ ·'(-V ,· ' I \ ' ''.\_ ' -· I, 6, 1 -I,, ~-. / f' p --Y a ~) A I' RI l 'v I, f"-_ . ' 7 er/ (I ;>7c." ,cc r: .. !' -_ ~ 'y\'>..>(\,Y \ U ECD .)l A y , =-•- ---, /- / . , · ~ • .,,,-~ ~ , _j,-\J/ ,, ;/ / ____, ,. ·/_) E LLEN • OR CALL THE FOLLOWJNG: A PE ·70 105 RON - - FLORENCE RUBINSKY - PA 57-297 g __ ~: JAKE ASHENDORF, PA 27-564 FOR PICKUP SERVICE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) 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Michigan, _;)..bx:aharn-B.ll.d.e..cllan..,1-...llahh:L ______. ________ ___ _B_er;;:1ard ___Ei.sher+·-~~---- April :2 ,,_l.2.53....l.------ -·-----·--------------·-- ··--·-·----1:lUi.aJ1...lL,_51JJ..:...,__ SABBATH PASSOVER Sf.RITICE Frfctri'y;'Jprr:n:-T?73l'5-f>.]~1 ~ Thi~ sm~mor:. will be. on the sub.iect ~ "THE E'l'ERNAL QUEST POR FREEDOM". 3habba ': w.i 11 f oJ.J.ow t.he sEn'-irices in the -ve::;try ~- An Oneg *** *************** MEMORIAL SERVICE 'fu e ::i day Ii Apr:J:-1'·"7?) J]:f5o'..A ,. M"' On the la~t day C)f PassoVEir ~ a Memor--. j_al Service will be held. 11 in which · special Yi zkor F, memorial p:r-ayers \"lill be:· rec:ttec for our dear depar'!ledv The commar;.dment "Honor 'l'hy Father And Thy .Mo ,; her" is obliga·cory in death at:, well ar:; in 1 ife. t·le honor our d.end by· at,tHnding memorial services_, The Un-ton ?rayer Book 1,...,111 be us.ed at th1 s service :; '£he sermon wi 11 be on the subjec ~ ~ "'HO\.' SHALL 1.''E FO!JOR THE DEAD" ll> IMIOR1'AN'r DA'IES _ . . . . . , _ . ~ - .... - - ~ , - a l l the fl<:?sh alive" For men can be ensl.av-1Ten can be ed in more ways than one enslaved to themselveso :,_'hE?.n they let emott,,n sway them to their hurt. wher. the:, permit, ha.rmfuJ. habits to tyrannize over their, ......they are slaves " h'hen .laziness or cowardice keeps them from doing what they know to he th(~ right f) when ig{l : norance blinds them so that, like Sam- ? t , ., ~Memori.al Servic:e 10 :00 A .. M~) 7 o" oSister.hood Meeting 8 =30P .,N,, ) l),, c- ,B' nai Brith MeE)tin.g ,1: 15PMo ) .L3"·'·>Hada:-rnah Board). a:15 P.-Mo ) L5_," ., Adult Study Group 8 :30 P.JI-L.} ,A.tril__~~~ "-· .Haqa,$_sa_t! N~~!Jl1~~1QJ~.i.tk.) 'April (April ( A~ril Apx·il , Ap~il. The freedom we strive for means more than broken chains., It means liberation from all those. enslavements that warp the spirit and bli 6ht the mind 9 that de~ stray the soul even though they leave ij To Mr,. &, Mrs,. Pe:r•ry Bacor. on the birt.h of a daugt.ter Shirley or1 March 28thc, The KIDDIE KARNIVAL sponsored by the Hadassah Duds which was to have been scn " \~hey can only turn. round and round :i.n riieanin5less drudeery•M ••they are slaves , When e11vy !) bitterness and jt;?alousy .sou:r;th1~1.r joys and darken the b:riehtness of their contentment--they are slaves to theriselves nncJ. shackled by the chains oi their own forging" Me!!. can be enslav, ed by poverty and inequality., ·:then the fear of need drives them to dishonesty und violence,, to defend:tng the guilty and accusine the innocent---,they are slaves \'.11en the work men do enriches othersfl but leaves them in want of strong houses for shelter~ mow.~ishing food for themselves and for their child"' <J reni.i and warm clothes to keep out the cold...... they are slaveso slaved by intolerance o Men can be en~::hen. Je-~1s are heil.d 0:1 April 12th~ has been postpont:,do forced to give up their Jew:Lsh way of life~ to abandon their ~orah 9 to neglect Fu:-the,:- dF.l:li&ils later on., '.f atch for ne•vs i 1.1 ot,r Bullt~tin the:i.r sacred festivals .~ to leave of'f' re .... __ ________ ,, LOST .....AND FOUi'JD "' buildj_ng their ancient home1and,>,,.they are slaves., When they mu.st deny that they are Jews in order to get work.., ,-they :·till the party who picked up the ivrong are slaveso '.':-hen they must live in conhat by m:i.stake· at ~he Corn:mnity Seder s1~ant fear of unwarrantud hnte a.nd pre~•lease. return sarnn to .Hr .. Sam .Shu"!lacr,er., judico-.,,,they are slaves, How deep] y :.'e sti U. rave t,wr~ men 1 s hats u a la:lrjr' s these enslavements have scarred. th :'.! !l!T'.':>rel la and a g:i.lt mesh ~wenim; hat worldt The 11mrsv the destruction/) the i.n the 'fE;mple office which ba\re not sur~:erinc'.it the wa~te! Pesah calls us to t r 13n ln1.F,8do . be fret,~ rree fro1:1 t.he tr.army o.f ur = �flr>d. i.ri, •·1 .,~ ,.,.~ .:,•.. ,:.. tl..•1n1,.J'n ~ 1~ • . . , ..,. 1\ _. ,~,.J. ,.,, ': Lr.;. j\. • i'.:,· :.-:> Y'"'.>Q•>",1"" p,;, •.(A'""-,;;;, 't.,· ..h•!> 111., mm &~ lvri.H~ , fr-.f e f :-:.;.1 :11 <.:,he enslav e.,. ~ --,·>· tu·e ... V, ,...~ 'l('1, ·t1· ,,, ..J.. !... • -;•.,..rf''-' ~ J !:•n(:, ·~: I. 1""·1~Jl. ·fn ,"'q t"v ,/,.4 .., -. • I j fj 0 .,. , f"''('' !'.') ~ .,, ~ lr.r:>m t,h3 c.•orr.ocU.ng hate: ·that eat,s away t he t -iti:$ -vihicL tm:ice mankind,., Pesah call.s upon uf:: to put an end t,·o all :.:dav~rvt Pesar·. cries out in t.he name of Go<;! ., 1'J_.et my pr:::i:,ple go" ., P,rnah stum·1ons us tc1 f:<·r::edo:m,) - '-· 17'1 Of .f.'I d r.::,r.i~ and Board of '::.'r·.: at1:.!eS together ·;,rith the entire Cone;:regat ion v-r:tsh t;c si vr;i t.h(::ir hea:r.t:i.Eist thanks to Mrs"' MctX Sh1~1acher for her very efficient, deli c:'.. 01:.s and. ryJ..t:nitifu1 ,:1ed.er, As u.su.;1.l it h-?.c~ t.he :3hnma.-::her. tcn.1c ::1 t,hat rr.ad~ lt B,1dt a mem(H'abln and. joy,,;_,, us oGt"'asicmo ~:hanks clg1.:.:l:n Leah o :r :.l o 11ot bc].:i.(~1;1e tltat t.}1e nlztnr1e1" :l.Yl which \Jevt:t r:h .t'est.J.ials are ob~;;erved Jack ,: :hevlin,. , ,April 2 ~ <lo r3 n full j u.f:;ic t:.i t.o t n.c histor::.c :ilOH~(~rts thPy ,~e1eln·a"i::;(~ er t.o the , al~•!)C ,,l,_. ..,, 1 ~' h:.jr (J • ~'{ ~·1>bol-i.,.,,.,_ -., . ·.;. , , • r}'_a!.t . -r.,~~ l"'I '~ ;, u ,:;.,. ~ ,..,.; nrr "-'-i;::r•" t, l:-""r.,-·,4!1rt; ~.••. h • do hl,:rt to co:1tent ,· it :is time ·co t.h:i.nk of )·1cw f o:rmt, : 1\ symbnl shot'J.d be t:i.: ,1nr,p,u···;Hlt, and not opaquii.~ and sh ,: :mld spE~;;,k f;J.oquent.1y and convi:c::,;ingJ y of t lw idea ~t represer t s ~ It i :s no·:: i.eai.lth " :;.t .Ls not stat:.ic .l>.,, it ii:; not ~:ocial - st.:.rud:1 ng and anb:i ti on VJb i ch can ma. ku ua ·w orthy of t he t:lelvid1 nmae'.1 ,:,f 'thti Jewi.sh h1:i 1"itage<> 'l'o be wort.hy ,? f thmn iii '.1Je must 1::.ve, up ti.) ar~d with them ~ ',- fo must ree,::\. rd ourselves t he:ir· cuctodia ns" Ev,1:r-y youn1c~ man her~:;t rr:usl; feel that, ho :'J.s the t :r.us·;;e1:>. o.f 11,hat :.s 1:•sf\t j_n J,~111 -~ 1 ish history., Ca r·:r :i ,~· Steindler, mothur- :>f' r,1:ro Milton ~i t(~.\ rdl,er , March 30th o Hchc :nary-· !ie:..:;t,; 9 m,:ther of f'.'!rs o Barney R0borts 1 Nisan . 14th n ·,,.re,.,_ , i ,:· 1··-1"l"\·1·:'.I r ; . ;"a,-t•t,ll~ 1... --~r c,f .... l -s,,. v e.; n fl nro , rraz Schubb; Nr., Louts Bermar,. , k i m.n 1'.:i th) !;1, .. . .J....,.. t...' __ t_,. ;1. ~ -. ... ,., ~ '..f,.,'U. ~I":~ ,•:> \·.) 1i'1',:,._.\ !> .. .J... "'. -~ 1\ ::;tJ n r~y man once c::i.1110 upo,1 a :most te1n1:t iur;" 1r;alnut tree,., }{.j suddtmly f'alt a i:;tx'c. ng de:s:i:re, to eat the nuts,, St".1 he took hjs coat off and began to cJimb th~ treeo A::: hti st,:u~ted he prayed ; tDrear. Grid 11 i.f Yi;yu • 11 make~ it ea.sy for me tr., cl:i.ml;l t ,o tt e tc.,p ot t.h ,~ tr(,e, I 1 )r ornise tc.: put t·n ~-v ••'1v,c,,, ·'"'Y ,E ...'"'l''l,,.,,:,.c• ,a: ... \:hJ i ·· r t''" r.,e ch".,·r-·· ..(.1, •• • Lv .i b,.,..,. .. '-'·•.... •) ,1.1r1 « .-r..... 1 ·1, ,,1·) ·'•hL ,, t,...,,, !!I ... , ,.~ , .• t.<~u--ht'· r:,,..n ~ ~ to(,, .,.·,uch t.,1 Ci IJ;. ~,:~ .l .\ \:,. vlJ. 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""'~ D .. ~ ',; inJ ladies for their contributions and labor :i.n helping :nake the S,Jdm:· one of the nicest -,.11e: have had in t he SJsterhood B ~ na.i :tsraE:l "Jill hold 1.t:.1 •m1 '1 '"m<"•'~ -:.i.:~E',., l ,• •• e - • • .1..f L.,, H"''' ',._,.::,(.h, .,~,::»,, Jo•~j . c;ah T" ·t · '•/ •• ;,,... 2.ir1.nva:•. Bazaar· en May 6th in the 1empl~ 'I'E-;) np·l 1 '~011 !) .1\braham C.' ·'l.. J'" ,.., ,l n·..· t:..,v •..,.,,:,,r.. 9 .,,h;;. C! ,a,m .ty.. ta.'• -~ ·, """ c.• ""'_, j''.':t" ....,h«, ,,,}•eelc '·"i"'ig C'L'.lt1 ....... ·1 ""l ~,,., ~, \,).\. l;.,-:, , . . ... ' . •Dp~ ~1. 1~i....1 .... •J t,,:, n ;.. , o ar(!l.,. \' t, Jt.,. Lerma.:n _,, Kormna Gude1 sky n Lou:ts Go1 dhmtg O mtd:, l on. to make this yt~a.r 1. 3 event ,:1. :<i out ~• Sam ~3humacher & Sam Price J) Harold P,:.:i.g~' ::,t.a::1d: ng on·e ., Every- S:L:rt:nrh-:H)d Diembe.rC:..arles Smi t.h fl Eli. Smith ,: .Fred. Rodo- 1"'/ .L:::; iI Sk ed t o :par.ticipa.t,:? :Ln s ,:-,i,1e '\t.iay E1.s Seymour FlosenbergJ L<..,uiE, G:i:-0E:1srr.an ,1 ~:,hif:, :~ s our \:lg funtl -- rai rd.:ng; for t he 1"• 1 {.:'c,•!>o'l,l!'.lor 1,-.,,,. . ,,. .\~;.,~r1 li' · ""'il C' · t · c,in J'"a• ... ,." 1 '' • ..,¥'-·"':,..,r_, -. .-, I'e"·1en·} .er the pr I·:')"'"' "''"'' ,... ~,,., .... J;',1.(., C UJU,~, { ··• · '--•v- 0 ,,;;:.,. Ii c.,,, t, . t,:~ 'l"\,., ·,l) ·1 j. 1 ,,a ""'•' C1:: !":~:r:.. n 8 Rol.Hn·t. C'. ,.e:'."in ,, Edward K:c-aurrn ., m• r Sur:day sc:10-:11 et.c ,, ;l,:,a ~J a bl(:; tr) our l.oui.s Berman r · Lou.i.s D2.rmi::,t;adt(:1l'." 1 c h ildr en and a. J.~;o the o,tber s: or,fort s: of' lfo.:•x•:l.s LE1v :i.m1 !i Lou:LB t ron 1l R;:~ l ph fu; g .., 1:n..tr 'C(,mplo" Help a. good ca.use and de, u.st ;: Sigrr:.1ad •c;ah.~1 9 .A1"°t.rHAT nrecin. J~]rf 11 y t:,u''.' ::,hnrt:~ , t.h e:re ~ s ivo1'."'k fer ever·:, one., H,u •r~ :.:en i( •iend , )f ;:;i, a 'l, .. c, • • ,:. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/62aa7d0c9c11410ce42676bb8c5534da.pdf f71a662fd7a992e8614cbed831164ac6 PDF Text Text t·EMPLE 1 NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stank:~ Kaplan Dr. Arthur Greenberg, President A:::iril 21, 1961 Nrs. Evely.1 Ge.lombeck, Choir Director J..Yfil:._5.~,_57-2~l_ _ _~ }= ir~. Arnol d Bourziel. 11usic Director and Organist C O i1 : , U i'1 I T Y W OR S HIP THIS SA 8 BA Tr-I Sermon: 8: 30 Plvi April 21st "THE :i!:;ICEfr,iAm~ RSV2LATIQi.-j 11 In Honor Of Israel Independence Day and Jewi sh HL1tory Honth * -~ -,oneg Sh ,bbc.t -}E- -~ , ~:- . ~}. S 1~ 8 8/~T Ii * 1} April 28th ·¾- 8:30 PM BAS riITZVAH O.l:" LORf..ArnE FRIEND Oneg Shabbut ReceDtion T R A D I T I O J ~ L WO R S H I P Sabbath Eve April 21st and 28th Sabba th i,1orn April 22nd and 29th -,.- 7:30 PH 8:30 AM �C A L E iJ D A R .APRIL 21 s t Fri5k.Y ISRAEL rnDEP .£1.~ DEi:i CE Di1.Y 23ru - 26 Sundc.v \ 'eclne ~c.~w Hadas sah Convention 23rd -- Suncby Religious School - 10 _- 12 : 15 AM Confirmation Cl&s s - 1 - 3 with Ra.' ,bi TYG Heeting 4 - 6 P:l'i Dis cu s sion 5 - 6 24th - 26th - Honday ·;_ -i:Ktnesc'l!.Y MICHIGAr; STAT6 TZ.;PL.tt,; ~IST c,H.HOOD CONVFNTION - Detroit, BethEl 24th - 27th Hond2.y - Thur sday Regula r Hebrew Cia 3ses 26th - '. :ednesc".ay Adult &lucation - Hebrew 7:30 PM 27th - Thursday B'na i Brith Citizenshin Awe.rd Dinne r - Na s onic Te:,ple 6: 30 TE ~ P ~ E_f A N I L Y Anni ve r -1arie~ Hr. & Hr s. Herme..n Gr o s sman, A,JTil 27 YAH:ru:2ITS Dora Silverman, moths r of Sol Silverman , April 22 Al Hiller, i-!u sband of Mrs . Ann Hiller, April 28 Paul _H . 1.:iener, Husband of H:,:s . Thelma Hiene r, April 29 Joseph Blumberg, -father of Hr s . Sam La ~rs01 1 , April . ';!.l~, Iya r 8 t-------- - - - I i~ V I T. 1~ T I O n BAS d ITZVAH Mr . and Mrs. Harrison Friend rn nounce the Bas Ni tzva h of their dau ghter, Lorre.ine, on Fric7.ay , April 28th e.t 8:30 o'clock in the . evening, end invite t he con Ur,.re :::ra• tion to the recep tion imrnedi~tely f ollowin,,.. in the social ha ll. 0 R:2::FlfoH SHELAYHAH Our p r ayers for good health f or HRS. hOJE SINu..i:R, who i s a ·.x ttient a t Mercy Hospita l. ne lmow she would welcome e;..pre ssions of good wishes . C01rnRATULATI0.1.lS to Nr . & r-ics . Robert Price on t he arriva l cf Lauri e Ellen, u ho w s born c·n A1Jril l ~O~,- - 30th - Sunday Religious School - 10 - 12:15 Assembly Grade 3 BOAiID OF EDUCATIOH i"lE~TING 11 :00 -x' ';, Ml1Y .l? 