936 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/fb28c1b738c6026e176047099f0b6eeb.pdf 50b2c8f56b15db5ec35cb3ee4f202b8b PDF Text 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/. 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-19580102 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 1958-01-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 2, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 2, 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. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/0c11bc855e4eeea51794d7b94ec1ca7f.pdf ddc93ce8df9f5de10c7426fb5412bfa4 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan January 20th, 1947 Vol. II RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, January 24th 0 He Shall Be Thy Spokesman" INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Friday evening, January 31st "Manna From Heaven" * * * FRIDAY NIGHT rs SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * * * No. 5 �This Friday Night The Drama of Palestine Jewish life has been filled with many great and inspiring mover ments, which in turn have influenced the course of our history. However, the one sustaining force which has always been the backbone of Jewish survival and progress is the Synagogue. "The Drama of Palestine, 11 an , series of dramatic prog~ams, will be broadcast over station WKBZ, each Saturday at 7:15 p.m. Through the Synagogue all other ideas found inspiration and expression, and to this very day it is the one basis upon which every Jew can unite in a common program of action. This new series is a sequel to the program, "Palestine Speaks" which was broadcast throughout the U~ited State~ artd Canada over 155 radio stations last season. This v1eek 's feature is entitled, 11 Petach Tikvah Celebrates." It relates the adventures of two young men who fought side by side in the British army during the ~gyptinn and Lybian campaigns. We are thus greatly enheartened by the selection of the congrega- . 11 The Drama of Palestine 11 is being tion of a vigorous group of young people as officers, whose task it broadcast by station WKBZ as a shall be to carry on the affairs public service program to all its of our congregation in the furlisteners, so be sure to tune in therance of a more vital Judaism .e ach Saturday at 7:15 p.m. in Muskegon. This Friday evening, January 24th, the following new officers will be installed by Rabbi Satlow during our Community Service: Samuel G. Klayf - - President Leo Rosen 1st Vice-Pres. Harold Silverman-2nd Vice-Pres. Seymour Rosenberg--Rec. Secty. Eugene Fisher-Financial Secty. Reuben Berman - - - Treasurer Trustees: Abe Ashendorf, Louis M. Berman, Morris Bernstein, Francis Fine, Joseph Hecht, Max Lebow, Reuben Levy, Fred Rodoff, Max Rosenberg, Morris Teles. We Acknowledge with Thanks a contribution to our Temple Library Fund in memory of Jacob Schievlitz, by his daughter, Mrs. Fred Rodoff. The entire community extends its deepest sympathy to Millie on this sad occasion of the loss of her father. Zecher tzadik livrochol May the memory of the righteous be a blessing! �Dr. I. Q. t>., I. rQ. will conduct his regular weekly quiz program in Muskegon at the next Sisterhood meeting on Tuesday, February 4th. The community is invited to enter the following contests: 1. Cash award for the best 6 True or False questions on Jewish customs and ceremonies. 2. A fine prize f-0r the best 8 clues on the biography of a famous Jewish personality. Plea~e mail all entries to Mrs. Lewis Satlow, program chairman. All entries will become the property of Dr.I.Q., and the decision of the judges will be final. Grossman - Adler One of the outstanding events in our comrnunity will take place this raturday, January 25th, at 7:JO o'clock at the Occidental Hotel. Miss Shirley Grossman will be joined in wedlock to Mr. Harold Adler in the presence of a host of relatives and friends, many of them from distant parts of the land. extend Mazel Tov to Mrs. Isaac ossman, and pray that God bless Shirley and Harold with a long life filled with happiness and health. Temple Progress Mr. Leo Rosen reports that the beautiful stone selected for our new Temple has become available. Within a month it will be applied to the concrete walls which have already risen above street level. We thank God that our long awaited dream is now materializing before our very eyes : May we see its fulfillment within the next few months! Congratulations to Leo Rosen and his building committee! Sisterhood Thanks S·i sterhood extends its thanks to Mrs. Barney Roberts and her committee, who were responsible for a most successful Paid-up Membership Supper. Members of the committee were: Helen Roberts, chairman; Gene Berman, Rose Friedenberg, Evelyn Lillian Ca..~e, Ruth Galombeck, Krause, Rose Lawson, Reva Levy, Marcy Locke, Rose Rosenberg, and Leah Schumacher. Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Broutman on the birth of their grandchild, Leslie Ann Broutman. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young on the birth of a daughter. �~irl Tune in! THE 0 F DRAMA saturdaY Ev~ry t 7:15 p.m. evening a PALEST Radio drama at its best. of Jewish zeal and heroism. Welcome to Our Community 1 It gives us great pleasure to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grossman and their children back to Muskegon. We know that Herman and Roslyn will add much that will enrich the manifold activities of our communal life. We also extend a corqial welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Sol Litzmer. May you find much happiness within the circle of our communal fellowship. Bar Mitzvah Instruction Four students are receiving Bar Hitzvah instruction from Rabbi Satlow: Laurence Berman, Ivan Frim, Sidney Kushner, and Paul Field. The first of these to l ecome a Bar Mitzvah, on April 19th, will be Laurence Berman. 1 -o- station WKBZ CALENDAR OF EVENTS Friday, January 24th at 8:15 p.m. Installation of Officers Community Servi ce Saturday, January 25th at 7:30 p.m. Grossman-Adler Wedding Occidental Hotel Tuesday, January 28th at 8:15 p.m. Choral Society at the home of Mrs. Tony Aron Monday, February 3rd at 8:15 p.m. B'nai B 1 rith Business meeting Occidenta1 Hotel Tuesday, February 4th at 8:15 p.m. Sisterhood Meeting Dr. I.~- - Valuable prizes Y. W.C.A. Wednesday, February 5th at 10 a.m. Sisterhood Sewing at the home of Mrs. M. Steindler 635 Peck Street, Heights We Pray for the Recovery of Mrs. Joseph Simon, who is now a patient at Hackley Hospital. Joan Stern, recuperating at home from her recent operation. � 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-19470120 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 1947-01-20 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 20, 1947 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 20, 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. 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/5ee9f6d1b26e65870aa226b192f37044.pdf f1ef862160fa410a67e2e2ee0468f03e PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanlel} Kaplan Jack Lipman, Presideht SABBA H SERVICES LIBERAL COMMUNITY WE [j( THIS SERVICES Friday, January 22nd IN HONOR OF MRS. I DA 8:30 P.M. ASH ENDORF ·ttsemon: A Woman oi Va.torn ONEG SHABBAT In honor of Mrs. Ida Ashendorf on her 80th Birthday. Please be present to celebrate this great event in the life of a Gr3Ild Lady. Our Jewish Organizations will be represented. NEXT B RITH Sennon 8:30 P.M. Friday, January 29th SABBATH "SWASTIKAS AND SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS" B1NAI BRITH PARTICIPANTS by Rabbi: Isadore Ashendorf, President, will speak Jacob Ashendorf Sam Lawson . . -AJ.an·Oppenheimer Art Greenberg Jack Lipman Max Rothschild Irving Singer No Onag ~habbat ~~~llMM•X•XMXllKKKKMMMMXXKXXKKMM TRADITION~ SERVICES ~ Friday, January 22nd and 29th Saturda~ January 23rd and 30th , , . i:~h'HHHHHHHHH~ Kll l( l O H { - , ~ ~ ~ ~ - l : )( l( ll )( ll ll l( ll lOH(· 7: 30 P .M. ~-= 30 A.M. FridaJ!:,. Fobi"tlnry 12th - Interfaith Service and Si--s-terhood Sabbath · • �CALENDAR JAN Sun 24-Religious Schoo+, 10:00 a.m.12:15 p.m. 10:0(: a.m. Services by 5th Grade 11:30 a.m. Meeting of 7th Grade Parents with Rabbi(Foyer) -7:00 P.N. TYG Meeting Mon 25-Hadassah Meeting - 8:15 P.M. Tue 26-Sisterhood Board Meeting at home of Mrs. Parker Wed 27-Adult Education · 7:30 p.m.-Hebrew 8:45 p.m.-Great Jewish Books Thr 28-Confirmation - 4:00 p.m. Fri 29-Sun 31-MYSTY Conclave(Detroit Sun 31-Religious School, 10:00 a.m.12:15 p.m. J TEMPLE F A MI L Y . Anniversaries Mrs. Louis Aron, February 1, 1948 & r. & Mrs. Alex Rosenthal, February 4, 1947 Yahrzeits aura Sall, Sister of Meyer Jacobs, January 23 x Schubb, Husband of Mrs. Mae Schubb, Tebet 28~January 28 braham Ehrenberg, Father of Mrs. Albert Parker, January 31 oses Rosenberg, Father of Robert H. Rosenberg, Shevat 3 Tue 2-Sisterhood Meeting - 8:15 p.m February 1 Dr. Dasler will speak on "Religion and Psychiatry" adie Lipman, Wife of Hyman Li~man Thr 4-Confirmation -4:00 p.m. Shevat 7 - February 5 -B'nai Brith - 8: 0 .m. Sun 14,-"Mr. and Mrs. Club" - Adult obert Stein, Brother of Mrs. Education · Lillian Singer, February 5 Wed 17-Sisterhood Card Party Thr 23-B'nai Brith Brotherhood saac Grossman, Father of Mrs. er Tentative Date Ralph August, Mrs. Reva Bank, Mrs. Sam Klayf and Harold, THANK YOU Herman and Louis Grossman, Shevat 7 - February 5 OUR NEW BULLETIN MASTHEAD was executed by Mrs. Jerome Cherin. It has added not only the artistic touch Refuah Shelaymah but also a great deal more symbolic r best wishes for a complete meaning. All of us express our er~a~t~i~tu~d~e~t~o~h~e~r~•==========::::::::::::==,rfnd speedy recovery to Mrs. Howard Bruelback and also to Mr. Harry TEMPLE DUES Fleishman who is still in the lease save us phone ~Blls and shoe hospital. Our wishes also go eather--send in your dues promptly. to Mrs. Edward Krause who recently had surgery. hird quarter began on January 2nd. FEB �RABBI TO YOU-- We often Rsk, why .a.re we bothered with so many crucial problems in our time, an era of great advance in science and technology? There are those who answer that each individual is responsible for his own ills either because cp man's sinful and obstinate will against God or because of his un-Positive Thinking. Such oversimplified · explanations overlook that there is much more to be said for the immediate reality of the conflict between civilizations, cultures and ideologies as disruptive forces in our personal lives. Each man is involved in all the conflicts of the human race at any given time. Those who object to this interpretation cannot eA-plain the existance of a ghetto in modern times, the Mellah of Casablanca, wretched and suffering. They do not understand that this remnant of medieval civilization in our times is a major factor causing the anguish of our fellow-Jews living in it. They do not perceive that the present evils heaped on the peoples of United States and Russia are the age-old strife of East against West with an atomic-space-age variation. Even less can they envision that the clash of forces for nationalism and for world brotherhood still divide peoples and beset men everywhere. They cannot explain the recent outbreaks of Anti-Semitism. Yes, man and Mankind are involved - seriously and inseparably so with each other. The New World of our time has been born in blood and.. _ pain. It wants to grow up n.ow, shaking off the cancers of .medievalism, ultra-nationalism and moral blindness. Its theme is nuclear fision, its diet is strife, its rate of growth is as the speed of light. We who are in the midst of this cosmic and timeless historical process can only pray and work to make the benign forces the builders of the future. They will not obliterate the destructive forces which belong to times past. We only hope that these creative forces for the spiritual, moral and physical welfare of men and :mankind will win out in the end. (Reprint) Your Rabbi Evelyn Galombeck, Rhoda Rosen, Lillian Singer And a very special "thanks 11 to Mrs. Jacob Singer, who unsolicited brought a big batch of delicious apple strudel. Ellen Aron, Membership Chairman THANKS FOR "SERVING" I wish to express my appreciation to everyone who helped--and gave of their time and services to make Sisterhood's Paid-up Membership Supper held on January 5th, a For special memorable affair. credits I wish to commend-SPECIAL NOTICES Food Committee: Sisterhood Meeting, Tuesday, Betty Broutman, Evelyn Galombeck January 2nd--Dr. Dasler will Lillian Singer speak on "Religion and Psychiatry" For Table Setting: lh1sbands are invited. Beth Ashendorf, Vivian Ashendorf Hadassah Meeting, Monday,Jan.25th. For the Contribution of Cakes: Beth Ashendorf, Vivian Ashendorf Mrs. L. Livingston guest Speaker. �ATTEND SABBATH SERVICES -r \ = C C 6 l n f Congregation B1nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: 2-2702 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/. 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-19600122 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 1960-01-22 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 22, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 22, 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/c7b1bca73c975bb531f06d29dae2d558.pdf cbf5572ff102255ab37a1514e12638c3 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanlelj Kaplan Abe Ashendorf , President ISSUE Ne. 11 January 26, 1962 fi ,1 :B 21, 5722 Core n.unity 1;Jor s hip T7~f I S S A b B A T H - Friday January 26th • ••. •• /7:45/FM NEWTIHc. ~rrangements made with Traditional ongregation to schedule their worship'! arlier for the sake of the children . N E X T WORSHIJ:Torah Reading Birthday Blessing Ceremony FAMILY -., Family Worship S A B B *T A Sermon Oneg Shabbat * 2nd •••••• * 8:30* PM H - *Friday *February "Jewish Ideas about Jews: Golden vs •- Uris" Based on ttTBE NEW JEWISH S'lEREOTYFES" in current issue of American Judaism which was mailed to you recently. ,q: Traditional Worship January 26th ••••••••••••• j5/PM January 27th ••••••••••.••• : 0 AM OBSERVE JEWISH MUSIC MONTH ,· February 2nd •••••••••• ?:30 FM February Jrd •••••••••• 8:30 AM Jt NUARY 20 THRU FEBRU~RY 20 �·-:;p_r-:;:r:~-~-.R . h,n::,·_-_r , 0 11 •~ ~- ._, ., ·•_;-.a_· ...-·--::;~1--~-;~~ ;-~ 1.b_.__._L·-'·. , L. 1°6:: ..'.:),_. _ ~-.: · 7· - n r • l c:' hL, ,) .. 1v-J.2 . ... , Temple Youth Group 7.. '.) Mon 29-· Ee brew Jrd year .: clc::.:::.ses Tues _-;o ... Hebrew 2nd y~ar classes Bar Mitzvah class Sisterhood Beard Meeting, 8:15-Temple Wed 31- Hebrew 5th year & High School clas se s TEMPLE FAMILY - ------,YMIRL;:UTS . YiAX DARMSTADmR, f atl1e r o~ L c.1.i:, Darmstadter, January ?7th. MARTH · BLOCK , siste r of M:r s . Eenno Rothschild , January 29th. MAX ROSENBERG, husband of Rae Rosenber g, son of Seymour Rosenberg and brother of Robe rt Rosenberg, January 30th. ABRAHAM EHRENBI;RG, father of Mrs. Albert Parker , January 31st . Februar y , 1962 SAMUEL EMALFARB, fathe r of Maurice Thurs 1- Hebrew 1st year clas s Stromberg, February 1st. Confirmation class , ISAAC GROSSMAN , father of Herma;. N1'W TIME , 7: J0- 8: h5 Grossman , Louis Grossman, Har old B 1 nai Brith - 8: 30 Grossman, Mrs . Sarrru.el Kl ayf , MD • Sun h- Reli gious School 10- 12 : 15 Ralph August, and Mrs . F~va Bank , 5th & 6th grade PARENTS ' MEETING with Rabbi 11- 12 February hth . Mon 5- Hebrew ROBERT STEIN, brother of Mrs . Tues 6- Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Lilli an Singer , Febr uary 5th . Sisterhood Gener.~X'.Meiti ng LOUIS LEVY , father of Reuben L. Biennial Heport by Levy, Februar y 6th. Rena Kaplan--Jewish TILLE JACOuS , mother of Mrs . Earl Music Month Frogram 8:15 Brace, February 8th . Wed 7- Hebrew Adult Education ANN IVERS.A RIES 7: 30 Hebrew 8: hO Bible : 1'Ecclesiastes "- Mr . & Mrs . Louis Aron, February 1. Mr. & Mr;:, . Alex Rosenthal , Feb The Hebrew and the ruary h. Hellenist Worlds RE/UAH SHEL.-,YMAH Thurs 8- Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Confirmation Class, Our prayers and sincere best NEW TIME 7: 30- 8 :h5 wishe s f or a full and speedy recovery to CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs . Milton Steindler TEMrLE LIBRARY FUND: Mr . Hyman Fox Mr . an:i Mrs . Sol Silverman who have been at Mercy· Hospital. Mrs . Leo·Rose, in memory of her Mr . Reuben.Berman , father of Harry husband, Leo Rose , and Berman , of Malden Massachusettes , mother , Hannah Fishman . is home from the hospital and is TEM} LE GARDEN FUND: doing well. Mr . and Mrs . Milton Steindler, in honor of Mr . Herman Grossman ' s recover y . RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: Mr . and Mrs . Sam Lipman , of Re ligi ous oooks in mem ory 'j J of Ida Ashendorf . J �SISTERiJCCD L.UD· O? ME}IBZRTIFfrr D INifiZR, J an. ~-~ ~r. --:pi te of the weather, nearly ceveDty people attended our dinner~ All advance arrangements were made by Mrs. Harold Pa ge , Vice . Fresident in charge of Membershipo Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, dinner chairman was assisted by Mrs . Albert Parker, Mrs . Sam Lawson, Mrs. Nathan Broutman and Yirs . Morton Kantor . Mrs . James Metz ~rovided the lovely table decor;tions . Mrs . Louis Goldberg and Mrs . Bernard .Stern took care of the table settings . Waitresses were Mrs. Louis Goldberg, Mrs . Morris Levine, Hrs . Charles Race, Mrs. Harold Klein , Mrs . Morton Kantor, Mrs . Warner Galombeck, Mrs, Bernard Stern, and Mrs . 22~- Sol Zoll. . . An excelle nt Socio-drama sicit about Fallout Shelters was given by members of the Temple Youth Group Jerome Levine, Avis Teles, and T;rry Kulka. This stimulated an interesting and provactive discussion ably led by Roger Rapoport . Donald Wie~er was in charge of lighting anct props . Pro"'ram arrangements wore made by Mrs. Sol Zoll . The invocation before dinner was given by Roger Krause in the absence of the TYG President , Marcia Levin , who was ill. Symbolizing Tem~le solidarity and sincere friendship, the evening ended with the Yout~ Group's traditional and moving "Friendship Circle II with songs led by Avis Teles and the closing preyer by Jerome Levine. I wish to thank all of those who made this evening such an Qutstanding one. Elaine Friend, Fresident SIST:::~1I-IC CD Gen2rc:1.l Meeting , Tuesclay, Feb,ruary 6 . Biennial Report by JVir s . Rena Kaplan ,& Jewish Mus i s lc. :~ h :' ;. ,_ ram. SISTERHOOD Important Board Mee tin g, January JO , 1962. NATIONAL FEDERATION of TEMFLE YOUTH EXCHANGE FROGRAM - of Jewish teenage rs between Israel and t....~erica, and between Europe and Ame rica . HOST F.AMILY - Is there a family among us desirous of being host to a 16 year old student from Israel?--August 1962 to Fe bruary 1963, the family to supply room and food only. EiCHAl~GE STUDZNT to ISRAEL - any of our high schoolers interested? NFTY NATIONAL SERMON CONTEST-the Rabbi offers his ~ul~it to those seeking to enter this contest. -:t- * * * Here are programs sronsored by our national Reform Jewish organization and designed for Jewish youth. Please c~ntact the Rabbi. NFTY is one of the several affiliates of our Reform Judaism Family of the UNION of AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS and the COMBINED CAMPAIGN. THE GOLDEN HINGE "Hebrew is the key to the survival of Judaism in America . If we throw t l> is unique and precious key away, the resplendent house of' Judaism which 'the Lord hath built 1 will be closed to us and to our pos terity . 'The knowledge of Hebrew ' wrote Sabato Morais, is the golden hinge upon which our national and religious existence turns. Flowing down from the hills of e te rni ty , tne He brew language has been set apart by Go,d as thee 1. con"t on pag 1..1 �i! contr from page 3 -receptac le of truths destined to suay mankind and humanize the world - Maurice M. Shudofsky 11 YOUTH Rabbi To You A deep and lasting rapport between our Youth Group and Congr egation was finally brought into being when on Sunday, Jan . 14, our creative and vigorous youth led a discussion at Sisterhoods ' I.nnual Membership Dinner on the awes ome topic of the moralit y and wisdom of Fallout Shelters . The evening concluded with everyone participatine in a friendship circle and fellavrnh:i.p ..songs which also were led by TYG members . The results were edifying and ele ctrifying , especially when we consider how uncomf ortable both OLder and younger adults are in each others•company. Each wants what the other possesses , but each believes it cannot be acquired . The younger adult wants the independence and privile pes of the older but finds he cannot gain these qualities as quickly as would please him. The grown adult insists that the adolescent squanders his youth with a zeal thnt is considered s11eer impudence . Moreover, the teen--agcr believes he can grow up and have grownup privileges (money, power, fre edom, fulfillment) v lthout the gradual, strenuous frocess of becoming res ponsible to mature values . The olde r adult , lame nting the loss of his ··youth , fails to retain and nurture the perennial element of youthfulne ss- zeal, verv-e, searching . These fantasies of both age groups of adults which drives them apart , foster a tur -·oil of attitude and of emotions which in turn further convinces each of the alienation of the other . But there is essentially a deeply emoedded bond between them, and it can be strenghtened when the older gene ration le arns to k0(.;'p the f ire of youth burning throughout life and when . the younge r learns to kindle the flame of resi-, onsiole wisdom. Each can have what hc:.s Deen thought to be the exclusive i:,ossession of the other . Trul y t lle Sisterhood meeting was a step to solve t he dilemmas of our time which have their ori gin in the antagonism oetween the ge nerations . CONGREGATION B' NAI ISRAEL Fourth & Webster Streets Muske gon , Michigan f~2 - 2702 Telephone : Rabbina~e : P06- 5427 NON - PROFIT ORG.i:.NIZLTION TIME - VALUE l'-11f~IL 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/. 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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/43e472ff91bfdf07f13c5e2919545991.pdf 35f29832b4ef99ef15e850ae2efb78e7 PDF Text Text ,r ----- - ........""' '- TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL I ~- l TI ~ MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN q Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Janua ry 27 , 1961 Shevnt 10, 5721 Dr. Arthur Greenberg, President COM M UNITY WORSHIP T~IS SABBATH Fr i clr.y Eve J anu<-.l"'Y 27 8 : 30 P. M. . : . . - ~ 11 THE -~ - - -}} - ----:-;-t - - -- -Horn -* - --J *anua - -r y 28th 11:00 A.M. S2.bbat h BAR MITZVAH Sat u r day Morn * - IDZA OF THE LAi;D O.F'. I Sl;AEL L:i. J Zw"I SH PROSE At!D POETRY" 1n honor of Tu Bishva t, * * * NEX-1 SABBATH Fric.c.:,"· ~ve "HOW 1 DIFFERENT 1 WAS l',10SES? 11 Fe bruary 3rd --The Different-ness of Jewishness-8: 30 P. M. Second in a Serie s on the Four Sons of the Jewi sh Pe ople : Mose s , J esus, Ma.r x and Freud T R A D I T I O N A L WO R S H I P Sabbath Eve J anua ry 27th & Februa ry 3rd Snbbo.th r1orn J anua ry 28th & Februa ry 4th SABBATHS TO COME : 7:30 P. M. 8:30 A.M. Trio and Classical Jewish .•••• The Jewishne s s of Jesus �RABBI TO YOU PARENT-TEACHER CONFEREN CE: SUNDAY, Janua ry 29 , 10-12:20 AM In the midst of all the excit9ment of inaugurating n ·new Presiden t, of rea ctin g to Ben Gurion I s bold Zionism, and of waiting for the Eichmann trial B.nd its solutio!'l, let us turn for a moment to our own Temple Family1 to its hopes and dreams, to its dream of the future . The religious education of our children is sometimes a quiet drmno., signifying a better future. Sometimes, however, it is a very disturbing drama, filled ~rith Sunday-morning-tired bodies and minds, or with a gonizing expectations for a young and tender Jew in a hostile world, or with indignant aggre s sions stemming from a parent's guilty heart . The drama of Jewish education is a s all great and true and le gitimate "tra ,;ic" dramas seem to be . For it forces stark reality upon us when in the conclusion, the finis, fulfillment and victory for the main a ctors fall far short of our heart's anticipation. But also like its counterpart on the stage, the drarea in which our chilcren and youth a re the main actors ~urs ts f orth at time in ecstatic brilliance with ~rue sigt and manife s tations of human dignity and Jewish nohility, ev,i dencing and here.lding the · hope for our beloved· progeny in their clays to come . It is this hope, we like to feel, which is · our . ma.ig_ hope and whose mainstream is Jewi s hnes s a s it ou 5 ht to be and as •it organizes and direct: our essential human nature toward godly goals . It i.r this hope which we as Parents must not only ·cherish but e.lso nourish. · 1.f:bat then can we do? We can enla rge that elusive and spontaneous hope, which is fleet~n gly seen in the drania of J$wish religious education, by our assigning to that education a deep and abiding value. For what is valuable to our children is the value we impart to a thing by our convictions in our way of living .and thinking . It may be that the conferences between our parents and teachers are the last hope for our time in raising up a new and better generation . Those precious few mjnutes may 'e the lever to move the world of our dreams, the equa tion to match expectation with reality, the self-contained directional computer to follow the truest path to the best goal. It may be that the five or fifteen minutes parents spend ·-Sunday morning on behalf of their son or daughte:c~ and his spiritual inheri tanc_e me:y ·make ·the diff-. erence be t ween dra..~a and enig:ma--or hetween drama ~nd comedy~-in the life of these who carr on ou· love and work.. ln their. world to c me . AD1JL1r-ED1JCATION----------- ·-···· · ----- --· ·------- ------- -----·· SISTERHOOD ACTIVITY DAY - Thu:c'sday s Our Comparative Religion Course, which started J anuary 18, was an un- · "BREAKFAST FITH RADBI " 10: 00 - il:AM qualified success; if one clas s can con sti tu te a criterion. The group CAi:JCER DltBSSL:.GS - 1:00 - 4 : 00 P . i1 . left stL~ulated and enthusia stic Mr5. Mo.rris Kenter in cbarge and eager for the next session. It 1 not too l ate to sign up--next c).e.ss GI?T Aim JUDAICA StlOP 1: 00 - 4: 00 R-1 will '. ,e February 1. For f urther infon~ation call PL5-2490. OTIBR ACTIVITi ES . Cfu: 1':E: ORGAdIZED Mrs. Lois Cneri:-i · · I- ... - ; . . ,. . '. . . . �C A 1_~ d __D A R J.G6J. -J ANUARY. - ------ ~- Calendar - Continued 9th Thursday Hebrew Classes : 2nd Yr . & Bar Mitzvah Begi nne rs 4:1 5 BOARD OF TRUST3:3S HEETING 8 : 30 PM 29th Sunclay Religious School PARENT TEACHERS' CO~JFER::1rnE 10-12 : 20 A. M. ~'-)~HHH~,HHH~-4h'HHrrMH~- ;r-)~~~~(4'(__~~HH~-)H'r)Hf-;f-Xi\J o Clas ses TE MP L E FA d ILY Confirmation Class with Rabbi 1 - 2:30 P. H. 30th Monday Anniversc.ries Hebrew Classes : 4th Yr. 4: 15 IMr. and 11rs . Louis Aron, Advanced 5:15 February 1. 31st Tueso.ay Hebrew Clas ses: 1 s t Yr. & Mr. ru1d Mr s . fUex Rosenthal , Advanced Bar Mitzvah 4 : 15 j Fe bruary 4. 8: 15 ;ni:-:.-~ .. -, ,,,--,:- ,:--,,/\-,.. ,,,,,,~.-,, "-'''~ - ,. --,_-,r,..-,n, ,~,r~~-kSisterhood Board Meeting FBBRU ARY, 1961 Yahrzoit s l r; t Fednesday Hebrew Clas s '3 s: 5th Yr. 4 : 15 IAbraham Ehrenberg, father of Mrs. Jr. Hi 5:15 Albert Pa rker, Janua ry 31 ·-· ADULT EDUCATION-Hebrew 7: 30 F:M: ··Comparative Reli gions 8 :30 P .M. Robert Stein, brother of Mrs . f 2nd Thur sday Lillian Singer, February 5. Hebrew Classes: 2nd Yr. & Bar __i t zvah Beginners 4 : 15 IMrs . Riva Kaline, sister of Mrs. B I Na i Bri th 8: 30 Ida Ashendorf, February 8. 4_i;.h Saturday :::::----....,_ TYG C.Qa.ss-7:39 / SIST.SRHOOD ACHI EVEMEN T DINNEft. & ~ Tillie Jacobs , mother of :1r s . Earl DAHCE (See Flyer) · 6:30 Brace, February 8. 5th Sunday Hyam Sin ger, father of Mr . and Mrs. Re l igiou s School - 10 - 12:15 As sembl y:Grade 7 Tu :9ishvat SerJJo ,:;eph Sin Je r, Shava t 13, Jan. 31. Confirmation Cln.s s with Rabbi ifo. tha.n Price, father of Nr. Samuel 1 - 3 P.M. Ten ::,l e Youth Grou p-4-6(Lo·.-i:_-3 Re sJfrice and Dr. Leonard Price, 6th :tfoncl.ay Shava t 18, February 4. 4: 15 -)~~0)~ ~h~ )0~~ ~, :,-!r~·; ;:• k~<~H<~~ -, ): )0){~~)0~{ ~H~3~~-~~;0: ~ ¾ :( !H{· Hebrew Cl asses ; L~t-h- ~r. 5:::i'.9 rur condolence and deepest sympath; Advanced to the family of: 7th Tuesday ALBERT ST~L1DL3R Hebrew Cla s se s: 1st Yr & community worker, philanthropist, il.C'.va;1ced Bar :,1i t zvah 4 :15 1and f riend of Rabbinical students, SISTERHOOD MUSI CAL PROGRAM /--uncle of M r. Mil ton Steindler, "Our Musica l Heritage" 8:30 !who passed away January 8. rftay : ,_Tarner Galombeck , Soloist his memory be for a bles s ing. i 8th Wednesday Hebrew Classes : 5th Yr. 4 : 15 Jr. Hi 5:15 \I \t , 1 I \ '- " V •• \I \I \ L\I \f. >I ••• \I\• \I "\• \\I \I \ LJ '\ I \ I \f I �INV IT AT 'IO J BAR NITZVAH Mr . anci Mrs . J ack Steindler an- T H A N K S Hrs . ~,elma._ Cchn ui shes t o thonk ~11 of he r f rienc s in the congreg-,, ti on fo r r ememb -.: ring her c1urin 6 her r ecent illne s s with t he ir cards and good wi shes. 1 nounce the Bar Mit zvah of their son, Michael, on J anua ry 28 th a t 11 o 1 ckock in the morning, and in- Rabbi and. l'irs. S. Ka.ulan want to thD.nk the member s of B ' i'fo.i I srael f or the ir warm f riendlines s in vite the congregation t o the regreetin g t heir s ister an o. br ot i1erception immediately fo llowing in in-law, Mrs . and. Mr s . Jos aph Rosen, of Concinnati, a t ehe the , so cial hall. recent open house in honor of their gu e st s , 1:m d to thank the mD.ny Refuah Shelaymah persons who helped in the pre:). -ra tion an-:·.. a.rre.n rremen t s . Our pr ayer s for good health for Hrs. Marcus Bess~ who is o. ~atient The Community Fund R ising Dinner will be held. on l-iarch 12 a. t the ~t Hac}cley. We know she would~. welcome_expressions 0£' .good wishes Templ e ._________ ______ Donation f rom the collection ~t from her frien ds of t he Congrethe Union Thanksgivin g Servi ce gation. was made to the Gera tric s Council 0 an,:l r,noun ted to '.101. 