'v - /;.th Hona.ny ThurnC:~'-Y \ llITH RABBI ... ... -P.c:f!Ular Hebrew Classes Tue scJay, April 25th - will ~x.:cticipa te iii a pi-'.11 01 on HYuuth· 1 L: 2nd 'fuesd,\y__ D _e troit a t Temple D2th21 f or t~10 Si s tcn·:1oc,d Bo11..1.· d Meeting 8: 15 PM Michi gan Sta te TemiJl e Sist3:;.•l1ooc'.G AnLual Convention .. . Habhi rapl m1 At_h - ThU!'Sd['.,Y . i 3 c01:ch1ding hi ,J t h:i :::cl. arcd fir, ~1. 7 _ f : Lc.i },: :i. th 8:30 PM ye~:~ e.~ ~b~Jii1~c(.~1 St ::. tc J~-J.-,li ec::-' ----- - - - - ' ta i'-1J:_:·; ,. ~ . \ Till 0-.:! t~~-,., 11 ---.~1.~----~~ f,--:~--tl:9 Hei£:ht L! i( hran i s <·:..L,b c . Tr.'_. .~: SC.O.":f 1 Aprjl 2~ , at n o~ n . •· �A d0H&1 'l'OUS ~!~.c:KEdD ?'OR ALL OU R YOUTH SI S'l'~~RHOO D' S ivili.Y ME:STING Th is nast we ekend our TYG played May 9, 1961 . t he hos t to the Bm'- r~. of i·'1i c hi gan HAY ~! Our lo.s t r egul a r meeting S t ate Te:,nl e You t h . Thi s oppo rtuof the year - an c1 to cel ebr ate ni t v fo r ~ur Youth to strengthen Mothe r s t Day wee. re urging a ll their group and to enjoy an inmothe1~s , gr rmdmothers ~ ~unts anc.'. spiring and e x hil£'. r 2. tin g weekend in p ote.:a t i c.l mothe r s to J 0 1.11 u s f or. its own Temole an d Co:mmuni ty comes election of off icers, and then to only r a r ely: be ser enac.ed by Jvlr s . Donald (Jo) It was a most rnemor2.hl e ond Ve l cman e.n cl Mrs. Donald (Lucill e) su.cce "=. s f ul we ekend to a ll. The Ha ck . Th e Tempo will be modern, y oun g a dults who had t he ma jor resrhy thmic .:-.n o. melodious . pon s ibili ty worked very diligen tly The 1.foe t in g will be calle~ for to p l an the reli gious '-rors hip, the I 1 o c lod: 2nd the pro gr fl.m will be One g Shabbat d is cu s sion and rec:ppresentcc1. promp tly at 2:30. Plea ~e tion and the specia l Saturday ni ght come on time - there is much to dis- party. Si s t .3rhood advisers and . cu Gs 2..:10. enjoy. p l, r en ts labored with eou a l devotion Ellen Aron to ·)rovide the S[l.bba th luncheon and Si sterhood Program Cha innan t h e - Sunday brunch f or our energe tic SI S'I'ZPJIOO D BOARD_i-iEETil~G d.AY 2 guest s . . _ The Boarc1. l-12.eting which .rould norour Youth Group is to be hi ghly mally b e ·held on April 25 will not ommended for the e x cellence of b e held until May 2, due to the h is 1-iSTY we ekend and _;_'or the honor Si s t e rhood. Convention. It will be · brought thereby to our Congret he l ~G t r e 6~la r meeting of the yea r 2 tion. Our Sist 0rhood an d Ten,le a n c-:. will ;, e a t 8 : 15 in the Templ e . oard r:,r e to be p r o.i serl for their Pl eo.. '' G attend an d b0 prompt. uonsorship, sup port and a i d to such A PL:ZL TO SIST...:;RHOO D H. iMB2F.S ~wi s h progr ams a s these which serve The y ear is f as t coming to a clo s e, he -,)r :.sent need s and the f uture and i f you have not a lreac.y t aken r:JfililS of our Jewish Youth . PARKIN G ON SUNDAY c a::ce of t hes e ma tte rs, PLEASE pay your Si ster hood due s and a chieveThe Bo~.._ r d of Trus t ees of our c onment pl~d~e - so that we ~an compl ete greg['l_tion and the Bo[l r ~ ~f ~uc~:,. our Reli giou s Sc hool commi tmen t s ti on r ecu es t t ha t a ll a r :i..ve r s p :i. ~ 1,.this year withou t any fu rthe r di f p.ne up ~hildren after Religi ou s . · f~ cul tics. Sc hool use the Tem:Jl8 par k ing_J.ot -SIST:BEOOD !i.CTIVI 'i'Y DAY - Thur sd_ays to d o t hi s, so tha t t he con gested CAN CER DRESSrnGS - 1 :00 - 4 :00 Pr'1 .d dangerou s tr:·.ff ic s ituc. tion i n M1·s . r;.orris Kan t or i n Charge ._ front of the Templ e on Fourth St . GIFT & J UDAI CA SHOP 1: 00 - l+: 00 Pivi :nd b e h i nd t he Templ e in t he a lley ltDULT EDUCATI CJ : . s s olved fo r the sake of b oth co::~d lt :Cciuc.::i.-c.ion prog.r2.m ha s rnn i cnce and the safety of our .- . . 0 .n u l"c·1~ _,- a "la · ~, '>P, Oi dis . c~G- DU I •1 1·•·r..ey recue .s t,' t h.,-c,' " • u. t h,• o~ ma, _,.c •JUSur t cone'---·'-'-'r. ,.:, . ~ .1.v1 •Dl 8, . -.,· -·• ·sion • ---, . r.- ,---~ •-) -•-,-•at5·:a R-:,~irr-- fntrance and the all ey not Ce u. s~c.t c 1 Dsses 0. --. P"' ~1'c..:•. ,, 2.1,.0. - o ~-:iick up ::,upi ls excep t in spsc2.cJj_ ions Wl•··c·h..,.J:,-~-, - 1 cof' CJc-' Ov t " cl .., cc: .;- •--· .., -1.a rec . . C"''1-l,., ,,J. -·' i .., ·-·- - ~-lS \..:J. uJ' __r1· .1 ·' --u t 0 J. • ~- 0- - ~ ~ • • • .1 - • - I ntermediate I:Jb:c~--• • - • • - 0 1 • , �B'i'JAI i3RITH W&C0HE CIVIC BALLET! CITIZEi.~SHIP A 1ARD DiiH ER Speaker: Trendell i-Iile s B 1m'.i I s r eel is ri1ost ha)~)Y t o Apri£"27 ~ 6:30 P11 - Munonic Temple welcome the hU,'iK3GO,) CIVIC B;~r.1::T Tickets - f'.,2. 50 TH..~.ATRE a J a 9rominent and vital ? lt:'..APHR.A0E memner of our cultural community. Ask not what your Temple and your It is presenting this yeG.r the c~eReform Judaism can do for you; ask li ghtful "Copellie. 11 , .rednesday , rather wha t you ca;.1 do for Reform Lay 3, at 8:15 P~i a t the Steele Judaism. Junior High School A11_ditorium . 1.!e And may we suggest that you can ha ve also a personal interJst in start right here and no,: -- by at- the Ballet Theatre, not only betendin g Friday evening 8ervice s re- cau c.e many of our con 6 r eg;.:.tion engularly, by joining our A(ul t Study joy this form of art, drama e.."ld , group, by supporting Tem)le affairs music, but also b e cause l-lr s . StananQ by making a generous contriley Ka::,lan i s chairrn2.11 of t ~1e 11 ' b\ition to the Comhined Campaign Copelli2. 11 perforn1cmce and a l s o fbr A..merican Reform Jueai sm in be- becr.u ~-; e R.-1.bbi an d Hrs . Kaplan's 1 ~alf of our Union of Ar,1erican Heelde s t dau ghter, JuC::.yth, is the ~rew Con gre ga tion s ,:mcl our Hebrew second fema le lead, the doll, Union College - J e·. :i s h Institute Co ) ellia. Another daughter, Deof Reli gion . borah, is in th-3 Folk Dance -:ecU.A.H . C. BI3.. !H AL rn 'J,SEDJGT0rJ , DC tioi1. Our own Hab1)i serves on the Hovember, 1961 Boa.r o of the Ci vie 3allet e.c.1d iir::; . - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - ~I~ (1:_1.1_.. 0 1· ~ m~1~i_s its assi s t ant chairman. C0NGfilGATIOtl B 1 i1AI I S& a~L 1WN- PROFIT Fourth & r,rebster Str eets 0RG.ruHZATION TL,&-VALUE HAIL Muske gon, Michigan Talephone: PA2-2702 Ra.bbina ge: P06-5427 0 I I I I I I I ' �PJI.BBI TO YOU Business end Reli gion The prognositcators of our economic welfare seem to be tellin g u s that the r e cession is beginning to recede and tha t thi s _ spring 1:rill bring the blossom of busine ~: s to all our communities. Yet the unem.~1loyment rate is very high for a gr eat an d. :_:,rosperous nation such as ours whose "way of life" is, of course , the bast in the •-rorld e;~cept for the 7% unemployed nationally and the 11~ unemployed locally in grea ter lfa skegon. There is no doubt in my mind that our American "way of life" crn 1)e gloriously beautiful and strong . Fe have t;rea t potential! 1\nd I t hink we might very well (I sincer~ly hope) solve the probl 3ms we inherited from slavery in our land . And we might very well save our nation, which is con s ervative by natrure, from our distrust of respon sible social and individua l freedom . Certainly 'rle can do all this and oore, such a s preserving our commonweal th f rom the bitter ;)oisons of t he rc.c i st , h.,.,_teridden, scapegoat-needL--ig facist and luna tic elements--I say we .£fill do all this as long as '-:e continue to work a t ant.i. a chieve some succe:;; s in enlarging tha democrc-.cv fc.ct or in all our conll!luni tie s , in a ll our states and in our federal governmental structure. As a Je~r, I cannot a cce) t the t heme of our l and that our n a tional "utopia" existed fo. the beginning of our history and in a ru c;ged-individualism and lai s sez-faire Garden of Eden. T me the Mes ~;if:l.h for Ame1·ica is yet to come. :·,1y prejudiced Jewish way of thinl~ing sei ze s u pon the truly great and profound social and politica l s trengths uni~ue to America and anxiou s ly searche s f or the 1-rays of •) romoti.11g growth e.nd fuller i 1:1plementation of our magpi f iceat potentia l. Our lfation now as our Jewish People throu ghout history - has the power of evolving into a shining exam~)le of 11 ·:pirttua l nationa lism" ... in deeds , not just in words , as has been our ~ffliction . In the face of this tremendous )ot~ntin.l to solve our probl ems and to grow in stature and in digpity we have the igno11inious s ituation of a fri ghtfully 18..r [~e percentage of our total work ing ryopulation unemj loyed. We s tand to lose n ow becau s e of this more than the ti t le of the most prosp3rous na tion among t :1e na tions of the world . The solution for our country is many sided . The economic, political and social a reas will be con fronted in state capi tal s , i...'1 Fashin gton and in city &--id county governmen ts. In our s tate I tt.ink ,.-e should a.r,1ong many thin gs join (as I di d ) "Citizens for Michigan " '-Thich was founded and i s led by th~ f orceful ancl. eff ective George Romney. But t her e will be no s olution a t a ll unle s s we as citi zens clea r �our head.~ and direct our minds to the task. For this enc1., increa s ed attendai,ce once a week for Sabbath worship , I believe, is es sen ti al. Instead of Stayin g Rway to man the office or store for e::tra hours , our people should come to the sanctuary to pray, learn anC:. think in order to refre s h the inner life of our being without which nothing is truly achieved. Although Judaism should not be for us a once-a-week phenomen0i.1 or a weekly appointment, and although it should not shrink to a cri s is-religion only, I am in favor of regular Sahbath attendance e xpecially in times of ne,d!!! Of course, all of us are always in need of the exalting, ~uiding, e~nobling influence of our Judaism - that is, if it be interpreted wisely with a view to committment and to :·jerformance of a gooclly way of lif e. A..~d one thing has been for centuries cl 3ar to our teachers, that the Sn1J1xtth above all is essential to Je1rs an d to all free men. Our A...'11ericrt:n nation needs us in our Sanctue.ry Friday evenin 6 s (or Sa turday mornin,::.;s ) ai., C::. with our families throughout the Sa')bath Day. It needs u s at worl: only for the other six days. How, whether this 1960-61 recession is a 11 converse ssion," a situation into which we have "talked ourselves", or whether it is something else and has other causes, only those who dedicate thens elves to the tasks of our 11 Denocracy of the future" will be called "builders of the future, re s tore=cs of the waste places." -:H(".:;~--;,.~,~-:·~-;F,HHf--iH(•;:~ • ~~H~~~- ~:. .~:-:r-;~)~~~~~):"";H~· .-¼-->..HHf--~~'H:-¾-}H~- :8.~~:~ THZ GOLD&·l HIN GE Hebre1r is the key to the survival of Judaism in America . If we throw this unicme and :precious key away, the resplenC::. ent house of Judaisrn •,rhich I the Lord ha th built' will be clo s ed to us and to our ;,os teri ty. 'The l-'::nowled:;e of Hebrew', wrote Sabata Morais, 'is the golden hinge upon which our national o.nd religious existence turns. Flowing down from the hills of eternity, the Hebrew language ha s been set apart by God as the receptacle of truths de stL.