7 . Congregation B' Nai Israel Fourth en d Webs ter Muskegon, Michi,;an Telephone : PA2-2702 R.c.1. bbinage : PO 6- 5427 NON-l~PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME VALUE ivlAIL � 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-19610127 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 1961-01-27 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 27, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 27, 1961. The bulletin includes the temple's Holy Day Services, calendar, programs, anniversaries, events, 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/686433eb4738ebc2918ec0c73a38ccea.pdf 9d767c951cccbd743556fe713fafc85e PDF Text Text 13·NAI ISRAEL 3LJLLi"'l-1 N llUSKEGOH, MICHIGAN Sta12ley Kapla.11, Rabbi. o o O • "oo., o • Jall"Ual'j" 29~ 1959 •CH> 00 0 00 oo O oo O o 000 o a• o • • • o o o o e o e o o o » o Douglas Rosan,. 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TYGs Jliid;r Law&oll Jaauary Birtaday Blessi11, CerenE,Jsy Joet Roborta 0 0 CJ'1lthiA Ross Sarmo11ettos Barb&'!.ra Silve:rw:a Story b7 tlle Rabbi. ~-~ ----------- .-~---~--~-2?!~...~~~~~t: ..• f!!:-~!!!!~-~us!~~~~'!:..!~.~~~!!~-------·~------.;. __ ' Ftnbntan- 6 0 0 0 : • · 0. •!o:• .; •• •·o. 0 0 o ~• ; · 0. 0. 0 9 0 ~ ~ oFri,day0 0 0 , 0 , 0 t'J Q O O O • • ~ o·•. 0 0 0 0. e O O O O •• 0 0 0. 0 08: JO .p o1-!c• S9moiii:--•cooL "THDJlfflO OJI A "HOT SU8JFm"'1 Rt>U.gj.on i~ tit@ Public 'SOltoollJ · i1robl• ms'.i l!.llWtioa't solut.ionsi ·' · (A postpc•~m•t frem Ja•uar:r 23rd beeau90 ot tke s~ow utorn) 0••1 Sle.&bbat Si11giltl (Jowiaiil Music Uontlt) TRADITIONAL SERVICES JAJlUAry' :30 & ~•'6ruary 6taoo.oooooooouoooo0Fridqo .. o,;,01>0000000oooooooooooooooo<;uooo7:30 PoMo JaJtuar:r 31 & b. •brua:r771ik.,oo;~• ~ 0 . 0 . 0 0 .. 00Saturda7'ori" 0 o• OOG oe 0 0 0 • • 0 0 . 0 0 0 " 0 0 oo8s.30 ..\~Me . .... . . .· .... . . . O O •••• '. ·, ' ' ' . ........,..,.-...-_,__ CALENDAR Ja•~ Sumo 8 = Su:ndq Scbool & Services BOYSCOUT & RACE RELATIONS WEEK TYG Iator-Faita Me,ti111 & D.a!l1sct:&.·t Discussioa with Feroip !3tudurl,•" ll.oao 9 ~ Hobraw Scaeol TH:§=Sieterkood Activity Hebrn Schoel FRo .30- E•d of Public School 1st SoJMster ·· 7: 30 & 8: 30 Sabbatti Service ta Coubiued Youtb & Fallily SVcse Yiddiu Claaa 8:00 To.pl• Board ef Ed~catiea Mooting 8s30 PU Oueg S}labbat SAT a · 31- StDrri.cess .8.:JO ·it,;M;, Tuo 10 = HebN'!f Sc!lMl Coudinaa.tion Clnss 11,00...l;OO PoMo FEBRUARY . W~doll = ORT Beard Meet~~& SUN. 1 =Sunda~ Schoel (2ad $easter) AH11Dhlys JE.WISH MUSIC MONI'H · Oaeg Sltabbat SATo 7 ·= Sor"1.ceo: 8i)O Aclfo . Ccwfima.tio11 Cllut11ii Hebrew Sclleol NOTICE: NEW TIME 7:30=8,30 Hebrew ·· Taachera Hoatiw~ 8i30 Teapla YiddisR Claus 8:00 Teaple TUo 3 - Hebr11W Scaool Sisterhood General Meetia11:00 P~Mo (Helo'ft Roberts Day) WED. 4 = Heb:r·n Scllool Dro Glueck Lecture {WaY1it!! Ui'd?e 8:00 Tilo 5""' Si11t-araood Activity Hebr.w School B1 tda Brita Meeti•c FR.Io 6 = S•rvicess 7iJO & 8:JO PoMo · Adult Educatiea Sesaioa #3 AMERICAU JUDAISM MONTH MON o 2 - Hobrffl't School . 8s40-lO;lS Prepaete THo 12 ~ Liacel.11 9 s ~ d v H•bJ!P Scnea > Sist.rlaeed Actinty 'l'esple Be_~rcl M••tini 8.~30 P oMo PoMo) 1Ulol5 - .JAl(ES ROOSEVBLT='l'omplo Samctua:ry 8s)O Pol!o "Israel, tile Ne,ar Eaat anad tlae Fr•• World" . �Ur, & Urs.., toui! Aroa,1Te'bruary lil 11 Year3 Bvaai I~ra•le• Obs•rTaace of ISRAEL'S lOTH ANNIVEffiARY - Coftcrosaaaa, JAMES ROOSEVELT Spe:..kor -~ February 1.5, 1959 = 8sJ0 p.,y" Vro & Mrso Alex Roseataal, February ,<,..,. •• .r-.r1rri'°J'lr};i~,oC1f" • • ..r-,rx- , Ja•LUlI'7 )late Carrie SteiR<il•r, aotAer of Milto• Stei.adler, February, 1891 Robert Stei•j brotller of Mr~ ., Lillia• Si acer_. FebrU81'7 5tao MSTY Kalla Saa Eaalfarb, !'ataer e! J.frs ., Maurie• st.roaberc ,. Saebat 27 -~~;:~~:}!:~~ti:;~1:;,:~-!~~t~!$:r.,k~h~ r~culty •abers will be Rabbis o! Micaicaa? Ta•• will be "Etltics of Uae Fat.er•". Rabbi ____ __________________________________ _ St»ale:, Kapla• ia the advi.sorc _.. ~'k Coadolo•c• • We otter our siacere coadole•c•s awd deepe• t IJ1IIJ)atay te tao taaily oti Your Rabbi ISADORE RUBINSKY Kiwaais (Muekecoa), nu•derst.ndini your Jniu tlei&:)lbor11 Frida:,, J a•u.ar:r )Ota., 12 ,OO ...., Occide•t.al Hotelo Teapl• Motaodist C)aurck, "CoaparatiTe R•lici-o•" Sta ~ Dr., MoH• Jo••• Metaodi • t Cllurck - will take part ia Inter-Racial ~•rrl.c• Siateraood Gift S••p I1tve•~ro .A!t.r Sal.et Now ia tlte ti.lie to purcaaao to •• auca waltod it••• at a reduced prica o PloaH cowtact l!r• .. S8• Lipaaa, Pao•o1Sl-S97 ~---------------~--------------...------Siaterhood Actirlty Caac•r Dre•siacs ever,- TllurGday at l:00 Plf u..,. l••• ot••rwise notified~ -=-=====================t· •SACPJJIVrrS" IN JUDAISU Tae moral i.i f• aad lllollla• a • piratioas 1.1·• tae 11 • acra.•e•t1 11 e! Judai•" It ncopizea •• othor o Tllo re are •• belie!' • waiclt "sav.n Tlter• are•• cer••oaial er ritual act • tao very perforaawce of wkick bestmra 1Npen~tural craco aad 1anae powor u Taere an rl • ible qllbolis iR Judains, •ic•• et ta• coveaan.t, ••Mrial• ef fi.delity, but ••o •e acra•••ts .. Fro• eanaest aad t~itatul quest ef tnm cood lite , ia all wa~s, cr•at er nall~ flow all dirln• £ ...~aco .i-.d f'.ivoro •• , .--,rn,~--""1(1-- Abruaa Earenberc, !at.er of Mrs,. Albert Park r Fr•• NOTICE, *_...-""~~ Yurzeita Fer Brotaerkocd Weok ~1• topic will be, "I • ral:., tll• Near East and ta• World" Taursday 8:00 PoM: o February 12 Yrs -. Mro &,•J<..'-'HH' Mrs ,., ,._Harr;r Si•i"r Febru.ry lOtk 7 Yrsc .._,,_., ..__.,..,._=~="-"-" ,_ ,~._,._..,* •.cu<-.·•-'<->U<v •• t ••. •c•~=-*~°"' -"< •~x,v 'JC'1 •. - r > • r ~ ~\I AT THE TEMPLE OPBfi TO THE COll!UNITY•PLEASE BRING YOUR FRIENDS Tae youta of Micllican will attend a study retreat at Ca11p Taurack (betw••• Fliat & Po•ti&c) tlto week ead ot January 30 •· February lat. Professer Ezra SpiceaaKdler of Hebrew Ullio• Coll•~• will be t • (tUest lecturero Otaer 4, P-~~~i _1._hh,. !!1.1.'\•1 Bll"fflr wl!le pa3:,ed awq Jaauary 23rd, l9S9 We are aappy tlaat Re11a Kaplan , wife er th• Rabbi i • teeli~c s~c• better, Sao aas beoa at Mercy Hespital •iace last Tauredqo We are pleased tnat To111 Aro• 1• r•cuperatiac rapidl,-n In a note to ta• Rabbi•• aaa taese kiad word • to tae Co•cr•cati•• "PleaH coaYe7 te ta• kiad frl.oada wko joia•d :,eu ia prqer1 for.,- recevery a aiacere A~d aoartw~nd•c taaak•" o W• are al • o pl•a•d tut Be••o Rot.llscRild 1a •• tke read to full recov•I'T ~ Rabbi•1cal Soaiaar;r Pre•ide•t & Arckaaeleci• t t. $Peak Dro Nelson Glueck•• lecture, t1Qpe11ia1 the Deors o! t)le Biblical Peat" will deal wita so•• er ta• prebl••• discussed i• ai1 auck acclaillod book, •River• l• tke Desert.'' - ea Wedae • day, February 4tll, 8:00 PoM., at W'ayae State UaiTer-• aity o If s••• er our ••mbers weuld like to 1c as• croup w1ta tll• Rabbi, pl•Q•• ceatact aia o Dr,. Glueck ia a brillia•t lecturer wao alwuyB fa~ciutos ais audiancea o As c11e er tllo worl ds ueat$st Qrcaaeol.o(ist •• will op•• fe r us ta• hil'Jtory a•d epirit of the Bible, UJleartai•i th• latest exciti•c di=covor1as of tainie and placaa ullkow• until a.Oil except i• He haa a pre!ouad spiritu.ali t:, o our Bible~ � 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-19590129 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 1959-01-29 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 29, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 29, 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/ac06d538a93a32c154b40ab8c3ed88e1.pdf bf65cd9081cca246f3e0819dc4e8ca01 PDF Text Text TE.viPLE ISRAE.L MUSKf''_:,:, :· MlCHl4AN . L<.aot>i S L~- ·. '} Kaplan Marvin Gudelsky , President Teves 18 5724 Fri day Evening 8 :15 PM Sermon : "THE HYSTERI CS OF J ER I MIAH n - A great teacher .... with a magnificent message . .... in a tragic sett ing Ki ddush - One g Shabbat *********************************************************** January 10th ---- : -·: CHOIR A Mus ic.al Oneg Shabbat. The Congregat i on Sings Friday 8 :1 5 PM *********************************************************** January 1 7th Se rmon : Fri day Even ing "THE BURNING BUSH IN OUR TOWN" 8:15 PM - A new look at Moses ~ Kiddush Oneg - Shabbat *********************************************************** Janua ry 24th Janua ry 31 s t Friday Eve ning Dr ama : " The Jewish Story of 1 The Lady and the Tiger 1 -- Bontche Schweig n Oneg Shabbat FAMILY 1JORSH IP Friday Birthday Blessing Host - 8th Gr ade - One g Sha bbat 1 8 :15 PM 7 : 45 PM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TTTTTTTTTT T~ ~~~~~TTT~~TTT~~~~~~~~TT~T~~~TTT~T~T~~T~~T~TTT~T Traditi onal Servic es Sabba th Eve January 3 , 10 , 17 , 24 , 31 Sabbath Mor ning January 4, 11 , 18 , 24 , Feb . 1 ­ 7 : 30 PM 8 : ;30 AM �6l~i~6A~' ~' jl~0iii; 'i~bj Fri-Sun . 3-4-5 Sun . 5 Mon . 6 Thurs . 9 Fri-Sun 10 - 11-1 2 Sun . 26 Tu B 1 Shev at MSTY Board , (Continued) Assembly by 8th Grand Rapids Grade - 11:45 REL IGIOUS SCHOOL TYG Winter Party 15th Ses sion Vlon . 27 HEBRE11 . SCHOOL TYG Me eting 16th W~ek Executive-4:45 PM Tues . 28 Sisterhood Board Re gular - 7:15 PM Meeting 1:00 Temple HEBREW SCHOOL Thurs . JO Teachers Meeting 13th .We ek A:15 - 10:30 Temple B 1 nai Brith The B'nai Brith Meeting Lan sing Conclave January 23 will be open to (for 9th-1 2th the public . Dr . Malcorpb grades , sponsor~d Young will speak on hi~ ex~ by Lansing Syna~ periences aboard the s~ip 11 gogue) · Hope 11 in .Peru . Slide$ will Hadassah ·studf be·- shown als.o . _. - . . \ :_ . Group, home of Mrs . EW OFFICE HOUR S OF R "-BBT ··- , Lipman, 1718 Be4 ch , At the Templ e ·Study : \ 1:30 PM ; Monday-11 :0o •:... 12 : 00 'AM RLLIGIOU S .S CHOOL , 2 : }0 - 5 : 30 PM 16th Ses sion · Tues day-- 2 : 30 - 4 : 00 Pt1 · ~>e rvice by 4th 5 :00 - 5 :3 0 PM Grade - 11:45 , Wednesday & Thursday HEBR E\ ✓ SCHOOL 11 : 00 - 12 : 00 AM 14th Week 2 :30 - 4 :00 PM & Had4ssah Board ,, 5 : 00 - 5: 30 PM home of l'-'Ir s . :H. Friday: 11 : 00 - 12: 00 AM Kline , 928 Ife 1:00 - ~ :00 PM land, 8 : 00 Pf1 ... Home _St udy :ho:urs _: · · · - .. - .... ) BD . OF TRUSTEE_s •· 7: 45 Tu e s -Fri. _<p ;·00-11 .:00:· AM .;.1RLLIG IOUS SCHOOL Sa turday : 10 : 30 J~12 · noon 17th Session S-1.incfay :··-z·:-36~5-: 30 :PM' ·- -.-·- SISTERHOOD PAlDUP fThese tifu~s b9- ~p~oint mbnt)· MEMBERSHIP · DINNL:R . Whe n·r ne ces~'ary_ Ra;bbi is. avail · 6 :00 Temple ~~ble·t hru .t empl e ~ffic e or hrn Arrang ed by 01.,\r TYG I , Hadassah Meeting ,Fe bruary l8t: HEBREW SCHOOL Speaker - DR . ANN1E B. CRONICK 15th Vfoe k Lecture on "Their impress ions Sisterhood Bridg e of Israel''~ Based on a l e ng Tournament 8 : 00 PM thy a nd informative trip at Templ e th rough Israel and its inHadassah - 8 :15 PM stitutions . Wives bring B' nai Brith ybur husban~i ·to ~ njoj to~ g~ther this exciting program . Open to Public RtLIGIOUS 0CHOOL 18th Ses sion lCont:i.nuea.7 1 Sat . 11 Sun . 12 Mon . 13 Tues . 14 Thur.s . 16 Sun : 19 Mon . 20 • I 1 Tues . 21 Thurs . 23 Sun . 26 �YAHR ZEIT ANNIVERSARIE S SADI E KRAUSE , mother of Mr. Mr. & Mrs . Joel 'Jliener , Edward Krause, Jan. 6, January 1st . Tebet 18. Mr. & Mrs . Jake Ashendorf HANINA ,rJE, I 7MANN, mother of Mrs January 2nd. Perry Bacon, Jan. 6. Mr . & Mrs . Reuben L~ Levy, MORRIS bTEIN , father of :Mrs . . January 12th . REFUAH 0HELAYM~t~1H ~ - - - - - - Sam Singer, Jan . 8 . ALBERT CTEINDLER, uncle of Mr . Our prayers and sincere . Milton Steindler, Ja~. 8 . best wishes for a full re- , . I LEO RO~E, husband of Mrs . covery to: Libby Rose , Jan. 9 . DOROTHY SILVERMAN, bIGMUND 0TE lNDL~R, father of S,EYMOUR RO SENBERG, Milton Steindler, Jan. 13. who were at Hackley, and to FANNIE RO oEN, sister of Goldie SELMA CAHN, Smith, hunt of Mrs. Earl . who is at Hackley. • Brace and Leo Rose~, Jan~ 17 CONTRIBUTIONS MO SBS RO S~NBERQ , father of General Fund Robert H. Rose~berg, Jan. 17 . Mr. · Max Schwarz Shevat 3 Cemetery Fund HANNA H FI SHMAN , mother of .Mrs . Mr . , Max Schwarz Libby Ros.e ,; Jan. 20. bAD I E · LIPM1-1.N, v;ife of Hyman Our condolences and deepLipman, Jan . 21; Shevat 7 . est sympathy to the family o SARAH LIPSCHULT Z, mother of HARRY GREEN Mrs . Tony Aron, Jan. 22. brother of Mrs. Robert LAURA 3ALL, sister of Meyer Rosenberg, who passed away Jacobs, J~n. 23; December 9th . ·MAX DARMSTADTER, father of May the God of Mercy streng Louis Darmstadter, Jan. 24, then and sustain them in Shevat 10 . their sorrow . lV:ulRTHA BLOCK , sister of Mrs . Benno Rothschild, aunt of Max Rothschild, Jan. 26, "The Message of Israel" Shevat 12 New time starting January 5th, 'MAX RObUJB1RG, husband of Mrs . 8:00 - 8:30 AM. The UAHC Rae Rosenberg , father of proudly presents talks and Seymour Rosenberg, brother of sermonettes by various rabbis Robert Rosenberg, Jan . 27, ' around the country on vital Shevat 13. issues. A longstanding and HYAM bINGER, father of Mr. Jo much beloved program . Singer , Jan. 27, Shevat 13. How good it would be that I SADORE RUBINSKY , father of each of our families would Louis Rubinsky , brother of listen to the program together Mrs . Is sa c Grossman, uncle of before we bring our children Charles, Florence and Ruth, to Reli ious School Jan. 28 Shevat 14. AB:'." tAHAlVi EfIRENBERG , father of lVIrs. Albert Parker, Jan. 30 �HADA SSitH 1~JoAY CONT;=sT Ope n to boys & girls from a ge s 7 to 17 . To mark the 30th Anniv ersary of YOUTH ALIYAH . 1st prize: Ages 13 to 17 A 0U1 1iJILR I N I ::iRA1 L Subj e ct : I. Henrietta Szol d 2 . Any period in Youth Aliyah History 1st pri ze : A~es 7 to 12 A 0U1u -J.,R IN AN APPLOVl',D CAMP Subj e ct: 1 . •i ✓hat Youth Aliah means to me . 2 . Child ' Day for Youth Aliah ~ Re quirements: An original essay of 350 to 500 word s . .EACH 10.SAY 11U:.:,T BL :3UBIGTTED ,ITH FI LLJ CHILD' ~ DAY COIN BOOK . ijµts a nd candies for sale ... I\/frs . Sol · Zoll PL5 - 1246 ~rs . H. Kline PA4 - 0146 1963-64 Community Listsrnay be obtained at the Temple office . CONGRL G1-1.TIOIJ BI NAl IbRALL Fourth & '.Jebster Str eets Musb,-gon; ~-ii chig an Te lephone: PA2 - 2702 Rab binag e : P06 - 5427 To David Gudelsky upon the completion of 33 y e ars as a memb er of the rfic higan State Athletic Cor.1IT1ission and for years chairman of that comwission . With dedication to the ideal that whatever a n indiv i dual Jew does and says r efle,ts upon his peopl e and community , and in behalf of the Jewish principl es 6f Judaism and of Amer i can , l'Ir . Gudelsky has brought the high standards of decency and clean fun to the sports world of Mi chigan , expecially to boxing and wrestl i ng . Congratulations to Mr . Gud elsky, whose work and l~bors will bring praise to Michi ~ gaH, to .Iuskegon , and to· the Jewish cit i zens of both . Ue will be happy to gi ve as many add itional J ewish calenda r s as desired to anyone calling at the Templ e office . NON- PROFIT ORGMJIZ 1tTION THIE- 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-19640103 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 1964-01-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 3, 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 3, 1964. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/08e61efef14846ba7048d695dbef0d98.pdf 78785464a70b2778527ad5d502304042 PDF Text Text TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL EMPLE MUSkEGON l'MICH IGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. Phillip Rosenberg President Mr. Alan OfJpenheimer TEVi~T-Sl!EV..-1.T 5727 --------- - ...- . _ _ _ __ J_a_n_uaEl_i_l.967 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES January 6 Friday Evening "THE BUILDERS OF .h. RIGH'IEOUS SOCIETY 11 Kiddush Sermon: 8:00 PM -------- -------------January 13 Friday Evening FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE 3Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Youth Group Members Oneg Shabbat 7:30 m ------ -- ·---- .. ·-•· . . . - --·------- - -----··• Friday Evening · Sermon: "OUR BELIEFS" Kiddush January 20 ---·----·-------- - - - -January 27 Sennon: 'I'Rli.DITIONAL SERVICES - - . - -------·- · ··- - -- - - - Friday Lvening "THE FUNCTION OF RELIGION" Kiddush January 8:00 PM 7, J.L, 21 & 28 8:00 PM .8: 30 1i.M �' ..... d HA.DASSAif.ANNOUNCES ARBOR DAY CALENDAR -_}_!.NUARY, J.96 7 . 8:i5 . :: t~- . i:~Jiuary 26 is Arbor Day, the Home: Betty broutman . ...,,,.., . Ne-i~ar for trEies~ · 83 East Grand · ~:··· · ··: "ii,t;Jp_ not say we shall dwe 11 Thurs 12 United Jewish Charit'ies witho\1.t planting, but just as Allocation Meet~~ _j°7:4·5 others planted for you, plant for . \ '· .:,~·i,:. Sat 14 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 , . the sake ::of your children .• Home: Rose,.. Lipman --Talmud•· 1718 )3each St . Tree Certificate Chairman v.ed 18 Hadassah Open Board 1:15 Mrs . Isadore Ashendorf 755-7181 Home : Doris Stromberg - ·-----4978 Elmwood Thurs 19 BOARD OF TRUSTEES SISTERHOOD P~PARES FOR PESACH 7:45 •··· · ··•··• - -Sat 28 Hadassah Bowling Party Pesach begins April 24 . It Maple Lane 6:00 is NOT too early to give thought Dinner-Dancing at to your Passover needs . SisterBill Stern's Restaurant hood will obtain the items YOU request . Please present your list in RELIGIOUS SCHOOL writing by April 1 to Sisterhood Vacation - January 1 Pre sident Ru th Oppe r.he ime r, Sessions: January 8, 15, 22, 29 Doris Stromberg or tudrey Cahill 10:00 - 12:00 AM Tues 10 Sisterhood Meeting ~~ ----·~~----- CONFIRYJA TI ON CLASS Saturday Mornings 10:00 AM ---- ··- -- -- ~------INFORMATION m:EDED FOR FEBRUARY BULLETIN AT TEJPLE OF'FICE IN WRITING BY JANUARY 25 at 9:30 AM . If you type your articles, it would be greatly appreciated by Temple secretary if you did them ,: in bulletin column widths , as they can then be arranged on draft without re-typing . Thanks ! Temple Oifice Hours 9:30 - 1 :30 Y.~ndays through Thursdays, later by appointment . The Finance Con1 ittee calls it to your attention t 1at the third quarter payment of your Temple pledge falls due on January lo Statements were helpf ully sent out early, so that you could get your cJ.iec·k sent in time to list on your 1966 income tax report . Only a few alert persons have dqne so , but there is still time if ' you rush right to the mailbox! S U P P O R T YOUR ------- ·--·····~- -~·-, .-~--··- -1' Page Two SYNAGOGUE �WOULD YOU Bi!:LIEVE"?? ? n? ?? THIS COULD IkPPEN HERE? ??? ? UJC ClkIRMnN EXT~NDS m~NKS We have made previous requests of our congregants to . return from their homes pl'.ayer books, library books and yarmelkes taken from. the Temple . Our appeals · have been to no avail. Below is listed a close estimate on the quanttty of the i terns referred to: in behalf of the United Jewish - I wish. to than!( -tne Community '62 Union Prayer Books .· 130 Library Books 140 Yarmelkes · ¼e feel that this is a disgr~ceru1 situation , and a rather sad commentary on the attitudes and feelings of responsibility evidenced by the apathy and .indif ference of the members who have these things in their homes_. We are again asking that everyone look through book shelves, libraries and any other place where these i terns might be ~ vJe realize that we can overlook and forget things, but this w ould be an appropriate time for all of :· ti's to che~ck our homes . i~lan P . Oppenheimer, President of Congre gation ----_ -~·- -REP CRos·s N _EDS VOLUNTEERS Give the "Gift of Life 11·- be · a blood donor. · Special Blood . Donor Clinic at .Red Cross Headquarters , 'Webster & Sixth, on _January 4 from 12:00 to 6:00 PM -----------------Page Three Charities for their cooperation ' in the 1966 drive.• However, -there are a few members who have not yet made pledges and , some who have not completed 'their payments. Payments made by Deceffiber Jl may be· listed on your 1966 income 'tax ·return. We are closing our · books : on January Jl, an,d the· . -annual UJC Report showing pledges and allocations ·will go to the printers at that time . The Allocations Committee will ' meet on Thursday:, sJanuary 12, and it is imper~ti.ve that payments be in then _- ·Prepa:rations will also .be made ; for next year's drive. To · all those who worked on committee q, etc., the recipients of UJC th~nk you from the bottom of their hea,rts -an:d wish you 11 shalom . 11 _ .: · · • ,, Dr.: ~.rthu:r- Greenberg UJC Chairp1an -------. H _, __.._ -------~-:- TTiNTION': NO:t'-I:..~NBERS RECE!VING BULLETIN With last i-ssue of bulletin, . yearly forms wr3re ..enclosed to all ·. non-membets :to ascertain that add~ . .rf?sses and ITlaili.hg list -~re up to date . Ele,v en out of 22 -of these · forms hq.ve. been re.turned. to indi- · · cate that addre s see ·,desires to remain on mailing list. Please fill in your blank and return it, at once , if you :-w{sh to con tinu€ ~ceiving_ bulletin.s . Thank you . The New Year will bring Ni!:W 1TEMS to your Gift Shopl Thank you for your generous patronage in ~66 . �DECEMBER_,__.._ ,,..9_6_6_____•____H_A.:;;D;.:.:A_SS_A .::..H:....:.:.NE:;.:'lr.V :.:;S~ f\D:.,;T:. :;E;. ; :S_ _.::;.LE:;;,:A~Tfillf. Ef\JtJJj .,,_££[§1_!)ENT DAY CARE CENTERS OR YOU TH CE NTERS OF YOUTH AL I YAH SPRA NG UP IN 1955 TO CAR E FOR THOSE THO USANDS OF LO ST OR DRI FTI NG BOYS AND GIRLS THAT NO ONE ELSE WO.ULD BE CONCERNE D ABOUT. THE RE WERE PLE NTY OF TH EM DURI NS THE HECTIC MA S.S IMM IGRATION YEARS or ·1949 TO 1953. T HE Y WE RE JAMMED I NTO THE RAMSHA CKL E HUTS OR 11 TR ANSIT G/~M t' G11 ~ LIVI N3 IN A TURMOIL OF ADJ USTMENT., THE SE 11 CAMPSn WERE NOT ENVISAGE D AS A PERM ANENT F IXTURE, BUT SET UP AS EDUCATIO NA L TRANS IT CAMPS THAT WOU LD DI SAPPEAR ONCE THE YOUTH FO UND THEIR NICHE IN ISRA EL, AND THl"::_IR SCHOOLI NG i= Ml1BLED TH EM TO BE COME ADEQUATE TO MEET i HE IR RE QUIREMENiSs THE BOYS AND GJRLS ~EM AI N IN THESE CEN TERS ONE OR TWO YE ARS, A~D PRO MISI NG STUDE NTS MA Y BE SENT ON TO ~LIRTHER STUDY I N AC ADEMIC OR VOCATI ONAL lf'J'3"ilTU TION 4 WH EN _A CHI LD FI RST CO Mf.S TO TH~ SE CAMPS, MA NY HOU RS ARE SPE NT DRA WING HtM OUT, SO TO SPEA K. TH IS IS SO IN OHDER TO KNOW THEIR POTE NTIAL, AND HOW BEST TO FIT EA CH ONE 10 MEET THE CHAL LENGES THA T FAC E THI S WORLD TODAY. IT ME Af\!S F' A01 NG WE STe IN }SP. AEL, ONE IS SU PPO SED TO FACE JE RUGA~[M , WHICH JS THE HOLI EST CITY I N I SRAC L~ IN J ~8U2ALEM ONE FACES THE S ITE OF THE hOi.Y ·:·1:i,/i P!..E ,1 WHI CH IG THE H')L ! ES T SPOT I N J cP.U SALEM o IN THE TEMP LE ONE l S ASKED TO FACE THE 11 HOLY OF HOt..!E S11 WH ICH IS THE HO L! EST PI\RT OF THE T!:MP LC"' IN PRAYE R ONE THUS SEEMS TO SEEK TO DIRECT HIS ATTENTIO N TO A HIGH ER DEGREE OF HOL I NESS, PRAY ER BE ING A MEANS OF BRINGI NG ONE CLO SER TO GOD ~ PRAYSR IS THE BRI DGE BE TWEEW GOD AND MA N,. IT HELP S US TO CRYSTALIZE OUR I NART ICULATE THO!JGHTS . Two ARAB COU NTRIES HAVE INFORMED THE NOBEL I NSTITUTE THEY WILL NOT SEND RE PRE SENTAT IVES TO THE NOBEL AWARDS CER EMONY TO BE HE LD I N STOCKHOLM~ iT WH ICH TI ME THE NOBEL P RIZE FOR LITE RATU RE WI LL BE PRESENTED TO TWO JE WI SH WRIT ERS, T HE F LRS T SUCH AWARD IN THE HISTORY OF NOBEL PRIZES. THE AWARD WINNERS ARES. Y~ AGNON, ONE OF I SRAEL 1 S LEADING HE BREW WRITERS, AND NELLIE SA CHS OFSWEDEN 9 THE ALGERIAN REPRESENTAT IVES REFORT EDLY TO HAVE SAID THAT THE /I.WARDS ARE 11 POLITICAL 11 RATHE R THA N PURELY LITER ARY. HADASSAH MEETi NG WILL BE WEDNESDA Y, JA NUAR Y 18 2 19 67 AT THE RESI DENC E OF DORIS STRO MBERG , 4973 ELMWOOD DRI VE, AT ·j: 15 P., M. ( T IS AN OPEN BOARD MEET1NG. PLE AS E BE WITH US THAT AFT ERNOON. _G...Ee.B.J.Y, IT Bf::1\~B ER HAD~ SSA,tJ_Q~ ,WJ.!,-L i?.f. ~f\IU.llD.£1_1,._,.1,!J.§fil 3 JANU_~ ..,_1967 BJ.~.Q~§_AJ _6_: OQ,.E_,J1:,_.t;L. T t~Lf: MA.!:.b£. 1J-~S.fh . $6,. 2:.i PE R CC' UPL.E .~ND ~P31125 S INGLE. AFTER WARDS TH ERE WILL BE DANCING AND RE FRESHMENY S AT B ILL STERNS STEAK Hous E. HADASSAH STUDY GROUP WILL MEET AT THE RES IDENCE OF MRs. : SAM LIP MAN, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY ·· 14, 1967 AT 1 :30 poMo 1718 BEACH STREET. BRING YOUR BOOKS, AND IF YO U HAVE AN Y I TEMS OF INTEREST, AND CU~R ENT EV~NTG , WE W~L CO ME THE SE DISCUSS ION S~ THE STUDY GRO UP IS OPE N TO ALL INTE REST ED l i lE JE WISH NATIONAL FUND WAS ISSUED THE PE RSONS, AND EVERYON~ IS WELCOME TO APPE AL, ALONG .WITH THE J OI NT DISTRI BUT ION JOIN THE GROUP FOR A AFTER NO ON OF SHEER COMM ITTEE AND THE .WORLD J EW IS H CONGRESS FOR DELIGHT AND PROFOU ND INTEREST. HELP IN RAISI NG $200, 000 FOR REPAIRS AND . CO NSTRUCTION OF COMMUN ~L BUILDINGS MADE • *****~f-***~f{f** USS LESS BY FLOOD DAMAGE IN ITALY. TEN EVEN THOU~H HA NU KA IS PA SS ED, THE : ST'JDE NTS FROM THE Btz}1LEL ART S.cHOOL ·IN Hi'I.NUKA MENOROT ARE PROBABLY THE. BESTJ~ ~US ALEM ARE PARTIClPATING IN CLEANING KNOWN AND MO ST WIDE LY USED KI ND OF AND CLE ARING UP OF FLOOD DEBRIS FROM THE CEREMONIAL OBJ ECTS 0 . MOST J EW S .BELIEVE e~~GE LLO MUSEUM IN FLORENCE, ITALY 0 THESE THAT THE . PRE SENT GENERAL SHAPE OF THE STUDENTS WILL HELP TO CLEAN AND RESTORE MENORA HAS BE EN TRADITIONAL SINCE THE D A' ·· PAI NTINGS ·1N THE LiFFIZ,1 ART GALLERY. OF ANTlQUITY, BUT THIS IS NOT THE CASE~ - *;rn********;Ht-* IT IS SAID THAT DAVID WOLFSO~ N, DNE OF 2/4,0 DELEGATES TO THE FIRST WORLD Z ION .IST 80NGRES S I N BASLE, SwI T.ZERLAND, IN 1897_, WAS RES PONSIBLE FOR DESIGNING A FLAG UNDER W~ l CH THE CONGRESS MET• IT IS NOW THE ' FL AG OF (SRAEL• BECAUSE OF THE TALMUDIC PROSCRIPTION, . WHICH FORBADE THE FASHIONING OF ANY OF T' ! OBJECTS WHICH WERE PART OF THE TEMPLE 9 HA NUKA LAMPS IN THE PERIODS FOLLO WING THE DESTRUCTION ·oF THE SECOND TEMP LE HAD QUlTE A DIFFERENT SHAPE. ' WHY IS THE HOLY ARK USUAL. 1-Y PLACED AT THE EA STERN WALL OF THE SY NAGOGUE. MAI MONIDES EX PLAI NS nus IS DONE so THAT THE CONGRE• GATION, IN TURNING TOWARD THE ARK DURING PRAYER, WOULD BE FACING JERUSALEM. As IT SEEMS FROM THE TALMUD, IN PRAYER ONE IS ASKED TO FACE TO WARDS THE DIRECTION OF SOMETHING WHICH IS HOLIER THAN THE PLACE I N WHICH HE NO W STANDS. THus, ONE WHO IS OUTSIDE THE LAND OF ISRAEL FACES THE LAND OF (SRAEL WHICH IS HOLIER THAN OTHER LANDS WHICH MEANS FACING EAST; JN CASES OF COUNTRIES BEYOND THE EASTERN BORDER Or I SRAEL DURING THE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE PER lOD S, SIMPLE ONE-WICK CLAY OIL LAMPS SERVED .~ :; HANUKA LAMPS• DURING THE . MIDDLE AGES, IT BECAME CUSTO MARY TO FASHION A METAL CONTAINER FOR ALL LIGHTS AND TO HANG THIS METAL BENCH-TYPE LAMP ON THE LEFT DOORPOST OF THE HOUSE. FROM THE 17TH CENTURY ON, DID I T BECOME A CU STOM TO FASHION LARGE HANUKA LAMPS IN SHAPES RESEMBLING THE 7 BRANCHED TE MPLE MENORA . THtS TYPE or r-lANUKA . ME NORA HAD TWO ADDITIONAL LIGHT ARMS, AND THE HEBRE W UNION MUSEU M JN CINCINNATI HAS A RICH CO LLECTION OF SUC H MENOROT. ~ �j aNNIVERS,1RIES CONTR I EUTIONS Mr. & Mr s . Joel Wiener - January 1 I General Fund & Cemetery Fun2 Mr . & Yirs. Jacob."-ishendorf from~ • Max Schwarz in memory January 2.. of his mother, Mrs . Louise Mr . ~ Mrs . : Reuben Levy, ,January 12 Sander . · l Ommitted in December Mr. & Hr s . Frank Me rcer, Deoember22 .. ' SON OF CON GREG.STON IN V.IET N,lM , Mail from tbe old home town will me~n .a ·gr e at deal :. t; Rogcir .. Gude lsky, ·s o~ . of Mr .-. aT-rl :t'J rs . , Marvin Ou.de l plcy . His a ddress is: Glneral Funa from Mr . & Mrs . Louis Berman, Phoenix, .nrizona, in memory of Robert, Cherin, Elli~ Chevlin, . ' Koroma G'-).delsky and Harry Fisher . Generc3:.l; _Fun_d_ for_Bulletin Expens2_ from ¥.tr • . Hyman Lipman Mr~ & Mrs . Hyma., Fox Rabb i Irving B:oc~ Mrs . Jfilda Dobbins .n.irman Fir:st Class Gu delsky R. -:B. J... . F . 16762179 . 366 TH 1~'. & E' BQx° -96 D. R. 17 . . .... .n . I-'. 0 ~. San F-ranctsco .9:6. 337' . l: .. , . .. .. . The .Boa.rd of Directors thanks Mr • .t1.be· •• she,ndorf for his recent donation of twe lve dozen yarme lkas to t"h\1 Temple, to replace those which ··have been taken ·home from · Letter s s ho_µl d be sent .n.ir the Temple by some members . InMail . .. cidentally , .h.be also donated If othe r membe rs of Tempie _· t welve dozen yarmelkes fust a B 1nai Israe l .families .are in seryear _a go • . vice, pleas~- furnish ~heir add:.. · ~- ---:""--------'-----·-·-·---resses to . Temple Of fice~ CHA NGES : IN YOUR COMMUNITY LIST DELETE - Were gretfully cross ·o ff coNGR.-..TUL.o,TioNs ·To: : the :names of Mr . ~, Mrs.i Gary Gohe n - ·. _.· who are le_aving Muske r-ori.. for . Dr . Ma~-r ice Stromte'rg·, bn .his Chica go ; recent ap~o:intrnent: to ·'Chie_f . of THE NE~l --.~DDRESS of Mr . _,& . Mrs .; Sam Staff of Muske1;ron _O steopathic Klay-Tis : 2778 Pa·tricia Drive , Hosp ital . · North ·Muske gon, 49445 , Phone 7442398 . .. Mr . and. :rr.irs . Robert P~i-:lm~n, vv"E WELCl ME l .· YJ.r . · Isri:ie-1 l'•farcus; whose weddirip- took place ii:1 . 1088 Sophia, 494'42, Phone 728-43 85 Chaca go Dece mber 15 ~- Mr\ Perlman and Mr . & Mrs . David .1:1shendor f , is the former :.nudri:,y Beskin,. (Car61) , . 1630 oak l >ark , 494'42 ; · daughter : of Mr·. & Xr s .· Samuel · Phone 773-8226 • . . KEEP . YOUR -NEf!i COMMUNITY. LISTS Lipman . . UP TO Thi: Tl£ l --,-..- -- . �YAHRZEIT YAHRZEIT CONTINU . m MORRIS KOZAK, uncle of Mrs . Maurice Stromberg, January 1 JOSEPH NERSWICK, father of Mrs . Audrey Cahill, January 3 HANINA 1.v"EIZ}l'.ANN, mother of Mrs . Perry Bacon, January 6 LOUIS GREENBERG, brother of Dr . Arthur Greenberg, January 7 ALBERT ST.iUNDLER, uncle of Mr . Milton Steindler, January 8 LEO ROSE , husband of Mrs . Libby Rose, January 9 SAUL ALTIOLZ, brother of Mrs . Milton Steindler, January 10 SIGMUND STiINDLER, father of Mr . Milton Steindler, January 13 MOSES ROSENBERG, father of Mr . Robert Rosenberg, January 14, Shevat 3 LOUIS MILLER, father of Dr . Phillip Miller, January 14 , Shevat 3 FA:rTNIE ROSEN , sister of Mrs . r oldie Smith, January 17 Hl\ \ NAH FISHMA.N, mother of Mrs . ~ibby Rose, and Mrs . Andrew ~pstein, January 20 Mb C DARJ,iSTAD'IBR, father of Mr . Jouis Darmstadter , January 21 , :lhevat 10 1w JR.b. Sh.LL, sister of Mr • Meyer Jacobs , January 23 Mil t'l'H& BLOCK, sister of Mrs . Benno tothschild, January 23, Shevat 12 Mi: C ROS.i:i:NB.ERG, brcther of Mr . Robert 1osenberg, January 24, Shevat 13 HY b.M SINGER, father of Mr . Joseph Singer, January 24 , Shevat 13 NA'IlliiN PRICE, father of Mr. Samuel Price, January 29, Shevat 18 .rt.BRlu-Ih.M EHRENBERG, father of Mrs . Albert Parker, January 30 JUSTIN GUDELSKY, son of Mrs . Koroma Gude lsky, brother of Mr . Marvin Gudelsky, January 30 JOSEPH WEIZMb.NN, rather of Mrs. Perry Bacon, January 31 Page Seven - ----- --~-----------IN, Ju'PREC k TION Mr . Sol Silverman would like to thank his friends for their many kindnesses during his recent illness . Mr . Louis Darmstadter thanks the many members who have sent cards and otherwise remembered him during his convalescence , and especially expresses his thanks to Rabbi for his many cheering visits . Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MRS . WI1J.,kM DRUKER who is a patient at Hackley after a fall, MR. LOUIS ARON MRS • . .i..NDREW EPSTEIN MRS . iU~ENE FISHER MR . D.-~VID GUDELSKY who were hespitalized in December UNIONGRAMS Say it with a UNIONGfu1.M, It tells so very much, Of understanding, love and care-It helps you "Keep in touch" . UNIONcm.:i.MS--773- 5340 --- - ·----·------ ---·----.-- - -- �CONGREQ,.TION B1N,.I ISR.1.EL FOURTH & "WEBSTER MUSKE GON , MIC HI G..N 49441 . Office Phone : 722-2702 Rabbinage : 755-5318 �Why I Go To Temple BY SAMUEL B. FINKEL To achieve emotional relaxation and spiritual exhilaration by insulating myself through meditation against the clamor and clatter of my daily routine. TO give audible expression to my resolve to attain the maximum unfoldment of my better self. To strengthen my determination to accept gracefully the fact of the impermanence of the individual and to replenish my confidence that because each of us is a link in the never ending chain of time each of us has within him a spark of eternity. TO ask for divine help to pattern my life on the principle that life has a meaning and purpose and direction beyond hrtman understanding. To pay my respects to my forefathers and to set an example to my offspring through the overt affirmation of my Jewishness by reason of my attendance at services. To record my gratification that I belong to an ancient and honorable people dedicated to ;ustice, learning, charity and sanctity. To acknowledge the indebtedness of our people to the synagogue for its ceaseless and dedicated efforts through its rabbis and lay leaders to clarify, codify and interpret Judaism, thereby assuring the physical, cultural and spiritual continuity of Jewry. To recall the heroic deeds of our ancestral leaders; the teachings of our prophets; the wisdom of our sages; and to resolve to live by their example and in their spirit. To avow my spiritual dependence on a supreme power outside of man, which, although I am unable scientifically to explain, I accept on faith and acknowledge as the guiding force of life in every form. To commune through prayers with this power, which in accord with the precepts of Judaism I regard as God-and the only God. Samuel B. Finkel, past president of the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, is executive vice-president of the Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning. Your reactions to this statement, your pe..sonal views and your comments would be gratefully received. The statement may be reprinted in temple and Brotherhood Bulletins. Reprinted from Brotherhood Section American Judaism Magazine, Chanuko Issue, 1959. � 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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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/c556b481f6509b895f6cf80bc8933f5d.pdf 42fc8188d140e836556f8f2387f95ec7 PDF Text Text .. - . - E/v1PLE ALK TEMPLE B'NA [ I SRAfL Vol. VIII, No •. 24 Teves-Shevat 5726 SCHEDULE January 7 OF WORSHIP January, 1966 SERVICES Friday Evening Sermon: 11 THE PO\-JER OF EMULATION•' Participant s : Mr. Isadore Ashendorf & Mrs. Jacob Ashendorf Kiddush . 8:00 PM ************** ** ** * ******* * ** * ************** Friday Evening January 14 7:30 PM FAMILY NIGHT SERVICE BIRTHDAY BLESSTI'JG CEREMONY Participants: Temple Youth Group l'.lemters Oneg Shabbat *************** * ***************************** January 21 Friday Evening Guest Speaker: Dr. George Odgen Kirk Pastor of First Congregational Church Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Rosen Kiddush 8:00 PM ************** * *** * ********** * *************** January 28 Friday Evening Sermon: uHAS PRAYER A VALUE?t1 Par t icipants: Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fisher Kiddush 8:00 PM ************ * ************ * ******************* TPJ, DITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath ~oming s Janu?,ry l, 8, 15, .22 & 29 8:30 AH * * ******* * * * * * * * ********* * ** ** ** * *** * ******** CALE NDAR - JAi'JUARY, 1966 Jan. 2 3 4 9 12 15 : . 19 .28 Home: Harold Shumacher 103 7 Englewood Monday Adult Study Group - Library . Subject: 11 Ethics of the Fathers 11 First Chapter Conducted by Rabbi ihillip Rosenberg Sisterhood Mee ting Tuesday TYG Yout h Dialogue on Congregational Religion Sunday at First Congregational Church \vednesday Hadassah Open Board Meeting. Home : Mrs. Ellen Aron, 2308 Jefferson, Heights Saturday Hadass ah St udy Group - Topic "United Nations" Home: Hrs. Reeva Levy, 1249 Laksshore Drive \iJednesday B1 nai Brit h Father & Child Banqunt Chairman Max Rothschild to announce details Board cf Trustees Thursday Sunday Temple Youth Group MGeting. 7:00 PM 8:00 PH 8:00 7:00 PM PM 1:15 :fM 1:30 FM 7:45 PM RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS .- JANUARY 9, 16, 23 & 30 I All Hebrew Classes - 9:00 - 10:00 Religious School Classes 10:00 - 12:00 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL WINTER VACATION JAl.lUARY 2 �TEMPLE TALK - JANUARY , 1966 - PAGE TW(2_ MAINTENANCE WORK TO BE CLEARED THROUGH YAHRZEIT HOUS~ COIWTT;:;E MORRIS KOZAK , uncle of Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, January 1 The Board of Trustees requests that in JOSEPH NEWSWICK, father of Mrs . Audrey the future anything in connection with Cahill, January 3 maintenance or work to be done on the HANINA WEIZMANN, mother of Mrs . Perry Bacon Temple property is to be cleared through January 6 the House Committee . This Committee , which LOUIS G~~NBERG, brother of Dr. Arthur consists of Mr . Leo Rosen, Dr. Irving Greenberg; :January 7 Singer, and Nr . Herbert Steinman, will MOIIRIS STEJN, father of Mrs . Samuel 'Singer, issue any orders which they deem necessary. January 8 ALBERT STiIWDIER, uncle of Mr • Mil ton Steindlsr, January 8 WELCOME TO • • .•• VIOLET GINSBERG, niece of Hrs . Heyer Jacobs , Mr . & Mrs . Robert Brody and Mr . and YirsJ January ,8, Teves. i6 LEO ROSE, husband of Mrs. Libby Rose, Isadore Brody of Ludington, who have joined January 9 · the Te 11ple in December . Be sure to make these additions to your 1965- 66·Community . SAUL ALT HOLZ, brother of Mrs . Milton Ste indLists: - ler, · Janµary 10 Mr. & Hrs. Robert Brody (Heridith) SADIE KRAUSE, mother of Mr . Edward Krause, January 10, Teves 18 1176 Gary Road, Ludington , 49431 SIGMUND STEINDL2R, father of Mr . Hilton Mro & .Mrs , Isa dore Brody Steindler, January 13 FA >.:JNIE ROSEN, sister of Mrs . Goldie Smith, 510 N. Lavinia St . , Ludington, 49431 January ~7 · HANNAH FISHMAN, mother of Hrs . Libby Rose, January 20 REFUAH SHAYLAI1AH LAURA SALL, sister of Mr . Meyer Jacobs , January 23 Our prayers and sincere best wishes for MOS.t!;S ROSZNB~RG, father of Mr . Robert Rosena full rec overy to berg, January 24, Shevat 3 r-IRS • I-Ll\.RCU S BESS LOUIS MILµ:R, father of Dr . Phillip Miller, MR. DAVID GUDELSKY January 24, Shevat 3 MRS , KOMMA GUDELSKY JOSIAH CH...;fiIN, father of Mr. Robert Cherin January JO,: Shevat 9 - who uere hospita lized during December. ABRAHAM Effifr:NBIBG, father of Mrs . Albert farker , January 30 JUSTIN GUDELSKY, son of Mr . & Mrs .. Koroma IN APPRESIATION .e •• Gudels}cy, brother of Marvin Gude ls ky, January 30 Our ve r y s pec i al thanks to I'sadore· ~~X DAID1ST~DTER, father of Louis Darmstadter, Ashendorf for dona ting his labor and January 31, She vat 10 materials , t o rectify a potential accident hazard i:i the ch o¥ lofto CONTRIBUTIONS ANl'l IVERSARL~S · Youth Scholarship Fund From Mrs . Frances Kantor and Stanley, and Dr . & Mrs~ - Morton Kantor in honor of the birthday of Sam Lipman Gene rsil Fund Mr . A. H. Kollenberg, Mr . Nax Schwarz Mr. Hr . Nr. Mr . Mr. & & & & & Hrs , Mrse Mrs. Nrs . Nr s , Komma Gudeisky, January 1 · Joe l \r,ien_e r, January 1 Jacob AshendOrf, January 2 Reube n L . Levy, January 12 Harry Fisher, - Jarruary 29 - t_· Cerre tery Association Mr. Max Schwarz ): . Reltgious School Mr . & Mrs . Nat Rosenfeld, in honor of the birthday of Sam Liprran Garden Fund Mr & Mrs . Milton Steindler, in honor of trn birthday of Sam Lipman, in memory of Mrs . Paul Wilkinson and Mr . Albert Bush and in: gratefulness for the recovery of Dr. DeVere Boyd and Dr . Harold Dykhuizen o • - IMPORTANT NOTICE ::Meeting _9-.a tes, thank you notices, and other information for the February bulletin must be at the Temple office in writing by January 25 . No phone calls will be made to solicit late material . USED PIANOS Ni~DED ANYONE HAVIlJG A USED FIAl'\JO WHICH THEY WOULD LIKE TO SELL, fLEASE CONThCT RABBI ROSENBERG. Two inexpensive pianos are needede DONiT_ FCRG~T TO ATTEND . the first meeting of the Adult Study Group in the Library on Monday, January Rabbi Rosenberg's first subject will be 11 Ethics of the Fathers 11 , first chapter. Starting time - 8:00 PM . 3. JUST AS A SPECIAL SERVICE TO YOU •••••• third quarter statements were sent out to you a little early so that you could get your dues paid up in 1965 and have them allowed on your. current income tax return . You can still make the deadline, if y ou rush your check right inl!l!~J �- ' TEMPLE TALK - JAMUARY , 1966 - PAGE THREE TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP NEWS January meetings are listed on the front page Temple calendar . held a card party at the Gas Company on Tuesday, December 28 . The Youth Group Plans are now being tentatively discussed about tm Michigan State Youth Group Doard Meeting to be held in Muskegon d·-~ri(l.g Ap:ril. There are also hopes to take the entire youth group to Grand Rapids in February l or tm MSTY winter conclave , SISTiRHOGD COHl"'ENCrnG APRON PROJiCT Joint tm Sisterhood APRON-MAKING project . do~ation or an apron material contribution . If you don't sew, do your part with a Call Mrs . Audrey Cahill , PA6- 3611 . COOK BOOK PROJECT UNDER WAY Work on the Sisterhood fund-raisi. ng project Cook Book is in progre.ss. If you do not have your recipes i n as yet, please get them to Mrs . Betty Broutman, chairman of the pro ject o LOST AND FOUND DEFARTrJENT We wish that whoever left a teeny weeny blue and yellow strip_e d bikini in a brown r.i2pe r bag at the Te1.1ple office would come in and get it. It just doesn I t do a thing i.'or the Temple Secretary. -rr~EA'i.'~JRELEASiES EDDIE PENNY 11 I . I nvilha t do you hear about Eddie? 11 This question has been anxiously a ske d an uncountable number of times in the past two months of his absence by conce rned congregants who phoned or stopped in at the Temple office . It is with sincere grief that we must tell you now that as the bulletin was being run off the word has come from the Penny family that Eddie passed away at Mercy Hospital last night (December 27) from cancer . One of the ki ndest of men - a man who could not say nno 11 to any request of his time and se rvices, i:ddie had been the faithful caretaker of the Temple for fifteen years, Especially beloved by the H.e ligfous School children , we recall his telling with tears in his eyes of how touched he was by the gifts the children had made for him. j His pride in his own i ~all twin grandchildren knew no bounds . The: members of Temple B 1 nai Israel will join with his wife and son and daughter in mourning his passing, and in continuing to miss him . i ! .s.nnounced by the Chroni~l e . Funeral arrangements will be �CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL FOURTH AND WEBSTER STMETS MUSKEGON, MICHIGi-iN 49441 Office Phone: PA2-27O2 Rabbinage: PL5-5318 - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19660107 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 1966-01-07 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 7, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 7, 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/1623200d3b1b38b67ab879726e8f319d.pdf 76331d7d3578acd10b29cd38d0c6a6e6 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCtUqAN Rabbi Stanlelj Kaplan JANUARY~, 1960--TEBET 8 Jack Lipman, Pre~ident S[RVJC[S LIBERAL COMMUNITY SERVICES TH I S W ~ ~ j( Friday, January 8th In honor of Jewish Book Month for January: 8:30 P.M. "THE MOST INTER2STING BOOKS IN OUR TEMPLE LIBRARY" I\IEX T WEE!( * * Friday, January 15th * 8:30 P.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SABBA1H IN HONOR OF Tt;AC!-1 !;RS AND STAFF Oneg Shabbat TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, January 8th and January 15th 7:30 P.M. Saturday, january 9th and January 16th 8:30 A.M. �C AL -EN DA R Sun 10-Sunday Classes reopen Mon 11-Teachers Meeting, 8:30 P.M. at Temple Wed 13-Adult F,ducation-7:30 Hebrew 8:30 Great Jewish Books Thr 14-Confirmation Class,4:00 P.M. -Temple Board Meeting, 8:00 Sun 17-Religious School Parent Teacher Conference 10:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. -Mr. & Mrs. Club will meet at the home of Mr. & Mrs. :Harry ·Berman,:· 1262· Terrace at 8:30 P.11. Smrp ! -TYG Meeting Thr 21-Confirmation Class,4:00 P.M. -B'pai Brith Meeting.8:30 TEMPLE FAMILY Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs~ Rueben Levy, January 12 Yahrzeits Leo Rose, Husband of Mrs. Libby Rose, January 9 Sigmund Steindler, Father of Mil ton Steindler, January 13 Fannie Rosen, Sister of Mrs. Sarah R. Klein and David Rosen, January 17 Sadie Krause, Mother of Edward Krause, Tebet 18 - January 18 Refuah Shelaymgh Mr. Harry Fleishman is still in Mercy Hospital, Mrs. Howard Bruelback has just enter?d Hackley Hosni tal. We 1-tish them well•. WELCOllE HO:HE To Mr. Max Shumacher who has d.ome to 'live again in Muskegon with his family. He recently left Israel where his wife passed away, CON GRA.TUL.ATION S To Dr. & Mrs. Arthur__Gr,eenbarg on the e:agagemen t of the fr : daughter, Phyllis;to Mr. Harvey Gendler of Detroit. We offer our best wishes to ·Phyllis in her forthcoming marriage. To Mrs. Ann Miller on the ·. engagement of her daughter, SheilaJ to Mr. Dennis Ross of Los Angeles, formerly of London, England. We offer our best wishes to Shelia in her forthcoming marriage. ALULT EDUCATION Topic for January 17th: "Religion In the Public Schools" PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCE Sunday, J anu~_ry r+ 7th 10:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. Hannah Fishman, Mother of Mrs. Leo Rosen, January 20 Sarah Linschult~..1 Mother or Mrs. ,.ony Kron, -~anuary 22 USE UNIONGRAMS TO SEND YOUR PE~ONAL MESSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS �YOU BE THE JUDGE . 1. "My mother went to a club meeting, or something like that." 2. "My parents went out and my grandmother and my grandfather babysitted for my brother and I. 11 · 3. "Dad and Mom did not want_to come and I live out by the lakefront so I did not come." 4. "I couldn't attend because my whole family went to the parade so I went along." 5. "Because my mother and father went out a party •••• " 6. 11 Because we had company • 11 7. "The reason I wasn I t at Temple-Services was because my parents took me to a movie." These are some of the answers given by the boys and girls of a Temple Religious School to the query, "Why were you not at Temple Friday night?" The analysis of these llexcuses 11 .is disheartening. A Rabbi is reluctant to believe that parents would deprive their children of spiritual nourishment. He would not believe that parents would neglect the physical needs of their offspring. Mature adults know that children do not live by movies and parties alone. Is it the same parent who zealously guards the physical health of his child and is coldly indifferent to his spiritual and emotional welfare? What possible attitude to Judaism and the Temple can the child have who wrote, "I couldn't attend because my whole family went to the parade and I went along." Deep within his heart must be the feeling that his parents consider the Parade more important than the Temple, the Sp.r ing Fiesta more significant than the worship of God. That the child is judging correctly is the most tragic and depressing truism which a Rabbi meets. It is sad when Temple and Family do not labor together. Parents are deeply concerned about their boys and girls. We who are entrusted with their religious education and spiritual development are equally concerned. We should be partners working together to rear a generation of intelligent, religiously literate, emotionally and spiritually mature American Jews; men and women inspired and uplifted by the ennobling influence of Judaism on their lives. Let us not deceive each other. The Temple can not succeed alone. Judaism will not become meaningful and significant to your child by virtue of his attendance at Temple School through Confirmation. But if the home does cooperate; if the importance of religious school is stressed in the home; if the Sabbath is recognized; if parents do emphasize prayer and worship, WE WILL SUCCEED ! Vho is to blame for such absence? the Rabbi? The Temple? the child. tne times? too much schoolwork? the Spring Fiesta? the parent? You be the judge. -- Bulletin Exchange Judge - Lest ye be judged ! �A-! TEND SAB-3AT 1-1 SE~V CE S Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone 2-2702 Non-Profit Organization TIME-VALUE MAIL �ATTENTON A LL SSTER~OOD ME!V\BE~S '----- - ----·-· PLEASE SERVICES IN PL.AN TO THIS HONOR MOTHERS' - OF DAY - ATTEND SABBATH FRIDAY SISTERHOOD SABBATH. EVENING .AND f' � 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-19600108 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 1960-01-08 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 8, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, January 8, 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/95a308414b340d9238cd34913c483284.pdf e145c082db917366a760c0d7229a8f1b PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKE~ON, MlCHl~AN Rabbi Stanlet} Kaplan i~be Issue No. 1 Community Worship 1st SABBATH 2nd SABBATH Friday; June 1st "MOILL GEMS OF JUD1i!SM" The Ethics of the Fathers One g Shabba t Friday, June 8th sm.vuos WORSHIP "The Saga of Shavuos at Sinai: :1re Y. ou There ·? 11 Consecration of Confirmands Oneg Shabbat / 8:15 PMI / 7;_45 PM Special Early Time For Worship for the Sake of the Consecration Service ************************** Saturday, June 9th CONFIRM!,TION CEREMONY Reception /8:00 PMI Friday, June 15th !_7 :45 PM I . F :;MILY WORSHIP HEBREW CLi;SSES CLOSING EXERCISES AW!,RDS :,ND GR!;DU', TION Cons ecration of. :temple and Sisterhood Officers High School Graduate Recognition Oneg Shabbat . , . (Concluding Servtce) 3rd S ,_. B B 11. T H TR.,.DITION:.L WORSHIP _Continuing Throughout the Summer / . r Sabb a th Eve - June 1,. 8 & 15· 1:.30 Shavuos Eva June . 7:30 PM Sabbath Horn- June 2',_ 9 & 16 8: 30 1:.M Shavuos Morn June 8 8:30 AM ~Mt 7. I �~... ! i ,, • " • '-~ ..... ~ .,• I I ... . ., \ ._ :-. ., ~• r - .r. , J ,_ CALENDAR June Sun 3 Confir mat. cor. Rehc=1 arsal y _',HRL'..13IT 12 : 00 - 4: JO _'.BR_', H;J,j ROSZN ) brother of Mrs . Confirmation Rehearsal Goldie Smith, June 1 · We d 6 ;,BRL H!.M STEIN, father of Fred 7 : 15 - 9:00 PM ISRAELI FASHION SHOW Stein, June 6 U,dditional June Yahrzeit will 1:e 8100 PM - YWC1~ printed in Summer Issue) Thurs 7 B' nai Brith 8 : 30 ~M CONDOLENCE cat 9 CONFIRMl,TION CEREMONY 8 PM , Mon 11 Board of Education 12: 15 YW , Our condolences and deepest Thursl4 Hebrew School Final Session sympathy to the family of Si.MUEL STRaIBERG Sat 16 INST,'J.,L.\ TION OF OFFICERS Red Vest Restaurant 7: 00 j who passed away May 13 in Baltimore , and who was the father of Sun 17 Fathers' Day Religious School Picnic Dr . Maurice Stromberg . May his Seyferth Park 10 - 4PM memory be for a blessing . Thurs 28 BO,;RD OF TRUSTEES 8: 15 PM li.NNIVERSt.RIES Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berman , June 8 CONFIRM ;1.TION Mr . & Mrs . Jerome Cherin , Juhe 9 Mr . & Mrs . Meyer Jacobs , June 18 Saturday Evening Eight O I Clock Mr . & Mrs . Sol Silverman , June 20 June 9, 1962 Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Fisher , June 22 Temple B'nai Israel Mr . & Mrs . Jack Lipman , June 23 Mr . & Mrs . Robert Cherin , June 24 RECEPTION Mr . & Mrs • . Harold Kline, June 30 . Imme diatelr Fpl lowing Services, The entire Congregation, inCONGRJ,'IULATI~NS cluding youth thirteen years of age to Mr. and Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer and over , is cordially invited . on the birth of their son , Howard Scott, on May 10 . TEMPLE INSTALLi, TION DINNER to Mr. and Mrs . Sol Silvennan Saturday , June 16 on the birth of t~eir first gran .. at the Red Vest Restaurant child , Nonnan b:orn May 18 to on Ottawa Street Dr . and Mrs ~ Louis S',ilverman in Dinner - 7 : 00 PM SHARP Philadelphia . Your reservation blank and to Mr . and Mrs . Lewt.s Jaffe on letter is in the mail . Please the birth of their son~ , Jon Laron, plan to attend this annual affair on May 23 . honoring incoming and outgoing officers and trustees . An enjoyTH;:.NK YOU :· able evening is being planned for from Dr . Ralph . :.ugust :to· all ~y_o_u_r p=-l_e_a_s_u_r_e_.;__-_ _ _______ - 1- his friends for all the cards Anyone who wishes their J . N . F . and kind messages during , his Blue Box emptied , please call Mrs . illness . Stromterg , .SW8-:2653 . (If anyone does not know what this is , please SUF-PORT YOUR TEMrLE ~ ! call the Rabbi. J.; �• • "'· ~ • 1 - - \ . ... . ,,. • • TEHFLE ORG.'.Nrz:: -rON3 "2LECT OFF ICERS F !l. M I L Y :. t t he J oint Ins ta..1.la.t ion Lunche on on May 23, the following TEMPLE ELEC TION HELD M.:.Y 27 women were ins t alled offi ce : Following is the slate of SISTERHOOD: officers and trus tees who will be President - Mrs . l,lbert Parker serving the Congr egation B' nai President Elect - Mrs . Maurice Israel for 1962-1963 : Stromberg Pre s ident - Marvin Gudelsky 2nd Vice Pre sident - Mrs . Sol Zoll 1 st Vice Pres i dent - Max Rot hs child 3rd Vice Pr e sident - Mrs . Max 2nd Vice ~resident - Joel Wiener Rothschild Secre tary - Robert Li bne r 4th Vice President - Mrs . Richard Treasurer - .',lan Oppenhe iiner Kaufman Trustees: . Jac k Lipman, Leo Treasurer - Mr s . Rose Lawson Rosen, Sam binger , Eugene Fisher , Recording Se cretary - Mrs . Charles Jess Levin, Harry Berman - terms Race expiring June 30, 1963 . Dr • .• rt Corresponding Secretary - Mrs . Greenberg , I sadore ,.shendorf, BerEvelyn Galombeck na r d .de cker , Jack Steindler , Dr . Board of Dire ctors - Mrs . MaxMorton Kantor , i.rthur Bell , Herman Aahendorf , Mrs . Nathan Broutman , Mrs . -•rthur Gre enbe r g. Grossman, Rose Law son - terms e~Hl.D: :SS1'. H piring June 30, 1964 . Dr . Irving Singer, Douglas Rosen , Dr . Morris Pr esident - Mrs . Jerome Cherin President El e ct - Mrs . Frances Teles, Dr . Mauric e Strorrb er g, Daniel Rapaport, 1~be i.shendorf , Kantor Bernard Stern, Mrs . Harris on Friend 2nd Vice t r e sident - Mrs . Rose Lawson - terms expi ring June 30 , 1965 . Sisterhood F-resident Repre sentative Treasurer - Mrs . Fl orence Rubinsky Mrs . !i.lbert Parker; Legal ,,dvisor- Recording ~ecre tary - Mrs . Dan Seymour Ros enber g. Honorary Rapoport Corresponding ~ecretary - Mrs . Trustee s - Mrs . Paul Wiener, Mrs . Sam Shumacher Josiah Wiene r , Mrs . Harold Rosen . Board of Directors - Mrs . Sam ISR,.,ELI F;,SHION SHCW Lipman , Mrs . Josiah Wi ener , Mrs . June 6 - 8: 00 FM - YWC1. Faul Wiene r . Donat ion $1. 00 THE TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP officers Refreshments & Door Prizes •..•• are: President - Donald Wiener Don ' t miss this exciting 1st Vice President - Jerome Levine evening. Bring your friends . For 2nd Vice Pr e sident - Roger Rapaport tickets call ~15-1246 , FL5-7508 or 3rd Vice fre sident ;.vi s Tel e s they can be purchased at Budd ' s C 4th Vice ~r esident - Terry Kulka Jewelry, Cherin ' s Furs , Daniels 0 • ' Treasurer - ;.1an F ark er Hahn's Glen s ide Pha rmacy and Re cording Se cretary - Lenore FonLakeside Department Store . stein Corresponding Secre tary - Be c ky ABhendor f . HEY KIDSt~l Don ' t for get that B' nai Brith has not held its June 17 is the Religious School ele c tions as yet . Picnic at Seyferth Field , 10 - 4 . �TH,',NKS TO FUND R'.ISING WORKERS I would .like to thank all who helped to mak ; our Dr. Murray- Bank'sfund raising affair of May 2nd a success. Special thank$ to my Co-Chairman, Doris Stromberg; to Betty Broutman, who was ticket_ chairman; to Doris Miller and Portia Rothschild, who were publicity Co-Chairmen; to Elaine Friend, who functioned cheerfully in varied areas wherever she was needed; to Ellen .:.ron and Ida Fonstein, who composed the lette~ sent to various clubs, service leagues and schools; to Rose Lipman, who sent this publicity out; to Blanche Hass, Gene Berman , Rose Lipman, Roslyn Chevlin and Elaine Friend, who never failed to attend a Monday afternoon ~eeting. -1..lso to all who helped at the box office or took tickets; Doris Stromberg and Betty Bro'utman, who saw that all ran smoothly no matter how large the crowd; to Lillian tage, Rose Lawson, Evelyn Galombeck, ~.lma Jean Zoll, Lotta Shumacher, Frances Kantor, Rena Levine, Edith Broutman, Betty ? rice and Carol Race . .',nd .to our men also special thanks to Harold Page, Sol Zoll, Sam Shumacher , Nate Broutman , ;.lan Oppenheimer, 1,lan Parker, and 1,lbert I-arker. Many thanks to Don Romer for donating all the tickets for this affair, and to all of the members who sold tickets, Sisterhood says "TH.,NK YOU FOR :. JOB WELL DONE 11 • Sincerely, Helen Parker NON- PROFIT CONGREGJ.1.TION B' N/1.I ISR.i.EL ORG!i.NIZl.TION Fourth & Webster Streets TIME-V '.J..UE M,.IL Muskegon, Michigan Telephone : Pl.. 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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19620601 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 1962-06-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 1962 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 1962. 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/b2ec454380433eb00386f98dc7772580.pdf 04e28b9135c29b8fcef19ac541a2cbd0 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHl yAN ~iA§ttmi8Qrl ~~siden t - September 10 , 19 2 722 ROLE OF THE. PULPIT The concept is now popular that the r abbi's central duty ,is to be Jl·ne 17 - Religious School 1--icnic, a personal guide and counse lor to sponsored by Sisterhood the .troubled individuals of the c.:-iJ B' nai Bri th at 10: 00 congregation, This has, of course, at Seyferth Field some roots in the function of the June 19--24 - R~.bbi Kaplan will Chassidic rabbi who did precisely attend the Rabbinical that, although in t r uth the famous .Conference Chassidic rabbis saw hundreds of July through August 12 - Rabbi ' s people a day and their advice wa~ vacation quickly given to a whole successic"2 August 28 - September 2 - Michigan of petitioners. It was more whole-State Temple Conclave sale magic than psychiatry. But (Muskegon Hosting) the great appeal of pastoral psychiatry in America started with the CALENDAR FOR NEXT Yi.~AR Christian church, where the growth of public interest in psychiatry HOLY DAYS fitted exactly and easily to the function of the minister . The ROSH HASHANAH Christian ministry was by definition a "pastorate 11 • The pastor was the The.Even ing of September 28 shepherd of his flock . He was exand September 29 - the Sabbat pe oted to call on each member twice a year, and his main task was to YOM KIPF-UR help them , one by one . The old rabbi also gave counsel to those who The Evening of Sunday , sought his counsel, but his main October 7 and Monday , function was to be a teacher and a Oc tobe r 8. communal guide. Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof 1 �. . _I'· Ai1JNIVER.3.\nlli3 (Summer Edition) Mr . & Mrs . Louis Darmstadter , July 1 Mr . & Mrs. Daniel Roetter, July 3 Mr . & Mrs . Jess Levin, July 3 Mr . & Hrs . Samuel Price , July 24 Mr . & Mrs . Louis Goldberg , July 28 Mr . & 1'1 rs . Louis Grossman , Aug . 2 Mr . & Mrs . Dougla·s :R osen , Aug . _12 Mr . & Mrs . J . Singer , Aug . 15 · Rabbi ~ Mrs . Stanley Kaplan , Aug . 22 Mr . & M-rs . Jack Steindler, Aug . 24 Dr . & I'1rs . Maurice Stromberg , Aug . 31 Mr . & Mrs . Milton Steindler , Sept . 2 Mr . & ,1rs . Marvin Gudelsky, Sept. 14 YAHRZEIT (Summer Edition) LENA GROSSMAN , mother of Mrs . Louis Goldberg , June 21 , Sivan 19 S!J1UEL ROSEN, brother of Mrs . Goldie Smith, June 22 DR. HEclRY HONICK , father of Mrs. Ruth Oppenheime r, June 26 BESSIE KLINE, mother of Harold Kline , June 26 RE i.:ECCA ROSEN, stepmother of Leo Rosen , June 29 AARON SOLOMON) father of Mrs. Meyer Jacobs, June 30, Sivan 28 IDA GREENBEn.G, mother of Dr • Ar thur Greenberg, July 3, Tamuz 1 SOLOMON KOHN , father of Mrs . Jack Lipman, July 9, Tamuz 7 G,~qRETT GHLO:MBECK, husband of Mrs . Martha Galombeck , July 13 HERTZ LOEB, father of Louis Darmstadter, July 29 , Tamuz 27 FLORA KRUl-'I-, mother of Mrs . Louis ,.ron , July 31, Tamuz 29 D1.VID BELL , father of i.rthur Bell, ii.ugust 2 DlJHEL BROW , brother of Mrs . Sam Price , .·.ugust 5 DI.VID J _'.CQBS , father of :tv'Jrs . Earl Brace , ~-. ugust 5 'I'E M fLE -'.Y~;. HRZEIT (Conti.nued) JOH..NN_. K.-iLLHEIM, mother of Mrs . Sigmund Cahn, :.ugust 1 •·. _·.v 6 P:.ULINE FIELDS, mother of Mr . ., .. Harry Fields , .·.ug . 9, l.v 9 _, R..YMON_D 1-- ERRY , father bf Mrs • Sol Zoll, _·;ugust 10 s ; .MUEL L .'.WSON, husband of Mrs . Samuel LavJson , fa¼her of Hrs . Jerome Cherin , Mrs . -Donald -· Heiman and Judith ·Lawson, :.ugust 15; Av 15 YOBI y;._SINOW , mother of Mrs. Jo Singer , 1.ugust 16 BEtrnO ROTHSCHILD , husband of Mrs . Lena Rothschild , father of Max Rothschild, l . ug . 26 S••MUEL i<RUFSKY , father of Mrs. Harry 3erman, August 17 LE.,H ES'::I-fuR : ..UGUSOVITZ , mother d.' Dr. Ralph :.ugus t, :.ug . 18 ISR..EL G]DELSKY, father of David }udelsky, :.ugust 28 , 1.v 2E ROSE BER\!Jl.N, mother of Mrs. Fre d .:t ein , :.ugust 30 SIGMUNf C: .HN, husband of Mrs . Selmc Cab.n, father of Mrs . Sam Shumacher , li.ugust 31 M.JUE EIPNER , mother of Mrs . Douglas Eosen , Sept . 5 INEZ LJ3BBTllitL , sister of Jack Che-.rlin and Ellis Chevlin, Septe~be~ 5, Elul 6 REUBEN 1:.SI.l\OW, father of Mrs . Jo Si~ger. September 6, Elul 7 REBECC1, LEYY , mother of Reuben Levy, Se?tember 7, Elul 8 BESSIE GUfELSKY, mother of David Oudelsky , Sept . 7 MINNIE 8i'EIN, mother of Mrs . Sam ~rnger , September 8 F.STHF.5. FITKOWSKY , mother of Mrs . , i'1orris Teles , Sept . 10, Elul 11 �Ri.BBI TO YOU •• •• • • • We are _happy that our Confirmation services have imparted to these last weeks of this year of study, worship and fe~lowship a rare beauty ang,from all i~dications and expressions, a deepingly meaningful consecration·· for our ten Confirmands as well as for the entire Congregation . I will remember the young adult faces looking up, beaming with the s atisfaction of achievement -- even the tears of joy, droplets distilled from deep stirrings within . The genuine spiritual elevation which for our youth begins with the Confirmation worship, and especially with the private blessing of each individual at the conclusion, which is (the Confirmands will tell you) the climax of the experience for them, --- this reaching, as it were , t oward Sinai's heights must be perpetuated into the many diverse forms of adult Jewish living . Let us not leave our youth stranded at the foot of Sinai as they aspire to the summit . Through an enlargement and a dee pening of our educational and social program for our youth, through our own dedication to Torah and to the J ewish People, through our creative and constructive attitude and efforts toward our Congre gation, its leaders and teachers, we shall --relying upon the strength God has given us--lead the new generation to 0inai 1 s heights and to the dignity of reality and truth . My heartfelt ~ratitude to those who assisted me in the prep- ration and execution of the service: Mr. Sam Shumacher , Mr s . t'\l arner Galombeck, Mrs. Harry Berman, Mr . Jacob .,:,.shendorf, Mr . Laurence Berman - to Mr . ~rnold Bourziel and Miss Ma~eth Saure who, togethe r with Mrs . Galombeck, created most beautiful music . Our thanks also to Mr . Marvin Gudelsky and Mr . 1.be , . shendorf for their presentati ons and words of praise. May all of you enjoy a r efreshing and pleasant sumrrer, with God:s blessings . CONGR',TUL,.TIONS •. . . RiJ3BI 1 S SUMMER SCHEDULE Will be at the Rabbinical Confer• • to Jerry Schreiber, who is being ence June 19-24; available June 25graduated from the USNaval ),ca28 by appointment . On vacation demy this month . during July through ~ugust 12 . In •• to Temple B1 nai Israe l's 1962 case of emergency, he may be reached High School graduates, Sandra t hrough Mr . Marvin Gudelsky at Druker , James Grossman , Judith :2A2-6947 or Fl,5-147O, if there is no Lawson, Marcia Levin, Donald answer at the Temple Office or the Price and Barbara Silverman Rabbi's home . BIN."ll BRIT H ELECTS OFFICERS SUM:ViER o=FF=r=c=E:-=-S-,,--CHE= - =n=UL"""E"'""•- The new officers for the 1962Until the week following Labor Day, 1963 term are : the secretary will be in the office President - Ed Krause early Monday and Thursday afternoons . 1st Vice President - ,:,rt Bell Otherwise, please drop a note in the 2nd Vice ~resident mail or call FRJ- 6957 between 9 and Dr . Morton Kantor 12 11.M , Treasur er - Daniel Rapoport Secretary - Dan Silberman �I UNVEILING OF' STONE DON 1 T JRGET .. .. . . The unveiling of the stone for Sisterhood's new service of S,.NUEL L,.1.·,SoN will take place Sunordering or renewing your magaday, July 22 , at 2: 30 PM at Mona zine subscriptions for you , as View Ceme t e ry . part of fund-raising program . REFORM JUD:lISM--WfLT IS IT? Call Doris Stromberg , SWB- 2653 for REFORM JUD,~ISH is a liberal in- / information and orders . · t erpretation of Judaism in terms of CORRECTION .... modern living . Reform honors and The Recor ding Secretary of the acc epts those traditions which are Temple Youth Group is Eugene Goldrelevant for our pre sent- day needs . berg, rather than Lenore Fonstein It r ever es the Torah as the deposias stated in June 1 bulletin . tory of the moral law and enshrine s Roger Krause is MSTY Board ReIsrael's consciousne ss of God as pr~sentative . the blueprint of humanity . It holds MISS CYNTHIA ROSS that each age must adapt the t each.,NNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HER ings of the Torah to its basic MODERN CRi. .. TIVE D:.NC.iI. STUDIO needs, in harmony with our cherished JUNE 18 TH FOR THE SUMMER Jewish heritage. Phone SH4-1 240 .. DO-YOU H,.VE TrlE'-, -F-01-LOWUJG--:;jf Y6URPlease do not :ceturn al~. 'cooks HOME? o~ othe r materi al borrowe d from l i set of Un ion Prayerbooks? Ratti Kapl an ' s library, the li. Union Home Frayerbook? Ter.1 .l e Library or the Relig ious 1.. J ewi sh Bible? School - RE .. D THEM over - c.he sum;, Hi s tory of the J ews? me :.~ , return them when finished . .1.i Jewish Encyclopedia? Then you will have a pleasant summer with no guilty conscience but more knowledgeable in Jewish Please t r y to finish up any 1961-62 pled es as soon as possible ; learning. NON-:~PROFIT CONGREG .•TION B 1 N:,I ISR .EL ORG.:JJIZ..TION Fourth & Webster Streets TIME - v;.LUE M!,IL Muskegon, Michigan Telephone : P.-.2- 2702 Rabbinage : P06-5427 . I 1 �UNITED JEWISH ·CHARITIES OF GREA'IER MUSKEGON ISSUE #l JUNE 15, 1962 MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN The current United Jewish Charities drive is well under ' way, We are working toward a goal of $22,500 .00 and have completed 75% of this aim. We still have yet to hear from over 58 %of the Jewish Cormnunit-y . The demand for financial aid from Israel is as great as in It is not as dramatic as it was then, but today we are batt- . ling to s ave people rather than a nation. Refugees are being rele ased from various countries . Money is needed to resettle these people . Money for transportation, training, medical care and housing. 1948 , All of us are certainly better situated than our fellow Jew in foreign·lands. They need our help desperately . We are going to use some different methods in handling the drive. It is hoped to establish a victory party instead of a pledge-raising . dinner. We will from time to time keep you informed as t o any change s and the progress we are making. Address inquiries and pledges to JOEL WIENER, care of UNITED JEWISH CHARITIES, TEMPLE B1 NAI ISRAEL . SCHOLARSHIP ALLOCATIONS Your Board has done considerable soul searching to find a suitable policy to guide it in the granting of funds to aid local residents in the furtherance of education. After much research on this matter, involving consultation with the members of other communities and college officials, a resolution was adopted at the Board meeting of May 21, 1962 . The guiding ideas are as followst "Scholarship funds of the United Jewish Chari ties shall be primarily utilized for the aid of individuals in attaini,ng a �Fap.e 2 Jewish education or training . However, in worthy cases, funds may be applied to assist in securing secular education . Specific applications for· assistance shall be made in writing by the parents to the Chairman of the Board . A financial statement will be required which will remain confidential . The approval of the United Jewish Chari ties Board will be · required to -grant_ funds. 0, . WHITHER ARE WE BOUND? A major cause of concern among the leadership of the Muskegon United Jewish Charities, is the slow , inexorable march of disinterest in the community's active and financial support of the United J ewish Charities campaigns. This steady decline is evidenced by the increasing difficulties en~ountered by the committee in obt aining pledges fro m members of T,he comrr,u.ni ty. Giving of any sort is a voluntary thing, b1·t we have in the United Jewish Charities an obligation and moral responsibility to give . It is our obligation to voluntarily pledge and contribute . We must accept the fact that we ARE our brother's keeper, And as such it is incumbent upon us to accept this responsibility graciously and to fulfill it . It certainly is not the intent of this article to lambast and castigate our fine community, but we feel that all should have it called to their attention that the need is real, and continuing, and that we absol ut ely mus t do ,rhat i s required of us . The Jewish people have, over the years, been ad~ired and respected for their interest in other people and for their conce rn in ta.king care of their own , We must contij rne to take care of our own. , I It is upsetting to have to admit that there are tho8e who completely lack compassion and concern for human beings 11ho desperately need help, or at least, a chan~e to help t.he:,1.selves,, Yet the United Jewish Charitie s committee is fa ced year after yo:J.r, ui th ccnstantly runn:i..ng after member s 0!' tha ~or;:·· unity 5 ;n9 eting with them _, ;:,sking, be gging ~or their support, This is m'.)st discouraging . It is J. time- cc:1.sur;,ing; he::,: t · breaking, t hankles s j : ... , and it r eally shouldn 1 t have to happen " 0 I I �( ,\,·'"! ff Fage 3 It is interesting to note that we react with amazing unanimity in time of national or religious crisis . . When crises have developed in the past, particularly in Israel, our local attendance at the United Jewish Charities, Binai Brith, Hadassah, Sisterhood and Temple meetings soared . In addition, fundraising drives and functions were supported to a gratifying extent, but why should it ta~e a crisis to move our community? If it takos a crisis to instill the spirit of voluntary giving, we've got one. In fact, we ' ve got lots of them---in Israel , Africa, Roumania, Russia and many other spots . It is a crisis for survival and the need for your cooperation is here - --NOW. WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO? The mcnios you s o generous l y give are allocated f or the following projects: 1, The tran sportation of r efugees from distressed countries and areas to Israel " 2. The housing of these refugees in Israe l. 3. The health and mental rehabilitation of these refugees c 4. The ·caring and training of orphans to be self-sufficient. 5. The adult rehabilitation program and training make them self-supporting, to 6. Help in acquiring the tools and equipment to enable them t 0 establish e:;iployment and raise their foods , 7. The recl2.i..ming of barren land whi,:;h ..~ -~-1 be sor.io prodr,::tive, IN FREEDOM 1,ND HAPPINESS . �Page 4 We have in our humble wey tried to paint a picture of our present day crisis in this issue and from time to time will inform you of new advances . THE UNI TED JEWISH CfL',RI TIES PUBLICITY ST,·,FF Joel Wiener Danial Rapopcrt l.lan Oppenhe imer Rose Lawson * ************* ** * * ** * **** ** *** SUPPORT YOUR UNITED JEWISH CH<,RITIES~ ** ****************** * ******** * � 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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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-19620601-19620910 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 1962-06-01/1962-09-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 1962-September 10, 1962 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 1962-September 10, 1962. 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/d405dafb9c69363bece47467e88a2508.pdf e78490cf7c42438113289005a1b65e0d PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEGON, MlCHlyAN · Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan June 1, 1963 9, 5723 Vol. 71, ::o. 3 Community Worship Sivc:.n Marvin Qudelsky, Presidant 1st SABBA'ffi' j June 7, 1963 BAR MITZVAH OF 8:15 PM RICHARD ROETTER Oneg Shabbat Reception ~ ) h ~ ' {• ~~-{Hf-~---1~~~{-~~*~-~-j\¼--~L~!-h-~-!f~Hh~#'t-=-X-!Hf.if'"i't-~H~-!f-~..~~-~h~--~~8~-~r!H~¼,'1-!~~-~H(~:(-;v,!~~--~½"!-~E•:f-~~~c. 2nd SABBATH June J..4, 1963 7:45 IM Consecration of Congregational and Community Officers Birthday Blessings ,Junior Choir Ceremony in Honor of Closing . · 'of ;Religious School Recognition ..of Graduates and .'I.wards Oneg Shabbat Musicale (Concluding Service of the Season) Traditipnai Worship Sabbath Eve June 7, 14 Sabbath Morn June 1,.8,.15 Summer Issue Will be mailed by June 15th 7:jo PM 8:30 AM �~ : ,, Cs'.LEND-'.R - June 1 - 16, 1963 Mon . 3 Hebrew School 3 2nd wee k Tuos . 4 Hadassah Ope n Boa rd Mee ting 8:15 Temple Wod. 5 i,DUL T EDUCATION 7 :,15 Hebrew 8~15 Comparative Religion 9:30 Current Events Sun . 9 TEMPLE ELECTION -7 :00 PM : ·Comrrn).r'ii ty Colle ge Uradua.~ tion ° ervice (Central Me thodist Church) 8:00 Pl'1 · Rabbi give s main addre ss We d . 12 S~ste rhood-Hadassah Closing Lunche on YWCJ, 1 : 00 1-'M . Thurs . lJ Te achers' Mee ting-Evaluation - 8 : 15-10:JO Sat . 15 J-oint Installation & Dessert Banque t for Temple and B'nai Brith officers ,;!.no. .trustee s . 8! 00 PM at Te n:ple . Sun . 16 . Religious School Picnic · · McGraft Park 10 - 5:oo · -,---------· .i,nnouncement will be made r e 1.dult Educ a tion for June 12 . For June 17 to Se pt embe r, seo next i s sue ~ the Sunnner Bulle tin CONFIRM!.TIO:N . ,. · Lois August, Dani.c l Bacon, David Cherin, Lorraine Friend , Ellen Lipman, Marc Becker, Ge orge chankle r, Harold Shumacher and ichael Ste indler Shabba t Morning 11 o ' clock June 1st Re ception for all members of th e dongr~gation from 7th grade and older The Confirm:t~ion: Class -is not xchanging gift"s this year . They e initiating a Confirmation Fund or the purpose of donating a small orah to the Y.Oung adult and childe n Congre gation WITH THE R:\BBI 'Ihe students and faculty of the Gre ater Muskegon Community College have invited Rabbi Kaplap to give the major ad-0ross at the Baccha~ laureate exercise s . 'Ihe se rvice is a non-~e·c tarian se rvice of unity which any student or faculty meinber can attend on· a v"olunte.er basis and' according -to his intlividual conscience . .. Rabbi I s Topic "VJ.NITY OR SJ.NITY 11 June 9th, Central Me thodist Church - 8:00 O' clock PM .. RELIQIOUS SCHOOL PICNIC Sunday June 16 (Fathe r~.~~:~Day Tre at . Ba s eball Garno 10 LM · '· . 10. 1.11 - . 5'.PM . EachFamily Brings Own Bas}mt Ice Croatn & Tre ats Will Frovi.d e ;:; ·• THI.. NK YOU The· family of REUBEN BERMiiN acknowle dge s with grateful appreciation your kind e xpre ssion of sympathy . ·· ' · Mr . and Mrs . Jack Lipman and Mr. He rbe rt Kohn a nd the ir fqmilie s wish to thank _a.11 the tiommunity for the many. kindne s ses shown them in their r e cent be r eavement . Mrs . Sol Zoll wishe s to thank her Co- chairman Mrs. Max Ashendorf and .tbEl cormni ttee , Mrs . Helen Parke r, Mrs . Sam Shumacher , Mrs . Betty Broutman , Mrs .; Al ·an .. Oppenheimer and also the commu.:.. nity f or w'o rking and supporting Siste rhood 'for the Dr. Ba nk's lecture • .Don't forget • •• Chest x.:..rays Will be providod fre e of charge ipr everyone over JO ye ars of age, May 21 to J"une 28 . Sponsor~c by Musk egon County Heal th Topar~e nt. Be �., ~ "·'. YiJIRZEIT iLBRi1HaM ROS1N , brother of Mrs . Goldie -Smith , June l l.BRl~Hi.M STEIN , father of Fred· Stei n, June 6 LEN!1 GROSSM.:.N ; mothe r of Mrs . Louis Goldberg, June 1.1 , · Sivan 19 SISTERHOOD ST:. 'IE CONVENTION REPORT --,•God intende d woman to fulfill her di stinguished role in the world . When Mose s came d~n from Sinai with tho Covenant , ho instructed the woman first . Women must study in - order to t each .. in orde r to practice Judaism . The emancipated woman of today should s ee k to r e turn to her f irst duty as spiritual l eader in her own house . She must have r el ationship with God that will i lluminate not only her own life , but her family ' s as wall. · Tho mor e. tranquilizers , liquor and psychiatrists we use cause us to think how badly we must r e-evaluat e our live s . We stil l nave pangs of uns atisfaction . Wher e has our emancipation he lped us? In our own world we are unfulfil l ed, - yet we do ·not want t o t ake over the man I s role . Do women r eally value their husband ' s worldly goods more than honor or t ende rne ss ? " The role of Sis terhood is to cultivate the valor of its woren , to help the woman discove r the presence of G·od and to he lp her r e turn to the home as high priestess and l ot he r doods prais e he r . Le t Siste rhood be a training ground for the woman of valor 11 • Ho l en Parker From her Pr esident ' s r eport on the State Sis te rhood Convention , April :.NNIVERS,.RIES Mr . & Mrs . Harry H. Be rman, June 8 Mr . & Y~ s . Je rome Che rin , Juno 9 Mr . & Mrs . Ne il Benjamine , June 18 Mr . & Mrs . Moy er Jacobs , June 18 Mr . & Mrs . Sol Silve rman , June 2Q __ .. Mr . & Mrs, -1.1an Oppenhe imer , Junq• 20 ~:.· Mr . & r.irs.~ B,ernard Fisrer , June 21 Mr . <It. Mr:s . Jack Lipman , June 23 Mr. & ·Mrs . Robert Cherin, June 24 Mr. & Mrs . Harold Kline:,• -June 30 CONTRIBUTIONS Youth Scholarship Fund Mrs . Ida Kopeloff in memory of Mrs . Ida · !·, she rrlorf Mrs . Hel en Kulka in honor of TYG advisors ·· •..:.Library Fund · Mr . & Mrs . ifa.rold Silverma~ and Stan in mem~ry of Dr . Phillip Gre~mberg . Garden Fund Mr . & Mrs . Bud Strifling in memory of Mrs . Elsa Darmstadt er, Mr . Reuben Berman and Mrs . Roso Kohn B:.R MITZVJJI Mr . and Mrs . Daniel Rcetter would bo ple ased to have th3 entire Congr egation share wit:h tra m the holine ss and joy of tho Bar Mitzvah of their eldest son Richard J..aron June 7th - 8:15 O' clock PM Kiddush and Oneg Shabbat Reception REFUJJ! SH,.L••YM1ili Our praye rs and s i ncere best wishes for a full rec overy to: MRS. TONY ,.RON . ·MRS • .C ; SPENCER who were patients at Hackley, and MRS. MYRTLE KUSHNER who was a patient at Mercy SUFI-ORT YOUR SYNi.GOOUE �WE ARE JJlPEiiL ING •• : ••• ·~ in a nice way ••• to you to get your Temple dues paid up to date at once. Please don't cause us the mutual embarrasment of having to organize a posse to track you down to collect them. The Temple needs the money even more desperately than you dol OFFICE HOURS - Until mid June Mrs . Myrmel: Mon-Thurs 9:15-12:15 Mrs . Burns : Mon-Thurs 1:30 -4:30 R.:..BBI: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 1:30-4:15 PM in his study no appointment necessary For other days and times (except the Sabbath), please make an appointment directly with the Rabbi . P:.2-2702 - P06-5427 Residence. Summer Schedule -see next issue Would the person who left the :itnm of food in '.Mrs . Zo-11 1 s rcfrci.go!'ator, pleaSEJ_._.call ·hor·"at p1;;1246 . Next time you are tempted to start a heated argument, remember: linger is only one letter short of danger. CONGREC1.TION B1 N~I I R.iEL Fourth & Webster Streets Musle gon, Michigan Telephone: Pi.2-2702 Rabbinage: Po6-5427 UJC ELECTS 'l'RUSTEES As a result of the recent ballot by mail the following trustees will serve the United Jewish Charities of Greater Muskegon for 1963: Dr. J.rthur Greenberg, i..be .'.shendorf, Joel Wiener, Jack Steindler, J. Kelly Kaufman, Sam Lipman, Leo Rosen, Mrs . Paul Wiener , Harry H. Berman, Douglas · Rosen, Mrs. Josiah" Wiener , Sam Klayf, -D r. Morris Teles, llrthur Bell, l1lan Oppenheimer, Herman Grossman, Dr. Morton Kantor, Miss Sylvia Paul, Dan Rapoport, Milton Steindler, Eugene Fisher and Isadore ~·.shendorf • COMPI.Rf TIVE RELIGION On June 5 at the Temple , Mr. . Charles Sanders will be the instructer. He is not only the director of the Urban League and therefore a professional in Community irnprovent and l eadership, but he is also n ordained Baptist cle rgyman. He will speak on "Protes tanismhe Baptists" and on "The Currant egro Problem of America". 1. NON-PROFIT CRGJJHZ ,.TION TIME-VJ.LUE M.i'.JL � 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-19630601 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 1963-06-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1, 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/a51bc63cbfc7f530e6ebf8f4bc332cd0.pdf 7b0df457052ce0f5cb3e96f84751ecbe PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL MUSKEGON. M.lCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Jack Lipman, President JUNE 10 - SIVAN 15 FINAL EDITION SE RV ICES LIBERAL C O MM U N I T Y TH IS SABBAIH SERVICES Friday, June 10th 8:30 P.M. CONSECRATION OF TEMPLE OFFICERS CONSECRATION OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CONSECRATION OF CONFIRMANDS SERMON: "CONSECRATION IS A THING CALLED ADULT" * * NEYT SABBATH * * * Friday, June 17th (Concluding Community Service of Season) 8:15 P.M. FAMILY WORSHIP IN HONOR OF FATHERS I DAY TEACHER RECOGNITION CEREMONY FAMILY BIRTHDAY BLESSING CEREMONY For May and June Birthdays Oneg Shabbat ~H("""~HHHf-X• rX• ~ ~ u " ~ ' Y H H ~ " ~ ~ ~ ¼ ~YH..~~(...~YHH~X-iHH~HHr"";~• ~¼l'h'P'&-.>,h'Hh'H~ TRADITIONAL SERVICES: Friday, June 10th and June 17th Saturday, June 11th and June 18th This schedule is maintained throughout the SUiml!er and year-round. 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. �CALENDAR TEMPLE F AMI L Y .Anniversaries Sun 12-CONFIRL\1.ATION, 2:00 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Sol A. Silverman, June 20, 1920 Mon 13-BAR MITZVAH, 4:15-5:45 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Fisher, Tue 14-SISTERHOOD ~CUTIVE BOABD. June 22, 1941 MEETING LUNCHEON, 12:45 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lipman, At Harrison Friend Home. June 23 -BAR MITZVAH, 4:15-5:45 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cherin, Wed 15-ADULT EDUCATION (Final Sessio June 24, 1919 7:30 - Hebrew 8:30 - Comparative Religion Thr 16-B'NAI BRITH INSTALLATION 7:00 P.M. at Temple Yahrzeits Sat 18-TEMPLE WELL 6:JO Golf INSTALLATION AND FARE- Lena Grossman, Mother of Mrs. TO THE BERMAN'S Louis Goldberg P.M. at the Pontaluna .Sivan 19 - June 14 Club. Aron Solomon, Father of Mrs. Sun 19-FATHERS' DAY AND RELIGIOUS Meyer Jacobs, SCHOOL PINCIC - McGraft Sivan 28 -- June 23 Par~,10:00 A.h.-4:00 P.M. Samuel Rothschild; Father of Tue 21-Sat 25 - CCAR Conference Benno Rothschild, Detroit Sivan 29 - June 24 ~ [ SISTERHOOD BOARD MEETING - 8:15 P.M. · ·:tn the · Temple. New Budget to · - . be approved - all members - RABBI'S SUMMER .SCHEDULE welcome ! Will ·attend CCAR Conference June 21-25 and will participate in a SErminar Workshop, 11 New Insig,hts and Approaches ROSH HASHANAH ~- September 21st to Jewish istory'" 11 (evening) and 22nd . ' Will .be o:q vacation July and YOM KIPPUR Sabbath, September . ea~ly •Au@ist. . 'I 30th and October 31st · Wed 22-Q f I . �T E MP L E JUNE 26th F AMI L Y SEP EMBER _17th, 1960 --· SUMMER SCHEDULE Pauline Fields, Mother of Harrv Fields, Av 9 - .August 2 • David Jacobs, Father of Mrs. Earl Brace, August 5 Sarah Eliasohn, Mother of Mrs. Louis M. Berman, Av 13 i1.ugust 6 Jette Rothschild, Mother of Benno Rothschild, Av 15 - August 8 Raymond Perry, Father of Mrs. Alma Zoll, August 10 . Lenore Klein, Daughter of Mrs. Sarah R. Klein, august 17 Samuel Krupsky, Father of Mrs. Harry H. Berman, August 17 Leah Esther Augussovi tz, Mother of Dr. Ralph August, August 18 Israel Gudelsky, Father of David Gudelsky, Av 28 - August 21 Rose Berman, Mother of Mrs. Max Schubb, Mrs. Fred Stein and Louis Berman, August 30 Yahrzeits Sigmund Cahn, Father of Mrs. Sam Bessie Kline Mother of Harold Kline, Shumacher, August 31 June 26 Inez Lieberthal, Sister of Jack Simon Belfer, Father of Mrs. Anna Chevlin, Elul 6 - August 29 Miller, June 27 Reuben Yasinow, Father of Mrs. Ida Greenberg, Mother of Dr. Joseph Singer, Elul 7-August 30 Arthur Greenberg, TamUz 1 Rebecca Levy, Mother of Reuben Levy, June 26 Elul 8 - August 31 sther Pitkowsky, Mother of Mrs. Lena Lawson, Mother of Sam Lawson, Ta.Iliuz 5 - June 30 Morris Teles, Elul 11 -September 3 rie K. Ripner, Mother os Mrs. Solomon Kohn, Father of Mrs. Jack Douglas Rosen, September 5 Lipman, Tamuz 7 - July 2 essie Gudelsky, Mother of David Garrett B. Galombeck, Father of Gudelsky, September 7 Warner Galombeck, July 13 Hertz Loeb, Father of Louis aurice Feingold Father of Jack Darrnstadter, Tamuz 27 Chevlin, Elul 17 -September 9 July 22 acob Singer, Husband of Mrs. Flora Krupp, Mother of Mrs. Louis Jacob Singer, Elul 2G Aron, Tamuz 29 - July 24 September 12 1 Johanna Kallheim, Mother of Mrs. nigmund Cahn, Father of Mrs. Sam Shumacher and husband of Mrs. Sigmund Cahn, Av 6 - July 30 Selma Cahn, Elul 24 - September 16. David Bell, Father of Arthur Bell, August 2 Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kline, June 30 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, July 1 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Roetter, July 3 Mr. & Mrs. Gustaav DeJong, July 4 Mr. & Mrs. Jess Levin, July 8 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Price, July 24 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Goldberg, July 28 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Grossman, August 2 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Rosen, August 12 Mr. & Mr s . Joseph Singer, August 15 Rabbi & Mrs.Stanley Kaplan,August 22 Mr. & Mrs. Jack St.eindler, August 24 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson, August 30 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, August .31 Mr. & Mrs. Milton Steindler, September 2 Mr.&Mrs. Marvin Gudelsky,September 1 �C O N F I R MA T I O N RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PICNIC Sunday Afternoon, Two-O'clock Sunday, June 19, 1960 June 12, 1960 Temple McGraft Park -- 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. There will be a baseball game in the morning -Tennis, horseshoes, croquet, shuffleboard -Races for the children. B1 nai Israel Sheryl Anne Berman Nancy F. Fisher Nancy Lou Broutman Roger M. Krause Donald Michael Wiener RECEPTION Immediately following services Ice cream and pop for the children! Prizes Galore- ! The entire Congregation is cordially invited. All children 10 years old and over B1NAI BRITH INSTALLATION (unless members of the families of :th3 Confirmands)are cordially.inyited •. Installation of B1 nai Brith officers ==========·=========l=iwill be held Thursday, June 16th: President, Jacob Ashendqrf _: 1st Vice-president, Ed Krause 2nd Vice-president, Alan Oppenheimer The Annual Temple Installation Dinner Dance will be held on Satur- Secretary, Albert Parker Treasurer, William Druker day, June 18th, at the Pontaluna Warden, Jack Chevlin . Golf Club. Cocktail hour Trustees: Dr. Morton Kantor, 6:30 to 7:00 _P.M. Dinner will be Abe Ashendorf, Ja~k Schrieber. served promptly at 7: 00 P .M-. TEMPLE INSTALLATION Reservation blanks will be in the mail this week. The Committee hopes everyone will turn out for an enjoyable evening. Supper will be served at 7:00 p.m. at the Temple (No Charge!) Speaker: Paul Liebert of Grand Rapids. Come out for an entertaining evening. =========-----------1,. THANK YOU! I would like to thank the followCEMETERY ASSOCIATION ing women for all their work in helping to make the Sis_terhood The Cemetery Associa t:.il.on would . State Board Luncheon a success: b.ike to a ,mounce that ithey do not Oppenheimer, Evelyn Galombe~k!Solicit sales of grave spaces. Vivian Ashendorf, Alma Zoll, Dor1s1However, if anyone is interested in Stromberg, Lee Romer, Elen Aron, brocuring grave lots, please Betty Broutman, Lillian Singe~Betbbontact I. Ashendorf. Ashendorf ,Elaine Fri~nd,Rhoda Roser;.e..==--------------and ·Julia Bruelback. Lois _Cherin,r./,;T'TTIRn Ri:lt,~ �RABBI TO YOU With Fathers I Day, June 19th, our Temple Season is over an-d past, and the balmy, welcoming sounds of the summer are heard throughout the land. For me, it is a time of renewal and of study, with a healthy amount of sheer relaxation added. It is a time for reading the books which have been waiting for the summer's air to waft across their pages and for the sunbeams to warm their printed words. It is a time for me to tend to my garden of sermons and to grind the homiletical grist for the holy day season. This past season has been a glorious year. With increased confidence and affection for one another as Rabbi and Congregation, with blessings created by our outgoing President, Board and Committees-together with those of Sisterhood and all our organizations--with the growing religious striving and maturity of our Congregation, next year will blossom in its time and produce its goodly fruit. May God strengthen the hand of our incoming Temple President and Board together with all the officers of our Community for another glorious year next year. May you have a peaceful and healthful summer. Your Rabbi Congregation B1nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: Rabbinage P06-5427 Temple PA2-2702 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL Temple B'nai Israel Sistethoo4 4th. & Webster 'Muskegon, 'Mi.ch. � 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-19600610 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 1960-06-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 10, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 10, 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/14de414c511a9235236272d87c465c80.pdf d124c163e6445df2cfe7e92602c4705a PDF Text Text ~-- TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL "' , , , / :USKE(:iON, MlClil(:iAN .Jlt-> jt-P'', Rabbi Stanley Kaplan ../:~ June 15, 1963 Sivan 23, 5723 Vol VI, No 9 Marvin Gudelsky, President SUMJ£R EDITION . SUMMER CALENDAR June 25 - Sisterhood Open Board Meetihg 1:00 PM at Helen Parker's June 25 - Board of Education Meeting 8:15 PM at the Temple June 27 - Board of Trustees 7:h5 PM July thru August 11th - Rabbi's Vacation August 20-25 - Mi<:higan Stat,e Tanple Conclave, Michigama BAR MITZVAH of DAVID BECKER August 31st Shabbos ~orning 9 AM CONGRATULATIONS TO •••• •• Temple B1 nai Israel's 1963 High School graduates, Nancy Broutman, Nancy Fisher, and Roger Krause • • •Nancy Fisher, who received an honor in journalism. •• Roger Krause, who received the Alvin Bently Scholarship to the University of Michigan • •• David Ashendorf who graduated from Community College • • •Berry Bess who graiuated from Community College. •• Louis Grossman who graduated from Michigan State University with a Masters Degree .... •• Herbert Kline, who graduated from the University of Michigan with a Masters Degree. •• Ronald Rapaport who graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Journalism • •• Carol Becker who graduated from Hope College with a B.A. degree. ... �YHRZEIT : June 15 AARON SOLOMON, father of Mrs . Meyer Jacobs, June 20 Sivan 28 ShMUEL ROSEN, brother of Goldie Smith, June 22 ID.i'.1. GREENBERG, mother of Dr . ;,rthu Greenberg, June 23, Tamuz 1 DR . HENRY HONICK, father of Mrs . ~lan Oppenheimer, June 26 BESSIE KLINE, mother of Harold Kline, June 26 · SIMON BELFER, father of Mrs . i.nna Miller, June 27 SOLOMON KOHN, father of Mrs . Jack ' Lipman, June 29, Tamuz 7 ZELD;1. FODLINNER, mother of i..lbert Parker, July 10 Gl.RRETT B. G.:.LOMBECK, husband of Mrs . Martha Galombeck, July 13 HERTZ LOEB, father of Mrs . Louis Darmstadter, July 19, Tamuz 27 FLOR..:1. KRUPP, mother of Mrs ~ Louis ~ron , July 21, Tamuz 29 JOIL.'.NNJ-,. K;.LLHEil1, mother of Selma Cahn, July 27, l1.v 6 Pl.. ULINE FIELDS , mother -of Mrs . Harry Fields , July JO, .-.v 9 D.,VID BELL, f ather of ;.rthur E . Bell, ;.ugust 2 DJ.N IEL BROW , brother of Mrs . Sam Price, ;,.ugust 5 . D"~VID J _,COBS , father of Mrs . Earl Brace, ;.ugust 5 SJ1.MUEL LiMSON, husband of Mrs . Samuel Lawso"n, father · of Mrs . • , :. Jerome Cherin-~ Mrs . Donald Heiman and ·Judith Lawson, i ..ugust LEliH E T J1.G VITZ, mother of Dr . Ralph •• ugust , l1ugust 18 ISR;.EL GUDELSKY, father of David Gudelsky, i.ugust 18, l1v 28 lLTIJNl. S1.BLE RUBIN SKY , · mother of Louis Sable Rubinsky, l,ugust 21 INEZ LIEBERTH..L, sister of Jack Chevlin and Ellis Chevlin, !,ugust 26, Elul 6 BENNO ROTHSCHILD , husband of Mrs . Lena RothschildJ father of Mrs . Max Rothschi3::d," _l,UijUSt 26 REUBEN Yi..SJNOl&', father of- Mrs : Jo · -~ _, Singer, kugust 27, Elul .7 . . REBECCL LEVY , moth~r. of ~eu_bei,. . Levy, ii.ugust 28, Elul ROSE BERM.:.N , mother of Mrs . Fred Stein, August JO SIGMUND C..Hi\l , :husband of Mrs . S . Cahn, father: of Mrs . Sam Shumacher :,ugust 31 · . /: -ESTHER PITKOWSKY., mother of Mrs . Morris Teles , :.ugµst 31, Elul 11 M.~URICE FEINGOLD, father of Jack Chevlin, Sept . 1, Elul 17 ~.RIE K. RIPER , mother of Mrs . Douglas Rosen , Sept. 5 BESSIE GUDELSKY, mother of David Gudelsky , Sept . 7 MINNIE STEIN , mother of Mrs . Sam Singer; Sept . 8 . ,JACOB SINGER , husband of Mrs . Jacob Singer, father of Dr . Irving Singer & Mr. Sam Singer , Sept. 9, Elul 20 LEO S . !.LTHOLZ, brother of Mrs . 5' ;.v 15 ·, Frances Steindler , Sept . 9 R;.YMOND .PERRY, father of Mrs . !.lma •SIGMUND c :.HN, •· father of Mrs . Selma Zoll, ;,.ugust 10 ·• Cahn, husband of Mrs . Sam ShuBORIS PODLINNER, father. of Albert macher, Sept. 13, Elu.J_ 24 B. Parker, :.ugust 15 Hl.NNJ.. H BLUMBERG , mother of Mrs . EDN:. ROET'IER, mother of Danie 1 P . Sam Lawson , Sept . 15, Elul 26 Ro otter ;-:1{ugust 16 · . ·THE ' CONFIRM:, TION. CLi.SS of 1963 TOBIE Yl1SINOW, mother of Mrs . wishes to recognize the efforts .of Joseph Singer, .·.ugust 16 the choir on their behalf and in S"'"MUEL KRUfSKY, father of Mrs. appreciation is purchasing addition, Harry H. Berman, i, ugus t 17 al music for their use . ·a . �}.NNIVERSiJUES ~ June 15- ~- ~ept. 15 · CONCOLENCE Mr. & Mrs . · Neil nen jamihe, june 18 Our Condolences and de epest Mr. & Mrs . lvieyer Jacobs, June 18 sympathy to the family of· MGLLIE FL,JCMi,N Mr. & Mrs. Sol Silve rman, June 20 Mr . & Mrs • •.lan Oppe nheimer, June 2( mothe·r of Mrs .• Leo Rosen, who Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Fisher , June · 21 ·· passed away June 1st. Mr . & Mrs. Jack Lipman, June 23 May the God of Hercy strengthen Mr . & Mrs. Robert Cherin , June 24 and sustain them in their sorrow . Mr . & Mrs . Harold Kline, ·: June 30 CONTRIBUTIONS Mr . & Mrs. Louis Darmstadter , Youth Scholarship Fund July 1 Mrs . Helen Kulka, in honor of Mr . & Mrs . Daniel Roetter, July 1 Louis Grossman ' s Graduation . General Fund Mr. & Mrs . · Edward H. Krause , July 4 Mr . & Mrs . Jess Levin, July 8 Mrs . Goldie Smith Mr . & Mrs . Samuel Frice; July 24 Garden Fund Mr . & Y1rs. Louis Goldberg , July 28 Marcia Rosen and Bud and .Syd Mr . & Mrs . Douglas R. Rosen, ,~ug . 1~ Strifling , in mem·ory of Mrs . Mr . & Mrs . Jo Singer, J.ug . 15 Leo _Rosen ' s Mother . REFU:.H SH:L,.YMlili Mrs . & Mrs . ;.llan Stahl, aug • 22 Rabbi & Mrs . Stanley Kaplan , .11.u g · 22 Our prayers and sincere · best . . Mr . & Mrs . Sol Zoll , i-1.ug . 22 wishes for a full recove.r y to : Mr . & Mrs . Jack Steindler , Aug . 24 MRS . JOSL.H WIENER, . MRS. LOUIS RUBINSK'Y," Dr . & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, Aug . 31 Dr . &: .Mrs . ;.1an Siegel, Sept . 3 ··· MRS . CH}.RLES ·RUBINSKY, Mr . & Mrs . Louis S. Rub insky, and to Sept . 13 MRS. D:.NIEL ROETTER, Mr. & Mrs . Marvin Gudel-sky , Sept.14 who is at Hackley Hospital . TH!.N!\. YUU Mr . & Mrs . Harry Schwartz offer THJ.NK YOU, con' t. Mrs. Sol Zoll expresses special t heir gratitude to all the members thanks to those people who gave of the Congregation for their kind their time, work and __support to assistance in preparing for their the Dr . Murray Banks lecture . son Ira's Bar Mitzvah a nd for the :ir Doris Stromberg , Rhoda Rosen , generosity toward him . Special Carol Ra ce, Rose Lawson , ·Frances thanks to the organist and our Adult Kantor , Be tty Silberman, Portia Choir for making ti.le ceremony so Rothschild , Nancy Price , Sam · enjoyable . Shumacher, ~uan Oppenheimer, ;;ran Mr . ~ Mrs . Daniel Roetter offer Parker , Nate Broutman, and Sol Zoll . their most sincere and heartiest Sisterhood especially thanks Dan gratitude to all the mem bers of the Silberman for the donation of the Congre gation for their helpfulness ticke ts . in preparing for the Bar Mi tzvah of CONGR.-i.TUL..:i.TIONS . their son, Richard, and for their to Mr . & Mrs . Danie l Rapaport generosity toward their son . Their who celebrated their 25th wedding thanks al so to rur organist and our anniversary. 1.dult Ch oir . �CONGRATULATIONS TO : B'N.I BRITH OFFICERS SISTERHOOD OFFICERS 1963- 1964 The new officers for the .1963President - Mrs . Albert Farker 1964 term are: 1-'residen t Elect - Mrs . Maurice President - Dan Rapaport Stromberg 1st Vice President - Mort Kantor 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Sol Zoll 2nd Vice President - Daniel 3rd Vice President - Mrs . Richard Silbennan Kaufman Treasurer - Alan Oppenheimer i 4th Vice President - Mrs. · Sam Secretary - As yet unknown Shumacher TEMP.LE YOUTH GROUP OFFICERS Recording Secretary - Mrs. Warner Galombeck Pr~sident - Gilbert Ashendorf Vice-President - Becky Ashendorf Treasurer - Mrs. Samuel Lawson Board of Directors - Mrs . Jerome Treasurer - Bruce Neuner Secretary - Lenore Fonstein Cherin, Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Mrs. Herbert Steinman State Board & MSTY Vice-President Roger Rapaport HADASSAH OFFICERS 1963-1964 President - Mrs. Louis Aron OFFICE HOURS President Elect - Miss Florence Mrs. Myrmel - June, July, & Aug. Rubinsky Tues. & Fri. 12:30 - 2:30 2nd Vice President - Mrs . Morris (or call at home for appointment) Teles Mrs. Burns - Thru June: Recording Secretary - Mrs. Harold Wed. & Thurs. 1:00 - 4:30 Kline July-Au -.1 2 Wed. 1:00 - 4:30 Tre asurer - Mrs. Arthur Greenberg HELP THE TEMPLE WITH ITS Executive Board - Mrs. Samuel FISCAL FITNESS PROGRAMt GET · Lawson, Mrs. Samule Lipman, Mrs. YOUR DUES PAID UPt Paul Wiener. CONGREGATION B' KAI ISRAEL Fourth & Webster Streets NON-PROFIT ORGr\N IZATION Muskegon, Michigan TIME-Vl..LUE MAIL Telephone : PA2-2702 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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19630615 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 1963-06-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 15, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 15, 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/fc07fd3acc29977666e8ea4e1d2170cc.pdf a9b01890e750981757575e2ec8517177 PDF Text Text Muskegon 0 Michlgano ----·---~B~nard_E~~-:h.~r 1i_.Presi5!.e~t,:, --;Jii::-ieI77"'195J=A£filiated wit;h tne Union ofA~~r~~bo Co.!!J?;r.eg~o_:.:,I'ammuz -=--___..... SABB.A.TH SERVICESo Abraham Ruderman.r Rabb .~t-.~~r;:_: ~ Fr+dayi} June 19th at 7:30 PoM~ Saturday 1) June 20th at 8:)0 A,,M" SATURDAY =-,lUNE 20th at lO;JO A~~L, 0 BAR M!TZVAH OF STEPHEN NEU?JIER Nr ~- .& Mrs(J Ted Neume:r. cord.Iaily Tnvfte'st'he-errti1.reCongregatj_on to join them on the ,.>cca.sion of thls "simcheJ1" o Presentation for Temple B'na i Is~ael., o ~" oMro Louis Grossman Prese,nta ti on for Sisterhood o,, o o o o., o" ,, ,., o c .,Mrs,, Arthur Greenberg Presentation .for Hadasr;ah,, o o o" ~, :, "" o "~ 1 o, ,-Mrs,~ Edward Kraus0 Lunchaon will be served following the servi (~es" 'I'EMPLE AND B' NAI BRITH OUTING---SUNDA Y ~ JUNE 21st: il..J.O tlQ_,,,~~~j=.E_tQNEEIL.EA~::.-IiS),J\TH ,MUS1$]iGON 8 --=-=m :Svery member of .our remple and B'na.i Brith together w:i.th his fam:i.ly will stage a. glori.ou~ return to natura at thf• annual picnic of our community ta · be held a'l; Pioneer Park on Sunday 0 June 21st _at 10~30 A.Me Mro Maxwell Ross(, Chairman of Arrangements,, t.ogether with an able corllllli ttee have arranged a baseball ge..me nhlfach will begin at 10:JO AoMe and a series of gaznes and contests for all the members of the .familyo Prizes will be gi.ven by B'na:f. Brith and refreshmen swill be supplied by Sisterhood and PeTC\A.~ ' Be sure to bring your luncho 'l'he members of the committee are as follows: Maxwell Ross,i Chair·-man.1 Harvey Leventhal~ Jack Steindler!l Dr<> Max Robbinss, Morr:ts Levine 9 Edward Krauser, Gene F'isher 9 Burton Sa-chs., SATURDAY=JUh1; 27th at l :30 Ao!~,,. BAR l'-JIITZVAH OF ARTHUF. JOSEPH LEVY Mr G & Mrs Reuben Levy taFetfreatp!eai'ur7Tn Tnv!tTng'the entire Congrega= tion to attend the Bar Mitzvah s~ . . . 7ice of the:ir first, ....born,: on Saturday(' J ne 27th at 10:)0 AeMo Luncheon will be served followine the serticeo Prt}sent,ation tor the Temple) o o:: _, ,. ,,.J~1ro Lcmis Grossman P:resenta ion for [,is ·erhoodo o o o:: n (.Mrs,, Arthur Greenberg Presentn t,lon for H~.dassah o o c "o o o ,') <,Mrs r, Edward Krause. t;; IJ ~·, ~ Ci q; <> C1 C 'D <!l f".J O (~ (J O O ,: 0 0 .f.: 0 0 0 O o ,:, C :> "' ·.;,. a, o •l u 1::, r:-1 O "> O O e e O O e O Cl G O A O O O () 0 C O O O • 0 0 0 V t) 0 0 (' e • V 0 ..CONGRf,. ·ro LA ....... 'fIONS ~ SamUf¼l Rosenthalf, father• or Mrs c l\a.x Lebo-woo no o o .,June 16tho Lena Lawson,i mother of Samuel 1a',tson ""' _,'rammuz So :::;;-:;:-- To :Mt"" & Mrs o Bernard Roberts on To ?IJ-o & Mrso Sol Silverman on their 3)rd weddiag anni ersary ~ June 20th.~ o o o c ,) ''> c• o ._ ,;, " ,;• v ~- ,) o o o o :., e o ,. o (,.' c. a v WE ARE S '11ILJ.. REt,iINDlNG THOS;E CONGREGANTS WHO ARf; IN ARREARS \~ITH "'I-if', PAYMENT OF THEIR 1952-53 DUES., THE FISCAL YEAR ENDS ON JUNR JOth 11 SO YOU HAVE ONLY 'J't'TQ MOHR \'1}~EK5o helr 16th wedding anniveraary 9 June 20tho WR\/' t'tAtT UNTIL THE LAST B~Y-COME JN TO THE 'l"I~~1'-1IPLl~ OFFICE OP SEND IT Dl 1.'HE }\gr_.., ~rHAN1{ Y'OU ( i;, ,; .,.?,_,.,_,,~ �. exercises a great calming effect on STATEMENT BY MR.So ALBERT J. MAYD DAUGHTER OF ISAAC MAYER WISE~ FOUNDER panic amon& people around himo This j_s what our society needs--not new ideas OF REFORr4 JUDAISM~AT THE BIENNIAL and inventions, important as these are 9 ASSOOLY OF THE UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS IY AMERICA, I have been thrilled and excited by tonight's panel~ and I felt that I owe it to Mrso Dalsheimer and the distinquished panelists to make a statement about how my father felt about Hebrew~ Not that I feel that every child is capable of learning Hebrew anymore than every child is capable of learning higher calculus0 but I do feel that the fundamentals of Hebrew teaching are so beauti•=-> . fully organized for our children today~ that to deprive t,hem of the right to know that language seems tp me to be wavilling about our religious faith~ I lived in Isaac Me Wise's homeo I am his daughtero I do not · remember that some of the things that I have been reading in publications of today were true of what my father thoughto My father was a religious Jewo To him everything ,n the Talmud and the writings of the Fath"" ers, and anything that was published i n Hebrew was sacredo He taught us by precept and exampleo He loved everything that was vital to Judaism~ and those who dare to demean his life by challenging his sta,ementsi usually out of context, do his memory a disserviceo When these many publications come to my desk 0 I am so thoroughly moved that I am glad of the opportunity here to say I believe that were Isaac ~1a.yer Wise here today, he would rejoice in the development of the Reform Movement and he would say to you: "God bless you all~ but do not: forget that you are Jews from how and always"e ooeoooooooooooooeeeeoeeoeooo••• OUR BEST CO N'l'RIBUTION William James once remarked that those who are concerned with making the world more healthy had s~art with .themselveso We could go further and point out that finding the center of strength within ourselves is in the long run the best contribution we can make to our fellow men . It is said that when the fisherman in the sea around Norway sees his boat heading for a maelstrom 9 he reaches ahead to try to throw an oar into the boiling whirlpool; if he can do so~ the maels trom quiets downv and he and his boat go safely througho Just so~ one person with indigenous inner strength and not geniuses and supermene but persons who can bef) that is 9 persons who have a cente1· of strength within themselves,, OUR LAST TEMPLE BULLETIN With this issue of our Temple Bulletin~ its publication for the currant ~ear vrlll be suspended and will be resumed aoJrt Septembero It is hoped that you have round as much pleasure from this means of communication as your staff has found in preparing itooWe have tried to make the Bulletin an organ for all the Jewish organizations in the commun= ity, as another expression or unity with Jewish aspirationso The Rabbi and officers of the Temple wish you all a restful and healthf\11 summer of renewed energy for a year or fruitful activity in the year 5714e · OOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOO& O BOOOOOOOO s.o~s. tOR LIBRARY BOOKS Please ransack your book shelves at home 9weed out the books that have been borrowed from the Temple and return them at once o As mentioned before we are trying to catalogue them for your convenience and would like to do this work through the summer monthso Kindly attend to this at once and make our work easiero Thank you" oo e ooooooooooooeooooeeooooooo Notice: Will the party who borrowed the book "JOEL" by Kubie kindly return same to the Temple as this book must be returned to the Public Library, at onceo 00000000~0000000000000~0&0000~ RELIGION IN YOUR LIFE Religion is as necessary to reason as reason is to religiono The one cannot exist without the othero A reasoning being would lose his reason in attempting to account for the great phenomena of natureD had he not a Supreme Being to refer to; and well has it been said that if there had been no God~ mankind would have been obliged to imagtne oneo oooooooocoooooooeooo oooo oooooB � 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-19530617 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 1953-06-17 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 17, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 17, 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/f822051ef32341839f1e924a31a698e7.pdf ae28e3de844bb8139ae005b34a5051e3 PDF Text Text \ -;, BNA S f~A EL BULLET N Muskegon, Michigan Douglas Rosen, President Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi· · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Sivan 13 19 1959 June ' •Ar/1 lia ted ~i th. the· m;IC>N. OF AMERICAlT. HEBREII CONGREGATIONS : · · · · · · •••.. • • • • Pay Phone 2-9147 Temple Office Phone 2 2702 . . . • . • • • • • · · · · · · · · · · · F I N AL F I NAL E D I T I ON COMMUNITY LIBERAL SERVICES June 19th, Oneg Shabbat Sabbath Eve 8:30 P.M. BAR MIT Z VA H of ROGE R RAP OP ORT B AR MI T Z VAH o f June 20th, Sabbath Morning GILBERT ASHENDORF Oneg Shabbat 11:00 A.M . TRADITIONAL SERVICES ----------------------------------Throughout the Summer Sabbath Eve ----------------7:30 P.M. Sabbath Mornin g- - -------- -- 8:30 A.M. RABBI TO YOU: CONGRATULATIONS This is the final issue of the 1958-59 year. We have had a wonderful year. I believe it has been a time of true spiritua l growth for us. We ha.ve had excellent l ay leadership, and all our organizations of our Jewish Community have labored diligently. We have begun to face issues in a profound manner, concerning especially '.)Ur Religious Education and our fisc al policies. We all know that much remains to be done and that with God's help and with our wise and (Continued on bottom of next nage) T E MP L E F A MI L Y Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Fisher, June 22, Mr. & Hr s . J a ck Lipman, June 23 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cherin, June 2/.,, _. To Herm~n Grossman on his election to the North Muskegon School Board, to replace Dr. Norman Fleishman, deceased. To Muskegon area High School graduates: Miss Marian Greenbert, Mr. Larry Galombeck, Mr. Sanford Miller and to Western Michigan University graduate, Mr. Laurance Berman. OUR COi1 DOLEN CE We offer our sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of: MR. ABRAHAM STEIN who passed away June 6, 1959 in Los Angeles, Califon1ia May the God of Mercy susta in and strengthen them in their sorrow. Yahrzeits Lena Grossman, mother of Mrs. Louis Goldberg, Si van 19 - June 25 Bessie Kline, mother of Harold Kline, OUR YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE June 26 Simon Belfer, father of Mrs. Anna Miller, We are happy to announce that Miss Cynthia =====J=un=e=2~7=================t Ross, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell Ross will be our youth representative in Finland Refuah Shelaymah and Scandinavia this summer. She ha s been Our prayers go f orth for the full r ecovery of chosen on the ba sis of a schola rship from Mr. Milton Steindler a t Hackley HospitBl and the Yout h For Understanding, the teen-a ge for Mr. Herman Mendelson, Mrs. Tony Aron and exchan ge pro gr am of this area . Mrs. Roberta Fleishman at Mercy Hospital. �JtJNE;_ 26th - SSPTEMBER 13th ------- SlJ!vlMER SCHEDULE TEMPLE F A MI L Y A.11N IVERSARIES Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Kline, June 30, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, July 1, Mr. & Mrs . Daniel Roetter, July 3, Mr. & Mrs- Gu staav DeJong, July 4 Mr. & Mrs . Jes s Levin, July 8 , Mr. & Mr s . Sam Broutman, July 10, Mr . & Mrs. Samuel Price, July 24, Mr . & Mrs . Louis Goldberg, July 28, Mr . & Mrs. Louis Grossman, August 2, Mr . & Mrs. Douglas Rcsen, August 12, Flora Krupp, mother of Mrs . Louis Aron, Trunuz 29 - August 4 David Jacobs, fathe r of Mrs. Earl E. Brace, August 5 Raymond Perry, fa ther of Mrs. Alma Zoll, August 10 Johanna Kallheim, mother of Mrs . Sigmund Cahn, Av 6 - August 10 Pauline Fields , mother of Harry Fields , Av 9 - Augu st 13 Leonore Klein, daughter of Mrs. Sa ra R. Klein, August 17 Samuel Krupsky, fa ther of Mrs . Harry H. Berm~n , August 17 Sar ah El iasohn, mother of Mrs . Louis M. Berman, Av 13 - Au gust 17 Leah Esther Augussovit z, mother of Dr. Ralph August, Au gust 18 Jette Rothschild, mother of Benno Rothschil d, Av 15 - August 19 Rose Berman, mother of Mrs . Max Schubb, Mrs. Fred Stein and Louis Berman, August 30 Sigmund Cohn, father of Mrs. Sam Shumacher, August 31 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Singer , August 15 Rabbi & Hrs. Stanley Kaplan, August 22 Mr . & Mrs . J ack Stein.dler, August 24 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson, August 30, Dr. & Mr s . Maurice Stromberg , August 31, Mr. & Mrs . Milton Steindler, September 2, YAHRZEITS Aaron Solomon, father of Mr s . Meyer J ~cobs, Sivan 28 - July 4 Samuel Rothschild, father of Benno Rothschild, Sivan 29 - July 5 Ida Greenberg, mother of Dr. Arthur Greenberg, Tamu z 1 - July 7 Lena Laws on , mother of Sam Lawson, Tamuz 5 - July 11 Solomon Kohn, father of Mr s. Jack Lipman, Tamu z 7 - July 13 Garrett B. Ga.lombeck , father of Warner Gal ombeck, July 13 David Bell, father of Arthur E. Bell , August 2 Hertz Loeb, father of Louis Darmst adter , Tamuz 27 - Au gust 2 Israel Gudel sky, fa ther of David Gudel sky, Av 28 - September 1 Marie K. Ripner, mother of Mr s . Douglas Rosen, September 5 Be s ·::ie Gudelsky, mother of David Gudelsky, September 7 Inez Lieberthal, sister of Jack Chevlin, Elul 6 - September 9 Rueben Yasinow, father of Mrs. Joseph Singer, Elul 7 - September 10 , Rebecca Levy, mother of Rueben L. Levy, Elul 8 - September 11 RABBI TO YOU: (Continued from Page 1) plrumed ef forts we will do the job before us to cr ea te a bett er way of life . Rena and I sincerely thank th~ leaders and members of our Congr ega t ion for their love and cooperation. We r eturn it in full mea sure 2nd look fo r ward to bein g with you in the years t o come . Hay God bless you and keep you, and mD.y you en j oy c:. r e stful and refreshing summer. The Rabhi uill be on va ca tion from June 22nd through August 16th. He will be out of town from June 22nd t o July 18th . � 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/047b16c8b5dad13d8d15d7eb74813ddb.pdf 7e293b977948443926fbbf388ef8dd56 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL- MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Abe Ashendorf, President June 1th - Sentenber 8th SUMMER CALENDAR June 19-August 6th Rabbi's Vacation 20th-24th Tuesday - Saturday Central Conf . .A..,, erican Rabbis N. Y 25th - Sunday 10 A.M. Until Dark B'nai B'rith - Sisterhood RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PICNIC ,_____M_c_G_raft Park August 26th - Saturday ~ · - Bar Mitzvah Randy Grossman 27th-30th Sunday - Fednesday SUM I/IE l~ IS SUE CALENDAR FOR NEXT YEAR September 10th - Sunday Opening of School - Sunday Classes EVE RO SH HASHANAH 19th - Tuesday EVE YOM KIPPUR (KOL NIDRE) October 8 - Sunday Teachers' Institute (Lansing) No Religious School Oct ber 9 - Monday Opening of Religious School Hebrew Classes TEACHER TRArn ING 29th - Septenb er 2 1 Tues. - Sat. HSTY SUl-iHER CONCLAVE SCHOLASTIC AWARDS TO CONFiill'1ANDS Avis Teles - Honor Society for Latin, English & Honor Roll for Three Consecutive years Jerome Levine - Gold pin for highest award and outstanding Citizenship in Junior High Gilbert Ashendorf - awards in Latin and perfect attendance Ronald Rapoport - award for high scholastic avera,~e in Junior· Hi gh School SERVICES RE.~DERED BY UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (To which B'nai Israel is affiliated) 1. Summer Institute for Educators 2. Biennal in Fashlngton in June 3. Camp sessions for children and Youth 4, IBJC-JIR for Rabbis 5- NFTY Summer In stitute - to which two of our new Temple Youth Orficers will go - Marcia Levin and Barbara Silverman 6. Sunmer Art A,.'1. tiqui ties Tours 7. Aliyas to Israel , �T E MP L E F AH I L Y Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Sol SLlverman, June 20 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Fisher, June 22 Mr . & Nrs. Jack Lipman, June 23 Mr . & Mrs . Robert Cherin, June 24 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kline, June 30 Mr. & Mrs . L;uis Darmstadter, July t Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Roetter, July 3 Mr. & Mrs. Gustaav DeJong, July 4 Mr . & Mrs. Jess Levin, July 8 Mr. & Mrs. Sanuel Price, July 24 Mr. & Hrs . Louis Goldberg, July 28 :Mr . & Mrs . Louis Grossman, Aug. 2 Mr) & Mrs. Douglas Ro _s en, Aug. 12 Mr~ & Mrs. Joseph Singer, Aug . 15 Ral)bi & Mrs . Stanley Kaplan, Aug. 2 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steindler, Aug. 24 Mr. & Mrs . Sanruel Lawson, Aug. 30 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, Aug -31Mr. & Mrs. N.ilton Steindler, 3ept. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Gudlesky, Sept . _ 1 Sigmu.11.d Cahn, husband of Mrs . Selma Cahn, father of NTs . Sam Shumacher, !mr,u s t 31 Marie K. Ripner, mother of Mrs . Douglas Rosen, Se9tember 5 Bessie Gudel sky, ·mother. of David Gudelsky, September 7 · Minnie Stein, mother of Hrs. Sam J. Singer, September 8 Aaron Soloraon, father of Hrs . Meyer Jacobs, Sivan 28; June 12 Samuel Rothschild; father of Benno Rothschild, Sivan 29, · June 1.3 Ida Greenberg, mother of Dr. Arthur Greenberg, Tamuz 1, June 15 Lena Lawson, mother of Sam LawsO' Tamuz 5, June 19 ·· Solomon K~hn, f a ther of Mro. Jack Lipman, TaT!Illz 7, June 21 Hertz Loeb, father of Louis DarmYAHRZEITS stadter, Tamuz . 27, July 11 Bessie Kline, mother of Mrs . Flora Krupp, mother of Mrs. Louis Harold Kline, June 26 Aron, Trunuz 29, July 13 Simon Belfer, father of Mrs . Anna Johanna Kallheim, mother of Hrs . Miller, June 27 Selma Cahn, Av_6, July 19 Garrett · Galombeck, .husband of Pauline Field-s, mother of Harry ; Mrs . Martha Galombeck, July 13 Fields, Av 9, July 22 David Bell, f ather of Arthur Bell, Sarah Eliasohn, mother of Hrs. · August 2 . _ Louis Berman, Av. 13, July 26 David Jacobs, father of Hrs . Earl Jette Rothschild, mother of Denno Brace, August 5 · Rothschild, Av . 15, July 28 Raymond Perry, father of - Mrs. Israel Gudelsky, father of David Alma Zoll, August 10 Gudelsky, Av 28, Auc,u s t 10 Leonore Klein, dua ghter of Mrs. Inez Lieberthal, s i s t er of Jack Sarah Klein, August 17 Chevlin and Ellis Ciievlin, Samuel Krupsky, father of Mrs . Elul 6, Augu_s t 18 Harry Berman, August 17 . · Reuqen Yasinow, father of i'irs . Leah Esther b.u go ssovitz, .mother · ·Jo seph Singer, :.::1u1 7, Aug . ]9 of Dr. Ralph :Augu st , · Aug . . 18 Rebecca Levy, mother of Reuben Rose Berman, mother· of Mr s. Max . · Levy, Elul 8, Aui:,u E;t 20 Schubb, i1rs. Fred Stein; snd Esther Pitkowsky , mother of .Nrs Hr s . Louis Berrn:aii , Aug. JO Horris Teie s , Elul .11, irng . / 23 7 I �YAHRZEITS (Continued) Maur~ce Feingold, father of Jack ctnd Ellis Chevlin, Elul 17, August 29 Jacob Singer, rrusband of Mrs. Rose Singer, father of Dr. Irving Singer, Elul 20, Sept. 1 Hnnnah BlUI:1ber.g,-- nother_ of_ Mrs. Sanuel Lawson, Elul 26, September 7 U.A.H.C. BIKrnAL rn WASHrnGTON, DC November, 1961 "Judaism and Democracy: Our Common Mission" will be the theme of the UAHC's 46th General Assembly to be held in Va shington.,. D....C., November 11-16, 1961. UAHC sessions will probe the application of Judaism to such topics as the problems of the Congregation, The Family, The Morality of Peaceful Co-existence, The Conduct of Qovermnent, The Revolution in Industrial Relationships and Vocations and Avocations. Syllabi for the sessions will be circul ated to .all congregational celegate s well in advance of the As sembly. · The National Federation of Tenple Si sterhoods will hold its 23rd General Asser,1bly simul te.neousl with the Union's. The UAHC urge s every congregato send its Rabbi and a full delecation to this major convention of L:.m_Ert·ic_an_-~form_ Juda.i:s_fl_. SU:Mi:,IER ACTIVITIES SUMMER S~SSIONS OF 1960 UNION IUSTITUTE at Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. --NFTY NATIONAL CA11P LEADERSHIPS IH STITUTE,--NFTY 11 HAGIGAH" ARTS FE~,TIVAL --NFTY TE,,.PLE YOUT:{ TRIPS ABROAD--SEliINAR Ai:1D \/ORKSHOP STUDY TOURS IH ISRAEL --- NINTH Ai.\!NUAL SUi,:t.iER SEMINAR FOR P,~R.SONNEL IN JE'.!I SH EDUCATION, July 3-24 in ilew York 1961-62 OFFICERS INSTALL-2.:D Newly elected officers of B1 nai Isra91 installed at a Congregational Dinner on June 11th: President: Abe Ashendorf Vice-President: Marvin Gudelsky 2nd Vice-Pres. Joel Wiener Secretary: Robert Libner Treasurer: Dr. Irving Singer Added to the Board of Trustees to serve until 1964 were: Dr. Arthur Greenberg, Isac.ore Ashendorf, Louis Grossma.i.1, Jack Steindler, Dr. i:i.aurice Kan tor, Arthur Bell, Hennan Grossman and .Rose Lawson. Sisterhood officers are: Mrs. Harrison Friend, President: Mrs. Albert Parker, President-Elect; Mrs~ Maurice Stromberg, 2nd VicePreside.a t; Mrs. Sol Zoll, -3rd VicePresident; Mrs. Harold Page, 4th Vice-~~esident; Mrs. Donald Romer, Recording Secretary; Mrs. San Singer, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Sam Lawson, Treasurer; Nrs. Max Ashendorf, Mrs. 1,rarner Galombeck, and Hrs. 1•1orris Levine, Directors. -'----------Hadassah Officers are: Mrs. Jerome Cherin, President; Mrs. Donald Romer, President-Elect; drs. Morris Kantor, 2nd Vice-.t'r esident} Mrs. Dan Silberman, Recorc: ing \ Secretary ; Mrs. Loui s Jaf fee, Corre sponding Secretary ; 11r s . Rebecca \ Cwebel, Treasurer; Mrs. i. ,orris \ Levine, Hr s . Dan Rap:Jort and rirs. Sol Zoll 1 Directors. ----------- SU}li-t~R AC'rI VITIES ( Continued) ZIOlU ST 3Uhi4ZR CAi .PS --College Su,.';JID.er Uplan method of studying Hebrew--Arnerican Fork-Study Progr am in I sr ael--HEBREWUiHON COLLL~GE - j E\rTI SH Ir~STITUTE QF RELI GION offers 'f r adua te courses in a Sur,1n8r ln, stitute for Educators, July 11-25 · �REFUAH SHELAYMAH ASSIST.Ai:lT PHrnCIPAL TO Our prayers for good health fo I ADl1INISTRJ.._TORS INSTITUTE MR. HILTOH STEINDLER, who is a f Mrs. Jerome Cherin, newly appatient at Mercy Hospito.l. l:e 1 pointed a ssistant to Rabbi Kaplan know he would welcol':le exi_Jression1 for the Religious School, will atof €'.Ood wishes. tend a Summer Institute for EduYOUTH c· tors at the Union Institute, The first annual national Yout~ Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, June 23-25. Advisors' Summer Traini.~e InstiThere will be intensive studies tute has been announced by the for several days ·with some of AmNatj_onal Federation of Temple erican Jewry's outstanding EduYouth. It will be held at cators and Rab-·)iS in a beautiful UAHC I s Joseph Eisner Cai;n for i and inspiring area. Living Judaism at Great Barring- ~ This is another official service ton, Massacrrusets, June 27 to l by · our brother organh;ation, the July 2, 1961. Union of American Hebrew Congreaa0 NFTY has also announced three tions through its reginional of trips to Europe and Is:r-: 31 this Chicago &"'1.d Great Lrkes , summer. For further det..,.ils on ·~ "People pay very little attention other programs, write to the to what you say about your religion National Federation of Tc:·) l e --they' re busy watching what you • Youth, 838 Fifth Avenue, £1ew do about. "--from Terrnl e David Revie York 21, or contact the 11abbi. "Hardeni."r1g of the heart ages Please return all borrowed books people more quickly than hardening from the Tenple, Roligi,ous School of the arteries!" Temple Ta ttler or Rabbi's Libran. NON-PROFIT CONGREGATION B 1HAI ISRA:::L ORG!i.JIZATION Fourth & Febster Streets TIHE-VALUE HAIL Muskegon, ]\fichi gan Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage : P06-5427 � 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. 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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/0e3cc4fbce6cabe234be048c5e6c4b39.pdf a630fd131107008aa2fa704348c5cafb PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan Vol. 2 No. lJ June - 1947 RJi,BBI SATLOW'S SERMON Friday evening, June 6th Last Community Service 11 They Who Build and They Who Guard" * * * * * * * * * * High Holy Day Season 57 0 8 Begins September 15th �SUNDAY SCHOOL THE END OF THE SEASON The final community service of the season will talce place this Friday evening. Traditionnl service, however, will continue each Friday evening and Saturday morning throughout the summer months. Closing exercises will talce p on Sunday, June 8th, at the Hackley School. The average attendance for the past year has been 81%. to thank our many friends for their loyalty and cooperation throughout the year, through this, our last Bulletin. The next edition will be the New Year issue which will contain Rosh Hashonah greetings and memorials. Be sure to have your greetings and memorials included in our large special New Year Bulletin. The following students have had perfect attendance throughout the year: Janet Roberts Barry Satlow Wilma Fox Diane Fox Louis Silverman We wish you, and your dear ones a healthful and happy summer! We offer our congratulations: We wish HIGH HOLY DAY CHOIR Mr. Theodore Cook will again train and direct our High -Holy Da1 Choir this year. We are especially anxious to add several male voices to bring more depth and color into our beautiful Synagogue music. The choir will meet during the months of August and September. All men and women interested in learning and singing our traditional melodies a:re invited to join. . BETROTHAIB To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cherin on the engagement of their daughter Betty, to Mr. Bernard Bloomfield of New Y-ork City. To Mrs. Sadie Grossman on the forthcoming marriage of her son Louis, to Miss Gloria Pines of New York. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Singer of Hart on the engagement of their son Jay Louis, to Miss Mimi Eckerling of Chicago. May God grant them much happine- through these unions! LIBRARY FUND We acknowledge with thanks the contribution to our Library Fund by Mr. and l-trs. Milton Steindler in memory of their beloved daughter, Carol Charlotte. �B'NAI B'RITH INSTALLATION DINNER B'nai B'rith Installation Dinner will take place at the Vista Grill on Monday evening, June 23rd, at 6:00 o'clock. The following officers are to be installed: President Francis Fine Vice President - Edward Krause Secretary - - - Herbert Saul Treasurer - - Reuben Levy S 1gt at Arms-Herman Mendelsohn Trustees Abe Ashendorf Hyman Friedman Rabbi Satlow CONGRATULATIONS To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherin on the graduation of their daughter Betty from Michigan State College. Betty was also elected -Hillel Queen for this past year. To Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman on the graduation of their son Abe from the University of Michigan. HADASSAH GARDEN PARl'Y Hadassah will hold its Annual Garden Party at the Abe Ashendorf residence on Wednesday, July 9th, under the chairmanship of Lillian Singer and Rose Friedenberg, with Sophie Lebow in charge of baked goods. This is for the . Child Welfare Fund, and we know that you will all join in this worthy cause and in a most enjoyable afternoon. YOUR RABBI IN THE COMMUNITY Rabbi Satlow delivered a Memorial Day address over station WMUS on Friday, May 30th. ********** 0~ Thursday, June 6th, the Annual Meeting of the Social Planning Council will be held at the Central Methodist Church. Rabbi Satlow will report as Chairman of the Mental Hygiene Committee and on the Springfield Plan. *********** To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sing~r on the Your Rabbi has been invited to speak graduation of their son Jay Louis before the American Business Club at from the University of Michigan, and its regular meeting next Tuesday, upon his acceptance into the School June 10th. of Medicine of the U. of M. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY To Mr. and Mrs. Singer on the selec'n of their daughter Judy by the Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. David Gud~rican Legion Auxiliary as the out- elsky on their 25th wedding anniverMay God grant them many more standing student of Hart High School, sary. to spend a week at the University of years of happiness and health as they go on through life together. Michigan. �RABBI'S SUMUER SCHEDULE Rabbi Satlow has made plans to attend: The Central Conference of American Rabbis in Montreal on June 24th -29th. The Zionist Convention in New York on July 3rd-4th. The Preachers Workshop in New York on July 5th-7th. Lectures at the Jewish Institute of Religion during the month of July. After July 15th, your Rabbi will be back in Muskegon to help organize the choir and to prepare for the High Holy Day services. On August 18th - 23rd, Rabbi Satlow will be on the staff of the Methodist Youth Institute of the Peoria District at Lewiston, Illinois. At the invitation of the National Conference of Christians and Jews and the Anti-Defamation League, he will lecture on Jews and Judaism and on Intercultural Relations. SOS SEWING This project provides layettes for babies being born in DP camps. It will continue through the summer months and vtill meet each Tuesday. -Please contact Frances Steindler to join the group. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday. June 8th, at 3 p.m. "-../ Paula Maxine Nadel Unveiling Mona View Cemetery Monday. June 9th, at 8:30 p.m. B'pai B'rith Meeting Knights of Pythias Building 377 W. Muskegon Avenue Tuesd~, June 10th, at 10 a.m. SOS Sewing at the home of Frances Steindler 635 Peck Street, -Heights Monday, June 23rd, at 6 p.m. B'nai B'rith Installation Dinner Vista Grill Guest Speaker Wednesdav, July 9th, at 2 p.m. Hadassah Garqen Party Abe Ashendorf Residence Float Bridge Road Sunday, August 3rd, at 3 p.m. Julius Kramer Unveiling Mona View Cemetery Sunday, August 10th, at 10:30 a.m. B 1nai B'rith Picnic Pioneer Park Drawing for 1947 Plymouth Sedan CRADLE ROLL ADDITION lfe extend Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause on the birth of a daughter, Shelley Elaine. 7 � 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-194706 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 1947-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1947 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 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. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/698cb917609eb0c46ca540e4bcb2f36f.pdf f92005f9ad597dc70d1ee9da5447bda5 PDF Text Text ·TEMPLE. 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHiqAN Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr . Douglas Rosen, President Vol. VIII, No . 19 Sivan-Tammuz~Av-Elul 5725 June-July-August 1965 COMMUNITY SERVICES June 4 Sermon: Friday Evening "THE PURSUIT .OF JUSTICE" 8:00 PM *********************************** June 6 Sunday Morning - Pentecost SHHVUOT SERVICE Sermon: 11 SIL.VUCT P,~ST 1-iND PRESENT" Oneg Shabbat 11:00 AM *******************i~************** June 11 Friday Evening - FJ.JHLY NIGHT \-JORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Temple Youth Grou~Members Oneg Shabbat COMMUNITY VESPER S.tillVICES . FRIIkY NIGHT THRCUGHOUT THE SUffl-'!ER AT 7: JO IN THE s:rru.LL CHJLPEL 11.t these services Yahrze its for the cc;,n:iing :week will be o!bse rved Childrens•· birthday blessings will be given the second Frid~ y each month WIL.L BE HELD &CH SATURDAY MORNING TR.i,.DITIONJiL SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT 8:JO Ji.M ii.LL SUMMER �CAI.ENDAR, ijillill , 1965 Sat. 5 Sis torhood-Hadassah Closing Luncheon Stern's Steak House 6 He bn.Jw Class e s · Sun. Roligious School Sdi1.VUOT SERVICE 6 hdult Study Circle (Lib r a ry) 13 HJ brew Classo s , .; Sun. Religious .School CLOSING EK.t:.RCIS~S 1:00 9:00 10:00 11;00 7:30 '· f:OO 10: 00 11:15 _R&BBI Is ROUND Ti,.BLE This Friday , Nay 28 , we are privileged to hear a s e rvic e at our Templ e conducte d by Pastor Carl Strange of the· _ Wood Avcrrue Methodist Church. Rabbi Rosenberg was a guest· sj)3aker at Reverend Strange ' s church a short time ago and was mos. t c or-dially received by that Congregation. . Pastor Strange will join Rabbi Rooenberg at the Rab~i ' s Round ,'Table to be held at tm Oreg · Sha bba t f oli:owing -~ he service • 13 .C:LelCTIOr1 OF OFF'ICEh.S ;.10~,3'0 20 Farriily 1: icnic ' . (Do tails Later) 20 .adult Study c·ircle 7:30 CONTRIBU'IIONS Thurs . 24 Boord of Trus_teos 7 :45 .liLTAR FUND · Sat. 26 INS'l'ALLh TIGN OF OFFICE,RS From Mr . and Mrs. Sidney Ladd, (Do t a ils Later) · Mrs . PaulWiererand ,Dr . and Hrs . Sun. 27 Adult Stucy Circle 7 :JO Ralph August in-_memory of Mrs . Sophie· Lebow~ .: ;DATES OF HOLY DAYS , YOUTH . SCHOLARSHIP FUND Rosh Hashana Eve Sunday, SoptombJr 26 · From Mr. ahd Mr s. Sam Snumacher Rosh Ha shana Monday , S e ptombor 27 in gratefulness for . recovery of Yorn Kippur Eve Tu~sday , October 5 Louis Darmstadter . . Yorn Kippur Wedne sday, October 6 !. GaRDEH FUND . . , .. From .Mr . and Mrs • . Milton Steine OOORT.aNT NOTICE l e r in gratef~lness for the_ reb.11 me eting dates arrl infor.macovery of Louis Da rmst adter, and iL tion for tho Septerrb or bul:b tin are memory of the f a ther of Mr . Norris due by August 23 . · Plumb, Mrs . Sophia Lebow and Mr . l:-lB a s e notify tho office of , Glenn Roth . ' illnesses in the Congregation during the sumrrer, arrl of d:iaths , births or CHANGE OF li.DDRESS !1'rlrriago s. On y our copy . of the 1964~65 Community list, please change the ~,e;c;IiliTaRY 'S OFFICE HOURS following: Through June 10 9:1, - i:15 Mr. & Mrs . Richard Kaufman Mondays through Thw-sdays 740 Lake Drive·, No rth Muske @=l n Juno 15 - Labor Day - 12:,30 - 2 :30 Tuesdays and Fridays · · · fhorie:· · Harry Berman .;.-SHL-1795 -· Other hours by appointmatit. Hore I phone : hiJ-6957. PL.&.sE · G.t!.T YOUR 1964-65 DUES The secretary will be out of town on vacation the four.t h week in June · P.1,ID lJP TO D.1,TE . FUNDS 11.RE and third week in Ju:1.y • . Sun. ·· -- ·· Page 2 " URGENTLY NEEDED J.T . ONCEt ! . .. J . �1 1 TE1-IP~ CONGRATU-Lci.TES GR.nDUATES Temple B 1nai Israel is happy to numb e r e ight af its young people among the 196~ graduates from Sisterhood and H~dassah cordilocal high schools. They have ally invite tre WJme n of t ro Com- ·- the b e st wis±Bs af the entire muni ty to atte nd t he Jo i nt Inmembership in their plans for stallation Lunche on on Saturday, further education. June 5, 1965 at 1:00 P . M. a t All three af the ashendorf girls Bill Stern's Ste ak House . will b e atte nding Michigan Sta te Cost ~2.25 R. S . V. P. Univ ersity in the f a ll. Be cky PLS-2924 or ~L5-2490 will ma jor in psychology, Nancy in e lementary e duca tion, and Paula IN .1-1.PPRECIATION in interior decoration. Also Mrs. Selma Cahn wishes to thank atte nding . Michigan Sta te University her friends who purchase d the sil- will be Le nore Fonste in, who will ver tray in honor of he r birthday work in the field of speu ch. Jim Fis!Er will e nt e r the fie ld and supplie d the Oneg Shabbat a t of law a t the Univ e r s ity of Michiits de dication. Mr. Louis ,Darmstadto r is congan while Alan Parker will study va l e scing at the Oc c i d0ntal Hote l mthe matics a t Oakland Unive rs i ty. af te r his r e turn f rom Hackley Franc e·s !-'ric e will major in ro conHospital a nd wishe s to thank his da ry Education at Easte rn frie nds for the ir ma ny kindne sse s Mic~igan Uni versity and J e ff Ros en during his hospit a liza tion. will at te nd Yale Uni v e rsity. Mrs. Marcus Be s ~, who was a patie nt a t 2dgowa t e r ~Iospit a l in Rli.BBI TO c m:uvIE N::E STUDY (; IRCLE Chic ago, is now a t he r home a nd Rabbi Rooo nbe rg annourx:: e s the wishe s to e xp re ss her appr e cia tion initiating of a new Templ e f eature to the many membe r s who s e nt ca rds - an Adu lt Study Circle which he am. othe r get-we ll wis m s during will conduct a t the Temple behe r illne ss. ginning Surrl ay , June 6, at 7:30. This group, to -which all are inCONGR.h'IUI.J.. TIONS TO vite d, will mee t in tho Temple Dr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt Schaff e r Library. Study will start with who we r e marrie d JVia~ 2 i n a love ly • "The Ethics of the Fa thers". ceremony at the Te mple, and a r e Se cond a nd t hird me eting s will now mking the ir home in Montre al, be he ld on June 20 and June 27 Cana da. Hr s . Schaife r is the also a t 7 :.30 in tm Temple library. former Lynne Chovlin. CONDOL ..J;NCE Mr. a nd Hrs. Julia n Schriebe r, To the family of who we re ma rrie d a lso on May 2 in TILLIE .t.RYEFF Pe oria a nd are now r e siding in mothe r of . Mrs. ~athan Brout ma n, Chacago. Julian is the son of Mr. who pa s se d away May 1, in Chicago. and Mrs. J acob Schrie ber and t re M ay her memory be .f or a ble s sinia:,. new Mrs. Schrie ber is the forme r Pove rly Le hrman, INVIT A TION -·r-aJ2 .J �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL N1WS CHANGE IN TIME FOR SECOND HOUR HiBREv; CLASS Please note that on June 6 and June 13 classes will be held from 9: 00 - 10 : 00 Al~ for sec ond hour students and will be under the direction of RabLi Rosenberg . DAT.c;S TO RBMEI'-IBER June 6 - SEAVUOT S.c.RVICES Family services honoring Shavuot will take place on Sunday morning , June 6 , at 11 : 00 A. M., with refreshments following the observance . As this is tre f i nal family Sunday service of too year , we are looking forward to a 100~ attendance . June 13 - CLOSING EXERCISES All parents and relatives of Sunday School students are cordially invited to attend the Honors Assembly on Sunday , June 13, at 11~15 A. M. , at which time de serving boys and girls will re ceive special awards of merit . June 20 - ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC Plans are now under wa:/ f or the yJ arly picnic to take place on Sunday, June 20. Further i nformation will be sent home with the boys and girls . Circle the date on your calendar ! SfECIAL ELECTION BULLETIN Your attention is called to the Election of Temple Officers on June D at 10:30 . Be· sure to arrive in time to participate i n this, and stay for Religious School Closing ~xercises at 11 : 15 Page 4 OUR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL GROWS ! Through the interest and dedication of our te ~ching staff , the assistance of the Board of Education and tro devoted efforts of our Rabbi , we now have an atmosphere of Jewish education of which we may well be proud . As our Re ligious School term draws to a close , plans for the coming year are aJr eady being 11l:'.l.de in order to improve still further upon the quality of the curriculum . We are pleased to announce that next year will be too first Tenth Gr ade Confirmation Class . Rabbi Rosenberg will teach the confirmands. Many thanks to 'our t eaching staff . we are sorry to note that two members will not be with us in the coming year , Miss Fr ances Price , who will be attending college, and Mrs. Bernard Becker , who will be making her home in Texas . Bust of luck to them both . · We are particularly grateful to our husband- i~ife teams , Mr . arid Mrs . .ii.lan Oppe nheimer and Mr. and Mrs., Sam Shumacher , as woll as th0 r e st of the staff, Mrs . Carol R~ce , Mrs . Harrison Fricmd, Mr. JaITBs Price, Mrs, v,arner Galombeck and Principal Mrs. J erome Coorin , We also want to extend our thanks to you parents for your cooperation duripg the year , and ask that you continue to encourage your children ' s continued partici• • pation in their religious studie s and Temple during the summe r ,, Remember Sabbath Vosper services are held each Friday evening at 7. : 30 P. l'-L during the s u1'Tler months , Birthday ble ssing cere mony will be observed the second Friday of each month for children with birthdays t hat month . �B1 NAI BRITH NE.wS The 97th Annual Convention of District Grand Lodge , No . 6, will be held in Chicago July 11 July 14 . Representing our lodge will be Jim Price , Mort Kantor, Joe Simon and Louis Aron . The Annual Spring Meeting of the Michigan B 1 nai Brith Council takes place on July 26 and 27 at the Harris Hotel in Kalamazoo . In addition to tho r egular business mee ting , tre re will be a first hand r eport on the b ' nai Brith Triennial in Israe l, el ection of officers and workshops for tho members . Also f eature d will be a panel discussion on "Danger on tm Hight 11 • HUMANITARIAN AWARD DINNER SUCCESS Hats off to Ge ne Fishe r and his committoo for t he excellen t arrangements and follow-up that made for an exceptionally s uccessful annual Humanitarian ,i.wards Dinner . The recipient, Dr . Boyd , was ge nuine l y surprised, t ho food prepared by Sisterhood was excellent , speochos brief and pithy, and part icipation by our own community most gr atifying. An all- round success J B' N.i-i.I BRITH ELECTS O.fFICERS Good luck to B 1 nai Brith 1 s new officerso They are : Pr es i de nt - Jim Price Vice }residents - Morton Kantor and Bill Druker Secretary - bernard Cohen Treasurer - Max As hendorf P2.go 5 TEM:f-'LE YOUTH GROUi-' N"E\,,1S On Sunday, Nay l•,--th e last of this year I s You th for Understanding programs was held at the Immanuel Luthsran Church . After t he pgogram in which the Lutherans explained their r e ligious beliefs, plans were made for rn xt y ear and an organiza tional meeting was scheduled to be hold in August . SUMMER CONCLAVE The MSTY Summer Conclave will be held, as usual , at Camp Michigama, from Aufust 17 - 22 . Youth Groupers who have a t tended in former years are en thusia stically looking forward to r e turning this ;JS ar . The theme for the conclave is "Direction ' 65-Jewish Youth Today 11 • For more information about this worthwhile camp expe rience, call Harold Shumache r, Youth Group President . TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP WINDS UP S&,SON v~ ITH Jlf.11-,Y PARTY Temple Youth Group hold its l ast meeting of the soason on May 23 in the form of a gal a party, Originally schedule d to bo held a t the home of Mr . and Mrs . Harry Berman, sponsors of tho Youth Groun on Scenic Drive , the party was moved to the Temple because of bad weathe r . Et this time the new offic ers we r e installed , now members wer e inducted and youth group on tro loc al, r eg ional and national l evel was oxpmained to new Youth Group members and their parents c 1 good time was had by all ,- and plans are underway for an excellent progr am next year . �WHhT A CHILD THINKS My _c hild in a ro_se-sp!'igged nightgown, Lw s languidly in b ed . \ldth pink- tipped hands tightly cla spe d, lind a 11Nod-Nod 11 , sleepy head . A trust shine s in your e-yo s, dear , An t h3 r e 1 s faith within your heart , Precious treasure these a r c for you, The goa.l from which to start . To p uzzling questions you a sk, child , Simple answers I often give , Ji.nd I strengthen those maxims e veryone , That righte ously you may live . "Tho wo rld was made by God , 11 you said , 11 ii.nd He fill ed it with rabbi ts a nd sea , 1•~ hile tho huge Stork brings tho babies - I know - That I s what Daddy told me! 11 SarahB.osenberg Page 5 I I �YAHRZEIT -- JUNE Y1,HRZEIT - AUGUST - Continued i.BRA.HAM ROSl'N, brothe r of Mrs. ISR.i.EL GUDELSKY, father of Mr. Goldie Smith , _ June 1 David Gudelsky, August 26, .f.. v 28 EDN.H. ROETTER, mother -of · Mr : · ·Thiniel . MILLIE FLaXMAN, mother of Mrs. iloo tter, .11.ugust 16 Leo Rosen , June 9, Sivan 9 'l'OBIE YASINOW, mother of. Mrs . SAMUEL ROSim, brother of - Yir s ~ Joseph Singer, 1,.ugust 16.:'_. ,: Goldie Smith, June:; 22 _ HENRY HONICK, fathe r Mrs. Alan . S1.MUEL KRlfr'SKY, ·mother of Mrs • Harry Be rman, .a.ugust 17 Oppenheimer, June 26 LE.1-1.H ESTHER aUGUSOVITZ, mother of BESSIE KLINE , mother of Harold Dr . Ralph .n.ugust, imgust 18 Kl,ine , June_ 26 QARON SOLOMON, fathe r of Mrs. Meyer ilNNH S1..BLE RU0INSICT, mother of Mr . Louis Rubinsky, 1i.ugust 21 Jacobs , June 28,. ~ivan. . 28 of . ··. ·..•· YU-JR ZEIT - JULY IDn GRE~BERG, mother of Dr . 1i.rthur Greonberg , July 1 , Tammuz 1 . SOLOMON KOHN , fathe r of Mrs . Jack Lipman , July 7, Tammuz 7 ZELD.h PODLINl'IBR, mother of Mr . albe r t Parker , July 10 LOUIS GOI'TLIEB , father of Mr. Robort Gottlieb , july 15 RrtGHE.l!iL LE.b.H SIMON , .mother ·of Mr . Joseph Simon , July 28 FLOR. KRUP~ , mother of Mrs . Louis Aron, July 29·; Tammuz 29 ANNIV£RSMiI£S - June Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berrra n, June 8 Mr . & Mrs . Jerome Cherin, June 9 Mr . & Mrs . Dan R.:ipoport ; June 11 Mr. & .Mrs . Meyer Jacobs, June 18 Mr . & Mrs . Robert Gottlieb_; . June 19 :Mr . & Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer , June 20 Mr . & Nrs •. Bernard Fisher, June 21 Mr . & Mr.s_._ Jack Lipman, June 23 Mr. &; Mrs . Rooe rt Cherin, .Jure 24 Mr . & Jv:rs . Harold Kline ,.. June 30 TuHRZEIT - ....UGUST D1iNIEL BROW, brothe r of Mrs . Samuel I-'rice , August 5 JOH.i.NN.H. KnLLHEIM, mother of Mrs. Se lma Chan, J.ugust 4, i ..v 6 DilVID J1-,.COBS , fath e r of Mrs . Earl Brace , 11.ugust 5 Pi.OLINE FIELDS , mother of Mr . Harry Fields , August 7, 1-..v 9 SMIDEL LAWSON , husband of Mrs . Rose Lawson , father of Mrs . J erome Cherin , August 13, .H.V 15 l-HILLff GR..NIK , father of Mrs . William Ste rn, Mrs . Gus TuJong, f1ugust 14 BORIS PODLINNER, father of Mr . Albe rt 1-' arke r , .August 15 aNNIVERShRIES - July Mr . & Mrs . Be rnard Cohe n , July 3 Mr . & Mrs . Danie l Rcetter, July 3 Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause , July ·4 Mr . & rirs . Jess Levin , July 8 .: Mr . & Mrs . Howard Bruelbeck , July 9 Mr. & Mrs. Sd!Tluel Price , July 24 Page 1 .11NN IVLRS.i1.Rii S - 11. ugust Mr . & Mrs . Douglas Ros en , Aug . 12 Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Singer, 1.ug. 15 Mr. & Mrs . 1--erry Bacon, i;ug . 16 Mr. & Mrs . J ack Ste ind le r , 1.u g. 24 Mr. & Mrs . Robert Libne r, b.ug . 24 Mr. & Mrs . Herbert Ennis , i.ug . 27 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, ii.ugust 31 �.. :: RnBBI URGES -11.CTION 1-,.(1.INST SUND••Y S'I'ORi!, OPENINGS. . Rabbi t hillip Rosenberg is active on the Muske gon fastors 1 Conference Commit too which is now making r.e very p ossible effort to put a stop to the pra ctice of Sunday openings of departme nt stores. The Rabbi feels that 11 Sunday openings will , help to make our city into a commercial jungle where everyone will ultimately be the lose r." ,. copy of the enclosed letter was distributed at wcrship services Frida:1 , J1ay 21, with the request that every membGr sign his name and forward the letter to W. T. Grant Department Stor e and Spartan DepartIll:3nt Store . hnother copy of this r e comm~ndod l e tter is e nclosed .with your bulletin for the convenience of thQse "Who missed s e nding one l a st wee k or would lil<El an additional CCJ!,y to mail . The Pastors I Conference . is of th/3- firm conviction that only an avalanche of lettGrs will diEisuade ~heso stores 'of their present Sunday practice and encourage other _roorchant s who ar e contemplating Sunday shopping hours to ke ep their store s close d for Sunday busine ss . In a short time the rorchant~ in the downtown aroa would be pre ssed for Sunday openings . For tho physical, mental , emoti onal and spiritual well-being of our cornmuni~y, a day of rost is nee ded . al+ It is pleaded that you take urgo.nt a nd decisive action for the well-being of Muskegon . I-'le ~s e act-~ l · CONGREGnTION B'N,..I ISh.hBL FOU~:TH 1..ND wEBSTER STR.Bi:.TS, MUSKEGON, MIC HIGhN Office Phone: P.h2-27O2 Rabbinage : PL5-5318 ·t �YOUR HELP IS NEEDED I N YAfffiZEI T RECORDS In order to be sure that all membe rs of Temple B'nai I sr ae l are no t ified of Yahrzeit of their dece a sed kin we a re bringing t o your attention the followin g names from tre Yorn Kippur Memorial list for whom we have no ide ntifica tion. The office ras no D1dividual file cards for th3se p:irsons and no way of knowing the da t e of their de a th or to whom Yahrzeit reminders should te sent, Plea se re ad over the lis t CAREFUU, Y and if any of the narre s on it a re of people whom YOU wish to reta in on Yahrzeit lists ple a se fill out and return the blank at the bottom of this page to th3 Temple of fice a s soon as possible . This applies ONLY to the nare s on this list . For all your other Yahrzei t which are regularly put lished in the tulle tin we have the corre ct dates and r el a tionships in the office files . Any of these following names for whom no information is received will be omitted from the Roll of Remembrance at Yorn Kippur as it -will be assumed that their families have moved away or have no survivors. It is required by Jewish law that Yahrzeits be observed for sp ouses, parents, brothers, sisters and children of survivors. Undentified Names Adolf and Bertha Adler, Rose Albrecht, Baila Bas- David, Eva and Simon Belfer, David, Ida _arrl Morris Bell , Esther Eernfield, Sophie Blumenfield , Edward Gane , Irene , KatiG ! and Mary Kaplan , Ann , Ben , Harry, Jacob, Kolman and Morris Casper , Al, r inkus, Rebecca and Yosel Cohen, Ben Doll , Julius and Tillie Donn, Tillie Eiseman , Betty Ellison , Harry Epstein, Abraham and Jacob and Rachel Fellman, Joyc e Fields, George and Rose Fisher , J . Logan Fax: . Shimon Gafni , Goldy Gershon, Edward Glick, Abraham, Anna , Jake and Joseph Goldberg , Anna Goldstein , Jacob Gomberg, Dora Goodman , Hannah Granoff , Rose and Lilly Greenberg , Anna Greenspan , Esther, Hy er and Natha n Haberman , Ale xander Jacobson, Riva Kaline , Goldie and Harry Kaplan, Jacob and Shana Katz, Julius and Rae Kramer, Isaac and Anna Lieberman, Samue l Lie derson , Hertz and Setchen Loeb, Fannie , Julia , j athan a nd :t.ora ch Meye r, Al, .i-l.nn and Edsel Mille r . Ida Opean, Aron a nd Rache l Oppenhe im , Ethel and Morris Ostrowsky , Bea trice P0arlstein , Deven Pence , Ramond Pe rry, Samuel Pines, Amelia, Bertha, Julius, Ra che l , S8!!luel and Jette Ros e nthal , Le na and Michae l Sachs , Anna and Ja cob .S chwietz, Isr ae l and .Sara Schlom, Aron Tony, Ja cob, Sigmund , Hanna, Jennie and ~sthe r Schunzer , Doris Schwartz, Hbraham Shmookle r , Edward b imcoe , Henry and Mary Simkin and Morris .S imkin , Moishe and Morde cai Simon, Chaim Singe r, Afroim, Crarle s and Selma Smith, Joseph Sobel, Harry Spiege l, Abraham and Sarah Stein, Camilla and Max Stra schi tz, .11.nna and Jocob ;:, trifling, }',,orris Traub , Ka lman Trieman, Mary Van Duren, Fanny Wapner, Mary We i ss, Max ¼e rshow, Rebe cca vv hite, Irving a nd R.Gue cc a wi ene r, Anna Zimmerman, Chanz and Yos eph Zive , Dave Hriyah Zimyons . Pl.3 a se fill out and r eturn or phone in infonra t ion Name of parson or parsons to be r et a ined on Holl of h0 membrance _____________ The ir r el a tionship to you ----- Dat e of Ya hrze it, if known ------ -- ----- In addition to this name (or name s) being printed on Roll of Remembrance , do you also wish narros and d a tes published in monthly bulb tins a nd r eminde r car ds s ent to you at time of Yahrze it? ----------------------YOUR NAME ---------------------------- �To Managers of w. T. Grant Compacy Department Store Westgate Shopping Center Spartan Department Store s 1940 South Henry Stree t Dear Sirs: The undersigned herby wishes to express sinc ere dissatisfaction with your policy of Sunday opening. We believe that for tho physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of our community, we all need a day of rest . We want to avoid a comme rcialism which will ultimately affect all of us adversely . ¼e furthermore pledge that we will not patronize your store ANY DAY OF THE wEiK so long as you continue your present policy-.- - - - Sinc ere ly, Address � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. 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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/a8f4b1045881711a02293ab5313571d6.pdf 48ffb246c265dd894ebfc5105a327e1b PDF Text Text Dr.- Phillip Roso nborg, Rabbi Mr. Alan Oppe nheime r, tro sidc ~t:t ~-- · , •tl!: Uf l J ~. .~ I I ALK if;:· -;.. ~ ~, -·:,.;.•-·-·-- TEMPL£ 8'NAI ISRA!L Vol. VIII, No. 29 El~P _ '_E . ... - -- --~---"±' -~ -V.~.SKa"GON, lvTIC f SiVD:!,1,::- Tammuz-lw-Elul 5726 June..z JulYJ. August, 1966 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES (REFORMED} .C..Or?.'.11JNT'.l'Y VBSF$_R .S.EJNICE.S.__ · WILL BE HELD EACH .FRIDAY NIGHT li. T 7:30 IN THE SMALL CID.PEL COr-'il'·lENCING JUNE 3 AND CONTINUING THRCUGH LABOR DAY BIRTHD.11.Y BLESSING CEREMONY WILL B~ CELEBRATED SECOND FRIDAY EACH MONTH YAHRZEIT WILL BE OBSERVED ON FRIDAY f'RECEEDING T'.dEIR DA TE --------------- ·- --~-~------------TRADITIONAL SERVICES WILL CONTINUE We d Sa t Sun Sa.t . Sa t . _ .. . Fri .. Sat. Sun . lt S USUJ.1 Zi1.CH SABna TH HORl~ ING AT 8:30 AM JUNE CALENDAR 1 .A BOARD OF TRUST~ES S~ECikL T1EE1'TifG (Sec Pago 2) 7 :45 7:30 4 Youth Dialogue Evaluation & Dance - Temple Liva music, food, dancing and discussion 5 JOINT INSTALLATION f ROG&-;.M, DINNER-DANCE (See page 3) 6:30 11 Hadassah Study Group & fotluck Lunc~eon. 12:30 Homo: Mrs . H. Ennis, 2109 Carter Drive Discussion of book "God, Jews & Religion" .. . 11.ll Hadassah members w-a lcomc ii TEMfLE YOUTH GROUP INSTALLJi.TION & INDUCTION 7:30 Home: Harry Berman, 1401 Sconic Drive - 8th graders . & their parents & all TYG pare nts welcome 17 Bl~R MITZVAH OF DONALD ROE'n'ER (Seo Invitation Page 2) 8:00 18 Galdon VJedding .Anniversary - Mr. & J.'virs. Meyer Jacobs 8:00 (Seo Invitation Pago 2) · 19 Tentative date of Congrogation Picnic-McGraft Park (See article on page 8 and s e nd in your reply) PM PM PM PM PM PM PM �RELIGIOUS SCHCOL .Ri:SIGNATIONS ACCEI-- Tt:D wl1'11 .HEGRET BY BOARD INVITATION - ----T}iose present at the April We would be honored to have you meeting of the Board of Trustees _worship and rejoice with us on the accepted with regret the resignaloccasion of the 0 ar Ni tzvah of our tion as Religious 0chool Princifson, Donald Lee, on Friday evening pal of Mrs . Jerome Cherin, who has served in that capacity for :June 17 , 1966 , at 8 :00 PM. I It would be our pleasure to have three years . 'file Board voted to !you .join us at a Kiddush and Recep- go on record as giving grateful . 'tion in the Social Hall immediately 1 thanks to Lois Cherin for her dedifollowing services . cated service as principal of the Molly and D§t1:)-iel- Roet_te_r ! ~ligious School and to all. the - ,_--,· -· .,, j ' ~acher_s_who have taught ~o .! faithfully and we ll who -will not INVITATION ' be te a ching after this year. The The children· of ·Mr . and i'-'I rs o en.tire congregatioij share_s this ~ Meyer Jacobs request the honor of sentiment . . . .,, your presence at their Fiftieth Teachers who have found it Wedding Anniversary Ceremony on · , Saturday , June 18 , 1966 , at 8 :00 _PM~ ne cessary to discontinue their service after this school year at the Temple . are : Mr . and Mrs . Sam Shumacher , A reception will follow in the ~s . H. Friend, Mi s s Lorraine Social Hall . Friend, Mrs. M ~ Schankler and Mr o James · Price,. . -~-- --·---- ---·-ATT TION !! ·--" "'-.........,_.EN _ l ~ ·······---------:e---'---- -- t -·-··· ... . ..,____ - R S . STUDENTS EARN AWARDS the- closing exer-cises of ! the B' nai Israel Religious School TRUST..:..ES ' on May 22, Attendance Awards were pr esented to the following__ s~uOn Wednesday,_ June 1 , promptly dents: Kenneth :Mercer, Naomi at 7:45 PM there will be a special Wiener, Arthur Ashe·ndorf , Michael meeting of both newly elected and Wiener - Ne'il Oppenhe-imer , Joseph _; _ re tiring members of the Board of D.onald' and t ~tty and: Richard .· Trustees to discuss and vat~ on Roe.tter, Lee Oppenheimer , Robert the 19·66- 67 budget a s submitted . i Galombeck a.nd Richard Steinman o by _the Te~ple Fi1:ance. c·ommi~tee • _, !- ; , Sch.olarshi_:p A~mrds wer,e gi,ven Tl;is meeting , wh:1,;-cq :'f+~J. -~ :short , -1 to : - Garsop.', ' Douglas,- and Kim is yery_ ur gent-- ~nd v:11.ll_~~ - the 1 · Jaffe , : Gregg' Kaufman , Neil Oppenonly Board meeting in June • . heimer -and Susan·' Schank.ler.Mernbers of the Boa rd will be :Mrs. Jerome Cherin, Principal , reminded by -p ostal ca~d a week in was given a ~autiful silver tray advance of the re gularly scheduled ! in -appreciation of her years of meetings on July 21 and August 18. 1 I ecx:cellent service : to , the Iteligious Page Twoi . School . ALL NEW, RETIRING ..AJ.'!"D HONORARY MEMBERS OF TE?fr'LE BOARD OF l . At I l j �A _ RE M-I·-N D E R ! ! ! ! -----__ , OF THE INSTALLATION DINNER DANCE JOINTLY SfONSORED BY TE:M}LE B 'NAI ISRA~, SIST.:.:RHCOD B ' NAI ISRAEL HADASSAH AND B'NAI BRITH SUNDAY, JUNE 5, AT THE fJA SONIC TEM}LE, AT 6:30 P. M. 396 WEST CLAY AVENUE NEW OFFICERS WILL BE INSTALLED IN A SHORT CERE:ViONY THERE WI LL BE A PUNCH-BOWL, CHIP-DIPS~ FAVORS AN EXCELLENT DINNER AND DAL'JCING FROM 9:00 TO 12:00 TO SID BALDWIN'$ COMBO -- \'Z NEED YOUR SUPPORT AND ;PRESENCE . RESERVATIONS MUST BE IN BY JUNE 2 TO: Mr . Marvin Gudelsky Mrs. Albert Parker Mrs . Louis Aron Mr. J arne s Price Phone: Phone : Phone: Phone: ~4.25 per person Page Three . ... -.~ PA2-3605 PL5-2924 PE7-0:\. 0.5 PEJ-9087 �:·' TEMPLE INSTALLS OFFI CERS JUNE 5 NEW COr ;1'1ITTE1:,S (Continue d) To be installe d a t the joint inHr . Jac k Lipman and Nr . Dan Rapoport . :Mr . Herb Ste ins t a llat ion Dinner- Dance on: June 5 1House Committe e : :man, Chairman . Me mbers a r e Mr. a t t he Ma J onie Ha ll will be the followin g 6ffic e rs who were ~locted ~Leo Rosen , Iv.tr . Jack Steindle r , and on April 24: [Mr . Jacob Ashendorf . Pre side nt . ....••.• • ~lan Oppenheime r !Ra~bi ' s Liaison Committee: Dr . Art 1st Vice Preside nt • •• Morton Kantor Greenbe r g , Chairman . Members are 2nd Vice Fr e sids n t . • Herbert Steinmc3!Ill Mr . Harry Berman, Mr . Ted Neumer Treasure r • • ••• •. • • • Max Rothschild and Mr . Jerome Che rin . Se cre tary •. . .•.•• Isad ore As hendorf Ritual and p ulpit Committee: Mr. Newl y ele cted trus t ee s whose James Frice , Chairman . Members a re t e rm will extend t hrough June , 1969, •Mr . Isadore Ashendorf, Mr . Joel a r e : Mr. J e ss Le vin, Mr . Dan Rapo- /Wi e ner and Mr . Joseph Simon. p or t , Mr . J e rome Che rin, Mr . Jacob Us hers Mr . Richard Roetter , ChairAahe ndorf, Mr . Ted N:e umer , Mrs . H. ,man . Friend, Mr . Abe As he ndorf, and Mr . ;Library: : - Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer, J oe l ~ i ene r . !Chairman, and Ylrs . H. Friend Trustee s who will continue in Ce ~etery Committee - Mr . Isador<1 office a r e : 1 968 - Dr . Art Green- !Ashe ndorf be r g , :Mrs . J . Che rin, i'l.tr . J . -S te ind- !J3e-q,ue sts - Mr . Richard Kaufman l e r, Y.irs . S . Lawson, Hr . E . Fisher , ;Me mbe rshi_£ : Mr . & Mrs . Jack Ljpman •Board of Education : Mrs . Doud as Mr. D. Rosen . 1 967 Mr . h'.lrvin Gude lsky ' Mr . J:--t l pman, Mr . L. ;Rose n-,- -Chairman:Members will be Rosen, Mr . R. Kaufrra n, Er. J . Pr ice , i~-~11._<?~ced in Se_p~~ ~~~_!'_l>_t _~,1--~ tin. and ~~ . H. Berman . 1 Pre side nt- ~lect Or,penhe ime r ha s !B 1 NAI BRITH ANNOUNCES OFFICERS 1 At thefr e l e ction on April-27 , appointe d Mr . Joseph Simon as a trus t ee f or a one year te rm. B 1 na i Brith electe d the following Eac h membe r of Temple B'nai Isme n into of fice : Pre side nt- Jame s r ae l is ur ged to give e ncourage ment Price; Vice - rreside nts-William to these men , who are giving of Druke r and Berna rd Cohe n; Se cre tary the ir time and efforts in be ha lf -Euge ne r mpian; Trensuror- Max of y our Temple , by a tten ding the ~ she nd orf;· Chaplain-Dan Rapop ort; installation dinne r, wa rden- Jack Chevlin; Trustees- ----- -- ----·-· --~- Ed Kra use, Abe Ashendorf, and Joe l RESIDl Nt'- ELECT 1~} FCINTS COFMITTEES Simon • Alan P . 0-ppenhe·:uner , who will be I - - - · - - - · - ~ --- - - insta lle d a s 1966067 Te mple PresiHAD~SSA~ TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS de nt, ha s app ointe d the following ~-Ta.,kin g of fic-e· af· the June ~ commi t tes to a s sist with Temple Installation for rta dassah will be: admini stra tion : Pr~sident- Mrs . rle rb Ennis; VicoFi!1ance C<?~ ni ~~ : :rvr.r . Douglas Prci sidonts - Fund-R2.ising- Miss F o Rose n and Dr . Horton Kantor, CoRubinsky; Program- Mrs . Art Gre enChairman . Membe rs a re Mr . Ma rvin "Be rg; Membership-Hrs . Sam Lipman; Gude lsky , Mrs . Rose Law son , Nr . Educational-Mrs . Dan Rapop orto Max Rothsch i ld, Nr . Joe l Wi e ner, Se cre t arie s-Mrs . Nathan, Mrs. Al u p · ,_, Pa rke r . Trea surer - ¥.r s . 11 . Ca hill r:r . ,.ic ,.arc Kaufman , Hr . Jes s Levin �SISTJRHCOD 1 966- 67 OFFICERS ArJNOUNCED TENPLE YOU1H GROUF HOLDS ELECTION The following ladies will be in-- Newly elected officers for the stalled as office rs of Sisturhood on 1966-67 Temple Youth Group who June 5 : ., Presiden t-Mrs. Alan Oppenwill be installed on June 11 at he ime r; First Vice-Pre sid en t-Mrs .• the Eerman home on Scenic Drive Dan Silberman; Second Vice-Preside nt are: Pr e sident-Tom Steinman; - Mrs . \varner Galombcck; ,T hird Vice- First Vice-Pre sident-Carol SteindPresiden t-Mrs . Eugene Pllinpian; l e r; Second Vice-President-Barbara Corresponding Secretary : , Mrs. Rosen; Troa suror-Lec Oppenheimer; Isadore Ashendorf; Rec ordin g Sec.r eSecretary-Carla Rapoport. State tary- Mrs . Sam Lawson; Treasurerr Board Representative -Janet Friend; Mrs. Nathan Eroutman . Board of !FarlimentariGn-Susan Fishe r; Dire ctors: Mrs . Max Ashendorf , ! Serpeant at Arms-Robert Galombeck. Mrs . Harrison Friend, Mrs. Jack Lip- 1 Congratulations and best wishe s man . to the se ,Y._?unf _yc_o__p__l_e_._ _ __ _ _ Siste rhood will Boa rd M~e tings during the summer July- 13 a nd , UNITED J J,iJSH CID-iRITI~S OFFICERS :.:A:.::u:sg~u:.::s.:t:.....::1:..:.7. .::•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T'nefollowin~ we re ·elected to 4 servo United J ewish Ch.. ri tics of A Vi RY I MPORTANT DATE : Greater MuslfiJ gon for 1966~ For j Chairman-Dr. Arthur GreenM~ g; Sisterhood Me mbe r and Mate ! Vice-Chairman - Dr . Morton Ka ntor; B'nai Israol's Version of j Treasurer - Mr . Lewis jaffe; and "FIDDLER m Tilli ROOF-" ! Secretary Mrs . Sam Lawson . Se :·ving on the Board ·of DirecSong Fest And Suppo r at it's Best . i tors will be: Mr . Jack stc indle r, Start a new Tradi t:ion and ·· i Mr . Abe Ashe ndorf, Mr . i:tichard perform tho Miracle of Miracle~ j Kaufman, Mr . Isadora Ashendorf , Mr . h obert Libno r, Mr . Douglas Save your money all summer from Sunrise to Sun~(3-.!_ · i Rosen, Mr , Jess Le vin, Mr. Alan , Oppenheimer, Mr . Samue l Lipman, Pay up membe rship~ Admission Le o h ose n, Mr . M.;lton St,e indto a t tend this ga_la affair on i ler; Mr . Marvin Gudelsky, Mr . Max Sunday, September 11 / Roth schild, Nr . Dan Rapoi; ort, Mr . Pay up minimum Ac hieveme nt and 1Joel Wiene r, Mr. Herman Grossman, re ceive a chance for / Mr . Jack L1pman, Mr . J. K. Kaufman, ;,A Night on the Town" for two 1 Mrs . Josiah W i e ner and Hrs . Fa ul emember the Bate - Septembe r 11 f Wiener . L' _ Ch~yn~ · ! Dr . Gree nberg, Chairman, an~ --...,....,...,,,~,-----": nounce s that in the next few weeks SfSTERHOOD COOK BOOKS . AVAILABLE those people who have not made I f you nee d more Siste rhood Cook ple d:e s will bo contacted by volBooks, please contact Ros e Lawson, untue r workers . Their coope ration l:15-2935 or PEe -1083 or Ruth Oppen- will be appreciated . Funds a re heimer, F'L,"- 281.L. ~€9ntl_y noodcd.__ _~ ·---· _____ _ ,... __ . a nice r gift? \fua t could make I on 1_ i I i !¥.1r . 1 _,_ _____ _____ Page Five . �TEMFLE CONGRJ1.'IUL1i. TZS 1966 GR.i:l.DUA TES i ANNIVII:RSARIES -Tho- Congria gati on is proud of its . JUNE eight young mon and women who arc Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berman , June 8 being graduated this June from loca Mr . & Mrs . Jeromo Chorin, June 9 high schools . Mr . & Mrs . Dan Rapoport, June 11 Planning to attend the UniverMr . & Mrs . 1v1eyer Jacobs, June 18 sity of Michi gan are be Ellen LipMr. & Mrs . Robe rt Gottlieb, Junelj man and George Schankler . Heade d Mr . & Mrs ; Sol Silvorman, June 20 for Michigan Sta to Univor-si ty are Mr . & Mrs . A. Oppenheime r, Juno 20 Lois August, Lorraine Friend, Mike Mr . & Hrs . Bernard FishCJ r, June21 Steindle r and Harold Shumacher . Mr . & Mrs . Robert Brody, June 22 Ent0ring Huske r on County Community Mr . & Mrs . Jack Lipman, Juno 23 CollefO aro Daniel Bacon and David Mr . & Mrs . RobGrt Ch-3 rin, Jl)·ne 24 ChGrin. Mr . & Mrs . Harold Kline ; June 30 Congratulations and best wishes JULY to these youn g people in their Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Cohen, July 3 Mr. & Mrs . Dan RoattGr , July 3 ~ ~- -P.:...l_a_n_s-=-• - - - -- Mr . & Mrs . Ed Krause, July 4 TEENS M.::ET TIE SCHOL1-,.RS Mr . & Mrs . Jess Levin, July 8 This summer soma 100 teenagers J1r . & Mrs . H. Bruelbock , July 9 will shar.J in· a most unique nnd exMr . & Nrs . Sam Price , July 24 citing experience nt the Olin- San AUGUST Union Institute Camp in Oconomowoc , Mr . & Mrs . Douglas Rosen, Aug . 12 Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Singo r, Aug . 15 Wiscon sin . Durin .9· tho 1966 Torah So ssion in Mr . & Mrs . Ferry B~con , Aug . 16 tho late; part of Aur ust, tho camp Mr . & Mrs . J. Steindlcr, Aug . 24 will bo transformed into a collage Mr . & Mrs . Robert Libndr, Aug . 24 campus with fourtoo n diffGr ont Mr. & Mrs . Sam vJ olosin , Aug . 25 course s in Jud,3..ica offered by tho Mr . & Mrs . H.:,rbort Ennis, Aug . 27 rab t1inic facuity. Noted .men will Dr . & :t1rs .., N. Stromborg, Aurr . 31 i,articipato are Rabbi Zalman Schachter, Dr. Emil Fackenheim , BEST WISHES TO Dr . Stanley Govir.tz and .Mr. Elio Sam and Lotta Shumacher and We isel. This is open to teenage their family, who will be making mon and women who are r oc.omme nded their homo in Lansing for a yaar . by the ir Rabbi. Gall Temple for Sain has bu,. m awarded a Uni vorsi ty Fellowship . Mrs . Selma Cahn, r information. ___ - ·- ·--·-furthe -------'------'-----mothe r of Mrs . ShumachGr, will THE HOLY DAYS make_ her homo__with th::!11.2-? Lc1!3-sing. - -- - ~ --- -~ SeptombJr 14I. - Eve of Rosh Hashana SUMMER OFFICE HOU11S - PLEASE NOTE Septe mber 15 - Rosh rtashana . Through -~ ~e lb - Monday thrGugh Sop tombor 23 - Eve Yorn Kippe r Thursday - .9:15 - 1:15 Sop tomb0r 24 - Yorn Kippur ~e . 21 through Labor Day - Tues Scptombor 28 - Eve_ Sukkos days and Friday afternoons 12:30 - 2:30 . Homo phone of Sept~mb8r 29 - !2:E~:t pay 2£.__~ukkos secre tary - PR3-6957 Pago six ____ ___ �YAHRZEIT LEAH AUGOSOVI'l'Z, mother of Dr. JUNE Ralph August, .August 18 ABRAHAM ROS.ti:N, brother of Mrs. Goldie, INEZ LIEE,:i::H. '111i..L, sister of Jae k Smith, June 1 · , hovlin, August 22, Elul 6 AARON SOLOMON, father of Mrs. r10yE!r · REUBEif YASINOW, father of Mrs. Jacobs, June 16, Sivan 28 · Joseph Singer, August Z3, Elul 7 IDA QR.;-;ENBERG, mother of Dr. 'A rthur· . REBECCA LEVY, mother of Reuben Levy, ·August 24, .Elul 8 . Groenb8rg, Junc -19, Tammuz 1 SAMUEL ROSiN, brother of Mrs. Goldie jESTHER I ITKOWSicr; mother of Mrs . Smith, June 22 . :. Morris Teles, August .27, Elul 11 DR. HENRY HONICK, father of .Mrs . AllatjBEimO ROTHSCLILD, husband of .Mrs . OpponhGimor,. Juno 26 . ·i Loan Rothschild; father of Max SOLOMON KOHN; father of Mrs. Jack i. Rothschild, .,., ugust 30, Elul 14 Lipman, June 25, Tammuz 7 [.:-"·_____ BESSIE KLINE, mother of Harold i . CONDlLENCE. IQinG, Jvno 26 i To the family of Jllg HARRY FISHER . !husband of Mrs . Ann Fisher, father ULDii PODLIVNER, mothe r of Al~rt ~arkor, July 10 · of Eugene, Barnard and Jerome FLOR.i. KRtn,p , mothe r - o'f Mrs. Louis Fisher, who passed away on May 22. Aron, July 17, Tammuz 29 May his memory be for a blessing JOHANNA KALLHEIN, mother .of Mrs . , lcoNTRIBUTIONS . Se lma Cahn, July 23, Av 6 1:- AU LINE FTc.:LDS' Mothe r of Harry I Sadie Grossman Fund . Fields, July 26, Av 9 By Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins in RAClfo::.6"'1 LE.A.H SIMON, mothe r of ·Ihonor Of t h O si 1ver- -r.~Jo dd";ing Anm.· Joseph Simon, July 28· 1vorsary of Mr . and Mrs . - Herman AUGUST R so !Grossman. 0 SAMUEL U ~i SON, husband of J.'f.trs. Altar Fund , Lawson, fathe r of Mrs. J e rome From Mrs-:-Goldio Smith in memory Che rin, .August 1, Av 15 !of Mr. Harry Fisher . DANIEL BROW, brother of Mrs . Sam l~- -- Price, August 5 IREFUAH SHAYLAMJ\11 . DAVID JACOBS, father of Mrs . Earl ; Our prayors and sincer.o bc'st· !wishes for a full - rocoy,;ry : to" Brace, AuRust 5 . PHILLIP GRANIK, father of Mrs . W1l1 - \ REUBEN LEVY · iam Sta rn, August 14 i LOIS AUGUST ISRAEL GUDELSKY, fa thcr of David ; RANDI ENNIS 2 . Gudolsky, August 14, Av 8 lwho wor:::.,hospitalized during M~. BORIS i ODLIVNER, father of Albe rt i Parker, August 15 IMPORT.ANT NOTICE EDNA ROETTER, mother of Daniel .All meeting dates, thank you Roettcr, August 16 h :noticos and other inforn.3.tion for TOBIE YASINOW, mother of Mrs. Josep rtho September bulletin needed in Singer, August 16 !writing at the Temple office by SAMUEL KRUJ:'SKY, mother of Mrs. Harry!AUGUST 25 . Ploase and thank you . Borman, August 17 i Pago Sevcm 0 .,;..:.=~•__..•------.,.-, I • I ! l !- ! �,-- . :;) ' . · / U cc,,....._..J- ,f-_ L-~ - qr c:,.---.-...- - - -----=----=========-==~,,,....,--a ___., ·J·.;'""\ . " · ~~-~ J 1 RESPONSE _RE¼.U.;,STE1i CONC~~ING CON.~~ TION1~L PICNIC Tho ·10mplo would lik0 ve ry muc~ to carry on with the tradition of .having a Con§'rogntional Pi.c nic soon after tho closo of tho closo ·of the Temple Religious School. We arc considering holding it on Sunday, June 19, at McGraft Park . However, last year our picnic was poorly attended . For this roason we are interested in finding out whethe r you wish to hold this annual affair . If the re is sufficient interest the picnic will be held; otherwise it will not . You will be advisod . It is roquoste d th!lt by JUNE 6 you send a postal card to tho Temple . advising whether or not your family would attend this picnic if hold . on Juno 19, and tho numbor of adults and . children under 13 who would come. If you prefer, call tho office during office hours and give this information to the secretary . · If you want tho picnic arranged, please do this a s soon as _p_~~!i~lo to avoid disa1-pointmont. _ __ __ MISS CAHIL 11.l'iiNCUNCES FIRST GRADE A.WAIID wI NNERS - ·-fn- commonoration of "shavuos·:-tllli- Giving of the Law, medals and Ton Commandments awards wore presented to Kelly Price, Kenny M0rcer, Miche llo Kantor, Laura Libne r and Jvlarla S-1-romborg for thair persorvorancu and l earning the Ten Commandme nts . c'raig Silve rman earned his Award for activG p rticipa tion and his c nduavor . Elle n Cahill is their teacher. CONGREGATION B 'Nii.I ISRiiEt FOU1tTH & 'W EBSTER STREi TS MUSKEGCN, MICJI }li.N 49441 Office Phono : FA 2-2702 :.. i:'Rabbinc:.go : FLS-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/. 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Alan Oppenheimer _I_y_ar_-_S_i_v_a_n_-_Tamm __u_z_-_A_v_5_7_2_7_ _ _ _____ _ __ J_~_e_-_J_u½=~~es~9.£.L_ _ SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES June 2 Friday Evening 8:00 PM Sermon: "OUR VISION FOR TOMORROW" . Birthday Blessing Ceremony Parti cipants: Mr s . Nathan Broutman & Mr . Isadore Ashendorf Kiddush REfORM CQMMUNI~- VESPER SERVICES °' WILL BE H6LD EACH)FRIDAY NIGHT A'l' 8:00 IN TIIE SMALL CHAP:J;L ' COMMENCIN G JUNE 9 AND CONTINUING THROUGH LABOR DAY c BIR'IHDAY BLESSING C:i!:REMONY WILL BE CELEBRATEii SECOND FRIDAY EACH MONTH YAHRZEIT WILL BE OBSERVzn ON FRIDAY f RECEEDING THEIR DA TE 5 } TRADITIONAL SERVICES WILL CONTINUZ AS USUAL~ H SABBT'fif 11GRNING AT 8:30 AM First Day Shavuos Service June 14, 8:30 AM .> lf JOINT INSTALIATION DINNER-DANCE IS COMING EVENT ) Plans are being finalized for the Second Annual installation Dinner and Dane e to be held on Sunday, June 4, at the Masonic Temple. Serving of punch and snacks will commence at 6130. This event is sponsored by Temple B'nai Israel, Sisterhood, Hadassah and B1 nai Brith. If any members have out-of -town guests that they would like to bring, they will be able to get accomadations at the door . �SUt t ORT URQ.i.'., IJ t 'O.ti Tr:1 'lfL.c:; 0 /F ICERS H,.,D;,.:iS...H ...NNOUNCES Ni:;,'-' OFF IC' 3 Re-elected at the May 26 election · Hadas sah~ is pleased to 1,- l se nt to lead the Te mple in 1967- 68 are : its new slate of officers fc · President- Mr . Alan Oppenheimer 1967- 68 : °j .' -rst Vice-Preside n t Pre siq.ent- Miss Florerice '· Rub i .. s ky , ,nr; . I:forton Kantor Fund-Raising Vice- l:-" resident Second Vice - 1-re sident Mrs . .. ~rthur Gre,e nberg . _ ':·'M&"mbership Vice - President . Mr . Herbe;rt Steinman _ Hrs . Harry Perman Se c re tary.:.Hr< fsadore .iIBhendorf Treasurer-Mr . Max lishendorf l:-'rogram Vice-Preside-nt Temple Board members elected for i Mrs . Maui"'~,e- Stromber g . ;,: Treasureri - :1"1:rs·; ::sudrey Cahill : a three year term be ginning July 1 are : Marvin Gudelsky , Lewis ; Jaffe, Correspondinir Sec~Ji:,Jfy Richard Kaufman , Jack Lipman :.an.ct ,_ Mrs ,\ 1:~r-thur Jenkins·· . Re corclihg Secretary .,._Leo Rosen . we thank-·Mr . Jcie· Si11i"on . fdr bis -•--,,;-· Mr s ,:,,- isadore .nshet1dorf -•:' financial contribution to ...he_lp d_e - - . Insta:J,.}a ti.on will t ake:· place at ~-, fray the cost of our 11 af_ter-::- ~i1l cl ioi:x/.1. ,l'-ne' D'irui~:r:.::.1)~r_iG.e'· J11r);8 4"; ~-- ,. . ,,;:> : brunch . - - - ------,--.,,,. · _;:-;;::--~-- ·••- •-...........·'. ......... ... - H,..D.•SSa H DONOh. TI-L.NKS HELPERS , - -The -Haca$sah boa rd members, SISTiRHOOD ;,NNOUNCES ?67".:.68' s:·', 'FF . - Sisterhood.officers .:. o be · in- · ~ D::mor Committee, and 11 Captain s s talled ·on June '4 are :· Courageous" t ha nk .. J,L who helpe d President - Mrs . ~la n O~pe nhe i me r ma ke t te 1 66- 1 67 Donor a succ es s . Pre sident-Elec .t,.. Mrs .•. N, Br .01-r\:,rr.a,n _ ,-l, sp'J ::::ial t hanks t o : Mrs, ..r thur Firs t Vice - Fr e sident - Je nki ns >. dire c t or of "Me and SymMrs . Daniel Silberin:an pa thy n; Mr s . · Hax Roths child, our Second Vice_,·/'r cl sident outsta ndin? na rra tor ; Te_r r ific Mrs . Warner Ga lombe ck Treva Jaffe THE ~cc ompanist; ?~d ·Third Vice - ¥-'res i dent the Cast : Doris Miller, Rhoda Mrs . Hµdrey · Cahill. Rosen, Ruth Oi:,penhe ime r, ,iudr ia y Recording Secretary· Cahill, Jean Wi J ne r, illen -Cahill) Mrs . Samuel Lawson Jean \-vie ne r, ~lle n Ca hill, Evelyn Co,: re sp onding Se c:r:e t13-ry -·Galombeck, Ellen __.. ron; .. P .. lo n Nrs . Isadore ,.shendorf Cahill for decorations; and to · Treasurer-~~s . Mai ~shendorf the · 11 b~hind-the -scenes:.. gal" , Board of Directors : Y:rs . Lewis Florenc e Rubinsky, Donor Chairman~ Jaffe, Mrs . 1/'tn.:W:- Greenberg, -~z:s.~_.. Hadassah c ommend s its alert, · valient voluntee:r fire men , ..il ~~ 1. Frie~:. -·-- - ··---Parke:r arn:i .-,rt Greenbe r g_. • GIFT SHOP , .. · Mrs . He rbert Ennis, Pre s id<en t .. . - 1!.lY-open Gift. ~hop accounts niu~t. . be paid - BEFORE .June JO when books H,1.Tu~0 & H MEl{BJ ltS PLE,,S.i:: NOTE : are close d for the year • ..Thank you _N,1. TION,L- DIREC'I'IVE the for your patronage during 1966-67 . Treasurer will bill members for Doris Stromberg 1967- 68 dues at the STi.,IiT of the fi~.9-~l year 2 _ July 1 , 19§], _ _ _ 1 ~-..,,-- --------- - --· By 0 �TENPLE YOU'IH GfiOUt' i:;L.l!;C TS O:t<'FICEH.S Newly elected of ficer s for the Temple B'nai Israel Youth Group are President - . Ed Stern Vice-President-Bob Galombeck 2nd VicePresident- · Dick Roetter ·Secretary - Regan _Teles Treasurer- Lee Oppenheimer .State ·Board Member - • Arthur Rothschild The installation ' of officers for 1967-68 and the induction of ne,~ members took place at the home of Mr . and . Mr s . Harry Barman on Saturday, May 27, at 6 : JO PH . All those completing eighth grade are elibibl _£_9r Youth Group Membership . ·--B 1 NAI BRITE SELECTS- NEW OFFICERS Elected to B1 nai Brith offices for: 1967- 68 at their recent meeting were : President - Mr r Be rnard Cohen Vice-President - :rir ~ Jess ievin Treasurer - .Mr . William Dru·ke:r · · Secretary - ~x . David Achengorf These men will take office at the Joint Instailation June 4. 1966- 67 FISC.1!.L Yi!:AR IS ENDING! And would y ou believe it? There are STILL some pledges as yet unpaid . Surely you don ' t • want YOUR ·name lis.ted on auditor 1 ~ report as a delinquent ·member t o ; be preserved for poste·r:i;ty:, :i,n the : : Temple archives , do you now? , Don It de-lay that che,c k -an cithE:ir. : minute ! . The Templ~ n c:: eds .i t more than youi?_~- -- - ,- , - - - - - ., CONGREGh.TION CONGAATUIJi,TE.S -GRi~D ; Members of Temple ·:I}.i:nai -Ii3rael '. extend their c'orrgr~tµlations and · ,. be st wishes to . the-ir<oi1-ly 1967 Hi gh School Gr~d:uate, Toin Steinman, who is completing his senior .year : .:.. at t11ona Shores,; ':Retiring pres·ident of the TYG,_ h-~ 'was awarded the Regents Alumi Scholarship (U of M) and Jiichigan Competiti ve Scholarship, and chose to attend University _of ~~-ic higan . G0_ocf luc.kt T ~\tJ~-~11 _m~~i.._y_o-u_l_· _·_ __ ·s .. STUDJJ,NTS .RECEIVi -~.,,Wli..RDS awards presented on 7 -~- - - - - . _ . - --~ May 21 were . t!): : :Robert Kaufmai?,'~ · NOTICE TO BOWLING 'IEAM MEMBERS Shay ,w iener., iDavid Silberman ; Gfl.r:s on Jaffe, f;1 ark ;Silberman; . . , Awards and .tiophieswill beF .'. presente d t<? mern,l)e-r s of th.f! _B 1_ga;i: N"aomi• V~iener, Garen· Jenkins .r . Brith Bowling Team .durin g the . . Donna Jenkins, Jeannette- _G reenSecond Annual ·rnstalla tion Dinner berg; Michc<:tel wiener, Debra Kanand Danc·e on Sunday, June 4, at tor, Joseph Roette~, Donald_ ;· -; the Masonic '.I'emple , . Roetter arn:i' Marc -,Rosen . . . . ·: J).;L_ Parke~.9;_reta _ ,, ., ' hc.hievement awards- were won :.·.-""'----.. -i_ by: : :'.Ken~y !-iercer, Dougias _-a ict · FOUND -AT ·cONF1RMhTI0N . . . • •• _: k"i.Jri - ~?-ffi~ :~:=Kindergarten class _· .h. new looking white purse .wi.tn __ honors went to flicl}aeJ_ ·Brody _and '."only g;Lovos ·inside, bu·t no idenJudy Jenkins .·for be:st behavior . tification . Call TemEle of!ic~-. ~ ·: Keep up __the :good work ! ALL MEETING IJATES ,.,,ND ·o'Il-IER INFORM!i~ TION FOR SEP TEM.oER BULLETIN N2EDED IN Wh ITING BY hUGUST 22 . THJillKS R. . ---:--Attendance . ·· · · .. . ·. SIST~HCOD THhNKS Hr: a nd Mrs • Merri~ Te~es ~or their gener~us contribution in honor of their son Seth's Bar Mit zvah . �JUNE, 1967 HAD ASSAH NE WSf\DTES LEATRICE E~N IS, PRESIDENT ISRAEL, THE LAND OF THE BIBLE, YET SO STRIFE TORN, IS THE B IRTHPLACE OF THE THREE GREAT RELIGIONS -- JU DA ISM, CHRISTIANITY, AND MOHAMMEDANISM. THIS TINY BIT OF LAND HAS PROVIDED THE SETTING FOR SOME OF THE MOST STIRRING EVENTS IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND. IT IS THE FULFILLMENT OF AN ANCIENT DREAM THAT MAKES AN AMAZING STORY, AWAITING THE MAGIC TOUCH OF HER RET URNING GHILDREN WHOSE LOVE AND BELIEF AND FAITH NEVER WAIVERED THROUGHOUT THE LONG, LONG YEARS OF EXILE. Bur INDEPENDENCE HAS BEEN AND IS NO EASY i~ ING FOR ISRAEL. SHE IS SURROUNDED BY HOSTILE NEIGHBORS, DEDICATED TO HER D~ STRUCTION. WE IN AMERICA HAVE REALLY NO CONCEPTION OF WHAT IT MEANS TO LIVE SO PR ECARIOUSLY, TO BUILD SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, AN D HO MES AND TRY TO LIVE NORMALLY WITHIN THE R!NGE OF ENEMY SNIPERS AND MOMENTS AWAY FROM BELLIGERENT AIRCRAFT. 11 LET ME BE CONTENTED IN EVERYTHING EXCEPT IN THE GRE AT SCIENCE OF MY PROFESSION. NEVER ALLOW THE THOUGHT TO ARISE IN ME THAT I HA VE ATT AINED TO SUFF l CIENT KNOWLEDGE 1 ~UT VOUCHSAFE TO ME THE STRENGTH, THE LEISURE, AND THE AMBITION EVER TO EXTEND MY KNOWLEDGE, FOR ARE IS GREAT, BUT THE MIND IS EVER EXPANDING. 11 HADASS AH STUDY GROUP WILL MEET AT THE RESIDE NCE OF ROS£ "ROSENBERG, 2217 JEFFERSON STREET, MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIG AN ON SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967 AT 1:30 P"'M. JOINT I NST ALLATION DJNNER DANCE OF HADASSAH AND SJSTERHOOD WILL BE AT THE MA SONIC TE MPLE, SUNDAY EVEN LNG, 6:JO PM JU NE 4, 1967 • RAB BI ROSE NBERG WANTSEVERYONE TO BE SURE TO ATTEND SERVICES FRIDAY EVENING, THE SAGA OF OUR PEOPLE 1 S STRUGGLE FOR FREE . JUN E 2, 1967 FOR SPECLAL PRAYERS FOR DOM IS AGAIN BEING WRITTEN IN LETTERS OF PE ACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. UUTOLD HEROISM AND FAITH THAT GOD PREVAILS. T 111s UN WAVERING FAITH WILL CONTINUE TO BE No w THAT SUMMER AT LONG LAST IS HERE, THE BLUEPRINTS FOR ENLIGHTENED WAYS OF IT IS OUR WISH THAT EACH AND EVERY LIVI NG, A BEACON LIGHT TO OTHER NATIONS HADASSAH MEMBER AND SISTERHOOD MEMBER STRUGGLING TO FIND THEJR WAY OUT OF THE ENJOYS A MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER AND DARK JUNGLES OF PAST ENSLAVEMENTS. WE'LL LOOK FORWARD TO FALL FULL OF PLANS 0 uR RECORDS OF PAST ACHIEVEMENTS ARE THE AND EXPECT ATIONS FOR A PLE ASANT AND C~ALLENGES OF THE FUTURE. FULFILLING SE ASON Of ACTIVITIES• So, UNTIL THEN, HAVE A WONDERFUL ON BEHALF OF THE SUCCESSFUL DONOR DINNER, SUMMER!!! WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK EVERYONE WHO HELPED MAKE THE EVENING SO THE DONOR COMMITTEE IS HEREBY HANDED ~FLISHTFUL AND SO ENTERTAINING. MANY, BOUQUETS & PAEANS OF PRAISE FOR HELPING MAN Y THANKS TO EACH-A ND E~ERYONE WH~ MAKE THE DONOR DINNER SO ENJOYABLE: Pl,R T IC I PATED. ELLEN ARON, RHODA ROSEN, EVELYN GALOMAt THE REGENT REGIONAL.CO MFERENCE IN BECK, RUTH 0P~ENHE IMER, ELLEN CAHILL, e ET ROlt, WE HAVE DEEN PROMISED;ONE OF THE AUDREY CAHILL, JEAN WIENER, DORIS MILLER, ISRAELt ·FASHIO N·.?HO VIS FOR FALL.- THE TREVA JAFFE, VIVIAN AND BETH ASHENDORF, PROCEEDS FOR THIS PROJECT WILL BE USED ROSE LAWSON, LEATRICE ENNIS, EILEEN FOR FUND RAISING -- FOR HIVO. JENKINS AND MRS. MAX ROTHSCHILD• 1 1 - MAIMONIDES HAS BEEN A GREAT SCHOLAR AND PHILOSOPHER IN HIS HOMELAND. AT THAT TIME, DISCIPLINE OF JEWISH STUDY INCLUDED MEDICINE. IN EGYPT, HE CONTINUED TO SERVE HIS OWN PEOPLE AFTER DAILY WORK FOR THE SULTAN WAS DONE. MAIMONIDES CARRIED AS PART OF HJS RELIGIOUS BELIEF, THE PRACTICE or- MEDICINE. His 11 DAILY PRAYER Or A PH YS ICIAN BEFORE VISITING His PATIENTS" IS !N SOME WAYS MORE PROFOUND AND NOBLE THAN THf FAMOUS HIPPOCRATIC OATH• WRITTEN IN THE LATE 11001 s, IT SAiD: t .·~ 1 " INSPIRE ME WITH LOVE FOR MY ART AND FOR THY CREATURES. Do NOT ALLOW THIRST FOR PROFIT, AMBITION FOR RENOWN AND ADMIRATION, to INTERFERE WITH MY PROFESSION, FOR THESE ARE THE ENEMIES OF TRUTH AND OF LOVE FOR MANKIND AND THEY CAN LEAD ASTRAY IN THE GREAT TASK OF ATTENDING TO THE WELFARE OF THY CREATURES• PRESERVE THE STRENGTH OF MY BODY AND OF MY SOUL, THAT THEY EVER BE READY CHEERFULLY TO HELP AND SUPPORT RICH AND POOR, GOOD AND BAD, ENEMY AS WELL AS FRIEND. IN THE SUFFERER LETME SEE ONLY THE HUMAN BEING••• �ANNIVER&&IES - --•·- --JUNE CON®Ra 'l'l.JLhTION~ J.Q : Mr . and Mrs . Jeffrey Conn ~. ~.hose new dau ghter We.ndy arrived on: Jerome Cherin, June 9 May 5 . She joins sister .1:1.my Deb:r._a . Jeffrey Conn, June 17 at home . . Meyer Jacobs, June 18 Hr . and l'lrs . Samuel Wbl osin , Sol Silverman, June 20 who also have a new daufhti'r born 1:1.lan Oppenheimer , June 2C Msi:y 9, and who have named pe:r; Robert Brody, June 22 Ilisa Gayle . She has a si~ter Jac k Lipman, June 23 Lorri J:1.nn and a brother Bruce to Har old Kline , June 30 help take care of her . Dr . and Mrs . Ralph, who receive d ~e rnar 0 Cohen, July 3 word of the birth of a grand.,. Danie l Roetter, July 3 dau ghter, ..::i.111:,T Rochell , who arrivEld . Edwa rd Krause, July 4 May 10 . Her parents are Dr . and· Jess Levin , July 8 Mrs . Charles Babbush , who live in Hm; ard Brue lbeck , July 9 .Tai tei, Ta ,_,·Jan✓ ,Rep ublic of_ Ch~~~~-Samue l r rice, July 24 ~ & Mrs . Harry Berman, June 8 Mr . 1 Mrs . Hrs . Mrs. Mr s . Hrs . Mr . &. Mrs . Mr . & Hrs . Mr . & Krs . Mr . & Mr . & j\Jr . & Mr . & JULY Mr . & Mr s . Mr . & Mrs . Mr . & 1"lrs . Mr . & hrs . Mr . & hr s . Mr . 2. Mr1:. . ,i.UCrUST Mr~&Mrs . Mr . & Hr s . I"lI' . & Nrs . Mr . le Hr s . Mr . & Mr s . Mr . & Hrs . i'1r . & Nrs . Douglas Rosen, .11.ugust 12 Joseph Singer, ,i.ugust 15 Perry Bacon, 1~U[!Ust 16 Jack Steindler, 1:1.uf' ust 24 Robert Libner, ,'l.ugust 24 Samue 1 "\ · olosin, ...u gust 2; Herbe rt Ennis, · 1 ..u gust 27 Mr . & Ivir s . Ifaurice Stromberf! , __ _,....: ·U::!f:!...;u:.:..s;_t__:3;._l_ _ _ _ _;- V,J.,UED ~......... ~ - ---- F.• MILY . 'IO LE.i.VE _MUSKEG N _ ___ ·--· ..._ It ·i s with deepest· regret that we find we are losing Herb a_nQ Leatric e ·'Ennis and their dau gh ters Randy Sue a'ri.c:; . JVieryl, who are being transferred t his summer . Leatrice has beeri president of Radassah for · · two years, and the ent ire family will be gre a tly mis sed . Their addre s s a f ter ... ugust 15 will be 1705 Cent r a l , ..venue , Deerfield, Illinois ~2 • CONTRIBUTIONS Garden Fund in memory of Louis · Darmstadter and Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Cohen .from Mr . & Mrs . J . Kelly. Kaufman· L _il tar Fund , in •memory . of Louis Darms tad~er from i'-'Ir ·. and Mrs . . Harold Silverman YCUTI-I SCHOL.ItSHif FUNDJ in honor . of 1967 C:onfirmation Class from Mr . & Mrs . Edw~rd _K_r_a_u...:.$_e....;._ _ __ - ---~-----·----- ARBBI Is FUND Mr . and Mrs . Jack Ste indler and Mr . ::l.nrl Mr!'; . HP. nrv Darms tadte r . CORRECTION .• . ~ . " . . It was Mrs . ,Ludrey Cahill and da~ghter Ellen we wereilianking for the fine displays in the lobby showcase • . Sor~y about that typographi~ ·c al error which came out -Chaill . This· really takes a lot of · ingeriuity_L_!,ime and. .c re ative tale.nt .. __ .. __________ REFU11.H , SHii.LLHMi.~H ......, Our prayers and sincere . b'es·t . wishes for a full recovery to MRS . WILLL,.M DRUKER MRS . JOSTo.H PlENER __ . •-.~ �YAHHZEIT YAHRZEIT CONTINUED - Notice to those who will · be observing a June Yahrzeit : If the FLORA KRUP , mother of Hrs . Louis Yahfzeit date is later than June 8, Aron , August 6, Tammuz 29 but you would like to hav~ it obJOHANNA KALLHEIM, mother of Mrs . served June 2 when Rabbi .H.9senberg Selma Cahn, August 12, Av 6 is present, plea·s e advise Temp.J,e . . . PHILLIP GRANIK , father of lirs . office at otice ~ Otherwise it will William Stern, August 14 be observed on the 1"riday preceedin BORIS PGDLIVNiR, father of Yir . Alits dite by *homever holds the serbert Parker , August 15 vices in the Rabbi ' s absence, and PrtULINE FI:;zLDS, mother of Mr . Harry you will be reminded by card that Fields, August 15, Av 9 week . K0:r-1Ma GUDELSKY, husband of Mrs. JUNE Martha Gudelsky , father of Mr. Marvin Gudelsky , brother of Mr. ABRAHAM R0S2N , brother of Mrs . Goldie Smith, June 1 David Gudel sky and Mrs . Robert SARAH R0SiNBZRG , mother of Mr . Cherin, ii.ugust 16 Robert Rosenberg, June 5, Iyar 26 EDNh R0E'ITER, mother of Mr . funiel NATHAN JACOBS, father. of Mr . Meyer Roetter, i1ug-ust 16 Jac,op_s , Jurie 5, Iyar 26 SAMUEL KRUF'SKY, father of Mr·s . MOLl.,IE' FLAXMAN-, mother of Mrs . Leo Harry Berman, 11ugust 17 Rosen, June 17 , Sivan 9 MICHA.EL I-lnLKIN, father of Mrs . SAMUEL ROSEN, brother of Mrs . Goldie Ellis Chevlin, August 18 S:ni th, June 22 L&.H i!:STHi:R .i-i.UGUS0VITZ, mother of DR.···HENRY H0NICK, father of Y.1rs . Dr . Ralph iiUgust, august J.8 Alan Oppenheime r, June 26 S.1MU1.:,'1 L.-..\, S0N, husband of Mrs . Rose Lawson, father of Hrs . Jerome BESSIE ::LINE , mot:i_e r of Mr . Harold Kline, Juno 26 Cherin, l1ugus t 21, J..v 15 --~ ~~EDITH BERKO1HTZ, mothe r of Mrs . Charles Rubinsky, J une 29 M.2:M0RL~L STONE TO BE UNV.i!:ILED JULY AARON SOLOMON , father of Mrs . Meyer .. J ac obs, July 6, Sivan 28 IDA Gfu:ENEERG , mother of Dr . Arthur Greenberg , July 9, Tammuz 1 ZELDA P0DLIVNER, mother of Mr . Albert Parker, July 10 SOLOMON KOHN, father of Mrs, Jack Lipman, July 15, Tammuz 7 RACHAEL LaH SIMON, mother of Mr . Joseph Simon, July 30, Tammuz 22 AUGUST DANil!.i.. BRUJ, brother of Mrs. Samuel Price, August 5 DAVID JACOBS, father of Hrs . Earl -~c~~-L-},_u~£....us_t___5________ .imnouncement has been made that the unveiling of the Memorial Stone for Komma c:udelsky will take place Sund~y, July 30 ~ ~ t 1: 30 PM CHliNGE OF .1-~DDRESS On your Community Lists, change the address of Mr . and Mrs . Garrett Galombeck to 3363 Fifth Street, Muskegon Heights, 49444 . Phone is 737-413.5 Send that message by UNI0NGfLH . Booklets of 4 for $1 . 00 are available • 11 . Cahill 773-5340 �R.i.BBI TO VISIT iNGL.ND Habbi Rosenberf! will leave Muske gon on June 8 for rather a busman ' s holiday in ingland where he will spend three weeks . in study and re search at the British .Museum . His daughter Vivienne will re turn with him to Muske gon on June 29 for an . opportunity to get acquainted . Friday evening vesper services will be conducted as usual at 8 : 00 under the supervision of President ••lan Oppenheimer during the Rabbi's absence . Mr . Oppenheimer of the Temple se ere tary may be con tac te d for the address of a Rabb i if one is E11 ~ded whil9 Dr_. Rosenberi:: is a ~ --GR.aND OP.i:NING IN. S.ti.1"1~1'.il.L:;} SIST...:,1-tHOGD 1)1•ID- UP Mi~MBBRSHH' ,,ND ••CEiiWEh.SNT SnVE S.... VE - S••VE Watch for Sisterhood MaiU SECR.2:T••Ity"is"'""SUMMBR HOURS Throu~h Junelf-:-9·_ :'°3O-:-Y : 3O -Mondays throur h Thursdays June 12 - Labor Day - 12 : 30 ~ 2:30 -Mondays and Thursdays , other hours by appointment on an 11 q.s nece.ssary 11 basis . Home phone 773 - 6957 . 1-l.I,1 INFORM,;. TION FOR SEF' T2l{o.i!.R EULLi TIN N.ti:JDED EiY ,,UGU.ST 22 IN ~IT~JES} .• T Ttf{t LG OFFICE . -·-- --- ~ UJC URG~S CCOr .:R... TION' HOLY. DHYS - 1967 - United Jewish Charities urgently October 4.~ Rose Hashanoh ~~e requGsts that all who have not made October 5 - Thursday, Rosh Hashanoh their 1967 pled·.. es do so at once , October 13 - Yorn Kippur Eve and that those whose pled ,., es are October 14 - Saturday, Yorn Kippur unpaid send in checks as soon as October 18 - .Succoth Eve ·PQ._s_s_igle . . . -~-·--gctober 19 - .11?ursday, Succoth CONGREG.. TION B ' N•• I ISR,..!!,'L FOURTH & irLBSTiR MUSKE GON, MIC EIG,.N 49441 ' . ..... ~ - - ~ - - - ~ - - - - - - - -~ ;::, .0 l �FDU,.TH ANO WE •• Tll:R" MUBICEGDN, MICHIGAN 49441 TU,ONDNS PA 2•2703 Arr11.1ATllD UN1DN ar AMaa,aAN Hs • aaw CaN • •a • ATlaN • RA •• OR. PHILLIP "0 , P1111: • 1DSNT • 11:N • ERII, • .A., TH,0. AL.AN P. 0PiaENHEIMER May 29, 1967 Dear Con?regant: Special prayers for Peace in Israel and ViGtnam will be held thia Fri~ay, June 2, at 8:00 ~M. Please make every ef.L ort to attend this important service. Sincerely yours, 1 J -} I .::l •"\ L J l. ltJ €--.-, a lan P. Ofpenheimer President of Congregation ,i.l'O;hm t ...,(.~.~'-- � 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-196706 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 1967-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1967 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 1967. 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/5796b1fd89262fa43af1be6ee7758d25.pdf 60233a9b8b6fa9217341dbd1c334d4c5 PDF Text Text BNAI ISRAELBULLETIN . MUSKEGON e MICHIGAN! A]3RAH,_AM RUDE.!lMAN,,i Rabbi o n , .. - · · Louis Gr(?s~mann President.o _ . June ~-;:::::I92f. . A!'l'ili~tea witn trn!on or Am~rican Yre6rew bonEee,e:· .Tivan 1 5114:1),, CONFIRMATION SERVICE SA'fuiffil!; :1Ifflt £ lffoo P 2Me A cantata 11 t£WHAT IS TORAH" by Ira &. Judith Eisenstein, directed by Mrso Abra- ham Ruderman will be presented o oo~ooooo o oooooooooooooooooeoo0ooooe?o SABBATH SERVICES Saturday, 8:30 A.M~ 00000000 0 0000000000000000000000000000 SHAVUOTH SERVICES SundayD June 6~ 7:30 PoMo Monday 9 · June ?i·S:30 AoMo Monday p Jwie 7~ 7:30 P.Mo · Tuesday, June 6~ 8:30 AoMo Memorial Yizkor Service==Tuesday~ June 8 9 10:00 AoMo · o ooooooo o oaooooooooooooooooooeeoeoGoo SHAV-\JOTH-THE FEA~T OF ~ IMPORTANT QATES .}£~ The birthday 0£ the Ten Conimanments will 'TJ1'mE-"""soooCOnfirmation Servlce~ 8:00PMf be marked by the Jewish people throughJune lOooTemple Board Meeting~ 8:30PM) out the world during their annu.c~l obser~· June 12$oBar M.i.tzvahooIRWIN AUGUST 3 ) vance of the festival known a s Pentecost ~ ( 10:30 A.Mo · } ! which begins at sunset Sunday ii June 6th <> · «June 14.ooB'nai Brith Installation, ) (( Bill Stern's, P.M9 ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 ·0 0 «June l4oaSisterhood Rummage Sale } According to Jewish tradition~ the Cc,mn. mandments containing mankind's f'irst set . «June 24ooHadaasah Card Party & Style) (( Shows, YWCAi, 1:00 PoMo ) · of ethical rules were made known to the Israelites by Moses just seven weeks af- ~J.ulv 2~e aSundax ,,~ql}gol Picnic.a,...~ L ! =- ter he led them out of Egyptia11. bondage o For this reasonr; tha holiday is known in Hebrew as Shavuoth (ShOW=VOO=OS}i a word meaning "Weeks~. The name. Pent1cost~ indicates that fifty days intervene be~ tween Passover 9 the time of liberationv and Shovuoth 0 the time of the granting or the Decalogueo The festival is also designated in the pages of the Bible as WEDDING ANNIVERSARX Mt-a & Mrso Stanley Baru 9 June {22nd Anniversary) 5tho 0000000000$~00000000Qooo YAHRZEI.,m Michael Sachs~ father of Mro Burton the feast of the first fruitsQ In the • · Sachs~ May 300 days when the Temple stood in ,Jerusalem" Abraham Rosen 0 brother or Mrso Tillie Pentecost was the occasion ot pilgrin1ages · · Jacobs9 June l~ ~~ the sanctuary where offerings or the Samuel Rosen~ brother ot Mrso Tillie x1rst fruits were made in grati tude -for Jacobs~ June 4o· t he Lord' s bounty o In modern t imes.f} the ooooooooooooooooooooooooo t he time of the summer ingathering and. ,.. oliday is marked by special ~ynag~gue THERE ARE STILL A FEW CONGREGANTS WHO ,ervices wherein praise is voiced in pray-HAVE NOT SENT IN THEIR DUES FOR 1953- -r a~d song tor the material and moral,. 1954 0 PLEASE TAKE CARE OF THIS IMPBRT'O!!lb eauc;y which the Almighty One shares wi.th ANT MATTER NOW umanity o Reform Jewish congregations in(Continued on next page) ,) �troduced the rite of Confirmation on Sh.$vuoth; this is the ceremony wherein teen-a~e boys and girls are graduated NEW TEMPLE OFFICERS At a commu..llity election~ held in the from the first phase of their spiritual Temple vestry on ~iay 27th the following training and thus confirm the co1tenant Of;f,i~~r"z., and Trustees were elected to made at Sinai to heed the precepts Toraho - or 00~00@0000000000000@000~0@0 se~ 0n the Temple Board for 1954~1955: PRBSIDENT~··••oo••ooo~LOUIS Mo BERMAN lst'VICE PRES .... •••o•oDOUGLAS ROSEN 2nd VICE PRES •• oaooMAXWELL ROSS TREASURER ........ oo•••oDR. ARTIDJR GREEN BERG · HON. fflEASURER •• o•••ooREUBEN BERMAN SECRETARY.,oo•ooeeooooiOSE LAWSON @ •• Oiir congra tuJ..a ti.(mP to lift."' o &. Mrs o Saul Jacobson on ~n1::i:c ,;;.doptio:n of a sonv Paul Fredericko :May he bring them m.u.ch i']naches 11 and blessings 0 oe~oooocoooooooaoo•0 Congratulltions to Mro & Mrs0 Samuel Siegel on the gra.duation of their da:ugh= ter Barbara Ann from Michigan State Colleg0i, with a BoSo Degi..ee in elementary educationo ••••••••oooooeoeo~oo ~.J.!§TI;.E.g__ TO ~RVE, FOR 3 _YEA&§. LOUIS GROSSMAN PAUL WIENER LEO ROSEN SAMUEL LIPMAN TED NEUMER HAROLD ROSEN •••••oeoooooeooooooooooo 000@0000000000008000 Our prayers and best wishes for the speady recovery of Mrso Milton Steindler who is ill at Hackley Hoapitale 800000000000000~ao0e The Rabbi and the eoni~ee;ati<:m wish to express their gratitude to Mr;:;,, Charles JOSIAH WIENER to serve for the unexpired term of Dro Arthur Greenberg ooooooooeoooooooooooeo A PSYCHIA1'RIC DIAGNOSIS • ~ - 1Jr1·::e-rz,.,,,..ae xrrt o e :e=:wao Strlngf'ellow Bal'T in his book" "Let's Join ·t.he Human Race " tells us that we are losing the r:i.ght against Com- munism precisely because we are mistaik ing it for our chief problem and trying to attack it direetlyo Actually vic~ to the Lj,h:r~:"."y· She has bean engag= our chief problem is not Communism but ed in cataloguing the books which were the fact that most or the-inhabitants purchased through ·the Sadie J.,iprr.ian. M\;;;m= of our world are starvingti diseasedf> or-lal FundQ With the sur~mer season and illiterate and that we are doing approaehing2i will you please ex...~mine almost nothing about ito It is easy your book shelves and retun1 all books to see why we make the mistake he marked "1Libz$ar7 of Ccmgrega:tion BW.nai Israel?"' \ speaks ofo It is because it is less painful to us to attack the Communist 6eoeoooo600DOODOOOOOOO than to try to relieve the misery or people living outside our rich and come fortahle co,mtryo But there·is a visThe Rabbi was invited to give the invo= cious circle in this mistake~ for the cation at the followi.ng affa:i.rs: Annual more we throw ourselves into the "deCommunity Chest Dinnere Joint Luncheon f'ense a~ainst Communism" the less time of Greater Muskegon Service Clubs~ and and money is left tor the relief of the Hadassah Closing Lunchei,n\) He address- the world's sufferingo ed the Honor Society of Muskegon Junior o•oooRoC• MURPHY, M.Do Locke for her faithful and devoted aer- College at their annual dim1erl\l threw the ball out at the opening of the Muskegon Little Leag:ueo He gave an illust rated lecture on Isr•ael at the Muskegon Heights Kiwanis Luncheon and the Union of Israelites at West Olive~ .Michigano He also served as judge for the CeioOo High School Essay Contesto ooaooo0000000000000Go00 00 •••0•0•0•0••00•000000000000 nrr your husband refuses to wipe dishes claiming that .1~ is not a man's job, ask him to read Second Kings, 21:13: " 'And I will wipe Jerusalem as a man wipeth a dish!) wiping it, and turning i.t upside downo' "F'drther comment will not b&·neeessaryY 000000000000000000000000 � 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-19530602 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 1943-06-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 2, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 2, 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/a7e9b762f41f40d72fd4762ea47bbcdc.pdf fb71253399aec834691bb22f77f5f6d7 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,NAI ISRAEL MUSKE40N, MlCHl4AN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Dr. Arthur Greenbe r g , Presi den t June 2 , 1961 liirs . Evelyn Ga lombe ck , Choir Dire c tor Si Yan 1D , 5721 Hr. Arnol d Bourziel, l1usic Dir e c t or and Or~anist C O i ! 1 ! U rJ I T Y \! 0 R S H I P F'IlJAL I SSUE S,f\ 8CONSECRATIO.tl l~·/\ Tj-j OFJ une OFFICERS 2nd 8: 30 PM NEW Templ e , Si s t er hood , Hada s sa h, B' nai B'rith Oneg Sha,1ba t TORAH DISCU ~J,SION: "WORDS OF TOR.t1.H FOR T0DilY 11 Exodu s , Cha pters 21-24, Humber s 16-17 Rab½i and Discu s sa,_"1 ts: Mr. Louis Gro s sr.lan and Mr. Robe rt Libn e r 1\J t X~! 'f~ :,: ;:,)~)~ir"\~i: i~ if--i~ ~~ ~~ ."I 1~ '---' q i--' uf\ I ' i_( i~ .~~ i~ i( ~~ i~ ~~ ~~ ~( i( )H( }( ;( ~ if--i{ ;~ 1 i: i~;( :, ;~;~ )f-;~ :: J, -i~ :(" '- I I ' June--2.th 8 : 30 Pl'-1 BAR riITZVAH OF I 1 DANIEL BACON 0neg Sha',be.t ne cep tioJ 1 -~•~ CO I\ -:ri~-ii""i~-;{-iH~!~X~ ~iH(-X~ • H~~:-,nHr:~~~ ;H;-~("""~~~ ~3~ -~:--;~ -!~ - ;~-;:-}(-'~-~-iHHH}-;~* C Lu C) 11\ l G SERVICt June 16th 8: 30 PH FAAILY VORSHIP In Honor of Fat hers ' Day Reli giou s School Teachers and Staff Re cognition High School Graduate s R 'co gnition One ,· Shabba t T R A D I T I O N A L W O R S H I P- Continuin g Throughout the Surnne r Sabbath Eve June 2, 9 & 16 Sabba th Morn June 3, 10, & 17 7 : 30 PM 8:30 AM �RABTH TO YOU ARE YOU AN AMERICA!~ JEl;l? American Jews are a generous and an open-handed group. Look nt how they support UJA, buy Isr?el h on0s, build hospitals, endow univ8r s ities, underwrite cultural p ro 8rams , and so on. But there i s one glari n g f l a.w . Too large a part of American Jewry is still far from z a:'1.erous ~--'h en it comes to making a contribution to "religion"--that is, to t heir Te:.l}, le Building· Funds, and to their natio'1al institution s . It is a lop-sicl.ed a -::ipreciation of what i s best for Judaism vhen a ma.Tl gives gra:.12.ly to c cultural ·cause and ni ggar cliy or not at all for the training of rabbis; when he gives boomingly to a. medical campaign but grudgingly or not at all for the religious education of chilcJ.ren. The Combined Ca.1u)ai :.,n for American Reform Judaism has oeen f ighting this upside-down practice for years--and more and more congre gants of Reforni Temples are begL.·1.ning to see the' light. Still--the r e are far too many who still think th.it they can perpetuate Judai sm by z iving munificently to everything but Judaism. Giving to Jewish cau ses is fine. -Giving to Judai sm--that it iiW.Y _;:;iye strength to Jewry-:...i s e oually as fine. Think it over. _____________________B~1_11etin Excha..."1€£9 Dear Congre gant: As a Sisterhood , we 2.re ~,riIt was nice to see a fa irly good m.sirily a r eligious organiz;a tion, turn-out at the electi on this ;1ast the right arm of our Ter,1 ple, with Sunday , and I vish to congratulate obli gations a.s pa.r ents to our tho new officers aT1d. j1.ew :member:, of childr~n e.nc our com.Dunity. It is t he 3oc,rd of Tru,;;tee s . It ,ms a our duty as parents to set c. ·)os.iplea sure to have served the c 0Illi;1ux1i t y _t.;t_ve example for 0 11r chilc:_:cen . thLs ) ast year and I hope that HG At t rmding Sah b a th s r;:::·vice c; 1 eha ·e made s ome pro gr es s. Let us all ~;l,' .lRr ly e.s a family i s Oi.1ly one tl n out for the instc.. llation c.innc r way , but, a not to b e~ forgottei.1 a· l by so doing show o-..ir ,3u _ppc::: t of on e ! I~ we cc1.n m.J.ke our Judaism , .. r n ew Presiden t, Abe Asb c:idcrf. a n .r:J vita l , <\y ,iamic influen c e in Meanwhile , we l1.:: v e a n o"vh:=:i:: .·- i:> ,rc-i..h our live s, we a.re , i nrl.ec0. , making to go 1:ntil the n e w : egi r:1c t a~~0s pincgTeSSo Pl e2. s0 coopc:;. 0. t e by '1,:1yi;_1g 1, ver . I t i ,, m.y fe:i.-·-rent hope th2.. t, alJ -:i ou r pls:ig:Js . The 'l'c;n )l-1 ne ::ds a ll o f u s , the f c1. ithful _. ti:c ~le s s t he noney which h2.s b een :_:iled ged worker s to whori I am very gr 0.teful , i:::rmedie. tel~ and those who could do mo::·e if tney Cor,· ial ly y oL1r .1) woul d , join to gether f or 0 r ec.ter Arthur Greenbe rG, achievement of our co"~~on J oals Pre s i dent as Sisterhood memhers . Dear Siste:. ;,s we plan f or the <.,"9 ·:;in ; yec..r As our f o1'!1ial Si st2r hood. y ear with "old". and ne·." officer3 w1d drc1.ws to a (lo s e , this is a good time b oa rcl.s t ,:.kin.3 on both olc:. mic. n ew to think to::et hc:.~ a bout th8 pa st r e•3·0on s ibili ties and challen ::;e s; year - our i:cco,ilpl i shr.ient .s 2.~1 r]. 2. lso we ,_: 1 t you ple2.se lencl your h0l ~Jing ou r di i3ap·-;)0 ~'1 t:.'lc:c1t s? b11 t o:,1ly for t ha I hi:'.r..d a:r,d heart,? 1-re will all ·:,e pur \Jos s of _oe·l-:, ··,er p1·epc.:--·.i..·1g um:·-:;_•j_cher. Sisterly _yours, selve s fo :r. +,hs fu 4:1.1.:.·o, \ :Zlaine F1·iE.;::d, '-?:.c!:ls'ide.at 1 1 1 1 ::: I �C A L E :i D A R JUNE 4th Sunday C9nfiruatiQn Class - 12:15 - 4 6th :Tuesdav Sis t e~ d &: Hadassah Lunch 12:45 8th •Thursday BOA..."9.D OF TRUSTZES 11th - Sunday Confinna.tion Class 12:15 - 4 'ra.·lPLE INSTALLATION DINNER 6: 30 12th - -i,.ionday Teachers' Evaluation Meeting 3:30 14th ··Tednesday l IHAL OONFIRi-tiATION REHEARSAL 7-9 Op en Sisterhood Board Meeting 8:30· 15th Thursday BOARD OF EDUCATION 8:15 pH B 1 nai B 1 rith 8:30 PM 17th - Saturday · CONFIRJ/JATIOH CER:i!:HOi:JY 8:00 18th - Sunday FA'l'fER.3' DAY SUNMER CALEllDAR 20::-24th Tue sc~ay - Saturday Central Conf. American Rabbis ilJ. y. 25th - Sunday RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PICNIC 10: an TEMPLE FA N I LY A.'1Ili versaries lvIT. & Nrs. Harry Berman, June 8 lir. & Mrs . Jerome Cherin, June 9 Sarah Stein TEMPLE W STAµ, ATIOlJ DL:IN ER srraDAY, JUNE 11 AT THE PAGO]?A. 2325 Peck St., Muskegon Heights 6:30 to 7 : 30 Cocktail Hour, 7:30 Dinner pace is limited to 70 persons. Abosolutely last day for re s ,3 rva.tions is Uednesc'J.ay, June 7. Call .rnmple for Reservations. Cost ~~3 er person . Let's pay our respect to the outgoing and inconing presi ~ents! SISTJRHOOD OPZN BOAF.D ,-1:S.:ZTI NG Ju..."le 14 - \·!edne sda.y 8: 30 Pl'-1 in the Tem1_)le 1961-62 Budget to be Approved AUCiU ST 26th - Saturday fr,;::iortan t : :__ All Sisterhc v:l Bl:!.r Hi tzvah of Randy Grossman _ ___;;l:..::c 1Enbers '\)elcene · _. ~7j;J].-30th_ Sunday - Wednescla'[ SIS'l'-2:RHOQD..:.HADASSAH CLQ :..,L-. J LUNCHE01' T3.ACH'.ri:R T?J.,,Ill rnG Tuesday - june 6th - ~1.75 ) erson 29th - SEPTEtB~R 2, Tues. Sa t. Y. W.C. A. - 12:45 P. M. i:-iGTY SUI:fr,1El. CON CLAVE Reservo.ti ons not tal~en after June 4 3/.-X- ~;- -~ --~·-r• f-:r:H~-X~fCall Ren a Levine or Rhoc.•.a Rosen CPJ.EiiDAR FOR NEXT YEAR PEJ-1749 PL5-1105 L S:8:0TEl-:iI.JR 10th - Sunday B' nai B 1 rith-Sist3rhooc1. RELIGIOUS I I Openin g of School - Sunday Cl a ses I SCHOOL PICNIC - June 25th EVE ROStl HASHANAH 10: 00 Al:1 until dark, HcGraft Park ].9th - 'l'i,esday Helpers needed - Ca ll Jacob =:vz Y0 .-1 KIPPUR (KOL NIDRE) Ash'c)ndorf or ; 1a ine Friend --'-"-'------' OCTO: ::_:;R 3 - Sunday Mona Vie 1 -r J evish Ce0'1etery I Te2.c; Jr s I nsti.tute (1.?nsing) 1-ssociation once again announces ifo F Jligious School the a vailability of gr , _ve spaces. OCT• J- J 9 - Monday For i nforrJ.F.tion contact L ~ A;.; h c,n -- -- - - - ------·- Oj_)' 1bg of :f'J_, J.igious School d.orf now. ·c iJr 'e\i -Cle:_ s ~· .. :, s * �\ \ ', C O .,.l F I R i.·. A T l O iJ BAR i'iiIT ZVA.H Evening, Ei ght O1 Clock ftfr . and 1--Irs . Perry Bacon cnnounce the Bar Ni tzvah of their son, Daniel June r?, 1961 on Friday, J·un e 9th a t 8: JO o I clock Tenpl e B 1 '.1 ai I s r 2el in the evenin G ruF invite the conc.;re gc.tion to the rece •Jtion :L,ir.1edio.. t Gly f'ollowl n ,; i;:1 the :'3ocial ha ll. F..ZCZPTION 1 rG:TUJdI Si-IELLYHt_H I rrm1edia tely following services Our pra.yers for good. health for The e;1tire Congre ga tion is corHRS. GUS DEJONG, who i s a l)atient dially invited~ All youth 13 yea.rs a t Hackley. r e \:now she 1-rould wel- old and over (unless members of the ""'c"'o""'n""' 1e'--"e"")"":t"-')1,__,·e=s='::;="l= · o=n=s=-"-o=-=- f -=g_,co.,co~d~,-~i=s=h=e~s~·~- familie s of the confirmlliids) are -if- -cm•cH a llv invited. I N V I 'I' A T I O ll m&y WITH THE Rf-1.]i3I He has spoken to the Heights Kiwanis and Optimists Clubs concerning Judaism and the Eichmann trie.l. .• the rea ction wa s very good and deeper under ·: tandin g obtained--He was the main speaker for t he de;:1oria l Day Par :::i.de . . .. Vha t s tand s out a!!1on _; a ll o. cti vi ti e s thi s past year, concernin g the Rabbi, ha s be en the Sen.1on Series, "Grea t Sons of _the Je,:~fsh P~ple: Mose s 1 J e_$u s. Har x anec \FreuG. "-CONGlli::l..iATION B , ~:! AI I 3RA~L Fourth & Vebster Stree ts; Muske gon , Hichi __;an ' Telephone : PA2-2702 Rabhinage: P06-5427 A Panel Discu s sion, with repre- sentatives of the major faiths on "Comparative Religion "--fa1d in the general comm.unity, 1-rhat h2.s L =i. s ting si gnificance was his sermon f or the Union Thants gi vin g 2Grvice a t the First Bapti s t Church to gether with the First CongregHtio:.10.l and Mothoclist groups, and a l s o his 1:ork as President of th,3 loca l Adult Edi2cation As socia tion. NON-PROFIT ORG.Ai~LATION THiE-V ALUE i!i.AIL � 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-19610602 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 1961-06-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 2, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 2, 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