~ed to sway mankind and humanize the world 111 - }'.aurice l' h . Shuc1-of sky 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19610421 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-04-21 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 21, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 21, 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/1f748e020984e61de86e1c095e239b80.pdf 20ec81af8ebe0d0eba170227009ffacf PDF Text Text I BNA SRAEL BlJLLETIN t1uskegQ!b,_ Michiga~::: , Abraham Huderman Jab bi ----~--- .. :6ern~rd Il~,, Pre42ide11.t.q,, __Aprtl 22 11 1953.,.APFILIATED ,,'ITH UNION OF AMERo HEBo CONGREG .. - ... Iyar 7 1, 57130 SABBATH EVE SERVICES Friday 9 April 24~ 8:30 PoM~ COUGRA TULA TIONS & ISRAEL 9 ON YOURJ_ll:_Tl;{ gtRTHDUt On che occasion o? Israel'fit'il'th anniversary as a so11er&ign state 'J a spec= ial service of thanksgi,;ing and consecration will be held-:- The services will be conducted by members of Hadassah 9 which for almost half a. century has eon= tributed to the birth and the growth of the State Of Israel; and the United Jewish Charities whose major benefactions have been for Israelo Following the services! an Oneg Shabbat will be held in the vestry in which Members of Hadasse.h wil serve as hostesses o * ~ ***** ***** ****** SABBATH FAMiiY SERVICE IMPORT A. NT DA TES At the bi=weekly Sabbath Family Ser... (April 23 Sisterfiooa~Bazaar ·committees ) ) vice on Saturday() April 25th at 11~00 ( Temple 00 8:00 P.M 0 A.,M.j) the leader will be Stephen Neumer(April 25 Family Service:,c,ll~00 A.M., ) and Carol Parker will g:tve the sermon- (April 27 c· ,.,B'nai Brith Meeting .> oS:15 P.Ml ett~o It is difficult to estimate the (April 29" 0Adul Study GJ'OUPo o~h30 P .,J.10 ) benef:lt,s of attending S ,r·vice with yourtr-·tny 6 ,,,. Siste:r·hood Spring Bazaaro,, .,." ) childrenQ but we are prepared to stake ( 11:00 A.M to Midnighto ) our lives on tha statement that 1.,here (May 8 "'"'Youth Group to conduct Servic~ is no more wort while a tivity in yours( $:j_O P0 M0 or your children es lives D in which you '• .. · ---,.•~ · may pal"ticipate during t.he Sabbath YAHRZEITS 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 hours<".t ., .....-s. DVNAI MEETING . ...BRITH ......... A regular meeting of BVr.a.i Brith will be held on Monday., April 27th at 8:15 P ,.M., Members are urged to make every ffort t,o .attend,, Rachel Krupsky 0 mother · of Mrs ;!> Harry Ho Berman~ April 190 Dora Silverman 0 mother of Mro Harold and Mr-o .Sol SilvermanJ+/22 Joseph Blumberg 0 rather or Mrso Sam Lawson 9 Iyar 83 ISRAEL AiWIVF,R;;ARY P~ RTTr.l'PI, NTS z--• .. -~,- A hearty ,elci:ime home tot.he Harold Ho.sens f t,he Paul i·lieners 1> .and the Sam .i..i pm:.tns o t r<N • -- ~ The following Hadassah members will p.'.H'"... ticipate in the Friday evening serwice: Mrso Ted Neurner 9 Mrso Harry tl~rtnang Mrso Morrls Le :rine 9 Mrso F.dward t:rauuei following United Jewis he Charit1~s offi= cers will particiµa ·t e: Mro H~rtriAn Grossman!i Mr" , aul 1.'iener and Mr" lfar<)ltl Rosano J(,seph qine;eri) and. Mrc Herman . .Mendel•on who is ill at Hae ley Hospi= ,.. I:-~ac h t•' ,,e d nf~S d ay even i ng a t · 7 ~)"' ·v talc !ta they be with us again very \·.'e proy for t.he recovery of the mother of Mrsn 4 P eh<>,, .. , a ~roup of be& nners in Pebre1r1 v -1:ri - an a.d= vanced group has been meet.int,. v th Mr,. Sam !.ihurnacher and Rahbi Ruderrrv•n resoect oono He tear.hes who gives~ and he learns who 1~ecei ves o ivelyo Needless to say both eroups have made remarkable progress in t;h~ir study �o Hebrewo Mre Shumache~ w shes to announce that the beginners group is glad to welcome all those whc. have~ reading knowledge of Hebrew!/ and would lke to continue with their study of tran.slationo The advanced group is about to begin the study of the Bible in Hebrewr. wardo" The accomplishments in sheer figures w~ich the five-year old state or Israel has achieved are staggering to the imaginationo A country no larger than the state of Rhode Island has provided a home * * * * * * * * :;c * * for 1 ,, 700 1) 000 Jaws., Durine the past fivE On alternate Wednesday evenings at 8:JO years 345 new villages have been Reated~ P Moo a Talmud Study group has been compared with 275 during the entire lO meeting religiously,, At the session on years that preceded 'independenceo Fifty Wednesday 1, April 29th the Talmud Trac:- eight new settlements in the Negev are tate ...Ethics Of '!'he Fathersn ill be c.on= in process of construction to provide cludedt, All those who have particiJ)E.ted for the 80,iOOO immigrants who still in this clasa are urged to attend thts occupy temperary shelters (ma=aborot . closing session» for refreshments will and the 60 0 000 who will enter during 195; be served in honor of this achievemento Reaction to their study or this Book P., T oA WHY YOU SHOULD BE A MCMBER,. will be presented by Drc- Nn Berlow and Mrso Leo Fonstein., Because: lo The home is the child's first schoolo Parent and teacher working together THE FILlED PEW Triumph in cts,; can secure advantages for your childo 2c Your child's religious training will Act I~oooThe Filled Pewo me more complete if the school has Father's thereo your co ....operation and understanditffcMother's thereo .3o You and the teacher can make the ·:reChildren are thereo ligious school an attractive inst.tuSpiritual leader happy 0 tion for the training of your chi6dv Religious offi.cers plea:sed o Glorious congregational singing ._, 4~ By tying up the home and school~ teacl ers will be more efficient if they Friendly contacts~, know the background of the pupilo Act IIoooFilled Heartso 5o You should get together with other Thankfulness to Godn parents for an exchange of opinions Thou.;;htfulr..ess of otherr..- (• on the Jewish training of yo'lll" child o Inspiring idealso 60 As a member or the PQT~Ao you will be Alert to the best .:; kept posted on religious educationo Joy of the hearthside~ 7 o Your child will enjoy knowing that, Ibterested n Bible ~ you are a member or the Po T oA ,, v and Prayer,.. taking a personal and active interest Act.. III c-o .-A Filled Life ,, in his religious education ., Others inspired by exampleo Influeace over childrenc.o-the bEH3t . . Helpful in public causes~, BAZAAR NOTES ~orldwide social interest ~ If you have contributions for the White Uo worry 1> life is confident" ?oise~ courage/) stability . Elephant Booth 9 canned goods booth 9 ett'! ., 1 Laying up treasures day by day in please bring them down to the Temple Monday through Thursday 1~00 PoMo to character 0 incellect and spirit= ual vision , 5:30 P,.Mo 0 Saturday and Sunday mornings or call 2'-lrs,, Morris Levine or Mrs Sam Ac~ IV o ,, ~A Filled Heaveno Filled with the material sent u:., Lawson for pickups·~ Thank you by rel1 61ous livingoj 3 O O O O Y O O O O O O Man 9 s attitude towards great qualities A crown of life in others is often the same as towards "Thou hast been faithful over a high mountains-he admires them but he few thinga ')ooo " • tr will make thee ruler over many prefers to walk around them .. ,., "Saphit• ooooooouoooaoooovu~uv things,," People do not kill time-=time kills t hem Fellowship wil;h God o A mans"on uilded n the r,ckc "\:el done good and fait.hf"ul servant enter tho1 into he joy or y I!> A ---,our·A '3 I') • Q Q U 0 0 0 ') 0 (' Q 4) I.) 0 0 ~ 0 t) (..) ~ ~ 0 <J O Q O I (J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19530422 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953-04-22 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 22, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 22, 1953. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/411b06b6b2cc5fd516b71145a8fe8cf6.pdf 6e3ac54fb09e477f01aaa8100c22dbd2 PDF Text Text \ I /\ l _,...--.....,_ ~ r·- . ' - - ., I . ;~ - -·. I i\JA I I j k At L OULLt I II\J r- _, Muskegon, I \. Michigan Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .... .. .. . .... . . . . Douglas Rosen, President April 24, 1959 . .. . .... . .. . . • . . ... . . .... . .. . .• .. . .. . . . . . ... . ... . ... ... . ... . . .... Nisan 16 •. ... . . . •.. . . ... . Affiliated with the UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATION . .. ... . .. .....••. Temple Office Phone 2-2702 . . . . . . • . ... . . ... ...... .. . . . . ..... . .. ... .. .. . .. .. . Pay Phone 2- 9147 PASSOVER EDITION COMMUNI TY LIBER}.L SERVI CES THE SABBATH OF PASSOVER April 24th, Sabbath & PASSOVER Eve ... . ... . ...... . 3:30 P.M. Sermon: "PASSOVER Question" : Wby are we here? lfa.y 1st, Sabbath Eve •. . . .. . .... . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. 8 : 30 P.M . Sermon by Rabbi -----------------~----------------------------------------------------------TRADITIONAL SERVI8ES Beginning of Passover April 22nd , Wec1.--:iesday _, PASSOVER Eve, . . .. . . . . .. • .. 6:00 P.M. April 23rd , Thursday, PASSOVER, Morning .. . . .. .... 3 : 30 A.M . April 23r d , Thursday, PJ\SSOVER, Eve . . ... . ... .. . .. . 6:00 P.M. April 24th, Friday PASSOVER, Morning . . .. ... .. . .. 8: 30 A.M. 3abbath of PASSOVER Ap·il 24th" Friday , PASSOVER, Eve ..... .. ........ 7:30 P.M. 11.pril 25th, Saturday, PASSOVER, Morning .. . . . . . .. . 8:30 A.M. Conclusion of PASSOVER April April April April 28th, 29th, 29th, 30th, Tuesday , PASSOVER Eve . ... . ... . . .. . . . Wednesday, PASSOVER) Morning . . ...... . Wednesday, PASSOVER, Eve . . .. . . .. ... .. Thursday , PASSOVER, Morning . ... .. .... Yizkor .... , . . •..... . ... ... ... .. .. . ... 7:30 8:30 7: 00 8 : 30 9 : 00 P.M . A.M . P.M. A.M. A.M. --- -·------ - ------------- - - - - - - --- --- --- -·- - ----------- - ---------·------•-- ---·----- -·---------------·-APP.IL Cft.LENDAR Fed 22 No Hebrew School PASSOVER- 1st Day (Begins i.J1 Even ing) Traditio~'lal Eve SerYices 6:00 P.M . FIRST SEDER ':'h 23 Tradit i onal PASSOVER Korn Serv . 8 :30am No Hebrew School No Sister-hoed Activity PASSOVER - 2nd Day (Begins in Evening) Traditional Eve Ser vices 6 :00 P.M. COMM.lJ11J ITY SEDER 6:30 P.H. Fri 24 Traditional PASSOVER Horn Serv . 8 : 30am cabbath & PASSOVER Eve Service~ 7:30 & 2 :30 P!•1 No Oneg Shabbat Sat 25 Sabbath & PASSOV~~R Morn Serv . 8:30 AM lfo Confi:ra.aticn Class SLID 26 Rel i giou s School Spring Vacation Confirr;n tion rehearsal 11 : 00 - 1: 00 Mon 27 No Hebrew Schoel Hadassah Gen. Meeting & Elec. 8: 15pm Tu 28 Sisterhood Board J.:00 P .N. No Hebr ew School PASSOVER - 7th Day (Begins in Eve) Traditional Eve Services 7: 00 PM Adult Education 7:45 PM Wed 29 Traditional Hornin g Services 8:30 AN No Hebr3W School PASSOVER - J th Day (Begins in Eve) Traditional Eve Serv . 7:00 Pl'. Adult Education 7:40 PH Th 30 Traditional PASSOVER Mom Serv 8 :30am Fi zk0r 9: 00 PJ1 Sisterhood Activity Hebrew School Board of Education 8 : 15 PM Sabbath Services 7:30 & 8:30 PM 2- Sabbath Horn Services 8 : _30 J\11 Y:'.. zkor 9:00 !.M - - ---- - ----Confirrr;a tion 11: 00 .AJ.'1 l'fay 3 Sunday School & Assenbly: Mental Heal th_ ; Beginning of Nat ' 1 Family Week; Confirr.1ation rehearsl'll 2:00 - 4:00 PM; TYG Social & Workshop "Bibl e is Ri.storical Fact 3:00 PM :May �SISTERHOOD TEMPLE Special Edit ion - n ext issue: Resume of Sister hood Con vention - by Delegates c oncer ning Congr egation, Education , You th, and our futu re . Grossm&n, Ap:::- i l 27 - --- - - ------ ----- --------------- ------------- - -- I_- - - - - - - - - - - -Ya hr zeits HADASSAH The n ext regular meeting of t he Muskegon Chapter of Hadassah will be hel d on Monday e vening, April 27th, at 8:15 P . M. The rrogram for the evening wil l b e "A Caval cade of J ewish Music 11 presented by Dr . & Nrs. J-'1o r ris Teles . Ele c tion of officer s will also be held at this time. Kindly b r jng your Bl ue Boxes . Hol iday r efreshments will be served . Me.x Stra sc:1i tz, :father of Mrs. M. Ross: Apr 19 Dor a S:i_lverrna n 7 mothe r of Sol Silverman Ap r 22 Al Miller, husb,md of Mrs k.m Mille r~ .!\pr 21.5 Paul Wiener , husba nd of Mrs Thelma "\·l:'. enGr, Apr 2'; RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Yetta Greenbaum , :mottiei' of H:i:-s Rob ·c 1to s e:1.The Boar d of Education las t ni ght officially berg, Apr 28, ( 20 Nisan ) postponed the implementation of t he Staggered Classes Schedule Plan for the remain½andel Clayrum., i'athe r '.)f 111s 1fo1-ris Kan to -:· i11 g weeks of this school year. I n its beApr 30, ( 22 Nis.: ,- n ) l ief in e ffecting the highest s t andar ds of Tl--- - - - -- - -- - - - - -- ·r e ligious education for our childr en , an a lternate plan has b e en suggested which will OUR CCl'l DOLEl'JCE be compared with the Staggered plan f or the solution of certain serious problems in the 1:!e offer O'.Jr s:.nc e re condolences Religious School. est syrr_path,r ·::,o the family of: ., i, ------------·--------------------------------CALENDAR ( continued from Page 1) "XAY Non 4-Hebrew School Teachers Meeting 8;15 P.H . JOSI AH "\:: I~JE~i who p:i s :Jed aw2.y Apri1 '.:(\ Jt<;<:?. .Me..:· t:1e Cud of Hen ;y ,. · it ,1 l 1". · ,: - l: i t he:;n in the h · s o:c·: ·ow. - Tu 5- Hebr ew School I - _I -- - - - - ---- ·- - - - - -·- ·- ---- - - -- - - - -- ---- --- ---·- ·--- ------ · ·• -- - -J- -- - ·-- Ie )_"'8 gret ·t,hat. t 11ro"Jgf1 a--.~. ovcr-;; i3l1t ~/CYL1 r .t_i_ P.:~1~~ -\-ras or1itted f ~om t i1.e .4, ck..i.10\ rlc,d g0:-,1~:1·~d ~~ o::_ -~1-:(~ ?ul'im S1-1.p psr Party - w:1ich w-a s 'c/J.itJ·.e-1 t '.''1 : .n the '.!:'emple BuJ..l e tin -'.:!.b<.,u.·c, ~l :8C:1. t.t. cc;3'.). 1 "\ Hebrew - P.H. Th 7 S~ster hood Activity Hebrew School B 1 nai Brith meeting 8:30 P.:M. DKf.ES TO RE1'IBl•illEE: ~ May 8, Mothers Day Sa bbath & Family Servj_ce : - a ~ Sunday School: Parent s Day & Parent Teacher Conference Sisterhood Mothers Da y P:-c'ograrn 2 : 00 ~~ pa1·ticula :;: l y r q ,1:0t t his orrii s sion . I i:-1 3:p:i."~e of t:ie f a c t you ,~e:r·en : t f P-e l .-L,::=~ t oo i:'.)' ::l rs, wo-r1( ed ve·cy b.c. . :r,:i ·c,ha-C S-11.·. .i::_y·_, ~~1. ...1 s·~c#;;·t. \-. :._lC l o!lge1- tha n you ha d pl a nned to; becau,'s y,:)-;_1 f e1 t y-o-J. w,2-~·e ne ec1:?. C.. So , b ele. i:,e dly,, P.?;,::cr le-L u s say ,:Thank :yc,u , j~s.'::1e:. n " \,fo Ellen Ar on, Fun.1.l :-{a i s ing Ch&j n~ar.i. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19590424 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-04-24 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 24, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 24, 1959. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/8dd2c89b8ab6b298fdddbd02e7f51eb2.pdf f96d5c8ef89e3b2cff8f205a05c5043d PDF Text Text 31 ✓A.I SRAEL BlJLLEl--1\J ' Mt:skegc-n 0 Mie:higano __ )~.J?!:a~ ~fuidenifill..a.-E..~!2i.:._._, __________=-~-~---~erri.ar4.. Fis)1et, Presid!.,nt~· . April_ 29.L1953 ..,AF_F;rL~ATED WI'l'H JmION J?1....A.Mfil1 __..lm!}flEW CON~RE(}A q"'"=•.I'Y.a~.....5.2~ S1\BEA 'I:H EVE SERVICl~S Frida) 7'"Pa;:--r:,S7rn'"i:i7Mo . '!·he sPcortd in the ser"les. of ledtures on BOOKS OF 'HIE BIBLE 'ilill be given on the £(JO!{ OF PROVERBS Unlike otber Books of' th~· Bibler PROYERBS makes 110 zrent;::ton o.f' anything specifioalJy J0wieJ10 It deals w:i,th general human affaira: ana appl:tri;1s t.o men and women o:t E.1.l fa.ithsq I1; is a pracvical guide book for ca.rth:.y h~,ppiness o Th<j hostea:.;ei a't, t he One~1 Shabbat w:tll be: Mrs,, Burtort Sachs 9 M1•-~ ,, Leo Fonstein!) Mrs o Viet.cir Burste:ln <, Mrs o Sam Lipmano 0 ~ ~ o o o n ~ a ~ o ~ . ~ v o o o o o ~ ~ IMPORTANT DA'I'ES.. ,.. maz ,,,,,.., !' 'l'he attendance at the bi~•w eskly Sab= 1 ~.; rn:·::s~TrootrBi:7.AftJ(~ 11£ot>-K$rt.') bath j'i'ami.ly Service was good,, but many ( to MIDNIGHTo f'amil:.ea. are still conspicuous by the:i.r•(May 8th,., ~c,Youth Group Friday Eve Serabsem:e o The next, sermon will be held ( vi.ce _l) ihJO P,.M!~ . on M.!:!_;r 9t,hv when a special Mothers tr {May 9th" oFamily Servicev Mothers II Day Day 'l'ha:n.kagiving Serv·ice will be held 0 ( Program & Teao oll:O0 A.,Mo A M_~thers~ Day program will be giver! «:May l~th,~oB'nai Brith Meetingp 8:15 Pe-M .. at ch:-.s tJ.me with the following ,arti«·J (May l2tiLoP.,.T~A(' Symposiumoo8:15 P~M(> cipat:,.ngg Mrsa Max Rossn .Mrs,, Sam Law,,, (May l3thor.,Adult Study Groupo~oS:30 P"M,; s.oni, Mrs" Gustave Dejongs Jud:tth Sie""' «~Y.,J~h~~~}!lplf) ,_~ard,..1lfl_;ti4&.a..2..fi~.15.P~'i_. gelr, Mar:U.yn Stein,1 and Nancy Kls.yf,, l l) l Refreahments will follow the programo We hppe ti;> see the er,tire congregati.on · turn m.1t to pay thei.r respects to Mothei•s c 01.-,r WEDDING ANNIVERSAHY - · == Mr 0 & Mrs 0 Herman Grossman/) (12th) April 27th 0 l'AJJR.#~I TS TEMPLE YOUTH CONCLAVE; --::e-·- ~• ~~crcr:• ~ Membe:i·s of' the Youth Group attended · a mosi, successful Sta1~e Concla're q in J~ekson 8 Mich o during ·the past wi:ek endo They were~ Janie:& Price tlloria. Goldiru1t1 Ellen Silvers 1 Rabbi. Rud.er'"'' man conducted a Havcial.ah Service prior to . ·the Saturday evening banquet P in which the above members participat= ed., Accompanying the Rabbi were Alam Lebow and Robert Price» alumni of the Youth Group,. ' YOUTH IUTEHFP.ITH SERVICE . ~~-~~ . ..l:'hti Yr>uth Grou.p of our Temple ammunca t;hat :Lt wlll sponsor e.n interfaith youth service on F'riday , ?-'lay $ at 8~30 P ~M ., The young peopl'.!1 f.'rom a do,~e11 r hurches have been in,rit<~d a.s well as t he y .>ut;h group of '1'emp1e Emanuel of Grand Ra.pi ds" ALL YOUNG PEOPLE FROM 14 · '11 0 80 /\RE CORDI .LLY INVITED TC A•r rl.'END C,, Abre,ham Goldbergr father of Mr ... Jake!) (~./30) Dave and Mike Goldb,!l."g o o a • • o a $ Q • a • • • e e • e ~ • ~ o LIBRA.RY. BOOKS ·!'Wl' • 7 acer:;-~ Will all persons who have books out which have been borrowed from the Temple Library return same so they can cat= be alogued , Our new librarian-James Price wi11 be very happy to serva you in the f·u.ture in any capacity regarding the loan. ancl information on books avail&ble in our Library~ Thank youo Wa 'lffme delighted to welcome back·to our Ser·1ices!) la.st Friday evenings, Mro Harry Fisher who .we hope wt.~ ing for .~~!:''-' ,,,liar>& to come,. 0 J $0Cil000 B0 CtU •J 0 0 0 0~. , u:r:J •~ Oft O( C>O be see·.. �s1s.--tRHOOD BAZAA1~ _______,_ --.,.,.. .....;;~ ________ , ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _.... _, . _ . . _ , . . , . . . . . ill - -· re, . . . . . . . . . . Come and join the entire community in the fun and frolics of this annual SISTERHOOD SPRING FESTIVALo Bring your family to lunch and supper ,. You will fi:nd extraordinary values in clothing 1) food,, bric,.,a""bra.c and many other things too numerous to mentiono Wonderf1},1Jl door priz,es will be award,., ed at two hour intervals at no extra costo You will always remember thJs memorable day·o ooaooooooooooooooooo~oo~oooooocooooo~oeoooao Have you sold your raffle t~ickets for the DEEP F~EZE!) SUNBEAM FRYER and: ARVIN SANDWICH GRXLL'E? Ploaae report your sales immediately to Mrso Joseph. Striflingr ra!fle-·ticket chairmanl) telephone-232J9--. More ·tickets are avail"'° ableo Every man and wontan in the Temple has a direct stake in this Sunday= School~Fund=Raising projecto We are counting on you to support the Sister= hood Committee which is working most diligently to make this af•rmr a success,.. aoo000oaoon1~?ooooo~oaoo The young people or The First Baptist Church and the Presbyterian Churchu home and in the Temple;; 'l'he leader.e~ who addressed the convention called' for priority of aid to Israel and the ~on= vention decided to send a delegatiorl cf recently visited our Temple on a guidec, 30 Reform leaders to Israel next wc~eik ed tour and listened to answers or for a three ...,week visit to sea how R€1fonn many quest.ions Judaism given by Jews can best help the iJewish Stater., our Rabbio on GUEST ARTIST 1'Nlt • ......... WHAT POSITION DO YOU OCCUPY? :em;,;-- ,a:r=x:er:wx·:r:e,e;:c,e,q;51• ~ v ..:t ·ar:::-~ An attendant or an absentee? We are proud of' our Rebbitzin who re- A pillar or a sleeper? cently sang at the Urban League's A power or a problem? annual Banquet!) and gave a concert or A promoter or a provoker? Jewish Musi© at a Sisterhood Luncheon A booster or a boaster? of Temple Ahavas Aehim in Grand RapidsoA worker or a worrier? Mrso Ruderman was accompanied by Mro A giver or a getter? Hubert Baker and assisted by Mrso Fred A peacemaker or a strite=creator? Stein and Mrso Robert Rosenber-g o A supporter or a sponger? o Q o <> u . o- o o oo no oo o, o o v c~ ,o o o o RElt"ORM MOVEMENT Have you pct-id your Temple dues? The The 600 0 000 member strong Reform Jew= fiscal year 3nds Juns JOthc Don 11 t wait ish mcnrement in America marked its until the last dayl) pay it now and get 80th anniversary this week at the 40th it over witho ·biennial convention of the Union Of o o o ,, "' o ",, o O o o .-. "' 0 or,. .:, o., American Hebrew Congregations 9 with which 465 Rerorm congregations in the Our prayers for the speedy recovery of UoSo and Canada are affiliated o The Mrs,, Harvey Leventhal who will give birth religious and lay leaders of the move= on Saturday at the Hackley Hospital~ ment. .... "'•3 ,;000 attended the convention o o a a o o on c: o o o" o:. o" o in New York=-considered plans for strengthening the Jewish community Bring your canned goodsi/ wh1.te elephants and for making it more conscious of and other contributions for the Sister~ religion and religious education,. Var= hood Bazaar to the Temple or ca11 ·3S'l57 ious Reform leaders predicted a "great,-,or 22702 for pick.,.,ups;) Thank yOUo er uni tyn among American Jews and re"" ,, ,, ",, ~ o ,, c {),,,, o {•"" ,., ",, c _., ., " ported that the Reform movement seems to be moving in the direction of more We stiilll have two men 11 s hats and a pair (j r., emphasis on traditional customs in the of la<il.i.es bla~k rubbers in the Temnll.S ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19530429 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953-04-29 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 29, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 29, 1953. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/68c9079fd2334b0d05533f1b92ed87bd.pdf 2673adf17c9f2d619702a4f6f4e1dccc PDF Text Text TEWtPLE 'NAI lSRAEl_.! MUSKE(iON . tvUCHlqAN Rab bi Stanle13 Kaplan Jack Lipman, President APRIL 29 - LIBERAL THIS COMMUNITY S A B8 AI I-+ SERVICES 8:15 P.M. Friday, April 29th FliMILY WOP.SHIP Sermonnette by the Rabbi HEBREW CLASSES' SERVICE By the Students of the Weekday Classes In Memory of Josiah Wiener Student Participants: Roger Rapoport Avis Teles Jeff Rosen Marc Becker Ed Ross Nancy Ashendorf Gilbert Ashendorf Eugene Goldberg Becky Ashendorf Lorraine Friend * N ~ XT * SA B BATH SERMON: * Lois August Judy Kaplan Ellen Lipman * Friday, May 6th 8:30 P.M. "AMERICAN JEWRY AND ISRAEL: BROTHERS OR BOTHEP.SII A Sermon concerning the meaning of Jewisbmess, Jew and Judaism TRADITIONAL SERVICES: Friday, Apr~l 29th and May 6th Saturday, April 30th and May 7th 7:30-P.M. 8:30 A.M. Friday, May 13th - Sisterhood Sabbath in honor of Mothers' Day and J _ewish Teachers �CALENDAR I Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Berman, May 11, APRIL Thr 28-Teachers' Meeting, 8:30 p.m. at Mrs.. Fonstein's home. Sat 30-MSTY Delegates Convention (Jackson) MAY Mon 2-ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY -----~------------Yahrzeits Ida Belle Opean, Mother of Mrs. Sam Broutman, M?.y 4 Samuel Ashendorf, Husband of Mrs. Ida Ashendorf and Father of Jake, Isadore, Max and Abe Ashendorf, May 4 Wed 4 -Adult Education 7: 30 - Hebrew 8:30 - Comparative Religion Solomon DeJong, Father of Gustaav DeJ ong, May 8 Thr Ernest M. Klein, Husband of Mrs. Sara. Klein, May 9 5-Confirmation, 4-6:00 P.M. -8:30 P.M. B'nai Brith Sun 8-MOTHERS' DAY -Parent Teachers Conference, 10-12:15 P.M. (NO CLASSES: ,:-TYG. M~eting · · Mon 9-Meeting of the Parents of the Beginners Bar Mitzvah class, 8:30 P.M. at the Temple _ Thr 12-Confirl)lation, 4-6:00 P.M. Joseph Blumberg, Father of Mrs. Sam Lawson, Iyar 8, May 5 OUR CONDOLENCES To Mrs. Perry Bacon, twentytwo members of whose family, including seven children, perished in the Agadir ea~th . quake in North Africa-. May God comfort her and he_r surviving family. Refuah Shelaymah -Temple Board Meeting, .. our:-·-:prti.yers . for a full and quick 8:00 P.M. ===·=·==··= Fecovery to Mrs. Tony Aron and Mr. Jame~ Metz who are in Mercy Hospital and to Mr. Louis FAMILY. TEMPLE Darmstadter and Mr. Benno .. . . Rothschild at Hackley Hospi~al. Anni versn.rics ·' Mr. & Mrs. Ted Neumer, May 10, 1936 �RABBI TO YOU It is with a heavy heart and with deep concern for the future of our Community that I now write to you as citizens what is in my heart and mind. I am ashamed for the action of our Muskegon Community whereby it defeated the extra school levy. Perhaps I am too blind to understand how we can call ourselves citizens, parents or people of religion when we sell our children for a pair of shoes or for the equivalent of two packages of cigaretts per week ! For the average increase in tax dollars would have been for the average family approximately $20.00 $25.00 a year. Long ago the great Prophet Amos hearlded the physical destruction of the nation of Israel through inner weakness with the famous words "they sell the poor and the needy for a pair of shoes.II Our defeat this week bares a siclmess of our soul, too. There is much more that can be said, but I agree with our School Superintendent, Mr. R. B. Warren, who with an obviously shaken voice said in a radio interview after the disastrous voting returns were announced: "I am speechless. I don't lmow what to say. (Continued on PaQ:e ~) ATTENTION!! STATEMENTS FOR THE LAST QUARTER TEMPLE DUES HAVE NOW BEEN SENT OUT. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE TEMPLE RECEIVE YOUR CHECK IMMEDIATELY. PLEASE ATTEND TO THIS OBLIGATION \JITHOUT DELAY. Douglas Rosen, Finance Chairman HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Philip Granik on his 75th birthday and to Herman Mendelson on his 85th birthday. May God grant them illa.IlY more years of health and life. CONGRATULATIONS To the grandparents of Lori Jo Schiller, the Sam Klayfs, on her first birthday. 1\ PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCE Sunday, June 8th 10:00 - 12:00 A. M. The students will be dismissed from their classes for that da~ · in order that their parents me~~ with their teachers for the fi~al progress report of achievement in the Religious School. �RABBI TO YOU (Continued from page 3) Apparently the citizens of Muskegon are not interested in the kind of good educa tion which most all . communiti.es pr~vide their childr en." Perhaps what must be said is that w~ !IlUSt ho-::ie and work to win next time and soon. But no one in this world can claim that what the citizens of Muskegon have done is right. We only pray that we can make it right before long, before any irrepa r able o.nd incurable damage to our children is done. And we must hope that such evil has not already overtaken them. In fact the home must assume much more responsibility with their children's school work in order to see them through these crucial years. Next time the parents alone will have to see the issue t hrough and not fail their children as they did this time. Your Rabbi I Congregation B1 nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Phone - Temple: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 NON-PROFIT ORBANI.~ATION TIME-VALUE MAIL , \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19600429 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960-04-29 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 29, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 29, 1960. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/016d9cff4b669b0e4fb7c31635d94f8f.pdf ac4a198da3337bf3e8f291045cca6a3a PDF Text Text 1 ,.r-~MPLE NAl ISRA EL MUSKEqON, Ml CHlqAN. Nisan 11 , 5723 P:.SbOVER EDITION Ji.pril , 19 3 Community Worship 1st Sh.BR.TH ,1. ,-, _ Friday, f.pril 5th 8 : 15 P . M. T~MPLE YOUTH GROUP SERVICE Readers~ - i.lan l:-arker , Chairma,n David Cherin - Terry Kulka - Frances !-'rice - Lv is Teles 11 TO DO JUSTIC E" drama-tic presentati on on tho eve of Passove r and in honor of our yo u~h Oneg Shabbat :: .d '·.r sH .,1.Cd Si,BB,.TH Friday, J.pril 12th Bl.S MITZVi.H ~of JUDYTH Kl.J-'L,.N Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush Re c eption Cl; ~_; I . M. Friday, i,pril 19th F/J1ILY WORSHIP SERVICE Birthday Blessings Hosts: Kindergarten Oneg Shabbat 4th SJ.BR, TH Friday , !.pril 26th 8: 15 P .• M. . 11 THE w;i.NDERING J EW 11 : Where you move , your ne i ghbor's r eligion ! Traditional Worship . Sabbath Eve ;.pril 5 , 12 , 19, 26 - 7:30 PM\ Pass over Eve l.pril 9,14 , 15 Sabbath Morn ;.pril 6 , 13, 20, 27 - 8:30 M'I Passover Morn l,pril 9, 10 , Sabbath of Passover c_pril 12 & 13 YIZKOR J.pril 16 AM 1 5, 17 9 �t.Ji-il.JJ.!.,NLJ..l:i .. l,pr11. , .1;10.J CAL~i~LJ.Ali 1:1 Apri.L bv!H:wueu Mon . 1 Hebrew Classes - 25 th Wee k Mon. 29 Siste rho od Bridge TournaTues.2 Sisterhood2 Passover Workshop ment 1: 00 . PM Temple 'l'nurs •.:.,. b ' ma .JT.J..-t.i: l'Ue0. JU 0lS¼IllOO<1 Fri- Sun ~ };~skagon TYff CbhcJave : 1.J)ULT EDUC,.TION . Sat . ,(6 Confirmation Class 10:J0-12 ~15 , The adults attending this series Hadassah 1:00 Fl"! are now studying CATHOLICISM . Fer Sun . 7 Religious School 26+.h Session the ' past two sessions Father Dan~ . MODEL SEDER 10: 15 (K-3) '• nemiller , a most interes ting Bible 11: 1.5 {4- 9} ::::cholar , has attracted many new Mon . -Thurs. 8- 11 Hebrew Classes students from many religious Vacation groups and from all walks of__ life. Mon . Eve 8 FIRST SEDER . The two April s e ssions, .•d?th Thurs . 11 Board of Trustees 7:4.5 l-M and 24th will have Father / J'o hn Sat . 13th No Confirmation Class Sheehey , a.uthor of -''When We Pray''° Sun. 14th Ri:lligious··school Vacation to speak·~h - the Catholic approach Mon . -Thurs . 15-18 Hebrew Classes to Modern· Social . ~roblems . Father Vacation Sheehey is the .Director of the Tues .16 Regular Hadassah Mee ting Catholic '··Informa.ti on Center of .8:15 · (Temple.} .l!,l ection Greater Muskegon , and is r ec ogand latest Convention nized as an expert interpreter of · '· informati on his religion and Church. Wed . 17 ,,DULT EDUC,.TION In May there will be three 7: 15 Hebrew sessi ons devoted to FROIBST.'.NTISM. 8:15 Comparative Re l igion • On May 1, we will have lay clergy ucatholicism 11 repre sentatives of the Mormon 9:30-10:30 Current Events Church; on May 15, Dr . 1-aul Al& Judaism be ry; and on May 29 we are arThurs . 18 B 'nai Brith r anging to secure one of our Fri-Sun.19-21 MSTY B01,RD (Windso r) a r ea ' s most outstanding Negro Sat . 20th Confirmation Class clergymen . For June 5 and 12, wa 10 :30-12 : 15 hope to have a repre s e ntative or Sun . 21 Religious School 27th Session two of Mohamedanism , Hinduism, Mon . 22 Hetrew Classc .J ? ·,t '1 1·Je ek Buddhism 2::: -: Confucianism . Tues . Wed . 23-24 Mich .:..::~ . ;- '- .'..::~a tion THJ.NK YOU . · . . Temple ___ster hoods I to FLORENCE RUBIN SKY • • How could ., · Convention I have forgotten to thank you for Wed ·24 i.DULT EDUC ,.TION your gr oat assistance and time 7:15 Hebrew given to ma ke up the Hadassah 8 : 15 Comparative Religions Donor Frogram . My deepest ap11 C,c,::holir:ism" preciation . Rose Rosenberg · 9·: JO Current Events _. . from the Relig ious School to the Thurs . 25 Board· of Trustees 7 : 45 PM :,shendorf Family· for presenting Sat . 27 Confirmation Class 10 : 30 . 10 aaditional Songsters in memory -· Sun . 28th Religi ous School 28 Sess ion of their be love d motrer; ·;rda Temple Youth Group 7- 9 ;'.;, shendorf , making possible greatMon . 29· JSR,,,EL INDEl:-·ENDENCB D_.Y er en joyment and par ticip~tion on Hebr ew Classes 27th weok the part of the Congregation 5-7 �'I:i:!;Nl-LE ·- .rAMJ..LY YAHRZEIT IREFUJ...H SHEL,,YMi,H MAY VA11DERLEEST, mother of Mrs, Our pravers and sincere best wishes IbaCl u J .n. ,i • .l\.,nuor.L ~ .1.lJl'l.L l_ for a iul.l recovery to : HENRY SIMKIN , father of Mrs . BETTY BROUTMi..N, and Stanley Kaplan , April 4, Nisan 10 lfaNN:-.H D.i.GLEY BERN1ffiD HASS , father of Mrs . Harold who were hospitalized at Mercy Kline and Miss Blanche Hass, REVI.. BANK April 6 who is at George Washington UniverJOSIAH WIENER, husband of Mrs . sity Hospital (DC) Pauline Wie ne r, fa tre r of Joe 1 Iu'frUVERSl..RIES Wiener;· ·:--prlI-6, __Ni13an l? -- Mr. & Mrs . Jack Chevlin , J._pril 2 MOSES PITKOW.SKY , father of Mrs . Mr . &. Mrs . Robert RosenbeI'g , J,pril 13 Morris .Teles, ; .. pril 6, Nisan 12 Mr . & Mrs . J . Kelly Kaufman , April 14 MORRIS BERMAN , father of Mrs . Fred Mr . & Mrs . Herman Grossman , 1.pril 27 Stein, 11.pril 9, Nisan 1.5 CONTRIBUTIONS ESTHER GUDELSKY , wife of David Youth Scholarship Fund Gudelsky, mother of Ileane, Mr . and Mrs . Alan· Oppenhe ime1•--in sister of Nate Broutman and memory of Justin G~delsky Mrs . Paul W.iener, !1pril 10 General Fund SJ~R', NEillIBR , mother of Mr. Ted Mr . and Mrs . Louis Berman, Phoenix ~~e um er, :1.pril 12 . ,rizona, in appreciati on of reBESSIE H,.SS , mother of Mrs . Harold c e iving bulletin Kline and Miss Blanche Hass , sisCONDOLENCE ter of Louis :..ron, April 13 Our condolences and deepe st sympath; Hi.ROLD ROSEN, husband of Mrs . to the family of Marcia Rosen, father of Douglas DR-PHILIP B. G:R.wENBERG Rosen, ~pril 14 who passed away March 11 at BeauYE TT,. GREENB.-.UM, mother of Mrs . mont , Tex as , and who was a brother Rubert Rosenberg , ,:,.pril 14 , of Mrs. Sol Silverman . May his Nisan 20 memory be for a blessing . Rl.CHEL KRUPSKY, mother of Mrs . CONGR.. TUL.".TIONS n:-.r-ry Berman, J.pril 16 •• to MRS. HEfill .N GROS,::WL.N, on her : ;";-?I, CL.,YM.".N, father , -: Mrs . being electe d to t he r:cH B0R: d of · _ • -_ ~--; Kantor, 1,pril 16 , Nisan 22 our County Wide C 0ir_,7 -yj_j_ ~,y S::; lluge . I.,._JIS LEVIN, f athe r of Jess Levin , We know that she will se rve the ;~pril 17 interest of .all citizens with STEPH\NIE WENDY GROSSK,N , daughte r justice and _understanding . of Mr . and Mr s . Herman Grossman, •• to ST.-.NLEY, K.J'i TOR, who was elected i!.pril 18 President of the .Senior Class at DOR. . SILVERMi.N , mother of Sol Muskegon Senior H::;__ c;h School Silverman , ,.pril 22 •• to ROGER R..FOPORT , who was elected p;,UL WIENER , husband of Mrs . Thelma to the Honor Society . Wie ner , father of Donald Wiener , Wi..TCH "Today 11 (NBC - TV) Monday, ;'.pril 29 J.,_pril 8 for discussion of signifiRK".D Time magazine (March 29), cance of Passover and its me aning page .52, for story of : .JC ln text- for today. book area . 1 �MUSJ.<.E GON TYG CONCL_.VE ·our ·own yo\itflg-roup is condu-::ting a conclave on the wee k-end of ;,pril 5 -7, on the topic of "Problem Solving". It has invi\ed reprJ sentative del egates from all the youth groups of HSTY. Our youth group has coITE to have a very f ine and excellent r eputation in our region and throughou:t ;the country gor activities such as ·. this . The parents of all the members of our TYG and the entire congre gation is invited to worship with our. youth and their gue sts this Friday evening at our Youth Group Service , 8: 15 PM , and to meet the goo sts afterwards . SISTERHOOD MITZVAH MONEY For tickets for Dr •. Murray Banks, contact Mrs . Sol Zoll. SUPPORT SISTERHOOD FUND Rl,ISING 1,ttending religious services at l east once a week is part of tho pattern of 1J11erican lifo , and the Jews certainly should not have lower standards . SUP}ORT YOUR SYN;.GOGUE ', CONGREG,.TION BI NAI ISR.:J).;i:;-Fourth & Webster Stre e ts Muskn gon , Michigan Telephone : b,2- 2702 Rabbinago : P06-5427 I i' I ··-- ----- - ·als--r11Tzv~·~H Rabbi and Mrs . Kaplan would be pleased to tJ_ave every member of , tre Congregation share with them the joy and holiness of the Bas Mitzvah of their eldest daughter Judyth Shoshannah the ~vening of Shabbat i,pril 12th - 8: 15 o I clock ;. Kiddush and Oneg Shabba t r e ce tion will follow the servic TENTH GR1i.DE CONFIRMJ..TION Tm Board of Education and Trustees of B'nai Israel annouhce that beginning with the school · year 1963-64 and with the pr~sent 8th grade (of 1962-1963) the Confirmation Ceremony will take place at the end of the Religious School 10th Grade. • Thus there will be a Confirmation Ceremony for this Shavuos, 1963, none for Shuvuos, 1964, but one from 1965 thereafter . In the 9th year, the students will Qttend on Sunday with Mr. Shumachor and in tho Confirmation year, the 10th, thoy will attend only on Shabbat morning, with the Rabbi . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19630405 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963-04-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 5, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 5, 1963. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/e88b3f971ff21be4ccfedd5fe9e99a67.pdf 96251e1c874db194016734e0fe6672b3 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL MUSKEQON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanley Kap!dn Dr. Arthur Greenberg, President :~pril 7, 1961 Hrs. Evelyn Gal.on.beck, Choir Director i: i se..,_1 21, 5721 Hr. Arnold Bourzi el , iiusic Director and Organist C O i, :i U j I T Y U O R S H I P Tl·-11 S 8:15 PM Ap ril 7th CONCLUSION OF PASSOVER FAMILY UORSHIP - BIRTHD;ly BLESSI :W CERZi-iONY Oneg Shabba.t .Yr * ~~ * -~ s AB8/-\ r ~t i} ~r ,\nril 14th * ~~ ~~- -~ -~f- 8:30 PM YOUTH S:.BILTH Host: OUR YOUTrt GROUP Readers: Serr,10n: Guests: P:1.RTICIPiillTS Gilbert Ashendorf, Jerone Levine, Donald 1Tiener, Terry Kulka Marcia Levin, David Ashendorf, Roger Krause BOARD OF ~-iICHIGJJ.~ ST:~TE T'?.nPLE YOUTH-Tom Ries, President TR A DITION A L WORSHIP __ _ Passover 7th Day Eve April 6th 7 : 30 PHl Sabba.th Eve April 14th 7:30 Morning, April 7th 8: 30 ,\H Horning, i.pril 15th 8: 30 Passover & Sahbath Eve A:)ril 7th 7 :30 Pl· Hornin P' A·-;r·1 8 h 8:'"' ill' ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - · April 21 Sabbath Sel"!:lon 11 THE EICHl'-Lll·iN IDVELATION 11 �C L L E r-I D 1, R ii.?RIL TEHPLE 20th Thursci.ay B'nai Brith 8: 30 PH A.nni versaries Hr. & I-lrs. Ja ck Cl1evlin, April 2 7 - 9th Fricla y - S1:1ndcty Youth Group Concl~vette Grand Re.p i d s 8th Sa t urc1.ay Conclusion of PASSOVER Nr. & Hrs . Robert Rosenberg, 9th Sunday Religious School 10 - 12 : 15 PH Assembly - Grade 9 Conf irmc1. tion - 1 - 4 PH Mr. & l-lrs. J. K. Ka.ufma.n, Sj_)ril 10 - 13th ivionJ.ay - Thursday Regu,lar Hebrew Classe s 10th i'- londay HADJ,SSAH HEETHI G HADASSAH PROGRAM 8:00 PH 8 : 45 Ph 11th - 12th TuesC.a y &. Vedna od_gy Regional Rabbinical Confe r ence 12th 1{edne i=;cl.o.y Adult Education : 13th Thursday BOARD OF TRUST~ES · April 13 14 YAHR.ZiI:ITS Esther Gudelsky, wife of David Gudelsky, mother of Ileane, sister of Nate Broutman and Mrc . Po.ul Wiener, Apr°il 10 Sara Neumer, mother of Ted iJ eume r, April 12 Bessie Hass, mother of Hrs. Hl'.rold Kline, sister of Louis Aron Qnd Blanche Hass, April 13 Harold Rosen, h:isba.nd of r-Irs. l-inrcia Hebrew 7 : 30-9 Pr Ro sen, f e. the r of Dougla s Ro sen, April 14 8:JO _1_4th - 16th Fri day - Sunday . HS'IY GEiTEP..AL BO;~RD 11E2TDJ G IN HUSK:SGW }6th Sunda.y :'..:. l i gio'.lG School - 10 - 12: l j Al1 Se :..~vic0s - /4.t h Grn.(' e - 12 1'1oo!l. Ik c hel Ku rp sky , mo the r of Nr s . Har ry BGrrnari , April 16 Lou i s Le7Jn : fatho r of Jess Le vin, April 17 Step.r-'.llli-e Gro sfmD.n, c\3 uc;lrt.e:::i -of H:c·. &. Nrs . Hc rma:1 Gre'Jss1,10.11 , A)ri l 18 _ Max St ra. schi t z , fe. t he-·: of 17th -- 20tl1 Hand.av throu gh Thl 1 _~ e,day .Maxwell Ro ss , A~ril l <) Regular H~b~ow Classes · -i-1ai1del Claymc:,n , fa t her of lir ~J I 'i 7th :-✓lonC§Y_ . i'io::.~·is Y.:<'r.tor , ] i s 2.n · <-2 , LprD. G 8: 30 :i:\v[ Confnuation Clas s 7 :15 8 3::,1.;c he .~ Lo .b, moth(c of ~i:..·r, I'"-.' -'"" 'Tr,,., .;. , D' ci 1.,-n ,, .L,.,d.1. .., .~ cc, ' r' ~- .-- 2 _, '. . ' '·. ·~- -i· , _ ·- 1 - 1. .1 �M.STY BOARD i_,lEETS IN bUSKEGON F i'~H ILY COHGRATULATIONS TO: APRIL 14-16, Friday throu gh Sun. ~ ~R. & h RS • Si\Jvi LAFSON on the arriThe Youth Group of Congrega tion val of a new grandson, Robert Seth, B ' ;1.ai Israel will be host to fifin PhiladelphiR, teen ..Board Mem')ers from over the State of Hichigan antl from South lli;FU AH S IELliY!"k H Bend, Indiana. The Boa r d is Our prayers for good heal th for i'irs meeting to carry on its re Gular · busine , s of the year. Our Youth Selma Calm, who is a j)atient at Hackley Hospital, and would -fe1.,,Group is planning and arranging a s p ecial Sal::-½2.th evening pro gram, come expressions of good wishes. a luncheon 1md party on S£: tur.day, SIST~:RHOOD .nCTIVI'I'Y DAY - Thursdays and a brunch Sunday morning .-=md Ciu!CER DRESSINGS - 1: . 0 - 4:00 PH a ll housing r-.ncl hospi tc".li ty arran~iri:; . l!orris Kantor in Charge gements. Anyone interested ,"in GIP? f: JUDAICb. SHOP 1:00 - 4:00 PH housing a BoarC1. Menber ~)lease cont act Davi d i1.shendorf, Phone PEJ-2,372 ifELCOHE HOHE! •~ To Nr. and Hrs. Sam Klayf, Mrs. Hl.. Dii.SSi1.H PROGR/,H APRIL 10th Sarah Morgan and Nrs. Pauline Hadassah will hold its annual elec1-fiener from their pilgrimage to tion of officers on r-ionc.ay, April 14 I s r ::.cl in March. a t 8: 00 PN . The progrP.m of the evening will be reveren tly dedi* -x- -* UITH THE Rli.BBI ••.• cated to the F1ei,ory of the men &"ld As Pr::) sident of the local Adult the women who fought ,md died in Education Association, sponsored the lfarsaw Ghetto uprisin g, . "The jointly with the Junior Chamber of Wall", by John Hershey, depictjng Conunerce a two day workshop on the heroism and supre1:1e sacrifices Juvenile Delinquen cy last month. of the Jewish Ghetto fighters will The SJ1GaY:er was Mr. Ben Solomon, of be reviewed by Hrs. Paul Elliot. New York, who is Editor of Youth The entire J 2wish community is Digest. As a result 1 AEA and Jr. strongly urged to attend . Please C:ia;.nbe r of Com,"'!lerce are fon'ling a invite your fri ends to this proYouth Cor:rrniscion of Greater Mu ske- gra.~, which will begin at 8:45 . gon for t he welfare of our Com:un* -* -~- ~t. • ~ i ty . .. As State Rabbinical Ad viser Hl,DiL Si,H DONOR LUNCHEG:J to 1-S/Y Kill participate i..11 panel Hadassah donor officer s are cor -on Youth 11t Michigan State Sister- d i a lly inviting all Ha6.8_ssah donors hood ' s Annual Convention in Detto a lunche on to b e held here at roit l a te in Ap:' il. ... Will attend the Te:'.lple on Lp ril 19 e.t 1:00 PM. re gional confc1~ence of the CCAR Hrs. Richard Kislov, well-lmown for fu>.:, bis nes.r Cleveland April 11 European Concert Piani s t, will pr esent a musica l progr:-,_in , Hrs . David :-,.nd 12. -~{-)~ ~< Sachter, Hadas sah original Vice0 He hri s a ri gr..t ~.o cri t i cize who lP reside:.nt, will be the guest has P. hoa:·t to }: c, J. j,; 11 , speaker. Please come. Ab:i:ah:1:r.1 ::..1ncol1: •~ * 1} ~k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -~- * �STATE LIBRJ,.RY 1,rt:ZK i,/ 'RIL 16-22 MESSALii: Oi rs;_. _ .L - iCC R. ..... IO Hackley Public Libr2.ry, with the help of citizens of l•iuskegon, is Sunday 2 P.pril 2 - Rabbi Geo1~ge planning va rious ,~ays of bringing LieberrJan, Long I sla:il" , tieu Yor}: to the atte:1tion of all citizens "In r u est of Serenity 11 of the Nuskegon area. the iB~ortance Sunday, L'Jril 16 - Rabbi ! ,~ Ti"'.h c'lll of books and libr2.ries to our lineri~ Klausner, Yonkers, i'Tew York can way of lii'e. "Peace of ~viind in tho /.torni c li.ge" NATIONii.L CAN CER ~iONTH m APRIL Sun(ay, April 23 - Rab')i Hen ry Our Muskegon County Unit of the . Ka gan, ht. Vernon, New Yorl: American Cancer Society has de s ig"The J eed to be .i.foeded " nated Saturday, ltpril 15th, a s Sunday, Lpril 30 - Rabbi Hillirun. Cancer Sabbath, and asl:s us to Rosenblum, ifaw York City offer a pre.yer for tho se a fllicted. ,,wholesome Saall Ye Be" A regular activity of our SisterU. A.H.C . .CIZrJ~~"L IN lfo8iiL'lCrTOlJ, D.C. · hood is its Thursday Cancer DressNove1:iber, 1961 j.ng Prograra. STATE SIST:~RHOOD COllVZ.'1TIOi1 • H'-oc-::-, HHHHtDETROIT' .i,ICHIG, ...J, ;,i-'f.IL 24-26 WL-JDING ST.'°.IR We mount the winding stair of fate, But if we scr:. t ter as '-ie clirab Dragging a knapsack filled with Throu ch fog ano dust the dreams u e years; bear, 17 But jealous tiue recla i n s its husband fruit s sur:notmtin:; ti.i-.!~, . e freight, For those who follow on the sto.ir. Denudes our lives with ) rtming Rabbi Alan Steinbe.ch shea rs. CONGRZG.t,TION B 1 NAI IS_.., 3L NON-PROFIT OR....--i.::l IZi.TIOi-1 Fourth & Webster Streets TIHE-VLLUE Hii.IL Nuskegon, Michigan Telephone: Pi.2-2702 Rabbi.nae: P06-5427 0 -::-::-;:,:-~·::- ., ·.: ' • - . :-·:--; · , -·: •• • • -, :- . , : -; Ri:::i:-lEi•IBER THE •S11.BBATH! ! ! �WBI TO YOU - On the Concl=u~s1=·o=n~o=f~P~a=s~s,~o~v~e=r_______________ h.DULT EDUC.:..TION Our series of s i x sessions on CQl.IPLR.icTI VE R.l!,1,I GION was broucht t o a close l as t Fedne s day e ven i ng on a note of achieven ent an d with .'.l prof<llUild feeling that br otherhood in action was t he e s s ence of t he c i scussions and their sea rchin g , hone s t cor,munica tion . The panel - beside s myse lf included Father Uillia."1 Zu ideD.a a.7.d various Protestant cler gy of t he a rea , represented a t the l a s t n eeting by t he D.everend Merrill Br:·.,,uner - led the group throu gh s everal oo.sic topics and sought to answer 0uestions both of religious doc trine an cl. of brotherhood in our r espective religiou s tea chings provi ded t he fina l round of give and take 0.is cu ::,.s i on . Us ing Bi shop Pike' s a rticle in LOOK as our sta rting p oint, t he i dea brou ght f orth clearly anc1. fo rcefully was tha t our r eligious i dea s ca.~ divide us or t hey can unite us. The Crucif i c tion Story can b e tau ;:;ht D1d dissen1ina t 0C: a s a var-cry again s t t he "unb eliever" an d a ga inst t he "murderer of God 11 or o. s a s tory of great co::1pa :Jsion ( t he C~1:ronicle series f or Ea ster certa inly wa s a cor.'lBerciali zeo. e2'1)r . es sion of the "war cry 11 approa ch) • The c:1osen People I de a of Jewi s h TraC.ition can be t c1.u :;ht and broa d.cas t ~s ~ k ind of 11 sp iri tua l sup eriori t y 11 of I s r ;.i.el or 2..s t he i dea of a. grea t res:)onsibili t y, ;1 prophetic mi s sion for t he r escue ond r eden p tion of all r.iankind . Thu s, in a si.r:r:_:> le ye t hope f ully s i gni f icant way a ::;r ea t e r com1tm ity of f ellowshi·o on d hai--::.10ny wa s worked out by a small group , con ing toge ther in the Syna go~u e of Con gr e i a tion B 1nai I s r a el, and interested not in conve rting one anothe r to a certa in view,~oint, but r a t her in l iving to gether under t he barmer of den ocra cy by means of en ric hing one ' s O'lm spiritua l heri t a;;e and cor:'.:_n·e hen s ion . Our Con gregation , it s Boa r cl and our Si s t erhood , who spon s ored t i1is seri:l s, can b e duly proud in t his e:·.1 in ent a chi even en t f or t he sd :e of our entire connunity . * * * * * y * * * * RE.'.Drn Gs .F'ROH OUR .':C.i.'.IPTUICS l.'Oi:l. p;,_,SSOVER TORAH READIN GS The s tory of t he ancient Exodu s from Egypt in the Book of 2:::o,·.u s , Chapters 12-14, rea che s it s soa rin g f ina le with th3 Son ~ of h os es in Chapbr 15 . Levit icu s 23 de , c1·ibes R;_1c. enunera tes the holy sea sons orc.ained by God. Chapter 22 , verse s 31-33, fom.s 2. prolo gue in t hat it s:_1 e,1.l:s of Sanctifying and not Pr ofaning Goel ' s lfane ( Hi s e s sen ce, Hi s Nature , His Meanin g for u s ). �H:.. ? TOR.~H READINGS J osrrua C~1an ters 5 & 6 This ? ortion tells of the historic Passover observed by I s rael at Gilgnl, the very fir'3t celebration of the fo stiw'.l in Eretz Yisra'el. Fhat i; 1pc..rted a profound i:nportance to that Pesach near the waters of the Jordan was the dedication through the rite of circu.-:icision of the generation born in the wilderness to its nission of establishinG a nation "nighty in righteou sne s s. 11 Thus through the Lord God' s redeening p o1-~er He had "rolled away" (gilgal) from I s r :,el the "rep roach of E~ypt. 11 II Kings 23 The me::iorable Passover here was t he one which i.:1arked the gTeat Refornation ·and Renewal of the Sinai Covena~ t by Kin g Josiah (621 B.C. E.). Igniting that revolution and re-cons3cration was the c:.iscovery of the fifth scroll, or book, of the Torah, which is Deuteronony. Ezekiel 37 The parable of the Dry Bone s : the vision of God bringing to gether scattered bones in a certain va lley cmcl. re-c r eating living hunRns fron t he::i . Tlu.s vision was e. starkly dranatic pronise hy Goel of the rebirth and re gen eration of I s r 2.el as a nation a fter its igno~:iinious de s truction by Babylonia in 586 B.C.E. bacJ.u ;· e of it s unre::_1entFi.nt sp iritual blinc!ne s s in violating the Covenant anc.' Ten CoI:JJ.-nandnents. Here Passover' s the:r.ie of re-creation and li'. )eration for .?.11 nankind is forcefully a ) plied to the Jewi sh People itself. The Goe"'. of Abraha!.1 believes '.}rot:.1erhood an d Justice is also sonethin L f or Isr,- el. Sru~uel Book II, Chn~te r 12 Here we find the stirring Song of De.vie! 11 in the day which the Lord delivered hi1.1 f ron out of the hand of all his enen ies and fron the hand of S2.ul. 11 This portion parallels thernagnificent Song of Hoses • Isaiah, C~1n.p ters 11 & 12 l'<;o.in the Deliverance Tl1eae of Passover united with its Messianic essence. Isre.el shall be redee,1ed fron its :_?ersecution and honelessness, e.:nd th£: whole world will be blessed uith the End of Days , the apotheosis of history, the last Era, the Hessia.i."1ic Era . Isaiah, Cha·oter 43, verse s 1-15 r:~ 42, ve rse :; 5-13 The life-giving and deeply moving Song of Rede~1ption by Isaiah is clin::>..:~ed with Goe. , the Lor0. of Hosts, assigning to I s r a el His servant its Prophetic Mission of e s t e.blishing jus tice and righteousness in the Society of Nan. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19610407 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-04-07 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 7, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 7, 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/72626353c20c4e624e0a668b53661326.pdf 27b6a6378d6898a2b8d1f4a1ea9affc9 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ·s'NAI ISRAEL _ EMPLE MUSf<EGON 1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi - Dr. I'hillip Hosenberg President Mr. Alan Oppenheimer Adar II - Nisan April 7 - ~-- - -- - -- -------_ _ _ _ _ _A_p_r1_ · l_.,.._1... 96_7""--'_ SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES - ----·.Friday--------Evening -· 8:00 PM Guest Speaken Reverend Royal Synwolt, Central Methodist Sermon: 11 THE LORD IS OUR SHEPHERD" Partiqipants: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause Oneg Shabbat April 8 Saturday Morning BAR MITZVAH OF IlhVID STERN -----~------(.See April 14 _Invita~t_io_n_P_a..,.ge_2__)__ _____ __ _ __ Friday Evening 8:00 PM COMBINED MSTY, YOUTH GROUP AND FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE BiPthday Blessing Ceremony _ __ _ ,_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _On __e_g_S_p_a_b_b_a_t_ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ ~ April 28 - -- m Friday Evening Sermon: "GOALS NEVER REACHED" Participants: Dr. & Mrs. Morton Kantor : Kiddush · . 8:00 Friday Evening Sermon: "THE COMM/iliDMENTS 11 Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennan Kiddush 8:00 PM 'IRilDITIONli.L SERVICES 5'BlU~TH MORNINGS April 1, 15, 22 and 29 FIRST D,lY P~'.illSOVER SERVICE Tuesday, April 25 8:30 AM 8t30 AM �C~END,1.k•..: -,~PRIL, 1967 INVIT11. TION . 1• ......... l _Hadas,s aft Study Group · 1:,30 . Haine : . Goldie Smith 0cc iden ta.l Hate 11· ··.: Tues 4 Sisterhood Meetipg 8: l.S :,,. Home: Ruth Oppenheimer 3053 Coolidge , Thurs 6 Comparative Religion .--· atcx:i' ·: For Sisterhood ·Members Temple Methoqist Church Tues 11 Hadassah Open Meeting 8:lp Home: GeP:trude Greenberg Book Review by . ._. Ruth Krause ·-··· Thurs 13 Hadassa~ Rummage Sale Rescue Mission 9:30-4 :00 Fri-Sun MSTY .General Board Meeting 14-16 at 'Muskegon Weds 19 B 1nai Bri th Stag .1 6: 30 Honoring Abe nshendorf Viking Hall Thurs 20 BO.,dtD OF TRUST.:iliS 7:45 Mon 24 COMMUNITY SEDER 6: 15 ___ (B __y~paid r~~E;'~_t_i_o_n_o_n_l_y__) Sat > RELIGIOUS SCHOOL .ii.pril 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 10:00 - 12:00 ..:i. NODEL $~DER WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 23 FOR 'IHE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Sessions: CONFIRM.1. TION CUSS ·,. . Saturday mornings - 10: 00 ,-..M ~pril 1, 15,' 22 ·& 29 !!_Eril ' 8 sess~~_tarts at 9:00 .h.M PUN TO .ii.TT:;zND THE B 1NAI BRITH STAG . HONORING ABE aSHENDORF Viking Hall-hpril 19 at 6:30 . Tickets-$3 .So ----------------Page 2 Mr. ·and Mrs . Jerome Stern wish to invite the entire Jewish Community ttr":'t~~Bar .. Mitzvah of their son ... , .., ~-. ·f . • ._,:<~,._,. -h.b:VIn- JER~~ , , . . • . ·SlERli;' . •w.·· . ·' E ~- If ......... Services begin at 10:30 . ii.M -S aturday , ~. ~pril. 8, . and luncheon .: t~_ ~_--:,_·. follo-w:s irriinedfately after in -~ ..;the .Social .Hall of thEf TemP;le1· · · TEYJ.PLE ON TELEVISION ,1.PRIL 2 It was a long time coming, . bu·t it will finally :soon be here l It is announced that Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg, .together with members of the Temple B 1nai Israel Youth Group, will present "HOW. TO T&.1.CH THE GOD. CONCEPT TD CHILDREN" on Channe 1 13 (WZZM) on Sunday, npril 2, at 12:30 noon tim~. This was filmed in June, 1965, and has been delayed due to production difficulties. Among those participating were: Rabbi Rosenberg , ' Arnold Bo\lI'ziel and the choir, Suzanne Lucas, Lenore Fonstein, Lorraine Friend, Alan Parker, James .. Fisher, ''Harol<i Shumacher and Mr . and•Mrs. : James Price and Chad. However, owing to the original breakdown of the camera when recording, we do not know if ev._~ryohe :w:iJl be shown. INFORl'l..11. TION NEEDED FOR MhY BULLETIN 11. T TEMPLE Ol FICE IN WRITING BY ~PRIL.25 at 9:30 AM. . ) - ' . ·: �P..:i.STOR SYNWOL'l' SP&1.KS E .RE ,1.PRIL 7 The Reverend_Royal. J. Synw?lt, wl:).o will be· the 'Temple 's Gu?•st Speaker at the first .w orship in: . , J1.pril'; will ,have ~s>;his· .. s~rmon ' : topic . "The tord ·is -Our Sheplierdt 1.:. : · ii ·native · of Ill iriois -and the · son of a Methodist minister, he is; a graduate of the Uf}iversity of Iil:ipois an~ the Garret~ Theo;!.o 7; gic-al Seminary and did ·graduate · · work at :Michigan St.3:te University. .The years of 1944-46 i,.,ere spent : in . the army . · · . Pastor Synwolt, who · is now ser:.. : ving Centrai i1ethodist Church; ' '.' came to Michigan in the fall ~:if : : · 195;1, .and has been pastor ·of· se\ier. ·,al Michig.an ·:c~mrches and a member of Boards ·apd. ;..,gencies of the _Methodist:_ Church in the _Michigan . anhual Cohfen§nce ~ . His wife, Margaret , i _s a native of We st Virgin.ia, and tfLBy have t~ree children, David; Jeffrey . and~J oAnne " :· c~. t·. .. , •. - :; : · ;Rabbi Rosegberg urges· that a . large number of Temple. 9ongregants. ayail :_themselves of the pppOrtunity to he?:r ·. Reverehd Synwolt' a,t :t1:l;Ls servic'e ~· ATTENTION SIS1ERHOOD MEMBERS .~ Thursday Evening , April 6, -: at 8:00 .PM Rabbi and the mini: _ster :of · Temple: Methodis~ Church '.°:_will have ' a : Comparative Religion . Discu.s sion ;wi,,th qµestion per'iod. : The ladj.e s of , the ...Guild -h ave. ·.,asked_-.us as _'t};;eir gue$ts. Pleas · attend. · .. 'Ihursday~. Apr.i t 6, 8:00 PM Temple Methodist (ChuI:'ch ·; -·: 2500 Jefferson, across --- : from ·.Height_s High Schoo_l ' ---------'. . ·COI-U·1UNITY · SEDER.. -.CO!T.LETE 8:311-0UT ~ ... ' ··- .' _ We ' have . accomplished the im- ;·. possible ""'.- 167. pc;tid Treserva tions are iri for the Comnnmi ty ~der ; . to be held on Monday-? .4pril 24, ; · at 6:15 ·'PM • . Reservations are ;. , ' now 'definitely·, po.sitiveiy, and irrevocably clos.ed1 If you did~ n' t make it, the moral is:-, Get 1- . ydur. reservation,. in eafly ·±:of :~·: ·. future affairs'.: . _·,': - : :'. . This ,is , a :- rem;irkable ac~i~ve~ . . 'ment, .and the Sisterhood'· commit~ . · :.. tees . vi.:i.11 ,be:_mi~hty _bu~y: ;gfr;ts / : in the month .. o..f .,"-!?ril, .·. -.: : l· .Ji- l·' ~PaU; f !;~ l !O~RTH~·QTuitTEI(siillT§ s :sFECL1.L FUND ESTABLISHED ·-ru.BBI' -------------,..---- N:o , , . .. fis- fooling! __ _!].'he 1966~6-t cal -year -start~ intoi..i ts , fourth quarter th:is::week. ~t yoµr '.' check in -,for your: fina:J..: gu~rter oLyou.r pl~·dge, and save ·:the .. Temple_<'. some statement- po~tage. Thanks 'l . Owing to the many calls for help. the Rabbi receives from various individuals and iris ti tuttons, the Board decided to · establish a Rabbi's Fund . The first contributions to this fund we re · given by Leo hosen and Richard Kaufman. Subsequent contributions to this fund are listed on page 6._. ___________ ....._._~--------~-~---~ 9/iLL. BEFORE· YCU l Page 3 - . I COME IN We will make no r&.ah promises in regard to office hours, as the secretary will be hospitalized awhile. Hope to soon be back to 9:30-1:30, Mondays-Thursdays soon . �APRIL, HADASSAH NEWSLETTER LEATRICE ENNIS. PRESIDENT 1967 - IN LESS THAN A f'EW MONTHS OUR HADASSAH COMMUNITY WILL AGAIN BE PUT TO THE TEST TO PROVE WHETHER OUR CLAIMS TO DEDICATION TO BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES IS . VERY REAL OR IS MERE LIP SERVICE. HAVE YOU READ THE TIMELY AND INTERESTING ARTICL~ IN THE MARCH, 1967 ISSUE Of' HADASSAH MAGAZINE BY MOSHE DAYAN ENTITLED, "TERROR AND REPRISAL?" IT IS HIGHLY ENLIGHTENING IN VIEW Of' THE FACT WE JUST HAD THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL DRIVE• IT WHEN WE SPEAK OF OUR DUTIES, IT IS NOT A IS A f'ACTUAL ARTICLE ABOUT THE CRUCIAL f'ORM OF BOASTl~G• IT IS AN Af'FIRMATION THREAT OF TERRORISM---THE DISRUPTION OF OF OUR HAVING RECOGNIZED OUR RESPO NSIBCIVILIAN LIF~ IN ISRAEL, AND ITS GREAT ILITIES AND TRYING TO FULFILL THEM TO THE NEED OF FUNDS TO ,CONTINUE TO BE SELFBEST OF OUR ABILITY. THE BURDENS ARE SUFFICIENT A~fi S~LF-SUPPORTING IN VIEW 6t INCREASING, AND DEMANDS FOR EXPANDING THE f'ACT THERE IS· CONSIDERABLE UNEMPLOYSERVICE ARE GROWING, AND THUS OUR DUTIES MENT IN THE LAND. ARE MUCH MORE PRESSING• IT IS ONLY FAIR TO SAY ,THAT IN .AN APPEAL FOR COOPERATION PURELY COMMENTARY: }N WILLENSTAD, CuRQCAC AND FOR- FUNDS TO CARRY ON OUR SERVICES IN THERE IS THE OLDEST SYNAGOGUE IN THE THE MANY FASCETS OF OUR ACTIVITIES IN AMERICAS, WAS NAMED HOPE OF ISRAEL-MIKVE ISRAELe ESTABLISHED AS A NUSAH HADASSAH THAT IT IS NECE SSARY 1N ORDER TO MAINTAIN AND HELP KEEP THE LESS SEFARD HOUSE OF WORHIP IN 1654. THE f'ORTUNATE ' OVERSEAS, WE MUST RECOGNlZt PRESENT STRUCTURE, WHICH RETAINS ALL OF THAT DOING AND ATTENDING FUNCTIONS IS THE ORI GINAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FIRST NOT STATIC, BUT THAT THE DUTIES WE SPEAK BU I LD I NG , t:J AS ERE(:TED IN 173.2 INS IDE THf:: Of' CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION Of' INTEREST HOUSE or WO RSHlP ARE ORA8.0 CHANDEL1ERS MJ:• AND LOYALTY TO DISPROVE THAT THERE ' IS ARE REPLI CAS OF THOSE I~ THE PORTUGUESE EVEN THE REMOTEST POSSIBILITY OF MERE SYNAGOGUE OF AMSTERDAM, THE ORIGINAL HOME LIP SERVICE IN CONF'BONTING THE ISSUES OF THE CURACAO CONGREGATION. WHITE SAND INVOLVED IN A GREAT PROJECi AS HADASSAH. ON THE FLOOR SYMBOLIZES THE DESERT THE JEWS CROSSED TO REACH THE PROMISED LAND, HADASSAH IS MORE THAN A GREAT ZIONIST AND THERE IS ALSO A MUSEUM THERE • . ORGANIZATION, MORE THAN THE AMERICAN PARTNER OF A WIDESPREAD MEDICAL AND IN BET HAYIM, IS THE VERY OLD JEWISH SOCIAL WELFARE O~ERATION IN ISRAEL. CEMETERY. IT IS NOW SITUATED AMID THE ALTHOUGH FJRST . AND FOREMOST, HADASSAH SHELL OIL REFINERY WHOSE OPERATORS HAD MEDICAL ORGANIZATION IS ONE OF THE OFFERED THE COMMUNITY A MILLION AND A HA L• PRI MARY FUNCTIONS AND NEWLY-EMERGING DOLLARS FOR THE CEMETERY GROUNDS BUT WERE NATIONS LOOK UP TO HIVO FOR LEADERSHIP IN TURNED DOWNe SETTING UP THEIR OWN MEDICAL SERVICES. MANY ARE ASKING AID AND DO RECEIVE THE CEMETERY DATES BACK TO 1659, HAS MANY ASSISTANCE THROUGH TEAMS OF DOCTORS, INTERESTINGLY CARVED TO MBSTONES OF WHICH NURSES AND SOCIAL WORKERS SENT INTO THOSE SOME ARE MORE THAN 250 YEARS OLD. MANY COUNTRIES. EVEN MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM NAMES AND INSCRIPTIONS ARE DECIPHERABLE. THESE AMD MANY OTHER LANDS ALSO GO TO ISRAEL TO :BE TRAINED AT THE HEBREW THE EARLY SETTLERS IN CURACAO WERE THE MEDICAL SCHOOL• THE MEDICAL CENTER HAS SEPHARDIC JEWS f'ROM AMSTERDAM.. THEIR BECOME THE ADDRESS IN ISRAEL FOR THE HISTORY DATES BACK MUCH FARTHER. THE LATEST. ADVANCES IN HEALING, TEACHING, FIRST SETTLER WAS ITS FOUNDER OR ITS AND SCIE~TIFIC RESEARCH, AND HAS DISCOVERER, ALONZO DI OvlDA, THE 5PANISH ACHIEVED iA WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION FOR EXPLORER. THE FIRST JEw TO SET FOOT THER r GIVING THE PEOPLE OF THE LAND--AND SERWAS SAID TO BE SAMUEL COHENO WHO CAME WIT :· VICE EVERY WHERE~-THE BENEF'ITS OF THIS NEW THE DUTCH WEST INDIA COMPANY. It WAS WITl, MED I CAL k-NqwLEDGE. To MA I NTA IN I rs THE FORMATION OF THE MtKVE ISRAEL CONGRE~ STATURE AS A GREAT MEDICAL CENTER, IT IS GATION THAT THE ACTUAL BEGINNING OF AN ESSENTIALTO MAl~TAIN CONTINUAL GROWTH• ORGANIZED JEWISH Li FE BEGAN THERE;. WE HAVE PIONEERED MANY BREAKTHROUGHS. DATES TO REMEMBER!!!!! You vusr HAVE ro READ YOUR HADASSAH NEw·PAPER EACH MONTH TO TRY · TO KEEP ABREAST OF THE VAST STRIDES AND 'TECHNIQUES THAT STUDY GROUP: APRIL 1, 1967 - SATURDAY. · HAVE KEPT · PACE WITH PROGRESS. RESIDENCE OF MRS. GOLDIE SMITH, AT THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL AT 1:30 P.M. NOT ONLY THE CURATIVE AND DIAGNOSTIC ASPECTS Or ,HM0 1 s STANDARD-MAKING HADASSAH MEETING: TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH MEDICAL PROGRAM ARE CLOSELY LINKED TO AT 8:15 P.M. AT ~ESIDENbE OF GERTRUDE lTS PROGRAM OF MEDICAL TEACHING AND GREENBERG. PROGRAM: BOOK REVIEW BY RUTH KRAUSE. RESEARCH• THE f1XER BY BERNARD MALAMUD AND 8LOOD ACCUSATION BY MAURICE"SAMUEL. l.ET US NOT FORGET THAT THE ENTIRE SCIENTIFIC WORLD IS AWARE OF THE CREARUMMAGE SALE: THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1967 TION OF OUR GREAT CENTER OF HEALING, AT RESCUE MISSION~ PLEASE CONTACT TEACHING, AND ' RESEARC~. ft IS OUR PR,lVJLEGE TO TAKE ~DVANTAGE EVERY BIT Of' 'BETTY PRICE FOR ALL DETAILS. HER PHONE lNFORMATLON THAT WILL BE BEAMED TOWARDS NUMBER IS: 722-3409. US TO STRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF SUPPORTING HADASSAH DONOR DETAILS WILL BE ANNOUNCED SUCH A VtTAL FRONTIER OF HEALING. AT A LATER DATE. �_____ ________ IN A.PPRECL~TION , .....,_ TYG REQUESTS HELF IN HOUSING Our sincere "Thank you" to the many friends who stood by us and gave us the comfort needed in our hour of sorrow. Mr . & t1r·s • .Heyer Jacobs . Mr . & Mrs . Sam Jacobs Mr . & -Nrs . Norton Jacol;)s Mr . & Mrs . Danie 1 Roette.r I would like to emphasize the · arrival of seventy-five MSTYites on ~'lpril 14 for the Third General Board Meeting . 11 call for help. is going out to all congregants to house MSTY members on •Friday and Saturday nights . If anyone · feels he can .house one or ·.more youth-groupers , please notify Barb Rosen or Carol Steindler. i-i.ny help in this respect would be . _greatly appre C ia ted o" Tom Steinman TYG President __ .______,________ -•~ .L~' ' . CON'IRIBUTIONS General Fund; in memory of .Mrs . .nndrew Epstein, from Mr . anp. Mrs . Sam~i Lipman, · and Mr;. ~nd. Mrs. Ha'i·old Silvermana : . General Fund,' jn me!'llory of ~s. . Ros.e Singet:-i _from Mr'. and ·t1rs • . Bernard. Stern-~ . :·· 1 Ra~b$ s ~a; "in memorf at·M;t;~ o Rose Singeri-- ·by her _;d9-ughter, Mrs . : Lillian Gersten, and her sons,. Irving and Samuel Singer , and her neighbors. - - ··· .:', REFthiH . SH:SkW~H- ow,''. pf ------ ORG.i1.N GIVES TROUBLE •••• I ' i J·• T SERVICES- ' Our ··sabbath S~rvice s recently , :were greatly_disrupted by a breakdown of our ~1eary organ . Due to a malfunction, loud , screeching noises interferred with. the playing and. singing of_ the music. ' We've been holding ; c::oilective ·bl"~aths over· the pas't _two '. years because of con- . stant. troubles :"and subsequent · f,epair bills on- tbe organ.. , ;We fre very · mµch afraid that our. organ ~ rea~h:µig _the end of . the line,, . our ayers'.- aftd. :s ince~e .b~ st wishes for- 1a·· full recovery to ·.:. J - • ' ' ' ' MR; LOUIS D,.RMSX.-illTER.: · ·. - .. who •is:·: :pa~;iejit, a:t Hack_le! Hospital{ ~r,iq : .: :: \ ' : ~-·· . ' MR ~ SOL SJLVER.MtN . ii.N~IVERS.i-~RIES who Wq~ hosE+~alized in March ' .: : . . . .. Mr .· & Mrs. Jack Chevlin, -April 2 .. MI~~ TOV . . . th':,. -~ Mrs . ;Robert Rosenberg, . . hpril 13 . . . to· Dr; and Mrs . ii.rthur Greenberg, who "have°. g_o~e t6- Caliio~nia to Mr~ & Mrs . Jacob Kaufman, greet a brand n~~ grandson o April 14 · Mr ~ & Mrs . Herman Grossman, . . ·.. , WELC.OME: 'rO: ·,: ·.o: :· · · ~prii 27 · · a ' , ;. •-- Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Sher, who are residing at 2179 Evanston , 4944,.:;.2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Page 6 Please advise Temple office of any change of address or telephone. �YAHRZEIT YAHRZEIT (Continued) MAY VANDE~EST, mother of Mrs , DOR.ii. SIL VERMJill, mother of Mr . Sol Isadore Ashendorf , April 1 Silverman, April 22 JULIA STEINDLER, aunt of Mr . Milton . JOSIAH WIENER, husband of Mrs . Steindler , April 1 Pa~line _wiener, father of Mr . MORRIS KAN TOR, •·husband of Mrs • · Joel Wiener, April 22, · N"isan 12 Frances Kem.tor~ father of Dr. MOSES PITKOWSKY, father of Mrs . Morton Kantor, April 6 Morris Teles, ~pril 22, BERNARD HASS, father of Mrs . Harold Nisan 12 Kline, April 6 REUBEN BER.MaN, father of Mr . ESTHER GUDELSKY; wife of Nr . David Harry Berman; april 23 Gudelsky, mother of Miss Ileane LEOPOLD MnRCUS, father of Mr. Gudelsky, sister of Hrs. · Paul Is rae 1 Ma:tc·us, apr il 26, Wiener, April 10 Nisan 16 SARA · NEUMER, mother of Mr, Ted SOLOMON Zl:,1,IKOWI'ICH, father of Neumer, April 12 Mrs . Howard Bruelbeck, ii.pril ·29 BESSIE HASS, mother of Mrs . Harold FRED.tt. ZELIKOWITCH, mother of Kline, sister of Mr . Louis Aron, Mrs. Howard Bruelbeck, ii.pril 29 April 13 P;~UL M. WI3NER, husband of Mrs . HAROLD ROSEN, husband of Mrs . Thelma Wien~r, i-i:p_r"}-__1_2..;;..9___~~ Marcia Rosen , father of Mr . Douglas Rosen , April 14 CONDOLENCE LOUIS CHEVLIN, father of Mr . Jack Chevlin, April 14, Nisan 4 To the family of MOLLY SOLOMON , mother of Mrs . ROSE SINGER Meyer Jacobs, April 15, Nisan 5 mother of Dr . Irving Singer and RACHEL LEAH KRUPSKY, mother of Mr . Samue 1 Singer, who passed I; Mrs . Harry Berman, April 16 away March 17 . / ESTHER ROSE, sister of Mrs . Leo May her memory be for a Rose, April 17 blessing . LOUIS LEVIN, father of Mr. Jess Levin, April 17 ST.c:PI-lliNIE ~·1ENDY GR06S:[Vl.AN , daughter MEMORL-~L STONE TC B! _UNVEILED of Mr . and Mrs . Herman Grossman, April 18 . Announcement h~s been made RACHEL STROMB.ZRG, mother of Dr. that the unveiling of the Memortal Maurice Stromberg, April 19 Stone for Ellis Chevlin will Ell.IS C&;VLIN , husband of Mrs . take place Sunday, april 23 , Rosalyn Chevlin, ii.pril 21 , at 2:00 PM . Nisan 11 YETTA GR~~NBAUM, mother of Nrs . UNION GR.i:i.MS Robert Rosenberg, April 21, Nisan 11 Statements will be mailed t o Uniongram subscribers on April 1 . A phone call regarding your account will reduce Sisterhood ' s Page 7 postage bill . A. Cahill , 773- 5340 . I �Hkllii.SSaH HOLDS RID'JM.ddE SALE ii.PRIL 13 Hadassah reminds you hopefully again that their annual Rummage Sale will be held Thursday, .b.pril 13, from 9:30 - 4:00 at the Rescue Mission Mrs. Samuel Price, Chairman of the affair, stresses that rummage and volunteers to help are urgently needed. CONGREG.1.. TI ON B'Nn.I ISRAEL FOURTH & -vnmSTER MUSKEGON, MICHIG••N 4~441 Office Phone: 722-2702 Rabbinage: 755-5318 '"". :.,:. .. 9 IFTSHOP .HiiS N~l-J MERCHAf.lDIC New merchandise is now displayed in tho upper-lobby howecase; items are priced. The Gift Shop is NOT stocked. v~e carry 11 one {)r two of a kind. 11 If YOU need Passover Judaic i terns contact D. Stromberg or A. Cahill BEFORE ~pril-14 . ·~ ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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H:t y ' t' ~-t .. t t ~r br· a J, in... :in l tin p ::>Y Dfl.1;! o 11 ,.,·, \1.r. ~ bt Jn e ,, ,a},<. t t.. -~. l 'J. ai .,[l ':' .! -co L-:, tirn1el ·" ,:c.. ri.r, t. (, ~ i. .7,(3 ~E,l •!:t 1~1•< =-1 ;) l '. ~-.., i. . i . ,.,,, -' rt: C I· ~ 1'2 n .:J,, ;). •:.1 th I,\' .,\u1; t~ 'f "Jf l 1 i ff' t f r /~ii :," 1,.:., d. :.tl 1: q, .., I n.·· -. I ) 'f' I 'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19530408 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953-04-08 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 8, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, April 8, 1953. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b71922f6d2ea313574d439a52ea371cb.pdf 5bb731cf2769f740f823796135589dc3 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,NAI ISRAEL ~ ,0,:USKE(:iON, MICHIGAN )ff\ Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan -~~: t\be Ashendorf, PrcsicL)ut S P E C I AL CALEllDAR August 24th - Thursday - 8:30 PM Board Meeting - Temple Rec. Room .l\.u[£Ust 26th - Sa turday, 11:00 J,J,1 Ba r Mitzvah - Randy Grossman September 1st - Sunday, 5:00 P,M, Marriage Ceremony Marian Greenberg & Dr. Alan Siegel I S S U E BAR MITZVJ;.H Mr. & Mrs. Herman Grossman announce the Bar Vdtzvah of their son, Randy, on Saturday, August 26th, at 11:00 A.M. The entire Congregation is cordially invited to attend the reception, immediately following the Bar Mitzvah ceremony, in the Social Hall. INVITATIONS Dr. & Mrs. Artl:ru.r Greenberg cordially invite the entire Congregation to the marriage ceremony of their daughter, ~.arian, and Dr. Alan Siegel on Sunday, September 3rd, at 5:00 P.M. at Temple B1 nai Israel. Please join us for a cocktail and hors-d'oeuvre hour following the ceremony at the Houston House. We are sorry that due to limited space we are unable to invite everyone to the wedding dinner. �Our condole:'.1c:e <'nd clccnest sy a;_:)8-thy to the family of : SAHUEL LA1.'301'1 hu sbc.nd oi' Mrs . Rose k ,wson o..nd fath8r of Judi t :i.1, Mrs . J erouo Cherin nn d Hr Donr.l d Hei!"lcn, ;;ho passed away July 28. May hi,~ memgry: be for a bles!'l;na. 0 ; . Our condolence and deepest sympathy to the f amily of: RABBI MORRIS OSTROWSKY father of Mrs. Alex Rosenthal, who passed away July 7, 1961. May his memory be for a blessing . Our condolence and deepest sympathy to the family of: TOBIE YASINOW mother of Mrs. Joseph Singer, who passed away August 16, 1961. May her memory be for a blessing. New permanent office hours for the Temple Office are: Monday thru Thursday - 12:30 - 5:30 PM, Friday 12:30 to 3:30 P.M. We are welcoming back Mrs. Joseph (Alice) Kennedy as secretary after a three year absence. Rabbi will be atte~ding Michigan State Temple Youth Summer Conclave , August 29th - September 2nd. CONGREGATION B1NAI I SRAEL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 NON-PROFIT ORGANI ZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196108 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-08 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, August 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, August 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives