937 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/f95d9fac309f77b83c8e60b2bb2c3403.pdf 09642546fdbe4392a080ba556a0a7a80 PDF Text Text BNAI ISRAEL BULLET N Muskegon 9 Micbigano Abraham , Ruderman~'),,. Rabbi 9 Sivan 20 9 5713 0 June 3 0 J.953-Affiliated with the Uriion of Amer 9 Heb 9 -Bernard FiFJ!.er:.,_ Presid~~~SABBATH EVE SERVICES Friday 11 Jtme 511 8:JO P.Me At this last late Friday evening service of the yearri every member and his family is urged to attend 11 as an expression of encouragement and unanimity with the goals of the Rabbi and Officers of our Templee In lieu of a sermon Rabbi Ruderman will review t he year's activities in the light of the Temple's long range programo A Torah service will be heldo Furthermore the Rabbi is anxious to re cei w~ the well-wishes of the congregation prrllor to his trip to Israelo If yot: Cf:\nnot come on timev you are welcome at any timeo An Oneg Sbabbat will follow the serviceo ••oooooooo oo~oeooo oo oo oooo cooooon TRADITIONAL SERVICE IMPORTANT DATES Traditional services will be continued each Sabbath throughout the summer months o If your Yahrzeit falls during these months 0 you are duty bo&ld to attend these services ~ Every F'riday at 7:30 P.M s Every Saturday at 9:30 A. M~ These services will be conducted by Rabbi Morris Ostrowsky and Mre ~lax Shumacher,, ~~M.PtE'2Alii'ff\.I :-anr;:m OilTIHl B1 nai Brith wil l be held at Pioneer Park on Sunday 0 June 2lsto Gamea and contests will be supervised by B'nai Britho Parents are urged to take this opportunity to spend the day in ~he open with their familiese Activities appealing to every age group will be sponsoredo Abraham Rosen~ brother of Mrso Tillie Jacobs-=June lo brother of Mrso Tillie Jacobs-...June l+o WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES CONGRATULATioffs TO & Mr. & Mro Mrso Mrso Leo Our prayers for the speedy recovery or Mrso Andrew Epstein who is i l l in Mercy Hospitalo Our deeoest svmoathv to Mr•o James M1;z ,1nd ~lr a & Mrs., ~~~:<: Pi::.her on their ttecent bere~V(,ll11$ntso BAR MITZVAH Mr~ & Mrso Ted Neumer take great pleas- YAHRZEITS Samuel Rosen 0 O PERSONALS The annual .outing ot ti1e 7e111ple and · (June 5o oFinal Community Service for™> ( the summer months.a.8:30 P~Mo) «June 6 0 0 Joint Installation Dinner Danie (( SHURFINE AUDITORIUMe 7: 00 p oM «June 9ooP .. T~Ao Meeting .,08: 15 P.Mo [June 20ooBar MitzvahooStephen Neumer) «June 2700Bar MitzvahooArthur Levy ) «June 21QoTemple-B'nai Brith PicniCo o ) (( Pioneer Parko ). (( J~e_.,:ll o_ o.':t~m__pl,~ Board J~eting, 2 8: 1,it,_Ill ~ No RoseooJune 2 ~- Stanley Baruo0June 5 0 (36th) (21st) eooooooooooooeovooooonooooo ure in requesting the company or the entire community at the Bar Mitzvah or their son Stephen Mi~hael , on Saturday the twentieth of Jun~ at 10:30 in the morningo The Beumer~ are looking forward to sharing their "Simchah" with all their .friendso Luncheon will lie served followi ng the serviceso P. T ,Ao; MEE,.,..INQ, Parents: Please allow nothing to interfere with your being present at a spec~ ial PoToAe Meeting on Tuesday 0 Jyne 9th at 8:15 P.M. The future well-being of our re,igious school is at stakeo Your �prese:cce at this meeting will indicate 7our will~ng~ess to help avoid a serioua crisis in our schoole Kindly bring your P.T.A. dues if you haven't already paid them 0 0~00000000000000000000000000 INSTALLATION DINNER DANCE SATURDAY~ JUNE 6bh~ 7:00 P.Mo SHURFINE AUDITORIUM~LAKETON A\~ Newly elected officers of the Temple, Sisterhood and Hadassah will be installed by Rabbi Rudermano This affair which promises to·be one of the high-lights of the year 0 will bring to a close a most successful year of organizational activity 0 Emphasis will be not on the 11 Hagaddah" but on the "Knaidlach"0 Speeches will be held at a minimum 0 but dinner and dancing will be at a maximumo CONGRATULATIONS JUNE 7th , To Mr & I"lrs e Simon lfaylor O paren·ts of Mrso Abraham Ruderman on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversaryo eo00oooooooooooeooooooooooooe '9 Muskegon Chap~er or Hadassah is proud to present the new Officers and Trustees for 1953-1954: PresidentooG~GOO&OOOOOOOe~Ruth Krause 1st Vice Preseoeoooeooqoooirene Steindler 2nd Vice Pres••••e•o•oooo~Betty Price Record Sec'Y•oooeooeoooooDorothy Goldberg Corres Sec'Yoooe••ooooShirley Bercovitz Treasurer®oooooo®oooooo6Gloria Grossman Trustees Elissa Teles=Frances Steindler-Syd Strifling 0eo0000~0000000000000000000 O$~O~~oooooooooeoeoeooooooo Temple B'nai Israel is proud to present the new Officers and Trustees for the year 1953-1954: President.eoooooooooo00Louis Grossman 1st Vi~e Presooooooooe0Dou3las Rosen 2nd Vice PreseooouoooooLouis Mo Berman Treasurer ••• oooooooocooMaxwell Ross Hon Treasurer•••oooo~eReuben Berman Secretary •• ooooooooooooRose Lawson 0 Trustees Sam Lipman Eli Smith Leo Rosen Edward Krause Harold Rosen Dro Ralph August Max Lebow Jack Steindler Paul Wiener Samuel Klayf Joseph Strifling Herman Grossman Harold Silverman Jack Lipman Seymour Rosenberg Mrso Fred Stein (Newly elected) Abe Ashendorf Dr. Arthur Greenberg Henry DarmstadterFred Rodoff Bernard Fisher .Fred Stein Morris Golden Dr. Morri-s; Teles ••ooGOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOO "'FILTH'! LUCRE" =====tt :rn:, The Dubner Maggid once came to a wealthy man and asked a-donation for a worthy causeo The man, who was lmown to be a miser 9 refused to give ito "You will always remain richl'J "· the preacher saido "What do you mean by that?" the miser askedo "I'll give you an examplev" the preacher replied. "For instance~ if you were to lose a ruble in a filthy place 0 would you bend down to pick it up?" "Non· answered the miser. "Well~ the good Lord (may He forgive me for the comparison) also lost 50,000 rubles in a · dirty placeo It will always lie there 9 for He will never soil Hi.s hands to take it outo You will always remain a rich manp" the preacher explained ~ ••oooeooooooooooooeeoooooo 0 Lord give rne serenity, To accept the things I cannot change. Courager; to change what could and should · be changed; · Wisdomv to see the differenceo oeeooeo0eoeooooooeoooo0000 Sisterhood B'nai Israel is proud to pre- AGAIN WE ARE REMINDING OUR CONGREGANTS sent the new Officers and Trustees for TO KINDLY RETURN BORROWED BOOKS FROM THE the year 1953-1954: TEMPLE., WE ARE TRYING TO CATALOGUE ALL BOOKS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCEo THANK YOUo President ••• eeeoooo~oEsther Stein lst Vice Preso111000000Gertrude Greenberg THE FISCAL TEMPLE YEAR ENDS JUNE 30 9 1953 2nd Vice Preso•••ooooHelen Roberts Corre so Sec 1 yo o • o • o o (.r.i.1).ian . FagE.i ARE YOUR DUES FOR THIS PERIOD PAYED UP? HELP US BALANCE THE BUDGET BY PAYING UP Recording SeciyooooooRoslyn Chevlin YOUR DUESo DO IT HOW WHILE THE REMINDER •rrustees IS FRESH IN YOUR MEMORY. THANK YOUo Ellen Aron- Mildred Rodoft~Betty Pries oooeaoon~ooooaooooooo~ooooo • o • • o , 8 o o o oe e • o o oo • o oo e • • • • e ~ @ � 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-19530603 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 1953-06-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 3, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 3, 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/a534f2b40141f3c0c99b68c6f2b0c650.pdf 37f121589b0c21033166fad2ab189795 PDF Text Text BNA SRAEL BULLET N Muske gcn , Micbigan Stanlev Kaplan, R.A°!'1hi . • . . . . . Douglas Rosen, President . . . . !yar 28 J t.1.ne ·,;, ..1.'15<::i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ·• :· . . Affiliated with the u'NION OF JIJ,IBRICAJ.'\J HEBREW CONGREGATION Tempie· Office Phone 2-2702 . . • • . . • Pay Phone 2-9147 S HE VU O S F IN AL E D I T I ON COMMUNITY LIBERAL SERVICES June 5th, Sabbath Eve FAMILY SERVICES SABBATH AND SHEVUOS WORSHIP LAST REGULAR SERVICE ---- 8: 15-9-:-lS P . M. June Birthday Blessing Oneg Shabbat Principo.l c1.nd Teacher Recognition Cer emony Adv2.nced Hebrew Promotion En.by-Naming Ceremony: Dr.& Mr.,s . M> K&ntor, Ro.bbi & Mrs; S. Kc.plan ·, Mr.&Mrs.R. Kaufmc:n~ , Mr.&Hrs . R. Libner, Mr . &Mrs . .R. ' PrieE_'l,N;c . &Mrs-.,Q . R.'1..ce, Hr.&, Lrs. D. Silberrno.n June l2t.ri, Su.bbn 1:,h nnd Shevuos Eve CONSECR,\ TION OF CONFiill'L'J-JDS For Confirmc.nds ''.nd ~ir fami lie s only 8:15-8:45P.M . Special Devotionn.l Services f or Congrega tion-------8:45-9:30 P.M . YIZKOR Hemori:\ l Services Oneg Shabbc. t High School Gretduo.te Recognition Ceremony June 13th , Saturday Eve C O N F I R MA T I O N 8:00 P.M . \ 8:30 P.M. June 19th, So.bbath Eve -- BJ R MITZVAH OF ROGER Ri,.POPORT -- Oneg Srr'. bbat 11:00 L.M. ~Tune 20th , Se. bbo.th Mo n1in~ -- B;,R MIT ZVl.H OF GILBERT 1;SHENDORF -- Oneg ShcLbbn.t TR11.DIT ION ilL SERVICES Jun e 5th, So.bbo.th Eve June 6th, Sc..bb'.'..th Mo rning 7:30 P .H . 8: 30 ,'\. .Vi . June 11th, SHEVUOS EVE, 1st Day 7:30 P . M. June 1 2t h, SHEVUOS Morning 1st D:~'r 8: 30 l ••M C.f,LENDJ.R JUNE Wed 10 Th 11 Fri 12 Fri 12 Sat 13 SQt Mon Wed Th Fri 1~dul t Educn. tion (7:30 Hebrew-8:30 Rel.) Evening: Beginnin g of SHEVUOS Morning: SHEVUOS Evening: Sl1BBATH _;',ND SHEVUOS Morning : Conclusion of SABBATH ·'.ND SHEVUOS 13 Evening: Ccnfirm.'l..tion 15 Teac hers Meeting - Evc.luc. tion 8 :15 P . H. 17 l,dult EducQtion (7:30 Hebrew-8:30 Rel.) 18 B •·n ,'l. i Brith Inst<".11.'.'.. tion ::md Sn.t lCl-21 MYSTY Sta te Board Meeting (Our TYG n. s host) June 12th, S:,_bb.,._th ci.nd SHEVUOS Eve, 2nd D[:_y --------------- 7:30 P.H . June 13th, S~tbbr'. th ::.nd SHEVUOS Morning, 2nd Do.y - - ----------- --- 8:30 I, .M. iIZKOR ----------------- 9: 30 J• •M. Fri 19 BAR MITZVAH - Roger R.'l..poport 8:30 P.M . S[l_t 20 BAR MITZV1i.H - Gilbert tlshe,_1dorf 11:00 L . M. 1 INAL COMMUNITY SERVICE OF SEASON HIGH HOLYDAYS ROSH R.~.SHONOH ------------YOH KIPPUR ---------- -----Opening of Religious School Oct. 2 Oct . 12 Sept. 13 �HEBREW SCHOOL ( Continued fr om Po.ge 2) and will be g;_ven their Certifica tes this Fridny evenil"~ r.t Services. JEROME LEVINE ROGER Rl~POPORT AVIS TELES Recognition for 1st Semester Work: MARCI,\ LEVIN B 1 Ni~I BRITH INST/-iLLLTION The newly elected officers of B 1 n ui Brith will be installed ~t the Temple on Thursday evening, June 18, nt 8 :00 P. M. Let's Ilk1.ke every effort to a ttend. The R~bbi will speuk. A light lunch will follow inst:::.lb.tion . TElPLE YOUTH GROUP ORG/JiIZJ,TION;~L OFFICERS FOR 1959 - 1960 Michigo.n St:.:te Teruple Youth will held its June Boa rd Neeting in Muskegcn, June 19-21. Congro..tuln.tions to the new and out-going Delego.tes fr c-r~ Eichignn end South Bend will officers of our organizations . Lust issue , ttend. S~ce th.0.y will be here for the we included the new sln.te of Sisterhood and weekend, we ,,~11 need housing fer them . Hn.do.ssah. Herein we present ORT, B'nai Brith, o.nd 'I'YG. If ycu fee: y ~u ca n house one or two delegates, pleo.se call Vito. Teles, 2-5945, ~fterORT OFFICERS: 3:00 P. M. before June 9 . Th-:. nk you. Sylvia Kaufman, President Vite.. Teles, President Doris Miller, 1st Vice-president Doris Stromberg, 2nd Vice-president Rem·. Ka plun, Honoro.ry Bonrd Member TYG PLSS_OV~]1 .SUPPLIES Mnxine K~tor, Secretary Those whe hr. ve obt;:,.ined extrc~ supplies from K,w Met z, TreC!.surer the Youth Group, please conta ct Vito. Teles, Elissn. Teles, Director 2-5945 er Elo.ine Friend , 5-1.312 to settle Revc. Bnnk, Soci::i.l Chairman our o.ccou..1ts . This being Youth Group's Reno. Levine, Publicity mo.j or fu..1d n1:i s::.ng, we would o.pprecio. te your immedir..te a ttention to this matter. B 1Nl,l BR.ITH OF? ICERS ~sndore Ashendorf, President You mny still purchn.se extro. items. Your Morri s Levine, 1st Vice-president Youth Group •..rishes to thn.nk the Conmunity p-n_cob ;.shendorf, 2nd Vice-president for their continued support. We need you-- •lilli::'lll Druker, Tre::-,surer we hope you need us! 'i.llo.n Oppenheimer, Secreto.ry -· -f3oo.rd of Directors : FL1\SH: NfTY 'I'O BE SUBJEC'i' OF CBS-TV · Jr . Morton Ko.n tor PROGFU,tt Oi'i YOUTH .. }us DeJong -1rthur Bell _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ The Union of !u,;eric.:.in Hebrew Congregntions ' youth .'.lffil ic.. te, the No.tion c.l Federc.tion of rll'!PLE YOUTH GROlJP OFFICERS Temple Youth, will be the sub j ect of ::-. !1.";.lf Vit~. Teles, President hour CBS-TV Network progrQ..Ill ti tl.ed "Lmnp Dr>.. vid Ashendorf, 1st Vice-president Unto My Feet 11 on Sundc.y , June 14. The show Linde. Rubinsky 2nd Vice-president will fe D. ture o. drc..1X1tiznti on of n.n incident S.'.1.I1drc. Druke:r, Recording Secretary involving c. NFTY c:1.,.--nper which will be folM':'..rcfr. Levin, Corresponding Secrek.ry lowed by a discussion with Robert Miller, Judy Lo.wson, Treo.surer the Pre sident of UF'I'Y. We 2.re sure o.11 of In. Bonk , Sto..te Bon.r d Member you will enj oy th~.s progro.n:. which offe:rs nn B:.:.rry Be ss, Pc..rli.-inentr>.ric..:.0 opportunity tc. f inrl cu t ,iust why NFTY, MYS'I'Y, Judi Kr:-rnse, Rel::..gious Services Ch-:tirmrm and our o,m locn.l TYG is so important c..nd Lo.no.. Ifay Broutn'.'n , Socio.l Ch...,_irm~ y:!.tal an influence for the young people •of Sc.rc..h V:.:.nDuro , Publicity <'.nd }ITSTY DAZE our Community r~nd No.tion . Cecile Levy, Historin.n Smiford Miller, Junior /;dvisor Doug DeJ ong, Sgt. o.t Arms - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 • ' I �F AMI T EM P LE Ann i versari es L BAR HITZVI\.H of Roger R:- .poport son of Nr . & Mrs . D8niel Rr .popor t, Frid:--.y, J une 19th o.t 8:30 P .N. The Comm.unity is cor di.'.'.lly invited t o t he r ecepti on in t he Sock.7 Ifall followin v the Ser v" ces . Y 1 1 Mr . & Mrs . Harry H. Ber.mai"'l, June 8, 1930 Mr. & Mrs. J erome Cherin, J une 9, l9L,6 Hr . & Mrs . Sol Aronson, J une 17, 1941 Bi\.R MITZV ii.H or Mr. & Mrs . Sol S . Silverman, J u.11.e 20, 1920 Gilbert Ashendorf ========= === ==============Mr . & Mr s . Is.r'. o.or e i'.shendo r f invite the en tire Congr egation to the BAR MITZVAH of CONG:lATULATIONS t heir son, Gi lbert, on Sc.tur d 2.y morning :i.t 11 :00 A . r-1 . , J une 20t h . Recept ion will Congratulations to Mr . & Mrs . Sar~ Sie gel on the follow Services in the So ci:~.l Ho.11. birth of their gr:mdson, Brocl~ Abrar::. The parents are I•'.:r . & 1-:rs . Morris Huler of Detroit . C0 NF OUR CONGRATULATIOHS TO Mr . lfarv:Ir1 GudeJ.slg on receivin g Boy Scouts highest l a yTiw.11. . mmrd, The Silver Beaver f or his lon ri service tc the cause of Ar::erica I s and. ~faskegon I s boys . 1-:e have been privileged to witness his dedicntion mid wisdom as n. member of cur Religious School Board . = ================================-===============~ R MA T I 0 N T 1 9 5 9 The entire Congreg~tion is co r dio.lly in vi tee: to F-. t tend the Confirm::1. tion Services o.nd Recepti on of Temple B I nc,i Isr:i.el on So.turdr,y, J une 1 3th ;,.t 8:00 P . M. in the Templ e. A17he fallowing ::.re c.mdi d!l.. tes fo r Confir.n~1. tion : OUR COiWOL}:::N CE S::>ndr~, Druker Cecile Levy We offer our sincere condolences n.nd de epest J~v,cs Grossr:ian Don-'.:'.ld Price sympathy to the frunily of : Jud ith Kr nuse Gero.ld Ri t t mm1 Judit h L".wson Sil verm;:,n Bc.rbo.rn. MRS . DORIS SCHi:ARTZ Mn.rcir•. Levin So.r ah Vo.nDur en who pc. ssed o.way lfay 21, l959 :M..ay t he God of Mercy sust::i..in :,nd strengt hen them in their sorrow. - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - I So.t Sun - , - - -- - - -..:.. 1 Wed Refunh Shelavmnh Th . We "\-fish o. full D.nd. quick re covery to Nrs. Rev.'.l Bo.nk 2nd Mr. He:r.til.'.ln Mend.el son who o.re ,, t Mercy Hospi t o.l . Hrs . Bani( will be hor.-io very soon. Mr . Benno Rothschild is still recuperating c,t Ho.ckley Hospi to.l. Nuy God protect ther,1 with ood health. TI-rnNK YOU My he artiest the.ni:s to Rn.bbi Sk.nley Kr..pl· n :or being with r:::.e when I needed hiI:, n-::, st, o.nd m.:::my tk.nks tc Tu1.bbi St.ri.nley i<.: r'.plrm ,'nd the entire Congr eg.'.'.tion for the prayer s they offer ed in my behr-.lf .'.'.n d to :ell those for their :C:indness shm-m, in gifta, c".lls cmd C'.'.rds. It ;,..;2.s Go e, 1 s w:Lll ond your pr'.·. yer8 th~-.t I c..YD. now r,.ble to b e horr;e 2nd recuperw.ting. Cl;Jro. J n.cobs 0 FINLL CONFIRMLTION Ci,LENDAR 3 l~ehe:crs.~.1 4:00 - 6:00 P . M. 6 Rehec_r s::c.l 10 : 30 - l: 30 P .M. 7 Rehe::.rc.-._l l:OiJ - 4:00 P.H . 1nth Choir 10 Rehe'.'.rs::i.l 2 : 00 - 5:00 F .M. 11 ReheC'.rs." l 10:00 A.M .-Noon/1:00 3:00 P.M. and 8 :00 - l0:00 P.M. with p~ .rents. 12 Consec r ation of Confirrr..o.nds 8: 15 P . ::. Rehe.'.'. rS<'. l with choir c.fter Service if necesso.r y. 13 CONFIRNl1TION 8:00 P . H. ( Confirmrnds to be o.t Temple 7 : 15 P .M . ) JlJNE ' l11e"ct- 1 Fri S0.t HEBREW SCHOOL UPPER CLASS ..... The Boo.rd of Educo.tion re grets t h'.'..t thro1:: _) 1 2n innocent ov ers ight the following students of the 6th Yen r Hebrew Cla ss we re not given thei r Promoti on Certifica tes a t our Religious School Closing Exercises l n st Sund~y. The Bonrd wi shes t o nnnounce publicly tha t these students ho.ve been promoted t o t he 7th Yea r (Continued on nex t p a ge) � 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-19590605 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 1959-06-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 5, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 5, 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/672ae30aa272a2e08fbe7a7d4b113aa4.pdf 398de186bcb32a78c0232d37724f262c PDF Text Text ABff,AHAM RUDERMAJi Rabbio -..-.--, ,_ • .,,.,.. _ Loui,a. Q.r...2.,~W!JJ',6....f.r.§J~islJ!rlt:.s:.., .... ~!T.~:fil:.tt.°~lJ!.~fil.2..n ~t . ~ ! l ,H,!tl>rew Congrega,,,-:;-.. siyan -~Z.-1.!t .,. ·-· SAlmA2llJ3~RYI.r&, SATURDAY~ .IU~~J:.~o Dro & Mrso Ralph August and Temple B'ru\i Israel cordially invite you tc attend the Sabbath Morning Service in which the BAR MITZVAH 0£ IRWIN AUGUST will be celebratedo ·A reception will be held in the vestry t"ollowing the serviceo oooaaoooooooooogooooaoooooooooooooooo•ooAuoooooooc 'oo ~:\L TRADITIONAL SERVICES Z~ 3o_p~ §A~-~L-8 ~~A.Ji,.. Not:e: Traditional Services will continue throughout the summer., In the Rabbi's absence 0 Mro Jay Sineer our erstwhile High Holiday Cantor 9 will assist in conducting the service~ oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaoooooooooooooo E...,CH....,O.,..E_s_o_F_c_.o__N...,Ji',_I.,..RMA.......,T,_I...,..O!i ican Rabbia, where he has been honor-"' ed with a part in the programo The We have rarely encountered so many super=C 0 C0 A0 R is the largest and oldest Rablatives: the best performance ever held· bilri~al organization in America? with a at the Templer,, most st:f..rring<;) memorable 9 membership of over 600 Reform Rabbis .. traditional heart warntlngo These were From New Hampshire he will visit his a few 0£ the adjectives used to describe family in Boston and spend a week Ott the excellent performance of the Canta- two with ~Irs Ruderman 9 s family in New ta-"\'ihat Is Torah" 9 and the original ser lork., He w:l,ll be on vacation from the monettes~ presentations et~oo which help-Temple and its activities with an exad to produce an evening or unforgettable ceptic>n or two c At the Conference» memorieso Our heartiest congratulations Temple problems of every hue and color 0 0 to the confirmands and the assisting pu- will be discussedo With brother Rabb!. pils for their excellent presenta·tion s eS <> Rudennan of' Fall River i. he will and to the parents or the confirma.nds. on their having realized this important highlight in th,.:i:f.r 11veso One last ,appeal is being made to return all books belong:i.ng to the Temple Li= ti1~ar-»"(, Plea.se search your shelves now f,or at,y forgotten books borrowed from cha Templeo o,~ooooocooooooc9ooonoo inevitably discuss Temple arfairso In New York he will visit all the offic~e or the Union or American Heh'rew Congregations on Temple business& and he rill visit a number or qfewish book establish,,., D1ents for new Jewish books and program material for the coming yea.rr, His wif@ will undoubtedly ,join him on these ex~ cursions 9 but the-~y will be on ,..,a~at1on from the Templec The officers and your Rabbi wish you all a healthful and relaxing summer vaeati.ono ooeoouooooooooooooocooco With this issue of the bulletin[, our season of Temple activities draws to a elo.3ec Your editoi.- and his .family will soon be on their way to New Hampahirev Boston and New Yorke A·t P:!.ke !) New Hamp.... shi.re he will attend the annual conven•= tion of the Cent:ral Conf'eren~e of' Amer- Hai...:ry Baru ,1 father of Mr o Stanley Baru , Sivan 5ic, 1 0000000000000000000000000 �MONDAYti JUNE l4r; 6: JO PoMo at BILL STERN'S RESTAURANT OUTSTANDING SPEAKER=INSTALT.ATION OF OFFICERS-STEAK DINNER PRESIDENT ••••• oeooooooooHARVEY Li~VENTHAL 1st VICE PRJ~SIDENT oooo• oABE ASHENDORF2nd VIGE PRESIDENT O eo s ooDRo. AR'11HUR GREENBERG RECORDING SECRETARYoooQ/j),HARRY SINGER FINANCIAL SECRETAHY •• oo~DRo IRVING SINGER TREASURERo••ooeoooooooooMORRIS LEVI~"E HONORARY LIFETIME WARDEN ••HERMAN MENDELSOM WARDENoe••···•@oooeoooooJACK CHEVLIN INIIBR GUARD .. o e o.,.., ., o o o o o oJAKE ASHE?\iTDORF HENRY DARMSTAD ARTHUR BELL JACOB SCHREIBER CHAPLAINeoooeeaoooooooo~BURTON SACHS o o o o o O ©O O O O @ o o OO o o © e O O O O O O ~ 0 0 Q O O O O O O O O O O O O O O © 0 0 0 0 0 WHAT THE YEARS HAVE TAUGHT um.a: kjr o & Mrs a Benjamin Marcus i, June 8th o 000000000000000~0©@0 & Mrsc1 Harry Ho Berman!' June 8i:;h~ (24th a nni verea1:,-r} · illr O & I~sa Jerome Cherin 0 June 9th~ (8th anniversary) · 0000000-00000000000000~@0( LOST & FOUMD • . a.: 0:Z::::2'""9 ?OUNQl A man's grey felt hat~ size 7=1/4 ---= owner please call the Temple off.,,. iceo LOST: Saturday night in the Templ0 9 a = = plastic evening clutch bag studded with rhinestones~ containing a gem-studded compactt handkerchief. and combo Finder p4ease contact the Temple officeo Reward~ oooooooeooooooooooooeoooooooooo SISTERHOOD RUMiv!AGE SAL~ , F . . i G . . £ . i = m ; ... ~~ rhis is your last. chance to b1'"'ing yom~ rummage for the Sisterhood RU1!1mage ·Sa1e :;o the gargge 0£ J.b-so Jacob S2.ngeri, 223l 3anford St o 0 in the Hei&;tso The sale d.11 be held June 14th so hurry up and 1elp uso If you must have a pick=up ,lease call Mrs o Helen Roberts~ 311820 OOPOOOOOOOOOOO O O QO O O O OO - :rr:r:r:cse • -::eee W'nen a man surveys his past from middle age 9 he :must surely ask himself' what those bygone years have taught hi.ma If.' I have learned anything in the swift unrolling of the web of timee~Qit_is the virtue of tolerance t or moderation in thouaht and deed 9 oI forbearance to~rard one's fellowmeno . · I have come also to acknowledge the great illusion which lies the pursuit of a purely material goalo- inWhat slight satisfaction lies in temporal honour and worldly grandeur!soooAll the material possessions for which I strove so strenuously mean less to me now than a glance or love from those who are dear to meo Above all am I convinced of the need~ irrevocable·arid inescapable~ of every human heart 9 for Godo No matter how we try to escape~ to lose ourselves in rest~ less seeking 0 we cannot separate ourselves f'rom our .divine sourceo There is no substitute for God~ooooooAoJoCronino 00000•0000000000000000 THIS IS OUR LAST PLEA FOR YOUR TEP..ll'IE DUES o PLEASE SEND THEM IN IMlJIEDIA TELY AS !J'HE F'ISCAL YEAR ENDS JUNE go)th o The, NEW TEMPLE YEAR STARTS JULY 1st SO CJ.EAR UP YOUR LAST YEAR'S DUESc, ••o~oooa o~~o ooo ooooo � 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-19530609 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 1953-06-09 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 9, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, June 9, 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/ddc270ed97d982a48caf645f9392e0f7.pdf 6f98d0ec7e66564cd1efe0b223d196e2 PDF Text Text BULLETIN •f CQil:GREGATIO/ Bil.NAI ·'.ISRAEL Muske gon, Michigan ,;. Vol.• 1 M&rch 1, 1946 RABBI SATLOWI S SERMONS · Frida:}/ ovening, March 1st Annivers ary Sabbath "We Pause to Reflect ••• 11 Friciay ever!ins; , t:z.r ch 8th Sabbath Sh 1 kolim 11 The Americ.::.n Jewish Conference" ***** FRIDAY N:I:GHT IS SYNACOGUE NIGH'r . 8:15 o 1 clock * ** ,t * * *. ~}. No. 11 �Cahn-Schum::,cher lfopti s.ls One year ago; yoi.:.r Rabbi came to Muskego~ to asau m~ ~h8 spir~ itual leadership of this community . This has been a fat eful and eventful year for the e;." tire world, for during this peTiod we celebrated V-E anci V-J days, and the coming of peace . The hvrrors of the concentration camps were revealed and thrust upon the conscience of the world , making the Palestine issue more crucial than ever before . We in Mudcegon, have welcomed home many of our sons and daught F-rs from the distant battlef~elds j we have witnessed the eternal s aga of bir t h and death , and hdve r e joiced in the gr o'vt~ cf ou1· communi t y with t he add.ition of several new famili es . What hcive we accomplished during this period? V/hat t asks lie befo re us i n the y·ear to come? The service tl:iis Friday evening will be devoted to .A:.mi vers c:,r y Sabb&th, and Rabbi Satlow 1 s sermon will deal with these irl'.portant questions in "We Pause to Reflect . " On Sunda~' , March 10th at 3 o I clock , Lot ta C.s..lm and Sam Schumacher will be joined in wedlock in our Synagogue . The entire community is invited to witness the ceremony and to the reception whi ch will follow at the home of the pareats of the bride, Mr . & Mrs , Sigmond Cahn, 1042 2nd St . After a separation of three years , most of which was spent overseas in the far east , we rejoi ce that Sam has, returned home to be reunited with his loved ones . Mazel Tov to Mr. to Hr . Mrs . Sigmond Cahn Mrs . Sam Schu- · macher and to the happy couple~. ('" t} VIBLCOME HOME Marvin Suffer Sam Schumacher Lewis Jack Steindler May God grant t hat yot;,t return to your loved on.es will,.. bring with it true peace and happiness among c..ll men l : Rabbi and Mrs . Lewis Satl.ow have .moved to 291 Houston Ave . Tel . 23-009 , �- FROM THE JEWISH CHILDREJ iS BUREAU esident Truman recently issued a directive with respect to the resumption of immigration and directed the Secretary of State to deterwine the eligibility of applicants for visas and admission to the United States. The President stressed "that special attention be devoted to 'Orphaned children to whom it is hoped the majority of visas will be issued." ' While accurate esti mates o.n the number of orph---nec: Jewist, children who would be eligible for admission t cr the United States are not knovm at this tL.e, it i s &nticipated that several hundred may come to this are a . Our concern is not one of r aising funds, but v:i th being i'ully prepared in the event our hope s .tre realised. We &re therefore i nviting applications from f amilies who would be willing to open their homes to a refuge e child. It is hoped that children will be gin to arrive by the spri ng or early summer . If you are inter. ested in caring for a child, please -communicat e with your Rabbi . JOOd people promise little and do mucl:i,; 11 The wicked promise much but do little. 11 .Tal mu:'l , B. !-:1, 87a SIS'J 'tRFiCOiJ GOHVE.i.·,i Tl OH The annual conver1tion of the National Federation of Te mple Sisterhoods Viill tiike place in Cincinnatti on March 3rd through March 6th. Mrs . Harry H. Berman, ·aill represent the Sisterhood at this i:.:portant conference session. Many i mportant issues are to be decided . The broadening of. the organization into a~ inte¾national body, the place of Zionism in Sisterhood programs, ~nd a number of other vital matters . SISTERHOOD PURI M PARTY Purim will be celebrateQ this year on Sunday, March 17th. Sisterhood 1 s Annual Purim Par,ty will be in the form of a Carnival at Viking Hall. A smorgasbord supper will be pr ep..:. r ed and served by sisterhood, a.nd th3 traditional Purim fun and lrolic ,'.'ill prevail throughout the evening . Since it is a mi tzvah to make merry _ on this festive day , the Oor.uni ttee has &rranged a number o:f,_ gc:.r,1es, oriental bazaar booths, a nd entertainment for your enjoyment . Members of the ' Committee are: Chairman, Hortense Herman Co-chairman , F.dith Broutm2.n Sara Cherin flose Rosenberg Joan Hirshfield Dorothy ·snverr,1an Martha Gudelsky Lillian Singer RevG. Levy Frances Steindler Florence ~:.os en lvlilcl!:..ed Rodoff Dolly Satlow �S\O.S. COLLECTIOIJ The following letter has been receiv~d by our Congregation: "We acknowledge with sincere thanks the supplies received from you for the S.O.S. collec. tion, We are deeply grateful for this donation. Th~ r e,al a ppr e ci a ti o:!., however, will be from the suffering Jews in Europe to whom your generosity will bring the additional help and hope which they need so much." Joint Distribution Comnu ttee CALEND&~ OF EVENTS Monday, Mar. 4 at 8:15 B1 nai B 1 rith meeting Occidental Hotel Tuesday, Meir. · 5th at 8:15 Sisterhood meeting Woman's Club Purim progra m SUNDAY, Mar. 10 at 3 o'clock. Cahn-Schuma cher wedding Synagogue Re ception at 4 o'clock at the home of M r. & Mrs. Sigmund Cahn , 1C42 2nd St. This was a large shipment which Monday, Mar . 11 at 8:15 included drugs, first ~id supplies, Hadassah meetinc; razor t l edes, shaving necessities Woman's club and other comfort items. This was sent by your United Jewish ChariSund~y , Mar. 17 ut 6 o'clock ties at the suggest,i.on of its· coPurim C&rnival cha.irman , Kelly Kaufm,rn , in the Viking Hall, 1504 Palmer Blvd. name of our congr egation . This is Smorgas bord--B0oths--Enter-- . tainment. in ad~ition to the other individual contributions which has previously We Welcome. been foruarded to t he J .D.C. collection de pot. All this is sent Mrs. William Fogel and son overseas and distributed by the Seymour, who have come to join J.D.C. to our fellow Jews in the their husband and father, D.P. Camps in Germany. William Fogel. There is still a critical need for Mr. Arthur Meltzer used clothing. If you have any to spare, please call Rabbi Satlow, Mr. Herbert H. Saul and he will arrange to have it collected and shipped. (If we act quickMay you find here in Musk ,n ly, this clothing will reach the needy by spring). much happiness as you joh,-.-our · fellowship and enter into our communal activities. � 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-19460301 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-03-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 1, 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 1, 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/fc97a1967f6d813602f7f055dcda0076.pdf 456e7bef13a5915bbf2801e55686b7e3 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEGON. MlCHlGAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Abe Ashendorf, President ISSUE No. 1 Community Worship 1st S A B B ~• T H Adar I FURIM EDITION Friday March 2nd ••••••••••••••••••.-•.••• /8: 15 f'M/ -it- ONEG StL.J31L T TOR:.H DISCUSSION Read: Exodus chapters 18-24; Isaiah 6-7, 9 ; Jeremiah 33-34 Naming Cere mony for daughter of Dr. ~ Mrs . Michael Greenbaum * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * !nd S ;. B B ~-. T H •:} Friday March 9th ........................ /8:15 f'M/ ·Sermo.m "Liberals vs. Reactionaries" The Jew in the New kneric an Civil War ~-;1r-~~ •}!,'"} -:r {t ~~ ~} -~(-K -:( Jrd S i , B B A T H ~~ Friday March 16th ....................... /7:45 PM/ fURIM F..J1ILY S:CRVICES Re ad i ng of the Me gillah "The Ma gic of He brew 11 -in Honor of Hebrew Month Birthday Blessing Oneg Shabbat Host: 4th Grade * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * /REi.DING OF MEGILLLH, Monday March 19, 7:30 }M Host: 4th Grade/ 4th S l , B B ;·1 T H Friday March 23rd ....................... /8: 15 PM,1 * .,,,~ Sermon: ''Tho ,iabbath: Honor . or Dis~onor?" -,, ~( 5th S J. B B i , T H * Friday March 30th ..... ~,................. /8:15 PM/ Serm:r1: " J, Program for YOUTH: Pl an or Ban?" / , TRADITION.I, WORSHIP - Regularly Sabbath Eve 7:30 FM, Morning 8:30 -i,M �FURIM Family Worship 7: 30 11 Raadin,c_; of r-1•J'"' illah 11 ,f< IJ:0 Host: 4th grade Confirmation Class with ~Tues 20PURIM Rabbi 7: 30-8 : 45 PM Hadassah B' nai Brith 8 : 30 21- :i.dul t Education • Religious School 10- 12 : 1.5 Hebrew 7 : 30- 8 : 30 J~ssembly- 5th qrade ""noon Bible 8 : 40- 10: 00 Temple Youth Group . Thur 22- Confirmation (;lass 7- 9 (Temple ) 7: 30- 8:30 Sisterhood General MeetBoard of Trustees 8: JO ing and Program 8 : 15 Sun 25- Religious School 10- 12 : 15 Adult Education Service- 8th Grade - noon Hebrew 7: 30- 8 : 30 . ·.: : Temple Youth Gr oup 7- 9 Bible 8 : 40- 10: 30 · ( Temple ) Elections & Confirmation 7- : J0- 8:30··General Meet ing;· Teachers I Meeting : Grades K- 4th & Music 5:30...:10:30 Tues 27- Sisterhood Board Meeting 8 :15 MSTY Conclave - South. Be.nd · _Thur 29- · 'confi rmat i on Cl ass Religious Schoo.l 10- 12 : 15 7 :30- 8 : 30 Confirmation Exam Part II Teachers ' Meeting . (entire Service 9th Grade- noon staff ) 8 : 15- 10 :30 PM CONFIRM1,TI01'J° --p~-.B3NTS I Heb r ew & Bar Mi tzvah Schedule MEETING with R'abbi Mon : 3rd Yr Class 4 : 10 - 5:10, 5 : 1011- 12 l.M · 6 : 10 BO ••RD OF EDUC,.TION . (YvJC .. Lounge ) 12 : 15 -noon · · · ,T ues:: 2nd Yr Class & Bar Mitzv ah Hadassah 4 : 10- 5 : 10 , 5:10- 6 : 10 Confirmation Exam Part II Wed : 5th Yr Class 4 : 10- 5:10 11 ·Br nai Bri th 8 : 30 High Schoo1 '· c1ass 5: 10- 6: 10 SISTERHOC,D lURH1 h.RTY & Thµ.r! ls.t Yr Class 4 : 10- 5:40 PL.:.Y 8 :30 B8:i: Mitzvah _ . RELIGIOUS SCHOOL & PURIM ,1-' ,ARENTS - RABBI Mlt'BTINOS C,,RNIV,.L 10:.M- JPM Confir mation Parents - Sun . March Classes 10:..12·: 15 :.M 11, 11-.12 noon . 12: 15-1: oo: PI-1 . 5-!> th Grade I--are~ts - Sun . March Lunch Flay 1 : 00- 1 : 30 PM 18, ll- 12 noon , by 3rd. ~rade ~ -~iss - - - - - - =B:-::0,-1-::: . ,. R-=D-:-ME:-=,E:=cT =I~N=rG~S: - - - - - Levy . The Pre.~ident', Officers, and Carnival 1 : 30- 3 : 00 FM members of the Board of Trustees by _Temple Youth Group invite memb!3rs·_of"the :·..congr~i~tion · Masquer.ade Farade·•·at --- attend the Board of -Trustees _ conclusi?n ~ _ Meetings, the fourth Thursday of · 5- 6th Grade '.P.Jhlh TS ' every month , 8 : 30 . R."i.BBI MEETil'JG ll- l 2 JJJI :1 On a trial basis :1 MR . & MRS . DISCUSSION at the Romers 8 :00 f M ommunity Worship wil l begi n at 8: 15 PM Mon 1,\RCH Thur 1- Sun 4- Tues 6- Wed 7- Thur 8- r. -t,~ Fri- Sun 9- 11Sun 11- Mon 12- Tues 13Thur 15~ ·· /§t 17- ( - --r~ Sun 18- to ('rV p yv },pR p /i,; .~ IM- 54 81::A TLJ l-\k>1?{1-/ rp FR1cfa1Eve /6tfL 19- �Y:.HRZEITS TEMfLE F:.MILY ANNIV:2::rt3:41 I=.3 B.,:;!. TRICE LEVIN, mo't,her of, ,Mr-.---=Je_s_s--H"r..---.__,& Mrs. Me 1vin Van Duren, March 6 · . Levin, Narch 9th~ ,_. :c · Mr. & Mrs . Sam Shumacher, March 10 . HARRY GREENBERG, fat~er of.• Dr . Dr. & Mrs . Philip Miller, March 20 • :';; . AI't,hur Greenberg;,-,. ,(.Ad_ar··?) · Mr . & Hrs • .barl Brace, Harch 23. March 13th. ~· IDA .BELL, Mother of.Arthur Bell, REFUAH SHELAYMAN March lSth. ·, .· .·.· Our prayers and sincere . best wish- es for a full recove·ry to : ISAAC ROSEN, · father of Leo Rosen, Mr . Michael Halkiri:. · · · ·· · ·· · · · · March 15th. who is ·at Me~ch Hospital~ SOPHIE ROSEN, mother of 'Leo. Rosm ., · · Mr . Justin- Gudelsky March 21st . .. . - : •.... ·.. . who is rec1+perating fr.om .·surgery LILLIAN SMI'I'H , wife o:f' ~:ti ~mith , mother Qf ·Mrs/ Morris-_L evin, ( 1 at Columbia Hospttc;il in Milwaukee, Wisconsin . · Adar l6) ·Mc1rch.: ~2nd.:/ ~. ::___ _ BEATRICE LIPMAN, motht=rr '. 9.f.Jack . . . CONGRAGULATIONS . Lipman, (Adar 16) Ma.rep 22nsi. _ .:..-:--to ,.Dr. &. M:t"1?• ;Micha.el Greenbaum HAROLD FLEISCH1R, fath~r Mrs . . on the .q:i,:r:-i;,h of ~heir first child, Eugene. Fisher, Marc};l . 23rd~ . . -~_daughter, Leslie Sherryl, BERNARD. S'IEINDLER son _-of Mr. & · . . Februa;ry ·1 2t.h . Mrs. Milt6n Steindier . March 2:6th.--to Marc:i,a Levin & Jeff Rosen on ,';OUTS BROUTMAN; f~ther . ~f ··~s . Paul their scho_las~i? recognition a1:d . Wiener arid Nate Broutrnan·, (Ader 22)aw~:r~:5 •· (Families, please notify · _, · _ . us so that all . recipients of awards M'arch 28th. .:.i.SMANN KALLHED1, father _of Mrs . · . honors? gr-:3-4uation, etc. are _. .., 3igmunff Cahn, (Adar 22) · March 2 8th~recognized.) ··,;_;· • NORMAN FLEISHMAN · IJ.E;phew of_ '------_.... .:,,.,~,...,.,Ar""~.... K-YO,,.......0--- -_-_-_- - - --- . _.-:. -M:r~.:.1.,.Kelly Kaufman'& :Hr§ ~·"Bu:d·'- -· -f'rom, ~Mrs .:·-p~rry--Bacon, ..for all ·-·--- Strif:),,ing, March 30th. . Uniongrams . _and -expressions of CARRIE STEINDLER, mother of Milton sympathy on her- recElnt bereavement. Steindler, March 30th . . -SOARD- OF '1:RUSTEES · SAMUEL BROUTMAN, husband of Mrs. Memorial Service or Mmycin for Edith Broutman, March Jl~t . Yahrzeits . CONDOLENCE Those members having Yahrzeits Our condolences and deepe st sympathy and concerned with the proper to the family of : date or day to observe it, it CAMILLA STRASC HITZ is permissable to o ~serve the who passoa away r e cently, and who Yahrzeit at worship services on was the mother of Mrs . Maxwell Ross. the Sabbath after the actual day . May her memory be for a blessing. In fact, this practice is being CONDOLENCE encourged. Our condolences and deepest sympathy----~TE .......A~c=HE-R=s~,-ME=-=•E =T=IN = G ~S.....-to the family of: Moved to the 2nd Thursday of the EUGENE EISMAN month, 8:30-10:30 PM . The next who passed away recently and who meeting: March 8, Kindergartenwas the fat he r of Mrs . Morton Kantor . 4th grades, & Mu~ic Department. May his memory be for a blessing . Special Meeting ; Thur. March 29, All teachers-prepare for April . . ~ of 2 --- �SIS'IBRHCCD . March Gene ral Meeting f urim Program "A Presentatioh of Films." Purim - Israel - Drama Fun and Recreation Card. Playing (Bring your own) Door prizes and favors Past attendance: 1/3 of our membership . Needed for our March Meeting : 1/2 at least, please . ) BC '.RD OF ;nuCATION A most important and crucial meeting of our entire Board will be held at 12:15 FM on Monday, March 12, at the Y',vCA for lunch. At that time seve_ral important proposals will be considered for our futu.r~ e?~cation program. TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP Dut to circumstances beyond its control, our TYG has had to postpone its Conclavette . to be held in Muskegon · February 23-25th, to April 27-29th. This promises to be in the history of our Youth Congregation an outstanding event of education, . worship and s ocial dimensions. WHAT PURIM CAN DO FOR YBtJ: 1'Be Loyal to the Royal in Yourself." Purim can remind you· that, like Mordecai, you should not worship any man •••• prompt you . to refrain from playing Haman, in your horn~, in your office, or your organiz~tion •••• help you measure yourself against E$thc r. , She was ready to die for her ideals; are you ready to live by them? •••• help you recall .that being Jewish means to be joyful eiswell as serious •••• shake you loos~ from selfishness, for if you take this ~ft g:tvifig hdliday seriously you will become a donor of purse and person for the ·furtherance of good causes •••• send you to your Bible, to discover (or rediscover) what intriguing literature it contains •••• put you on guard against bigotry •••• make ·you understand the Jewish conception of beauty: the Talmud says that the chief factor in Esth.er 1 s· charm was her simplicity •••• Purim can r emind you that concealment of Jewish identity does not absolve you from the general desti~y of the J ewish people. CONGREGATION.' B1 NAI ISRAEL NON - PROFIT ORGANIZATION Fourth & Webster Stre ets Muskegon, Michigan TIME - VALUE MAIL 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. 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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MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Ka.plan Marvin Gudelsky, President PURIM EDITION M,\RCH ISSUE 1963 Corrimuni ty War ship 1st S.~B,\TH Friday, March 1st "THE DISGUISES OF i.NTI- SEMITISM 11 - Kiddush-- 8: 15 PM 2nd Sli.BihTH Friday , March 8th 7 :45 PM PURIM F;1.MILY WORSHIP Hosts: 1st Grade - Reading of the Megillah Oneg Shabbat & Furim Party - Hosts : Sisterhood & Hadassah 3rd Si...BB1tTH Friday, March 15th 8: 15 PM A Sabbath of Jewish Music : Choirs , Songleaders, TYG Kiddush & Songs 4th SABR~TH Friday, March 2tnd "RELIGION BY .ANY OTHER N:J-1E WOULD BE BETTER" Isaac M. Wise , Sabbath - Kiddush- 5th SABBATH Friday , March 29th 8: 15 PM Oneg Shatbat - TORJ1.H DISCUSSION : "Leviticus " "Do the 1-riestly & Sacrificial Laws have any meaning fo r us? " Traditional Worship Sabbath Eve March 1 , 8, lS , 22 , 29 Sabbath Morn March 2, 9, 16, 23 , 30 Purim: Reading of Megillah and Refreshments - Mar ch 9th 7: 30 PM 8: 30 PM 7: 15 PM �CALENDAR - March, 1963 ADULT EDUC;iTION: GOMFMkTIVE Sat . 2 Hadassah 1:00 PM RELIGION - 11 C.iTHOLICISM 11 Sund . 3 Relig iou·s School 22nd !tssembly Wednesdays - 8:15 PM to 9:30 lM 12: 00 - J..sseinbly ' March 13: Father Lawrence Kindergarten: " The Sabbath" Dannemiller "The Christian TY G Meeting : Nominations 7-9 Approach to the Old Testamen ~' Mon . 4 Hebrew School 23rd Week March ~7 : "The New Testament Tues . 5 Sisterhood Meeting 8 : 00 FM Together with the Old. " Program: Hebrew Music Father Dannemille r is a BibliThurs . 7 B'nai Brith 8:00 FM cal Scholar who studied in Sun . 10 Religious School Purim Eu;rppe and with Profe ssor WillCarnival 10: 00 J.M-1 : 00 i~in Albright of John Hopkins PURIM (Sponsors : Religious University . School & TYG) W.-.:-,-l i.,-,~T=-=p=u=R=I,;..,M~C1~ ..N-;--::,D::-:::O~F~OR ;,::--:Y;,;O:_;U~:..--: ,i-. ""-:;:;-B-e Mon . 11 Hebrew School 24th Week Loyal to the Royal in Yours-e lf." Tues . 12 Hadassah Board 1 : 00 PM Purim can remind you that , lik, We d . 13 ADULT EDUC;-,TION Mordec a i,'~;:you should not worship 7:15-8: 10 Hebrew any man .• prompt you to refrain 8 : 15- 9 : 25 Comparative ..fr om playing Haman , in your home Religion in your office , or your organi9:00-10:30 Current Events zat.:. 0:1 , .he lp ycu maasure yourFri-Sun. MSTY Kallah (T~~ara ck) self a~airst Esther. She was 15-16- 17 re ac1.y d::.c for l:er id8alc; Sun. 17 Religious ,c;',hoo~• , - ,~ c.cssio. are you r eady to li ,re by them?., Ha ·'.'_•;s;'.h'."[ · r1_::.~ :I;::_r-;:e r· ,f.: 30 '1 hel.p yo u r-ac c.}l ,tLc.>. ~ b~ins Mon. 18 Sistor~:Jcd~ _.2.~:\_) 'i'G ilTi:13.,Te,: i ~: .1 r;1C' .:.t!:.'. t) 08 JOYJ.. ul as mc1t :!...: C,' ·:?/i· , ~·e l l 2s seri01.1s, ,shake y ou JcJsa Hebre,; s·:.~16c>l 25~1i. ¼eek f rom se lfish:,ess. f or if you Thur s .21 B 1 nai Brith 8 ;00 Pi-1 tc~':<:c -:_:, hj _.:; holiC:.qy ::; eriously u on Sun. 24 Religious School 24th Sers iO!. will be come !.... c,:.> i h.,r of pur3e ai:r1. 11: 45 Services L"Y 1st pe rson for tb3 fl'.rt!1erance of for K-Jrd grades g~,od causes ,. sEmd yo u to your 12 :00 Se rvices by 4 th Bible, to d ~ · _ver (or re disfor 4-9th grade s coverJ;..rhat int:·:i. gt1.ing lite:::-a tu ro TYG Elections 7-9 PM :j_t cc::itains. , put y:m on guard Mon . 25 Hebrew School 26th Week against bigo try •• ma ke you unclerWed~ 27 ADULT EDUC .,TION stand the Jewish concep tion of Thurs.28 Board of Trustees 7:45 PM be auty : the Talmud says that Sat. 30 MSTY Nominating Convention the chief factor in Esther's (Detroit) . charm was her simplicity, c Sun . 31 Religious School 25th Session Purim can remind y ou that conADULT EDOC.11.TION cealment of Jewish identity The Couple s Club will meet at the does not absolve you from the home of Mr. · and Mrs. Isadore .. shen~ general destiny of the Jewis h · dorf (2160 Bourdon Street) Sunday, people March 3, at 8 : 00 fl:1 . All couples Get your dates in ,e arly for who are interested . in a social plus tulletin calendar/!• educational evening , please comeo to j £.:;...:£~---- -------- �TEMPLE FAMILY YAHRZEIT REFUfi.H SHEL,.•YM.-i.H WARNER GALOMBECK , husband of Mrs. Our prayers and sincere best Evelyn Galombeck , March 1 wishes for a full recovery to : HARRY GREENBERG, father of Dr . CAROL RACE Arthur Greenberg, March 3, Adar 7 who was hospitalized at Hackley BEATrtICE L1""VIN , mother of Mr •. Jess BERTHA DE JONG Levin , March 9 who is now at Hackley Hospital LILLIAN SMITH , wife of Eli Smith, ANN IVERS.iJUES March 12 , Adar 16 Mr . & Mrs . Sam Shumacher, March 10 BEATRICE LIPMAN, mother of Jack Dr. & Mrs . fhilip Miller , March 20 Lipman, March 12, Adar 16 THJtNK YOU IDA BELL , mQther of Arthur Bell, The Justin Gudelsky family and March 15 Koroma Gudelsky family wish to exISAAC ROSEN , father of Leo Rosen , press their sincere thanks and March 15 appreciation for the countless LESMANN KALLHEIM, father of Selma acts of kindless extended to them Cahn, March 18; Adar 22 in the r ecen t l,')SS of their husband father, son and brother, LOUIS BROUTM.AN, father of Mrs, Paul CONTRIBUTIONS Wiene r ~nd Mr, Nathan BroutmanJ Youth Scholarship Fund Harc~1 18 . Adar 22 Evelyn Galombeck in memory of S ?HE ROSEN , motr..er of Leo Rosen, Justin Gudelsk--.r March 21 · Garden Fund HAROLD FLEISCHER , father of Mrs. Mrs. Leo Rose in memory of her Eugene Fisher. Har ch 23 niece Myra Krasner Feldheirn IF.J FRIEDLiiENDF,R; father o:f Sara and Justin G :clel:ky Stern, Mai·ch 23 ~ Adar 27 Hrs . Thelma Wiener in memory of BEATRICE DAN'i'CJ, mother of Mrs . Jake Mrs, Elsa Darmstadter. l1she:1dor.f, March 24) :,den' 28 CONGRATUL\ Tro1m---· ·- - - - - - :::JEP.N.\RD C. STEINDLER son of Mr, to Mrs. Pauline11\'iener on the &. Mrs. Milton Steindler, March 25 birth of her great - grand daughLOUIS CHEVLIN , father of Jack Chev-· ter, Paula Marshall , lill and Ellis Ghevlin, M~rch 29 ; Nisan 4 ONE OF THE FIRST SIGNS OF SPRING DR , NORM.1~N FLEISHM:.N, nephe,·, of is that the Temple Bank balance :1rs, Kelly Kaufman & l'irs-. Bud dives to an alarmingly low figure . Strifling, March 30 Emergency statements were sent out MORRIS K.:.NTOR , husband of Hrs. this week. Please get your checks Frances Kantor; father of Morton, for doos in at once; they are badly Richard & Stanley, March 30 , ne eded! Thank you. Nisan 5 TEMPLE B' N,~I ISR:,EL IN F- !,Rl,DE CARRIE STEINDLER, mother of Milton Our .. dulit Education Cla sses have Steindler , March 30 received much recognition and acMOLLY SOLOMON, mother of Mrs . Meyer claim because of the article in J acobs, March 30, Nisan 5 l- arade for which we are thankful" S!J1UEL BROUTM:~, husband of Mrs . Moreover , have had congra tuJa t ions Edith Bro·1tman, March 31 and fond 11 Hello 11 from Helen & Barnev Roberts formerly of Muskegon '' c j �CHILDR1N itT THE G:SE It seems to me that I could dramatize the weakness of religion in AITBrican life by showing a mother driving her church or th synagogue and leaving the child at the entrance of the sanctuary . If you ask r.1e 1 1What is wrong with church or synagogue or religious school? " the question could be answered in just this way: •Too many people leave their children at the gate . They do not accompany them into the sanctuary as fellow- worshippers or fellow- students ." by Rabbi Abr.aham Shusterrran Har Sinai Pongregation, Baltimore , Md . RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CHILD I S DAY FOR YOUTH 1,LIYAH Please remember to turn in our Tu MARCH 24 , 1963 B' Shevat tree money folders this For 28 years , Youth ,Uiyah has Sunday, provided a passport to a new future THE MOR',,L L:1W ON TV in Israel for more than 110)000 ABC will televise five programs on homeless Jewish children from 72 Sunday 2-2 : 30 PM throughout March countries and is reccGnized today entitled "Ethics in Five Acts ,t' as one of the world ' s leading dealing with ethical ·teachings as child rescue and rehabilitation ai::plied to modern life; business , agencies. integration , international re This year, CHILD ' S Di1Y for YOUTH lations , teen- agers, science. :1.LIY!,H will be celebrated on SUNCheck actual time with local DJ,Y, M. ,RCH 24 ) 1963 5 under sponsor'stations, ship of Hadassah, (the Women's JEWISH BOOKS - Please let us know Zionist Organization of Ame ric a), of books on J ewish topics which yo~ Pioneer '\fornan, and the Mizrachi would recommend to tre attention of Women's Organization of America , our readers . NON- FROFIT ORGANIZ .. TION CONGREGl~TION B' Nii.I ISRnEL Fourth & Webster ~tr eets TIME-VALUE M.tIL Muskegon , Michigan Telephone : Pfl.2- 2702 Rabbinage : P06- 5h2 7 11 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19630301 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 1963-03-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 1, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 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/af57b765b4ca50542559c20e33089a12.pdf c4e7837f4a5a6ecdcec9b985e76b6731 PDF Text Text . TEMPLE NAl ISRAEL 1 Dr. Lrthur Greenberg, President Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck, Choir Director Mr. Arnold Bourziel; Husic Director anc-;_ Organ~st · COMMUNITY WORSHIP T ~i IS S A [3 /~ !\ T 1-J Sermon: 8:30 P.M. March 10th "THE JE\-lISHi:TESS OF JESUS" Read Norman Cousins' Article in "American Jud.aism 11 Rosh Hashono 1960 * * * * * * NEXT SA ~.8/\Tf--t * * * * * March 17th * 8 : 30 P.H. Sermon: "IS MODERN JUDAISM FOR INDIVIDUJJ.ISTS? 11 TR .'\.. DITIOUAL WORSHIP Sabbath Eve March 10th and March 17th Sabbath 1-Iorn March 11th and March 18th - ------------ ---- 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. �SISTERHOOD .i?OOD F~ST Refuah Shelaymah KOSHER DldiJER Our praye rs for full P.nc'. CO!rr) lete Temple B'nai I srael recovery for Hr2 . F illiam Fis;,1er, Sunday~ March 12, 1961 who is convale s cing a t her home. !Serving Times: Reiga!.·rls helve been receivec1. from the l2:30-2:30j 3:00-5:00; 5 :30-7:30 Sa~a.u el Klayfs from Pe.ris while en~dul ts · $2.50; ·· · - ·· ··-· route to Isrc.el. Children ( under 10) 'i'.:l. 50 ., FOR 2z:~.,-.CH: S~DErt Ii!STRUCTIO.i1S FROM YOUR SIST~RHOOD Pl1ESIDEHT Families wanting to learn how to conduct a home Seder will meet with the Fe urgently need the support of Rabbi at the Temple March 26i."1. the our whole community in ore.er to .Library. Time to be _de~i9-~c!.. later. make our major fund raisin g project UNIT'ii.:D JZ:'ISH Ca.al1ITI.ZS OFFICERS a success. The future of our Re;~s a. result of the recent ballot ligious School depends on it. Sun- by mail, the following 3 oard will day, March 12, is the date of the serve the United Jewish Charities dinner. Won I t you please join with for the year 1961: President - Her us and offer your help '10th with man Grossman; 1st Vice :?reside;.1tpreparation and serving of the din- Louis Grossman; 2nd Vice Pnsidentner and in the 'buying and selling Joel Fie!').er; Treasurer-Leo Rosen; of tickets to it? Secretary-Rose Lawson; Trustees-Abe For tickets call Rose Lawson, Ashenc:orf, Dr. Ralph A.g,ust, Ho.rry PL5-2935. To: o f fer' help · for Sunday Berman, J.<.,red Stein, J a ck Steine.Her, call Helen Parker, PL5-2924 . For Dr. Arthur Greenberg, Sam Lip1,w.:1 , b r ked goo:::1-,:; call Fr snces Ke_TJ.tor , Douglas Rosen, J. Kell y Kaufm2.n , PJ-1.2-3586. For coff~e urn s and elec- Richard Kaufman, Ted Neumer, D1·. tric roasters available for u s e on Phillip Miller, Ur": . Paul 1fi ener, Dr. Sunday call Doris Stromber g, Morris Teles, Eugene Fisher, Dr . Pii::3-4020. Horton Kantor, Max Rothschil6. , Alan Mrs. Harrison · Friend Oppenheimer, Edm,rd Kruu se, Robert SISTERrlOOD ACTIVITY Dl,Y - Tlmrsdays Libner and Irving Slade. Clu"l CER DRESSTIWS - 1:00 - l+:00 PM CONFERZNCE Oi'ii JUV3:.HLE DELL-l(:U:Sl'1 CY Mrs. Norris Kantor in Charge March 14-15th, Tuesday f.t. ~Tednesc~ay Occidental Hotel GIFT & JUDAICA SHOP 1:00 - 4:00 PM RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TRi.FFIC Lecturer: Ben Soloman, Editor of The Board reouests that Fourth Youth Leadership Di~~st Street and the a lley do not become Sponsors: ...'i E.A & Junior Chamber con ges ted when p icking u p ) Upils of Commerce on Sunday. Please use Teii:_Jle' s . Call Temple Of f ice for Details Parking Lot - MUD IS BZTTJ!;R TH.f;iil SPlCiitL PASSOVZR PAGKLGJS TO I SllJ~EL BLOOD! THROUGH 11 CARE 11 FOR ~~12 EACH Information to be p rinted in the Make certain that f amily and frie1:c: bulletin s:1ould be receivec~ at the or even those unknmm to you but J.J."l ter:i,)le office by rionday of the we9k ne 3d can observe a happy Passover. the bulletin goes out. Conte.ct the Temple office. �C L L 2 J D A R MARCH T E ii P L ~ F i'.l M. I L Y 10th, 11th & 12th, Friday - Sunday A,,,ni versaries MSTY KALLi'i.H Tamarack Hr. & 1:Irs. Sam Shumacher, Harch 10 12th Sunday Reli gious School - 10-12:15 AM Dr. & Mrs . Phillip Miller, Mc>.rch 20 SISTZRHOOD DINl'iER 12:30-7:30 13th i:1m1day Hr. & Hrs . Earl BrG.ce , Harch 23 Hebrew Classes: 4th Yr. 4:15 Advanced 5:15 YAHRZEITS Confirmation Class - 7:15-8:30 Beatrice Levin, mother of Nr. Jess with Rabbi , Levii-i, March 9 SOCIAL ACTIOH COMMITTEE 8:15 14th Tuesday Ida Bell, mother of Mr . Arthur Bell, J-uv:&.~ILZ DELiiJQU~~CY CONFErlZN CE Harch 15 (Occidental Hotel, 14th & 15th) Hebreu Classes: l3t Yr. & Isaac Rosen, father of Mr. Leo Rosen t..dvanced :Sar Hi tzvah 4:l5 I March 15 15th 1-reoi1esday Hebrm:r Claec;2s: 5th Yr. 4:15 Sophie Rosen, mother of Hr . Leo Jr. Hi 5:1_5 Rosen, Harch 21 J.DULT EDUC}._'l'I01! Hebrew 7:30 8_;_J_Q Con ,['_rn ti VJLRelidoll§. Harold Fleischer, father of Mrs. 16th Thursday Gene Fisher, March 23 Hebrew Classes: 2nd Yr. & Bo.r Hi tzvnh Beginners 4:15 Louis Broutman, father of Nathan TYG Discussion Group 7:30 Broutman & Hrs. Paul Weiner, B'nai Brith 8:30 March 10, Adar 22 19th Sunday Religious School - 10-12:15 Af1 Lesmann Kallheim, father of Mrs . Confirmation Class - 1-3 PM Selm.e. Cahn, Ad.ar 22, March 10 with Rabbi -TEi.iPLE YOUTH GROUP 4 - 6 ;}:::"a trice Dan to, mother of Mrs. Jake 20th Monday Lshenclorf, Adar 28, March 16 Hebrew Clas ses: 4th Yr. 4:15 Advanced 5:15 Louis Chevlin, father of Jack & Confirmation Class - 7:15 - 8:30 Ellis CheYlin, Nisan 4, March 21 1ritll Rabbi 21th Tuesday Morris Kantor, husband of Mrs . FranHebrew Classes: 1st Yr. & ces Kantor, father of Dr. Horton Advanced Bar Mitzvah 4:15 Kantor, Nisan 4, Harch 21. 22nd Uednesday Hebreu Clas ses: 5th Yr. 4:15 Molly Solomon, mother of Mrs . Meyer Jr. Hi 5:15 Jacobs, Nisan 5, March 122 23rcl Thursday ! Hebrew Classes : 2nd Yr. & F;,-,,nie Heyers, .r:iother of I Mrs. P.a.e Bar Hi tzvah Beginners 4:15 Rosenberg, Nisan 3, Mcirch 20 BOAn.D OF EDUCATION YJ.EETING 8:15 I i �C · r condolence D.nd deepest sympathy Pl,SSOVER FOODS AVAILABE at to the fmni..J.y of l:IEL Vil.N DUR.Tiq 'S H.1;.RKET j UAR.\JER G;li,OMBZCK 1646 GLADE STMET - PJ',5-9564 1Je a.re told tha t a. complete line of jhusband of Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck, 'son of rfrs. Bartha Galombeck and Kosher Pesach items will be carried. father of GB.rrett, Larry and Robert, The Youth Group will NOT sell who passed away March 1. Aay his Pesach SuDplies this year. =m=e=m=o=r.,_y--"-1:>=e-=-f-=-or=---.;aa;__;bcc..:l=e~s~s=i=n::.r;g._._______.HEBREW UNION COLLEGE ON TH2 HSSSAGE OF ISR.t~EL ABC Rb.DIO i.rnT\·TORK K)ur condolence and deepest sympathy Theme: "'fha Prophets and Their to the family of Contemporary Relevance". DAVID RDSEI~ March 12-Prof. Samuel Sandmel, uncle of Leo Rosen and brother of Provost, Micah ~1rs. Sarah Klein and Mrs . Goldie March 19-Prof. Harry Ii. Orlins}:y, Smith, who passed away February 19. Profe s sor of Bible, Is~iah '""';I::::a'-'v--"-i1""'i..,,s'--'Cm .e.:,e:.:am=o=r-..,v--"b:..::e:......::f'""'o=r--"'a~b=l=e'""s'""s=i=n.._.~,____ :March 26-Prof. Nelson Glue ck, IIUCJ IR President Jeremiah I INFORliATIOH Hfi.,_: T~D ABOUT UICHIGAN JEt:ISH CIVIL UAR SOLDIERS. Irving I. Katz, Executive Secretary of Detroit's Tenr;ile Beth El is working on a history dealing with th~ participation of hichigan Jewish Soldiers in the Civil 1.far. Mr. Katz is Vice-President of the Jewish Historical Society of Michigan and a. member of the 1'iichiga.11 Civil Var Centennial Ob s ervance Connnis sion and,the Detroit Civil TTar Centennial Committee. . If any of your ance s to:~s s erved it the Civil Har or you have infor mation about other l iichigan Je;.rish l3oldiers in the war, ~le'a se phone Mr. Katz at TR5-8530, or write to hilfl at 20 Gladstone Avenue, Detroit Michi an. ~rnH-PRDFl CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISEit ·.L ORGAN I ZATION Fourth and 1fobster Streets TIHE-VALUE i,.i.f'..IL Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 1 I I Form 3547 Reques I I �YIZKOR ..... . RAB3I 1'0 YOU Everyman's :::.eath c.i r:-:i n i sh.:::s u s , ii' we 2.re bound up with !.1CTI1,:'. 11ity . I n recent weeks an.a. over the year "' , -..9 have been hum~il -3cI oy the :)as s i ng o f I!lany friends . Amon;:; tho s e, sone r",e::-:. ths seem to hA.ve no r hyrr1e or r ~cison ..rhereas othe r s ca"l be f ,_,_ thon·x]. 2.11c'. s:Jell 8d out even i £' n o more endurable t!1an thcJ inexplicable losse ''. , L&•.;;;t ,~eek , on ?ur im eve, the a.11;el of de a th suddenly a)p ea r ec~ e.n d r a·,'.)aciously c~evou r Jc·! it s £)r&y , a f ri and an.cl te 9.ch0r o:f many . F'amil~.r ancl fr i S:nd;; · ·ere s:1oc~: .-~d , e.n d. an en t ire s chool cornmuni t~/ t e a c hers , a,~nini str a ton, ,lncl stucien t s - s hoc~ed . All toge the 1: they cm1e to the sanctuar:1 'oe ce.use t ..ei r faith i n God nnd life ·,ms s ore l y tried. "ln t~·!s fc:.ll ·0100!:l o: l i fe !" e,.nd "It is so u:t1fair ! Ke re t}1e i1or c: s on t;_1 eir l i )a . Per i1aps all ;,;:n-:n-, that trou'. ,l e o.:i.1d pain 8 l'S mo.n ' s const,,._nt c om)anions . All hear,, Ju,:;_a.ism ' s ·ri s·:lom that trngedy se1~ves to O)'-'"' our eye z whic~1 li fe ' s "i~rivia.liti 2s G.n6 illusions r :aka l·.lind. It is the way of 2.11 f l e,:,l} t!1f.:.t notlli:·1.g , n othin :; rrior e then t r n_:-:,d~e.nd trauma 11 op,:ins t.·18 3ye s of the blinc' . 11 }'or a ll of us n r e 11 blind 11 Hi'1.C' l iv,3 ir. t~1e 111:,lind. 11 ,orl c.: of our 01 r11 1 ,ode:r-.n societ y . ;.fourners 1y-,set th9I:HB1·-re3 1-?"i t:1 guilt for not Pi;'.Jpreci8.tiw· t ~1ei:;.~ lover] o::.1e s 0noug:.1 unti1 t :1e:y po.ss on . ' ..10r =:a s b -.u:r :'.'ll,d.li . .··e are onl~'' t!,Uil t y of hu:;':lnn "hli Y1C.:1.e -.'. S, ou.r society -::.m1 nation a re .sU il ty of: s .,i·'.•-;~,uo l blL,.C.1w·,:3 ~ 1 0 0 Our civili zation ,:,oo s not I"i.':CO{..::n i z e t :,e r;T':3&.'t°, t ,:,c.c i1'3 r, t:"011 ,_;h unassumin -:; ~te L' :j ' >~ ; ;1or -t, ,'.S .:.ov:'r c~· i;,:,auty, thou::{h cuiet :-~e !la:r be . Too l cv::.e '3 ·:iourn tl1-~ t t}10.se ~;110 119.V'j c~u i etl y lilt.r-e D.. c.leap i :.v1·e ssion on the live:.:; o: others 2.re r,2ore worthy t b2n those -w~1ose a r t of livi!1:; is no more t l1an s:·y::a}<in g r::u ch nr1~l c:o i i1:_=; :L i·:t1e , w~1o se humc.n r,uali t i es -: ,:-s li ttle n:ore tl1m1 t :1ose l,' ol c1ed 1)y .~D.c:.i:;on .Ave:au e. , ~~•oli Gi1e0. b::,r De:.l o CEtrn.e :;i c rtn1..-i. L!.O\l i'isfl.3d b~r -~)O:~ulc.-: r:L ~ec.1 ::. . ::;_ li gion. Trn 6 edy c e r tn.i:11:,r C.'.3.n En~". u suall7 does ten d :. le s~_; on s of life to t·n••t:-- G ,-rie vin,· "'cn- il·,,-· · ' ')u-'., ~ c. ~ "civilized ·· - c .J.c-.: l u ou·· .J. ·rrt"S ,., J ,_,_;:, · .:.- e1pl s ;1 -~ r0 i mmune tc,,, it "' in"'. . _'·rn to it .:c"-' -,0a·,· ·:10r '"' J r •.,-_.,·.;1°r~Ji o;~ Our . v . c -t. i - - on ' '1J , ,_, 1· _ soc iet~; ht:; s justly ea:c').1ed t::e ::_)oet ' s c011c'.s:m10.tion o.c a , orlcl o:~ "hollow rn_01:1", ~,eopl 2. ,,i ·i,:,hout sub 2tance, unahle t o have ::m e{:ect U:;?Oll the liv::: -c: of :,routh -..rho '.l8 r au cous and un ci i ::ci ;ilined r e·,;-Jll ion i s a national cisgn , ce ·e,o the a c:,_ul t g,• nere.tion . Such " hollm; men 11 leave t :19 ,;orle' not '.rith a "bang" , but ;Titl1 -:1 1•,hir\_p er . ~ 00 .&- 1 .t. C- • -· -::-'--•- - (., U _ ... . \!hen as l ei.st '·Tee!~ on Purim eve, so,-,\eone pa c: se s '.-.'ho 1,1ft tl,e ,-rorld with a 11 bo:c1g ", we oegin to f2. thom the e:'iptin N;s of f)ur s ;c1.~,-s . �If t: 12 1 i Ye s of such •nen ~.use our civili~.at :~on to 11 r 9·i:,ur-,1 11 j to honor t;.13 c'. e '(; 21ore t 11an tl1e wo rlcJ of :m.ou th ,,:,nc~ sueec h , to rec ot:q1i ze its teach,3r s e..:i-:'. honor t hem suitahly ·,rhen a.l iv'3 , t hen these ~uiet nsol c.iers" ,.;ithin ou r cornrnu"li . . ti e s will not have r_:ied in vain vhen they 6ie suddeDly o.ncl a t a time whan tneir teachi:1g is 1.iello·.r and strong. In our struggle as a nation to renew th2 fe.i t h oi" our fa the r s for our ·i:,ir.,e - &.nc1 ;Jerhaps our n110llmme ss 11 i s th::; trial ol' tra11sition to a ~)et-ter \:orl d - and. in the struggle to comb2.t tyr£:.nny ,m d f 3_ sc ism whe r s ve r i'ound, we need to learn even if it, be throu ;:;h sui~.f8r ing that the "b12i J.o.e r s of the ruinsn, the arc!,i-t.octs of the future geuero.tions <'E' e tho s e teachers or pa rents or leader s who ho.ve an effe c t on the lives o:~ others t h rough the e:..-.:&11ple of t he ir owD l:i...fe or throu r;h the hurnani ty of t::.eir ·.-rori:c. In c0mhatin g the "theoretical a t :1eisr.1 11 of t: rrmnical Cl1J:1:'11-u;.1ism and fascism ,-re have offe r :') d not ,Q uch :r:1ore tht,v1 our oF.n brand or it,1 0:i.':Lcc'.n "p r E, ctical athe i s::1 11 whe r eby ".Te serve God Fi t ;.1 ;nuch ;_Jraying ,--..-,1, ~ ~i ~ : ~ m.:my words but seldom wi t l1 O',lr V':'.FJ lives as they a re uorked r)ut :-.:.1( acted out ar'.ong our loved ones Hnd ru., ong our fellovrrren . 0 Just r•. s t ~1e youth of ou r Cor.'lBuni t::, of a ll rel i ;;lons 2.nd ra ~e s , uni t ee to honor t he ir teache r l ::'. st ,.;9e'.~, may th =)y uni t'3 more often 11 0 1: i i: t ribute to the ·)so ~le a:1d. belia.:., 3 t :1ey cheri s h . J'·ii.:y tlley :;:' or:m a =.:ore 0r:.:ect union, t:1ou;)1 di £'fs rin :,; i:c ',ielis.f a:i.6 cu ,, tcn , to rescue t i~eil.' ,.;·o:'L.~ ,-r1d to fill it \':i th neani..'1 ~: 2.r.d 3ubsttL'1Ce. :me. ·, er haps t ~w ' ~o:d c' t1v=i:v l-Till i nherit - our "'Orl r.: - wlll ' !e a. r1-or::: _-. r :_, c i ous i n'::e:;.· i·~ance for them if we as ,: :_ ,-jult s turn .fror::. our , rnys t o s srve God tn,17 ~11:::. }mmm1ly , not [-: s 11 hollow J:1en 11 ·,)ut es 11 hc1llowec1 n 2n. 11 1 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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-19610310 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 1961-03-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 10, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 10, 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/8e40b40c6e6f4eda7c063d7365d1c6e0.pdf ba12f7dca9ae0d1e028ce0e36dec4c2b PDF Text Text Muskegon& Michigan ~ . · -~ernard Fishe~ President _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _A-b-r_a=h-a_m,...._.R~.u-d:-:-erma__n~io . _ March ll.&._12iJ,._.,e-.______________________· __A_d_ . r ~.1.0-,, __ SABBATH EVE ~ERVICES, ' Friday~ March 13~ 8:30 PoMo In response to a number of requests ±'or a discussion on the subject of prayer~ Rabbi RuderIIW.n will speak on the subject: ttDOES GOD HEAR OUR PRAY= ERS?tt At the Oneg Shabbat following the service!, the discussion will · be continuedo All thosi:? who find prayer obsoleter. repetitious or futile 0 are urged to hear this · discussion of prayer from the point of view of a 20th century intellectual<> **************************** * SABBATH MORNING SERVICES FOR _gjf.UJ.)fi.EN AND PARE N'm A Sabbath morning service for c!hild= ren and parents will be held on Sat= urday, March 14th at 11 ~00 AoM~ Stephen Neumer will be the leader ~, Judi th Siegel will give the ser.monett3 and Marshall Berman will assist~ "A family that prays together!/ stays together"o A prayer of thanksgi ving will be recited for all those who celebrated their birthdays during the past two weeks., They are: John Bur ..., stein 9 Elise Michele Canef Janet· Friend 9 Vita Teles., PASSOVER MODEL SEDER A model Seder will be held £or·the pupils of our School on Sunday~ March 29th at 10:00 J\ .,M,, Hebrew: selections from the Haggadah will be recited by the Hebrew School pupilso The principal rituals of the Seder will be enacted and SediJr melodies will be sune,, Sp!'•ci.al Passover refreshments will. be eerved o Parents and friends are invited to attend ~ Arrangements have been completed for the Community Seder to be held on Tuesday, March 31st at 6:30 PoM~ :Mrs,.. Max Shwnacher 9 chairman of the Seder Committeef) announces a new low admission fee--$3a00 minimum for adults 8 i2Qoo for children 8 to 12 inclusive ;7 We are sorry that due to the lack of space in our ves= try children under ei6ht. years of age cannot be accomodated,~ Please serJd in your reservations at once to the Temple office accompanied by your check ,. NEW HAGGADAH Cl~tW&flA,.du....,_ W Your home Seder will take on new meaning and inspiration with the nNEw HAGGADAH" which may be purchased· at the Temple offi.ce for ~l,,500 The musie » translatior1 and interpretation will .fill you with sheer del:i.e;ht It will help you have the most exciting Seder of your life" a PASSO~R SUPPLIES No doubt by now you have each received ypur Passover Supplies blanks o Please return them with your . order by March 14 to :Mrs., William Bercovi tch t so you can Bet your Passover supplies on time o All wom~n members of our community a re invited to Hadassah's regular March meeting at the Temple Monday Mareh 16t_h at S ; 30 P .. M<> A brief business meeting will be followed by a book report by Ruth Krause on the life of an immoral Jewish figure o Mark t~e date on your calendal\i friends" as you will not r>!l ~· ceive any other notieeo i) RABBI'S INSTJ\LLA TION - - 1 S. • --- .W...mt. . . . . . . Please reserve March 22nd for the in• stallation service of our Rabbi ,:, Those wishing to send uniongrams for the occ~ asionu please call 265~319 0 * • * **** * * **** *** �... - TOYS FOR ISRAEL 'rhe discarded books, the new red· truck 9 the pretty doll, pla yed with a few times and cast aside ~ Our fortunate children--so many toys and hardly usedo Think of the pleasure some small child in Israel would derive from these<> ~'le• re busy pa.eking our box to be sent directly to these childreno Please bring your toys plus 25¢ for postage to the next Har:ldasah meeting, and have the satisfaction of knowing your child is sharing his happiness with another e Sueeestions for contributions: story books (no thick volumes)~ cloth dolls and ani~ mals e crayons plastic trucks-caraplanes~ color!ng and paintin~ books, rubber balls, games? (No heavy metal toys please) For furthar information call Loia Cherin~ 32906 ~ BiNAI BRITH - The next regular meeting of B'nai Brith will be held on Monday » March 2Jrdv wat ch for more news of a very interesting program~ YAHRZEITS Louis Broutman 8 father of Nathan and Sam and .Mrso Paul ~•.'iener t March 11th .. Lesmann Kallheim, father of Mrs o Sizmund Cahn 9 22 days in Adar~ "The Decision Is Yours" One of the greatest miracles of all times is that neither tyrant nor despot•· time nor adversity• Mazi or antiSemite have been able to destroy Uudaismr.. True 9 millions have died in the struggle but Judaism has always survived , the outstanding example of undying faitho It is just as true that the only effective force that will have any chance to destroy Judai sm is the Jew himself through a eradual process of spiritual self-destruction o Our passive acceptance or bei ng born Jews is doinr; more to accomplish that end than the efforts of any persecutor « Are you doing anything POSITIVE about your religion? Do you literally force your children to go to reli~ious school and then stay away from Sabbath yourself? Do you enjoy the programs and socials or the Sisterhood and the Men's Club--and let the other fellow do all the work? You cannot be a eood Jew without working at ito There are too many or us eetting a free ride It takes timet courage 0 and self-sa crifice to be a Jew! Your parents and thei.r parents before them were will• ing to eiv~ all thato ;~.'hat about you? Are you setting an example for your children? ~MOTHER EARTH RENDERS /\ DECIS.ION" Two litigants appeared before the famous Rabbi 9 Ezekial Landau of Prague 9 in a disnute concerning a piece of ground around their farm lando Neither wouid yield to the other, hence they came to the Rabbi for a decisiono The Rabbi said to the litigants: "Let the ,e arth itself render the · decisiono" To their great astonishment 11 the Rabbi bent down and placed his ear to the ground, a9 if to listen to the voice or the eartho He then arose and said: "My dear brethren, this is the decision of the · earth: fl belong to neither of you , but you belong to me~ Both of you will some day repose in my bosomc Tell them 1 Rabbi~ that for the brief space of time they walk up~ on me » they should walk in peace! '"o The parties to the contest listened with awet and 9 p9ndering the words of the Rabbi_. departed in peaeeo §l$TERHQQP MEETING Our next regular Sisterhood meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 7th and we are to have the extreme pleasure of hearing Mro Robert Sheets 9 instructor in the Muskegon Community Colleee give us a program on SPANISH MUSICo All husbands are urged to come with their wives and enjoy this entertaining program~ ~!UN:r TO YOUNG t:IDS" An old minister endeared himself to his young female parishioners by announ·c ing from his pulp! t: n1r your husband refuses to wipe dishes, read him the following from Kings 21:13 "And I will wipe Jerusalem as a man wipeth a dish , wiping it» and turning it upside down"'" ******* * **** *** � 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-19530311 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 1953-03-11 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 11, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 11, 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/423e0e21d82a38d4a394a28e527b21b6.pdf e5ee4a2f85dee594ade36c57788c9763 PDF Text Text • I ' ~- . {I .s..nl •. / - -· · -t--'B ~ : • L ~ ETIN. -· ::__ ,.. i ! {- ~· Muskegon, Michigan •· Stanley Kapl~, Rabbi •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Douglas Rosen, President March 12, 1959•••••••••••••••••••••••••·•••·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I Adrir 19 •••••• •• .Affiliated with the UNION OF AHE.TUCl1N . a::BR7-~1 COi:lGR::GATim1 ••• • • • • •• • •• • •••• • •. Temple Office Phone 2-2702••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Pay Phone 29-147 PURIM 1959 EDITION HAPPY \ P U R I 11 COMMUNITY LIB3RA!, SERVICJrS March 13 •• -.•••••••••••••••••••Sabba.th 3ve•••••••••••~·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••8:30 P.H. Tl!l;lPLE _YOUTH GROUP J\.'LJ GIHL SCOUT SAi.1i3AT~ - Oneg Shabbat Readers: Lana K. Broutz:lan Girl Scouts rmd Brownies Sendra Druker urged to come Ca.rl Rittman in uniform '• All Youth and Adults ~!elcome t ! l . Every Jew Should Know About The Hebrew Lrtn1,,ruaee• (Postponed from. last Sabbath because or severe snow storm) In honor of Hebrew Month Sermon: 11What Naming Ceremony for Meliss Joan Hankin Granddaughter of Mr. &Mrs. Harold Page Soloist: Mrs. :-Tamer ~ -lo~beck Organist: Mr. Arnold Bourziel Vi.arch 20•••••••••••••••••••Sabbfith Eve••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••8115 P.I1. Sabbath Services in honor of PURIH: Sabbath of Remembrance (;ochor) Family Worship - March Birthday Dlessings - Oneg Shabbat Sermonette: •ZCl.,. i~ .. ... Wonderful or Wrathful God?" A Comma..--i t on the Modem EXODUS from Roumania. Soloist: Mrs. Wamer Galombeck PURIM OBSZRVf.ilCE .AiW Orgrnist: Mr. Arnold Dou.rziel SERVICES Family Uorship 1n Honor of PURIM 8:15 P.~,~. March 22nd , Sunday Religious School - PURIM Carnival 2·t00 P.N. March 23rd, Monday Eve Combinod FAHILY PURIM Services Rao.ding of "Scroll of Esther" 7:15 P.X. March 20th, Sabbath Eve TRJi.DITIONi\L SBIWICE:S March 1.3 & 20th March 14 & 21st Friday Saturday 7:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. �" TEMPLE fil;STERIIOOD F.l\H!LY :MU1iverse.ries Attention all Sisterhood Mer.ibers ! This is th~ last call for reservations to the Sisterhood State Convention in Flint, April 6, 7 & 8. This is an experience well -worth tbs time and small investment involved. Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Miller., ~ h 20, 1955 Mr. & Mrs. Earl Brace., Ylllrch 23, 1935 Ask those who have attended in the past. Come join the Muskegon Cara'Vclll to Flint. Call Rhoda Rosen i..'Tlll!lediately for reservations Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stri.f'llng, March 27, 1921 Yahrzeits 511-05. Louis Levy, rather of Reuben Levy, March 12, (Ad~ 2) Harr:, Ch-eeneere, rather of Dr. Artlmr Greenburg., March 17., (Adar 17) or Arthur Bell, Mv.rch 15 Isaac Rosen, .r~ther of Leo Rosen, March 15 that you, and your entire family, are planning to join us at JlJ:3T A RE:-:INDER ! We hope Sisterhood's PURIM lt"'AHILY SUPP~1 PARTY. To be held at the Temple 1n the Soci:>.l Hall, on Sunday, MARCH 15, 1959 at 5:30 p.m. Our menu is particularly tempting, and will appeal Beatrice Lipman., mother of Jack Lipme..n, March 26, (Ader 16) Ida Ball, mother FAMILY SUPPER P.Afill ~ to nll a~e erou,s - so come one and all j oi."l in the family. run - and let us be one big happy Sophie Rosan, Mother of Leo Rosen, March 2l Harold Fleischer, father o! !•!r!J. fuu'"'8!1e Fisher, March 2.3 Bernard c. To add to the merriment, we are planning a WHITE E!.,EPHAHT SALE - D.ANCD~G TO THE DEST DllWS - s.nd shall lw.ve na M''l.ster of Ceremonies our mm LOU BERMAN. Steindler, son of Milton Steindler, March 26 Retfuah Shela;mtAh Our prayers for a full. arid speedy recovery are offered up in behalf of Mr. Ha.r:cy Fleishman who is at 1-iercy Hos.9ital. He is permitted to have visitors. Our apology to Mr. l.lbert Parker who was hos~1italized the midcUe of last month for For greater enjoyment, there will also be a WHITE ELEP!i/J?T AUCTION• If you have articles in your home that you Yould like to contribute for this cause 1 please call Rose Lawson 5-2935 for pick-up., or bring them in to the Temple yourself. We can use smnll articles in good con~ition. Please do not send clothing. PRICES - Adults •••••••••••••••$1•50 each Children - up to and including 10 years of age•••••••••••••••$1.00 each Ellen Aron - Sisterhood Fund Raising Chairman knee surgery. Though our m.shes for his recovery were omitted from our Jrevious issue, they were present in our hearts and in our prayers. We are ha.;;,py to sq that, he is no.r fully recuperating. Thank You Mr. Eli S!!lith and his daughters, Mrs. Horria Levi.:.'le., Miss i\Uene Smith, Miss Lorraine Sm.i th, ,doh to oxtend their most heart.rel t tlmnks to all of' you who were so kind with ex,ressions of sympa. t}v in their recent bereav8I:l.ent. HEBREW SCHOOL PARENTS The mi1k for the Hebrew School Children hna been discontinued until further notice. Please e~-pla1n to the children t~~ fact that they are NOT to go to the k1t1Jhen for milk and orange dl".inkS. �HADAS§AU Th. 12 - Sisterhood Activity Hebrew School Board The Grand Rapids chapter of Hadassah 'W1ll or Directors I:!ee ting post:,oned Fri. l:3- Services: 7130 & 8130 P.M. T. Y. a. & Girl Scout Sabbath - Oneg Sbnbbat present a panel on the Ydd-East situation, vhicb bas again become critical because or immigration frOl!l Fast Europe. This panel will be held at our Monday, Karch 16., 111eeting at 8115 P.M. Sat. 14- Services: 8i30 A.M. Confimatioin 11100 A.M. gm Sun. 15- Sunday School r1.nd Assembl1' PURIM Feiµly SuJp&r Party & Iuce at 'temple's Social Ball - S:30p.L'1. Hadassah General Meeting - 8&15p.ra.. Tu. 17 - Hebrew School Wed. 18- Adult Education Session 1/6 Hebrew School B'nai BrithMeeting 81:3() p.m. Fr11 20- ,Serv.t_.ces: , 7:,30 & 81.30 p.m. · · Sa.1~ba. th of Zochor : In honor or PUR:µ,: - F:qni].y Serv. & Oneg Shabbat 9:.m.. Sun. 22- No Sunday .S~bool. in A.1{. ptJRD,C Carnival for Rel. Sch. 2100p.m 'l'.Y.'G• . Sotii~ & Progro.m: 6:00 P.11. Mon. 23- Hebrew School., Fu.mily PirRiir >Services: Reading or "Scroll of Esther• 7:15 P.M. Tu. 24 - PURIM No Hebre\1 ·School 'Wed. 25- Ilebrew SchoO.l Th~ ·2.i - ,Sioterhood Activity Hebrew Schooi Board of. Directors \ 27-i·~. . 'l'he Congregation uill be able to meet t:.nd hear Mrs. Gayl in the evening at the Temple. Decause or the mass of :immigrants flocking to Israel from East Bllrope, we will be anxi011s to bear Mrs. Gayl 1s l atest reports as Th. 19 - Sisterhood Activity Fr1. The No.tional President of Ort, Mrs. Joseµh c. Gayl., will visit Muskegon, Saturday, Anril 4th. For Mlskegoa Ort members, there vUl be a lunoheon at the llouston House on that~. Mon. 16- Ilebrev School Sat. 21 -Services: 8;JO e..m. Confi~t~on·: ll:00 Everyone is urged to tum out for our sister chapter. n- .{~cM.~ Temple Youth) Conclave ... Lansing (thru Sun 29) erviees: .· 71;,,, c~ 8.130 P .M. to their plight. LOOK FOR - Date Maj or Abrahami -will speak for ZOA an the current crisis in the Near F.a.st and concerning the joy over the MODERN EXODUS of 1959 QUR TRADITIONAL SERVICES · Every week, ten or Jr.ore lllen come together on Saturday mornine at 8:30 to pray. Each or them takes part in tbe service. They perfol'!ll many ni tzvos. Some look forward ·tQ .. chanting the Ifnftarah. Some regularly perform other portions or the service. All .who participate deserve Tecognition and .we · :thank them. Especially do we want to mention :Mr. Philip Orrolik who, thau.gh of advanced . years, conscientiOUJJly r-c.\1epts the res:JonSi'"7 . bi.lity of the Morning ~rvice and the entire · Torah reading. To bin also, we express oi2r e,gprec;ia.tion, · OUR NE:! ,3ECR3.'TJ;lq We ,relcome c,ur new secret-:: ry, MrP-. Mike Habiun whom we will know by the name of Arlena. . · . Until she becomes fru:d.liar with au.r congregation, please nw...ke certain it i s perfectly clear what went her ·to do for you. For example, i.fhen sending checks to the Temple, · you please specify the .pnr:ione or fur.ld for which you are sending them. Thank you. ·~ .i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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/90af9f9dbfcd3d22586fbdde0d87febc.pdf 4816b27cc46e867ab28a60346bd06bdd PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONQREGATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL Mu~kegon - Michigan --------------------------·Vol. 1 March 15, 1946 No. 12 ------------------------- ---RABBI SATLOV! 'S SER!fCNS. Friday evening, I.fRrch 15th il The Eessage of Purim" Sa.t. evening, r.farch 16th Purim Service--Reading of the Eegillah Friday evening, !.larch 22nd BStrange Fires 11 Frid2y evening, March 29th "The First Laws of Hygiene" Friday Night is Synagogue Night 8.15 o 1 c.:lock �PURU1 A Rabbi once stated that Purim ranks with the day on which the Torah was given to Israel. It commemorates the occasion, graphically portrayed in the Book of Esther, when a beautiful woman , strong in her faith in God, and filled with love for her people, won out over the evil designs of Haman, ,~ho had schemed to exterminate all the Jevis then living in the lands of Persia. The high point of the festiv ~l t akes place in the Synagogue with the reading of the Pu~im Hegillah, or Book of Esther. It is customary for the entire family to come to the Synagogue on the eve of ?urim to hear the story tol-d. The ?urim seudah is a popular fe atu,,..e of the day , for families and friends gather at the festive t able to ea t, drink, and be merry . The haffic,ntash, filled viith poppyseeds or prunes , is the typical delicacy, for its three-corners portray the shape of the hat worn by Haman, the wicked vizier of Persia . Another delightful custom is the masquerading of children in the characters of the Purim story, and their participa tion in the PurimShpiel . Sunday School Purim Party The children of our Religious School will celebrate Purim this Sunday morning, l{larch 17th, vii th a special program in the s pirit of the festival. Hembers of the kindergarten, Grades 1 and 111 v1ill masquerade as the Purim characters and take part in a costume procession. Prizes will be given to the best representations of each class. The program will continue with songs , poems , and a Purim play presented bj' Grade 7. This is an original shadow pl ay written and produced by the children of that grnde, under the direction of }fr . Charles Locke. At the conclusion of the entertainment, the children ·will receive hairumtashen \',hich viill be provided by the Sisterhood through its School Party Chairrr.an , Mrs. Lee Rosen . WK B Z PUREi RADIO PROGRAM Tune in this Sat. Mar. 16th S~rvice and Talk Rabbi Lewis Satlow 7~30 - 7:45 P. H. \__,., �Cradle Roll Party Cradle Roll will celebrate Purim with a party this Saturday afternoon at 3 P .i:. at the home of one of its members, Linda Rubinsky. All children between two and four years of age have .been invited. 'l( Prayer for Courage Why should I long for what I know Can never be revealed to me ? I only pray that I may grow As sure and bravely as a tree. I do not ask why tireless grief Remains, or why all beauty flies, I only crave the blind relief Of branches groping toward the skies. Mrs. B~rney Robe rts, Cradle Roll Chairman, ha s arranged for Purim songs, games arid Purim dainties in the form of tiny hamantashen. With heartfelt thanks ""le 2.re grateful to Almighty God, the Gre::i.t Healer, that our prayers on behalf of Sam Lipmon ½ere so graciously answered, for Sam i s now back home with his fa.rnily und well on the road to recovery. We actmowledge with thanks a contribution to our Library Fund in memory of the mother of i-ir. James Eetz, by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodoff. HGod, the Torah, and Israel a }n inseparable u...r1ity • 11 -- The Talmud Let me bring every see to fruit, Sharing, \'1hatever comes to pass The strong persistence of the root, The patient courage of the grass. Heartened by the sounds of mirth, I shall not mind the woli!ld.S and scars, Feeling the solid strength of earth The bright conviction of the stars. by Louis Unterme yer 1;:e 1fourn the Loss~ Hr. Max Ne,·unan, charter member of our Congregation, faithful disciple of the Torah, beloved father of Mrs. Harriet Talbot. ✓ Zecher Tzadik Livrochot 11 }fay hi~ soul be bound up in the bond of eternal life." �CALENDAR OF EVENTS YOUR RABBI IN 'IHE COMMUNITY On Sunday, March 10th, Rabbi Satlow addressed the assembled Classes of the Intermediate and High School Departments of the Central Methodist Church. W.K.B.Z. v1ill feature a special Purim program this Saturday evening ~ t 7: 30 o' clock. Rabbi Satlow ·wil l conduct a short musical service and deliver a brief message on the significance of Purim today. Your Rabbi has been app~inted to a committee which will pl.m a city v,ide celebration of "I Am . An American Day. ti S~turda_y~ Mar. 16th at 3 P.M. Cradle Roll Purim Party at the home of ~rs. Charles Rub:insky, 1239 Terrace St. .§unday, Mar. 17th at 10 A. l..i. Sunday School Purim Party Hackley School Parents invited at 11 A.H. Sunday, Mar. 17th at 5 P.M. Sisterhood Purim Carnival Viking Hall, Palmer at Laketon Smorgnsbord, Games, Booths !vionda_y, Har. 18th at 8_:15 P . M. B ' n2.i B' ri th Social Occidental Hotel ·----- ----~--- -- --......... SISTERHOOD P UR I this Sw1day evening SUORGfsSBORD SUPPER ~ CAR N I VAL March 17th served from 5 to 7: 30 P. M. GAl,iES BOOTHS ENTERTAINiIENT at VIKING HALL Pa~ner at Laketon TAKE THIS TRIP TO SHUSHAi\J FOR YOUR PURih FUNl ·-----•---- ----------·- -------------· � 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-19460315 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-03-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 15, 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 15, 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/636cd4c58eca2385fe0bbfaf1b87cecd.pdf bddd1fd2a1aa64e47bc7bf0ee285aad8 PDF Text Text Bf\./\1 ISRAEL BlJLLET N Abra~.m Ryg~rman., Rabbi .March 18. 1253,, Muskegon, Michigan : · Aernard Fj,sher~ President. Nisan 211 571~0 SABBATH EVE SERVICES. Friday, March 20, 8:30 P.Mo Rabbi Ruderman will continue his discussion of ttPRAYER" in response to a number of requests for clarification or several points raised last weeko In this sermon ap attempt will be made to analyze the various types of prayer and consider the means or transforming prayer into power~ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ASSEMBLY At the assembly of the Religious School on Sunday, Z..Tarch 22nd a film strip on the "1-lEANING OF THE PASSOVER" will be shown" Parents. are also invitedci INSTALLATION OF RABBI ~ww-=---= You nhould not miss the opportunity to hear our Rabbi's brother, Rabbi Samuel So Rude.rman of Fall River Mass~ at the Installation of our Rabbi on Sunday, March 22nd • . Rabbi Samuel Ruderman occupies one of the largest pulpits in New Englando He was ordained in 1932 by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, and during the war served as Chap• · lain in the navyo The second speaker on the program will be Dro Eueene Mihali, who is known and beloved by this cornmunityo YAHRZEITS Ida Bell 9 mother of Arthur Bell 0 March 15th. Isaac Rosen• father of Leo Rosen, March 15th. Sophie Rosen, mother of Leo Rosen 9 March . 2lsto Anna Strifling, mother of Joseph Strifling, Ma~ch 2lsto B'HAI BRITH DINNER Don't forget this important date on your calendaro Good food and an interesting programo You will be privileged to hear Dro Morris Teles as the speaker of the eveningo Don't forzet, 6:JOPRo Corne and bring a friendo IMPORTANT DATES ( March 22. Rabbi's Installationp ( f).M 1 . .- ~ , a:ool) { March 23,, B'nai Brith Dinner, 6:30 P) ( M. , Dr o Morris Teles Speaker o ) ( March 25,, P.T.Ap meetfng and program) ( 8:30 P.M~ ( March 29 9 Sunday School Model Seder ( 10:00 A.Mo · ( March Jl~ Community Seder 0 6:30 P.M~ I RELIGIOQS SCHOOL MODEL SEDER On Sunday March ·29th, the pupils of our religious school will gather in the vestry for their annual Model Seder, which they will conductci Th~ tables will be set with·the necessary Syt.'llbols of Passover o as Well as special Passover refreshmentso The highlights of the Haggadah will be read and explainedo Parents and friends are invitedo B'NAI ISRAEL P2 T.A 2 The next meeting of the P.T.A~ will be .held on Wednesday evening March 25th at g:30 P.Mo A special program has been planned for your pleasureo Make this a must and show your interest in this important organiza• tiono A PLAN FOR LIVING We squander health In search of wealth ! !e plan, we toil, we· savec Then squander wealth 9 In search of health And all we get•s a grave! 1 / �PRAYER FOR VERY YOUNG CHILDREN :r:--:r ~ ~ ·,.,,r:::-::e-;·:,;,.,,...IFC If you have not already contributed some toys for Israel, you may still send them with your .children on Sun• day morninge ~·le are going to mail them ou.t soon. CONGRATUUTIONS .,... .. ..,, r::,:oa;,w " Installation greetings to Rabbi Ruderman from t.he Muskegon Chapter of Hadassaho May his ministry here be a long and happy oneo A•-:rn:PRAYEH FOR PARENTS ~ Oh, God 1 make me a better parent., 'l'eaah me to understand my children 9 to listen patiently to what they have to say and to answer all their qm~stions kindlyo Keep me from interrupting them 3 talking back to them,, and contradicting them" Give me the courage to confess my sins aeainst my children and to .ask of them forgiveness when I know that I have done them wrongo May I not vainly hurt the feelings of my children. Forbid that I should laueh at their mistakes or resort to shame or ridicule as punishmentQ Let me not tempt my chil d to lie and to stealo So ~uide me hour by hour that I may demonstrate by all I say and do that produces happinesso Reduce§ I pray~ the meanness in me~ May I cease to nag; and when I am out of sorts, help me~ 0 God v to hold my tongue{' Blind me to the errors of my children and help me to see the good things that they do,, Help me to grow up with my children 8 to treat them as thoDe of their own age; but let me not expect of them the juclgmen·t;s and conventions of adults. Allow me not to rob them of · the opportunity .to wait upon themselves, to think 8 to choose and to make decisionsp Forbid that I should ever punish them for my selfish satisfactionQ May I grant them all their wishes that are reasonable and have the courage to withhold a privilege which I know will do 'them harmo O • e O O O 0 0 0 ~ 8 0 0 0 8 0 4 a O O Q O O 0 G O The will to live is animalo The will to let live is humano The will to help others live is divineu • o • • • • • Q O a O O p O O O O O O O O O 0 I thank '.rhee O God 9 for all that is good For parents 9 for friends 8 for sunshine and food, . ';Ja tch over me throur;hout the night May the rest I enjoy make me happy and brighto Bless mother, daddy tsistcr and t~otLcr). · dear, Help me t,o bring them only gladness and cheero Shema Yisroel Adonoy Elohenu, Adonoy Echodo Ameno PRAYr~R FOR OLDER CHILDREN Now to bed I do retire 0 Rest to find and sweet repose 0 Lord~ my weary eyes aspire Unto Thee before they close~ 'Thou, 0 Father ever good 9 Take my thanks for all Thy love. For Thy care, for drink and food ~:'!hich Thou gavest me· from above. My parents, brothers,, sisters dear~ Protect and shield beneath Thy love; Awake or asleep 9 Thou God art near To grant Thy blessings from aboveo Shema Yisroel Adonoy Elohenu 9 Adonoy Echodo Ameno HAS YOUR CHILD !!~VER SEEN YOU i\T PRAYER? O'MEit::mr _,______. F'FF" IP Phychologists urge that children participate and share in all activities of family lifeo Such experiences 9 they say, make for stronger family bonds and a more secure family unito I have visited homes where children are permitted to stay up late or greet the guests, wijere they go to the movies with their parents where father takes time off to take them to the football games, where they plqy cards with their children9 All that will help strengthen the relationship between parents and childreno Children see their parents in every mood-but oneo Has your child seen you praying? Have you ever taken your child to service1t? Some parents do-and derive much from the experienceo Family worship will help round out the total picture your child has for youo The number of parents bring ing their children to the Friday evening Service or Saturday morning is ever increasingo Let your child see you at servicesv at prayerso o&eooooooooooooooooooo~oo0000 � 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-19530318 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 1953-03-18 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 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/c9531561b74d1d7b490a3b872bb80371.pdf cb294dd19b3a5b6fc5d2f1d4672c8d86 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,NAI ISRAEL MUSKE~ON, ~HCHI~AN Rabbi Stanlel] Kaplan Jack Lipman, President C O MMU N I T Y S ERVI CE S LIBERAL THIS SABBATH Friday, March 18th 8:30 P.M. SERMON : "THE WOUK CONTROVERSY:. THE TRADITIONAL vs THE REFORM GOD" UAHC 1 S pr, Eisendrath's Scathing review of "This is My God" The Controversy over the Depiction of The American Jew in a book by a Jew. Who is the "Legitimate" Jew? * * NEXT SABBATH * Friday, March 25th 8:30 P.M. SERMON: "ISRAEL AND RECENT ANTI-SEMITISM" The State of Israel's action in the recent Swastika Smearing And the American Council for Judaism's condemnation of Israel. 20 A SABBATH Oneg Shabbat -¾-l~·lHHHHHHHHH! l{ )( l! l! l! l! )( l( ~ll l! l! lt-,'HHH',-)HHHHHHHHHHH~ TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, Mar9h 18th and 25th -7:30 F.M. Saturday, March 19th and 26 Shabbos Parah and Hr,,.Ghodesh 8:30 A.M. PASSOVER April 12-19th - 1st SEDER evening of April 11th Coro.nnmi ty SEBER. evening of April 12th SABBATH of PASS0'11.t.::R April 15th~ April 29th -· Religious School Sabbath--Services by Hebrew classes in r.1emo::'.'Y of Josiah Wiener. �CALENDAR MARCHSun 20-Religious School-. 10-12;15 A.H. -7:00-9:00 P.M. TYG (at home of Vita Teles) Tue Wed Thr Sun -8:30-10:30 P.M.-Mr. & Mrs. Adult Education (at home of Mr. & Mrs. Morris Levine-2305 Fifth Street - Heights) 22-Board of Education Meeting, 8:15 P.M. 23-Adult Education 7:30-8:30 P.M. Hebrew 8:45-10:15 P~M. Comparative Religion (New Series 24-Confirmation,4:15-6:00 P.M. 27-Religious School,10-12=15 11:00 A.H. Program 8th grade -8:30 P.M. Forum "Israel and World Jewry" Ida Bell, Mother of Arthur E. Bell, March 9 Isaac Rosen, Father of Leo Rosen, March 15 Sophie Rosen, Mother of Leo Rosen, March 21 Louis Broutman, Father of Mrs. Paul Wiener and Nathan Broutman, Adar 22 - March 21 Lesmann Kallheim, Father of Mrs. Sigmund Cahn,Adar 22-March 21 Harold Fleischer, Father of Mrs. Eugene Fisher, March 23 Bernard C. Steindler, Son of Milton Steindler, March 26 Beatrice Danto, Mother of Mrs.Jake Ashendorf, Adar 28 - March 27 Carrie Steindler, Mother of Milton Steindler, March JO Dr. Norman Fleishman, lfusband of Mrs Tue 29-Sisterhood Board Meeting, Roberta Fleishman, March 30 8:15 P.H. - Temple Thr Jl-Confirmation, 4:15-6:00 P.M Samuel Broutman, Husband of Mrs. Edyth Brou tman, March 31 1 TEMPLE FAHILY Anniversaries Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Miller, March 20, 1955 Fannie Fletcher Meyers, Mother of Mrs. Max Rosenberg, Nisan 3 - March Jl Refuah Shelayma.h Mr. & Mrs. Earl Brace, March 23, 1935 : Our best wishes still to Mrs. H. ~~s=IL~VER~.l:....!:!W~E~D~D~IN~G~ANN~·=I~VERS=~A=RY.=..._ _-1-""'ruelback, recuperating at Mercy Hospital. We are happy that the Yahrzeits following children who have been Beatrice Levin, Mother of Jess at Mercy are better: Craig and rk Silberman, Deborah Kantor. Levin, March 9 �ADULT EDUCATION - NEW SERIES COMPARATIVE RELIGION First Session and Registration -- Wednesday, March 23rd 8:30 P.M. Rabbi Stanley Kaplan, Instructor As a result of many requests, a continuation of last year's series, on a most vital topic, alternate Wednesdays Those unable to attend last year .are welcome to this series. CONGRATULATIONS Our best wishes and most fervent prayers for many years of health and happiness to: Mr. & Mrs. Earl Brace on their SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, March 23rd. HAMANTASHEN AT THE SABBATH MORNING SERVICES The Sabbath Morning Minyan wants to acknowledge the.ir great enjoyment of Mrs. Granik's famous Hamantashen and to thank her for her gift of food. Mrs. Selma Cahn, on her 70th BIRTHDAY, March 24th. SPECIAL FORlJM CONGRATULATIONS The Muskegon Zionist Council Invites you to a Forum: To Jo and Evelyn Singer on the birth of their grandchild, Eliazer Rueven Lusterman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Don David Lusterman of New York, in January. Eliazer is the first son of Judy Singer. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CARNIVAL A new kind of Purim presentation for "ISRAEL AND WORLD JEWRY'' By Mr. Milton Silberman Vice-President, Exchange National Bank of Chicago Honorary Vice-President Zionist Organization of America SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 27th B'nai Israel was produced by our 8:30 Temple TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP under the chair(Also Open to the Public) manship of Miss Marcia Levin and ~here will b~ a meeting of the local Cecilia Levy• Booths, prizes, - ...__ Chapter of the z.oA after the Forum. fortune telling, magic show, cake All J:ire welcome to remain. PASSOVER ORDERS walk, puppet show and the Grand March were well planned and much fun.lPASSOVER ORDERS must be in by Friday, The ingenuity of the labors of our March 18th. If you can't mail them TYG brought forth a very large turn- before Friday, please drop them off out and a very successful celebratio~ at the Temple Office. of Purim. �SUMMER A two-week High Schoci-1' Session - - CAMP for youth 14 years and over, August 9-21. Fee . • . $110 . 00 · Union Institute, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, announces its 1960 Summer schedule: A special TORAH SESSION Au 5ust 21- August 28, an intensive study experience for youth 15 · years of age before April 12, 1960. Outstanding Jewish scholars, including faculty members of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion will lecture and lead discussions. Fee • . . . $60.00 June 27th-July 10th - For boys and girls 9, 10 and 11. $60.00 July 12-July 25 and July 26August 7, for boys and girls 11, 12 and 13. Each Period Fee $11.5_,._,oo August 30 - September 4- Leadership Training Conclave for officers, Board Members and leaders of Temple Youth Groups. Fee ••• $45.00 A Teachers Institute for Religious\ School Teachers and Administrators,\ June 24-26, as well as a Youth · Group Advisors Seminar, September 9 -11. EARLY REGISTRATIONS ARE NECESSARY • TO INSURE A SPACE AT THE SUMMER SESSIONS. Over 500 young people and teachers participated in the 1959 program. ·- Col}gregation B1 nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA 2-2702 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL --.--pt: ryNcC:AIMEO Moved-Left No AaC!rn~ ~·----~------·_..--·-- Mr. Harry Fleishman Muske on, Uichigan . '<!+' ' � 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. 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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-19600318 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 1960-03-18 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 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/85bb9b006f2102f52c30bd69bbaeb7b1.pdf 3e9334c48892ae07ba8f9959eec5ee53 PDF Text Text TEMFLE B'N-'.l IS~L SPECBL PURIM ISSUE Sunday, March 18th A DAY OF STUDY .:.ND MERRIMENT In previous years when the Purim Carnival followed the Sunday morning session of Religious School, many parents reported that it was inconvenient for them and their family to go home for lunch and then return for the Carnival in the afternoon . THEREFORE, this year we are arranging a more convenient schedule . Pupils will remain after Religious School for lunch (which each pa.rent provides - Sisterhood provides drink and Hamantaschen) and then be entertained till 1:00 PM while the Carnival booths and play are being set up. Though our pupils will remain throughout the day till 3:30 we will see to it that their schedule is not overly rigorous . Parents should arrive by 1:00 PM to attend with their family first the play and then the Carnival . Teachers, Sisterhood, youth and children have been working diligently for this annual gala event . We ask the cooperation of parents in these matters, and also to provide costumes for their children . Please do not desappoint them - and especially show your support of your~ children and youth! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WH;,T DOES PURIM MEl i.N? It is the plural of the word 11 pur" . meaning "lots 11 , and refers to the device by which Haman decided when to stage his onslaught on the Jewish people. i.lthough easily pronouncible, the word Purim is based on an obscure procedure which Judaism has haJ,pily outlived . DID THE STORY OF ESTHER l,CTlfoLLY TAKE PLACE? Scholars have never been able to authenticate the events described in the Book of Esther . Tµere is no genuine record which would verify that there was once a Jewish queen of Persia . However , there is a truth ;in the Purim story which transcends the possibility of verifying the facts : . the threat of bigotry and the need to combat it . DOES THE BOOK OF ESTHER H;,VE LITER•.RY MERIT? Yes . -- The Biblical Book of Esther is an amazing literary document . It is almost a perfect short story, containing the eleroonts of plot, subplot , r omance , a strong hero, a villian, suspense, climax and even humor . Furthermore, its theme is a universal one and its glorification of sacrificial courage warrants its lasting fame . �PURIM WORSHIP AND OBSERVANCE Ma~ ch 16th Sabbath 7:45 PM ! Friday Eve ! . I PURIM. FAMILY. WORSHIP Reading of the Megillah Birthday Blessings Oneg Shabbat * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * March 17th * •, Host: -:!- * ' 4th Grade ,•: 1: ~<. * * ~ Saturday Night -»· 8:30 PM MUSICALE AND MERRIMEN_T ·, "PURIM COMES TO BROADWAYII SISTERHOOD PLAY AND !'ARTY ' . * * * * * * ~ * * * * * * * *'* * * * * * * * * * * * * March 18th Sunday 1:00 - 3:30 PM Religious School - 10:00 - 12:15, AM Lunch - 11:l!S .- E."l.te r t alnme"nt· Until 1:00 PM (Pupils bring their lunch - Sisterhood provides drink and Hamantaschen1) -· 5 Year CRADLE ROLL PARTY For 3 to Olds - 1:00 PM Grade 3 and Miss Levy Provide A Purim Play - 1:00 ~ 1:30 fM Youth ~Gtcup Pro:.vides _.. · CARNIVAL - 1:30 - 3:30 fM ; -~r ~- •f -~... ~- *~ * Finale : Ma sque rade Costume March - 3:30 PM {t 1:- -)~ ->~- • t- ~} ,\f- ~t- -!( 1( '_ .-!f -~:- -:~ 1{- i -~~ -~- ·!} -~ ~- * * * _M_a_rc_h_l_9_t_h_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M _o_n_d_ay, Purim Eve_·-----------------7_:_J_O_P_~M READING OF ME'GILLAH . Combined Worship for El~ers , Parents, Youth and Children * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ~ *. * * * * :~ * * * * * * * �COME ONE, COME ALL TO OUR SISTERHOOD COMMUNI'IY PURJM PAR'IY AND PLAY "PURIM COMES TO BROAIWAY" A MODERN MUSICAL COMEDY VERSION OF THE PURIM STORY PUT ON BY OUR B'NAI ISRALL PLAYERS REFRESHMENTS - D/.NCING - SINGING FUN FOR ALL SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1962 - 8:JO PM TEMPLE SOC I liL HALL 50¢ A PERSON · **************** * ****** * * * *** *** ** A TTENTION .A TTENTIONl l ! YOU ARE INVITED TO THE TEMPLE YOUTH GROUF PURIM Q !:. ~ ~ .! y_ !:. !'. ( af'1r12 -rfie ?;('J 71 ) WHEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• March 18, 1962 WHERE ••••••••••••••••••••.••••• Temple B' nai Israel TM ..................... . ... . 1:30 - 3:30 FUN!!! PRI L.ES GJ.LORE FCR THE CHILDREN BOO'IHS WILL BE PROVIDED FOO YOUR ENTERI' ••IN.t£NT VISIT THE FISH POND, THE HiJ1i..N G.:.LLCWS, 'IHE Fffi TUNE TELLER l JID LOTS MORE ••••••• * * * * ************ * ***************** Temple B'nai Israel Fourth Street and Webster Muskegon, Michigan 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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19620318 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 1962-03-18 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 1962 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 18, 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/0c157c9a5124e4accad12567cdb4e3ee.pdf 38727fd263d714ad7824f636927762b4 PDF Text Text ihe fflulletin of C!Longregation il'nai ~huad MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN MARCH 194 9 I • . .-\~vj ._ .., ~-✓3 ··. I _.:_ I ND Mordecai wrote these t hings .:rn d se n t letters unto all the Jews. that were in all the provinces of the king Ahasuerus, both nigh and far . to enjoin t h em that they should keep the four~ teenth day of the month Adar, and the fifteenth day of the same, yearly, the days wherein t h e Jews had rest from their enemies, and t h e month which was turned unto them fro m sorrow to gladness, and from mourning into a good day; that they should make them days of feasting and g ladn,-)ss, and of sending portions one to anoth er, and gifts to the poor. From the Megillah �The Bu lletin of Congregation B"nai Israel is published monthly from Septamber to July. Temple Telephone 2-2702 Eugene Fisher .... Editor Samuel Umen __________________________ _ Rabb1 ---o--1949- 0FFICERS-194 9 Paul M. Wiener --------·•·-·-·---·· __ President Sam Lipman ________________ 1st Vice President H arry S. Berman ______ 2nd Vice President ReU'ben Berman ________________ ________ Treasurer H a rry H. Berman ---- Finan·c ial Secretary Rose La wson ---------------------------- Secretary ---o--TRUSTEES Fred Rodoff Harry A. Fisher Harold Rosen J. K. Kaufman Leo Rosen Samuel G. Klayf Max Rosen berg Max Lebow Josiah Wiener - --o--SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Friday EveningsTraditional Service 7 :15 P. M. Community Service 8 :15 P. M. Sabbath MorningTraditional Service 8 :30 A. M. Time for lighting candles on Friday eveni ngs -At Su nset. CALENDAR OF STUD IES Sunday Mornings, 10 :00 to 12 :00-Sunday School Mon day Afternoons, 1 :00 to 2 :00-Elementary Hebrew for Adults Every other Wednesday-A Course in the Psalm Book for A dults Monday Afternoons, 4 :15 to 5 :15-Beginners' Hebrew 8ession for Children Wednesday Afternoon. 4 :15 to 5 :15-Advanced Hebrew Session for Children ---o--- BIBLE GROUP MEETINGS March 9 2. March 23 3. April 6 PURIM S ERVI CE The traditional reading of the Megillah will take place on Monday evening, the 14 of March at 8 :00 P. M. A ,c hildren's Purim Service will be held on Sun day morning, March 13, at 10 :00. A CHILDREN'S PURIM PLAY The children of our Sunday School will present a Purim play on Sunday morning, March 13 ,at 11 :00 A. M. Paren ts are invited to attend the performance. A TRIBUT E TO OUR CHO IR Slowly but surely on!· choir is becoming a real ornament to our Temple. Through the choir the Friday night Service is becoming more beautiful at each passing week. The girls who are givin,g u•p seveJ·al hours a week rehearsing-, deserve our gratitude. We look forward to the day when our choir will be double its size and will have attained the professional level. Our thanks also to Hubert Baker, Temple organist, who is always accomodating and very anxious to help. Join the ,c hoir and help it develop and grow! ----- o - - TH E F RIDAY EVENING SERVICE It is a real joy to watch the growth of our Friday evening Service attendance. But why shouldn't it grow? The service on Friday affords our membership a real family get-to-gether. The Service is inspiring and uplifting. The choir is a treat by itself. The Oneg Shabbat serves as an intellectual stimulus. The spirit on Friday night at the Temple is one of friendship and joy. The atmosphere is on e of beauty and holiness. Have you attended any of our Friday night Services yet~ Why not come wit,h the entire family this coming Friday. SISTERHOOD Sisterhood had a very lovely meeting on Tuesday, March 2. Franny Fisher re viewed Paul J . Sartre's exposition on the modern J ew, which was very enlighten-· ing. Rabbi Samuel Umen delivered an inspiring message. Mrs. Harvey Steadman Sbte President of N .F.T.S., and her com~ mittee were greeted by the President of Sisterhood, Mrs. Hortense Berm:m, and entertained at a luncheon the following morning, at which time, plans for the state convention of T.S. were discussed. Sisterhood's circles are all doing we:J and from all indications, it looks as if the budget of $4 ,000 for this year will be met. Sisterhood cannot and will not fail. -0-- MEMBE RSH IP Harold Silverman, membership chairman, is happy to report that Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slack, newcomers to our community, have joined our Temple. We know that the new members will find the Temple a fountain of inspiration. We of the Temple extend to the couple our best wishes. - - -- 0- - -- YOU NG PEOPLE'S LEAGU E The young people's League to whose hands were left the cultura l activities of the Temple, is happy to in form the Temple membership that on Sunday evening, Apri1 3, we shall have the privilege of enjoying a thrilling- performance to be presented by the famous Broadway actress, Celia Adler. �THE STORY OF PURIM The story of Purim as well as the derivation of its name are weil known. The story is told in the Book of Esther, and the name is said to be derived from a foreign word, most likely from the Persian Pur which means ,c asting of lo t:, (Es ther III. 7). It is celebrated on the fourteenth day of the month of Adar. The p1'incip al ceremony connected with thP. day consisLs in the readi'ng of the Scroll of E sther at the evening service of the thirteenth and the morning service of the fourteen lh . Another ceremony which is described i n the Scroll itself is the exchange of gifts and the distribution of charity. H owe 1er, since the Scroll designates it as a day oi cheer and joy, it subsequently became a day of public festivity, though there is n o cessation of work. It is usually climaxed by a festival in the late afterno on known as the Seudah. In European countries, where the general carnivals consisting of parades, mimic plays, and m;:isqu erade3 took place at about the same seaso n of the year, the celebration of Purim was influenced by the customs of the environment. Consequently on this day plays were produced by amateurs, representing scenes from the events relate d in th e Scrolls, and at times, also from other Biblical events. The amateur players were known as Purim Spielers, Purim actors. In some communities in the mediaeval ages children u sed to burn a straw effigy representing Haman, a custom borrowe d from the carnival ceremonies. From tha t there spread a milder form of expression of both protest against the J ew hatrecl typified in Haman as well as of the hilarity which is still practiced in the synagogues, consisting of a blaring of various instruments by the children whenever the name of Haman is mentioned during th e reading of the Scroll. Besides, Purim became a day of excessive feasting and also drinking in a goodly measure, which in turn resulted in the preparation of special dishes and pastries. Needless to say that there was much jesting on that da y and expression of witticisms. Due to these features, Purim left a great impression in life and literature. It gave an impulse to the development of dramatic art among the Jews, and also to an incipient theatre. In literature it helped to develop the drama. the parody, and other kinds of humorous literature. In g e neral, in former ages, it somewhat relieved the otherwise gloomy ghetto life. Meyer Waxman (From A Hand Book on Judaism) A LETTER FROM OUR LIBRARY CHAIRMAN Dear Friend, It is our hope and desire that with yo ur help we can build the Temple Library to be one of the outstanding o nes in this area, one which you will be proud to call your own, where you can do some reading and perhap::; some res earch. To date we have a start, but only a start, and a long way to go before we can really say we have a LIBRARY. H ere is a plan for building our Library that will prove to be a co nvenience too: Fn~quent.ly you find it n ecessary to buy a gift for someone who is ei ther ill or has a Birthday or Anniversary, or in Memory of one who has passed away.A contrib ution t o the Library Fund will be in excellent taste, because we will send a letter to whomever you designate telling them of your co ntribution in their honor. Secondly, a Book-plate will be placed in your Book, s:1ying you are the donor, and space will also be provided for the name of the person you are honor ing. The Books wilJ be pm·chased from recognized lists, and Rabbi Umen will be omguide. N O SHOPPING - N O PARKING TROUBLE! ! Just call the T emple Secretary or a n y member of the Library Committee telling us of your wants, and we will do the rest. Your help is solicited and needed. Cordially yours,, Fred Rodoff, Library Chairman EXCHANGE OF HOSPITALI TY Under the guidance of a committee from our Sisterhood and the chairman of the League, the confirmation chss played host to the Youth Group of Temple Emanuel of Grand Rapids. The fine hospitality shown to the visitors will be reciprocated by the Grand Rapids group during th e week end of March 19. It is hoped that these excha nge visits will eventuate in many lasting friendships between th e individual members of each group. ---0--HEBREW SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOR FEBRUARY Class I Class 2 Marshall Berman Barton Berman Stephen Neumer T~urt Rosen Andrew Umen .James Price Karl Lensler Herbert Klein Arthur Levy Seymour Fogel �RADIO ADDRESS ON BROTHERHOOD Delivered over W.K.B.Z. Wed. Evening, Februa ry 23, 7:15 P.M. by Rabbi Samuel Umen of the Congregation R'nai Israel Muskegon, Michigan This month being Brotherhood month, I think it is fitting and proper to ask what chance is there, if any, for brotherhood to become a reality? There are myriad differences between man and his brother ml:l:n, bet~e_en race and race, nation and_ r~at10n, rehgi_ous. denomination and rehg10us ~enomm'.1t:on. Language, physical boundane_s, rehg·10n, political ideologies, and . s ocial _customs and practices are all barriers which tend to separate rather than bnng t oget he r· and unite the peoples of the world. Is man capable in the face of all th":se hindrances to really and truly ever umt e and make Brotherhood a reality? The answer is yes. There is one likeess between man and man which o~tshadows all the differences, a nd ~hat is, all human beings are created m the image of God. The pr?phet 1:V-1alach1, speaking on the same subJect, pomts out the basis of unity among the peoples of the earbh thusly: Have we not all one father? Hath not one God crea~ed _us? It is true that some of the aspll"atio n s expressed by man thr(!ughout the ages have remained due to his weakness, m ere dreams and hopes. Yet with all his defects a~d weaknesses, man can ri se to th e level of the angel, as the Psalmist puts it. Everything God created duri ng His six days of Creation, He said that it was good except for Man. Man, unlike som e of the other things God created, is endowed with intelligence, will, a r: d faith. With these qualities, he was left t? perfect himself so that he shall ment the adjective "good". "The heavens are that of the Lord," sings King David, "but th e earth hath h e given to the children of men." This statement is none other than a chall enge to man. While there shall always be things in nature hidden from man and unintelligible to him-that is, things of the heavens, the earth-nevertheless, is given to man on which to perfect himself and make it a place for peace and happiness. Man cannot change the natural Jaws,, but he can change his own way of behavior. He can choose to be bad and he can chooose to be good. He can be fri endly or unfriendly, noble or ignoble . It is all in his own hands. History has many shi ning exampl es of heroic men who. with all th e weaknesses of human beings, rose to the level of t~e angel. Their faith in m'.1n _an d th~1r strength of will ca.used th~ir nse. As individuals, so nations can rise as examples of uprightness, justice, peace, and brotherliness. Tha.t it is not as easy to bring about better fellowship upon this earth as it is to say it, is recognizable. But we d::n-c not give up. vVe must make good th :: charge of God which is to become "good". Right now Brotherhood is a mere aspiration. It is n o more than a wish. But through man's will, thi.;; wish can become a fact. Is Brotherhood po ssible? The answer is in man's will. ---o--CELIA ADLER To Entertain Temple Membership Sunday Evening, April 3, 1949 While there are several nominees for honorary title of "first lady" of the Ameri<' , n t heatr e, t he question is settled as far as t h e Yiddish-language stage is concerned . Ackno wledge d as the reigning member of the Royal F 9.mily of the Yiddish theatre, that sprawling entity in which international tours were accepted as commonplace long before the birth of the USO, is Celia Adler, daughter of Jacob P. Adl er, and Diana Adler Fineman, Miss Adler first was seen on the stage at the age of two, a nd hardly a season has passed since her childhood that has not seen her behind the footlig,hts. For her discerning audienCei, she has animated such classics as "Dolls's House," "The Cherry Orchard," "Mrs. Warren's Professio,n ," "Othello," "Resurrection," and "Camille," to name but a few of her triumphs. She also has given memorable performances in some of the most successful plays of the Yiddish authors, including "A String of Pearls," by Sholem Asch; "Green Fields" and "Idle Inn," by Peretz Hershbein; "Stempenu," by Sholom Aleichem: "The Vow," by Chaim Lieberman, an d t he n ever-to-b eforgotten production of "The Dybbuk," by Ansky. Broadway has seen Miss Adler on previous occasions : George J essel's production of "Millions" and The Theatre Guild's production of "Treasure." Lately she co-starred with Paul Muni in "A Flag Is Born" and appeared on the screen in Mark H ellinger's latest film "Naked City." � 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. 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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/a0f6a05e55f2072ebccfbe1b944c56bc.pdf b58ae80c02fa608019b70fdb94b6b60a PDF Text Text TEMPLE ·,NAI ISRAEL l'P/'~ii°f ll E ON, MIC l p;!ir . -: -. _ Jf . t~r ,/'¥' AN ip~os enbe rg , 1rta~i . Mr. Douglas Rosen , President Vol . VIII No . 8 Adar I Adar II 5725 March, __,,.c-0M ~MU---=N=r=1=y-s~.2:=R=v=I=c.t!,= , ,..---------------'--~--7s Friday .Evening March 5 Sermon : "MIFli,.ClES " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Eugene Fisher 1965 8 : 00 FM ****~******************************* March 12 Friday Evening - FAMILY ~IGHT \-10RSHIP Participants : . Nancy Ashend9rf & Jeff Rosen . Oneg Shabbat 7 :30 PM ************************************ March 17 - wednesday Evening - PURIM SPECIAL SERVICE Se~-vice will be according to Ortnbaox~Tradi~ion Noisemake rs will be provided for the children Come and enjoy yourself .. 7: 00 PM ******************************** ** ** March 19 Friday Evening St'ECIAL PURIM AND B' NAI BRITH S1:RVICE NIGHT Participants : Mrs . Herbert Steinman , Candle Blessing Hr . Herbert Steinman and other B 1 nai Brith Members The Story of Pgrim will be . read by Richard Steinmap & Carla Rapoport One g Shab bat 8:00 PM ** ****** *** ****** ***********w******* March 26 Friday Evening Sermon: "HOW TO BE UN!-fh1 PY" Parti cipants : Mr . & Mrs . Edward Krause =TR.h ,....1_D_I____ T_IO..,..N'AL .,...-:c---,S.Jt--=,,. , v=I=-c.=~.t!.S . ,,,..--Sabba th Eve · March 5, 12 ,- 19 & 26 Sabbath Morning March 6, 13, 20 & 27 8 : 00 PM 7:30 PM 8 : 30 AM �Cli.L.i.!,'ND.:.R - MARC H, 1965 RETURN OF UNION FRAYERBOCKS h.SKED Mon . 1 Boar d of · EdUC§l tion The Temple is making an urgent Meeting - TuCA · · 12:00 request that all mngre~ants and Tues. 2 Sisterhood M2eting 8:00 Religious School students . return Speaker: Rabbi Rosenberg Union Prayerbooks borrowed from Topic : "What Are We.? . the Temple . We have run quite Pe ople? Nation? Religion? " short of books for services , and Wed. 3 Pr1FiENT- TEJ1.C :fER MEETING 8 : 00 ask that e veryone please check Imperative all parents of your bookshelves now and return Re l. School & Hebrew any Templ e . copies . . · pupils attend If you would like a copy of Thurs . 4 B ' nai Brith Blood Bank your own , you may order it from Re d Cross 5 : 30 - 6:00 Ui1.HC ·,through the Temple office f or Occidental Hotel f or about'· ,i;,2 . 00. dinner , t he n to Temple Sun. 7 Hebrew School 9 : 00 &12: 00 STHTEMENTS IN. :t-fhIL THIS . WEEK Re ligious School 10 : 00 Quarterly :_:,due.s statements are Templ e Youth Group 7 : 00 in tre mail this wee k , a little Rabbi I s ApartITE nt early we admit, but Temple finan2454 PineGrove (Glenside) ces are beginning to feel that (TV Tryouts - Be There) spring pinch , and in another mo_rith · Sat . 13 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 will be in a state of quiet desSubj e ct : Viet Nam peration if you don 1 t rush that Home : Shirley 1 tapoport che ck in . If your figures don ' t 770 Miller , No . Musk . ag r ee. ·with figures on sta tem:i nt , Sun. 14 Hebrew School 9: 00 & 1 2: 00 don ' t just sit and pout . Please Religious School 10 : 00 contact the Templ e offic e and PURIM PARTY , P1.,,R.,DE & PL1,Y che ck yo ur payroont re cord . Tues . 16 Hadassah Ho:::eting 8 : 30 Program: Mrs . B. Becker CANCER DRESS INGS : Thursdays from Topic : Book Re view of 1 : 00 tq 4 : 00 at the Temple . Mrs . "A.grippa ' 1=> Daughteru.: by Fast Frances Kantor in charge . Sat . 20 B' nai Drith Purim Party 8 : JOIMPORTi,NT NOTICE:- All meeting Community Invited Sun . 21 Hebrew School 9 : 00 & 12 : 00 dates , thank you notices , and Relig ious School 10 : 00 other infornation f or the April bulletin must be at tre Temple B' nai Lr i th Pr~ram at Aquinas College - GR 10: 00 AM office in writi ng by March 25 . No TYG "Youth f or Understanding 11 ppone calls ·will be ma.de t o soliSt . Gregory ' s Episcopal .. cit late informa. tion . across fr om Mona Shores 7'00 Thurs . 25 Final Meeting of Sisterhood TYG BOAhD M, ETING Febr uary 28 at Dinner ¾' orke rs 8 : 00 12: 15 for all senior members and Sun . 28 SISTERHOOD KOS HER DINNER Board memLers (nominating officers · Temple - 12 : 00 - 6 : 00 for ra xt, year. ) ( NO RELIGICUS SCHOOL OR ) SECRET1.ltY 1 S OFFICE HOU,,S : 9 :15 \ HEBREW CIJi.SSES IBIS DhY 1: 15 , Mondays through Thursdays • . Mon . 29 BO.tiRD OF TRUSTi!:iS 7 :4 Late r by rec:u~st . ..:...:..-=------------;.--- �!11.HRZEIT" Wi.RNER Gh.10:rvEECK, husband of Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck, March 1 LEO I. FRI EDL,i.ENDER , father of Mrs. Bernard Stern, March 1, Adar 27 BEATRICE DANTO, mother of Mrs . Jacob hShendorf, March 2, Adar 28 LOUIS SIMON, brothe r of Mr. Joseph Simon, March 4 PHILLIP GR3ENBERG, brother of Mrs . Sol Silverman, March 11 ISA.h.C ROSEN, fat her of Mr. Le o Rosen, March 15 BLANCHE HhSS, sister of Mrs . -Harold Kline , .March 19 SOPHIE ROSEN, mot.oor of Mr. Leo Rosen, March 21 HAROLD FLEISCHER, father of Mrs . Eugene Fishe r, March 23 IDA STERN, mother of Mr . William Stern, March ~5 BERNARD STEINDLER' son·of Mr . & Mrs . Milton Steindle r, March 25 NORMh.N FLEISf!MhN, nephew of Mr:i . J. Kelly Kaufman, March 30 CJ;.RRIE STEINDLER, mother of Mr . Milton Steindler, March JO S1-1.MUiL BROUTMJ;.N , br'other of Mrs . Paul Wiener, March 31 ANNIVERSARIES Dr. & Mrs. Sam Shumacher , March 10 Dr. & Mrs . Phillip Miller , March 20 Mr . &t Mrs. Earl Brace, ?',arch 23 Mr. & Mrs . Jarre s Price, March 27 REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MISS FRANCES PRICE who is a surgical patient at Hackley Hospital BEST vv IS HES TO Miss Lynne Chevlin and Dr. Robe rt Schaffer, whose e ngageire nt has been announced by her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Ellis Chevlin . Their wedding will be an event of May 2, and they will make their home in Montreal , Canada, where Dr . Schaffer now r es ides . CONTRIBUTIONS SADIE GROSSMhN FUND in memory of Mrs . Re va Banks and Mr . Louis Greenberg from Mr . a rrl Mrs . Sam . Shum.ache r \.iELGGME TO IN AI- PREC I.A TI ON Very special thanks to Mrs~ Paul \.-iiener and he r committee for doing such a wonderful job in the pre~:r.atiqn__ :f.or the Reception following the Induction Service for Rabbi Rosenberg on February 5. The following were committee members : Mrs . Leo Ros en, Mrs . Harold Rosen, Mrs . Morris Kantor and Mrs . Nathan Broutnan . ---------- Mr . and Mrs . Daniel hapoport and Carla wish to thank all who sent food and otherwise helped with the Bat Mitzvah of Carla on February 19.- Your kindness is apprec iated . Mr ~ and Mrs . Larry Stone, who are moving to 408'8 Amanda Road , Fruitport, from Boston . Mr . Stone is employed at Thrifty Acres in the Shoe Th:lpartrrent . REMINDER ••• •• Save your rummage for the Hadassah Rummage Sale which will be held on April 5 and 6. A VICTORY DINNER DATE SET Saturday, April 2ll; has been announced as the date of the Greater Muske gon llii ted Jewish Charities Victory Dimer. Any balances of current pledges should be sent in at once . �... ... .. ·-•- -~..• . PURIM SPIEL SIST1:.,RHOOD 1-lPl-'£1-1.LS FOB. HELP . ··.- -.- ··--·On Sunday, March 14, our Religi - . Even though you may hot be ous School will c elebrate :Purim with actively as s ociated with Sisterhood all its feasting_ fu_n . The boys and - at this time , yo ur help is desper:- · girls wilI riot be dismissed at noon, · ately nee ded with the Sisterhood but instead will be se rve d luncheon Kosher Dinner to be se rved on by the Re ligious School Party ComMarch 28 . Wome n are needed to premittee headed by Mrs . Joel ¼ie ner pare the foo'd in• advance and e s and Mr s . Lewis Jaffe . Commencing at peqially to volunteer for serving 1 : 00 PM there will be a parade show- on Sunday, Mar ch 28 , when it is ing the varied and colorful costhoped that 600 will dine at the umes de s i gned and tnaieled by all of · Temple . Contact Lois Crerin or the classes . Following this , will Lotta Shumacher to volunteer . be our Sup 9 r Dupe r Ex travagan za preijelp is also needed in selling sented by JVf.rs . Bec ker's eighth ti¢kets for tre affair . Those gr ad~rs, and tit led UWILD vd ST PURIM members who have tickets out are Parent s , grandpa rents , aunts, uncles urge d to sell them as quickly as and cousins by the dozens are in- · possible and turn in the money , vited to attend thi s p ortion of our More tic kets may be obtained by program .~ r e c our c-a-1.endar and contacting Mrs . H. Ennis or Mrs . ·.,__ Satn Lawson . The Congregation may /YJ PrRC f-1. \,, - obtain their tickets from Sisterhobd memb e rs, the Temple office , 1 \._\_,·_ / 1L ) / or frorn·Friend s , Budd's & i'farvin's . T Je~e lry Stores, Lakeside Departme~t St bre , Patton 1 s House of (Rememb e r '<-::. no scp-ool Har ch 28 ! ) F<>;bric , be c tel 1 s Holme s and both Lo:r.-s-~Cre rin Fr:i t z 1 13 Drug: Stores . Anyone with ideas for publicizing tre Sis t erhood Dinner please contact Mrs . St rombe rg . Mr s . Strombe r g , Mr s . N. Broutman and Mrs . M. Rothschild have appeared on various radio shows , and on March 26 Mrs . Stro mberg and i-1rs . J . Cherin will a ppea r at 1 : JO on Channell 13 . Tuna in fo r t his , and a lso check whether radio announcements are coming thru . CONGRi2,Gr1.TlON E ' NA. I ISh1..J.. FOURTH & ¼EiSTER S'IRSETS MUSKEGC N, MICh IGAN Office Phone : FA2-2702 Rabbinage : FLS - 5318 ., �A ME S S A G E F R O M R A B B I R OS E NBE R G THE NEED FIB PUBLIC WORSHIP Our weakness and helplessness in many conditions of life fill us with trouble and care . when we enjoy good hsalth, we fear a change might take place. If we are in possession of wealth, we have a feeling of anxiety, less our wealth, through some unknown channel may be taken away from us . Even the pleasure of home and family, though it gives us a sense of security, yet can be for only a temporary period, for we do not know how soon s orrow may visit us . From all tre se fears and anxieties we seek a refuge, and the only true refuge can be found in God, 111'Jho is a stronghold to the weak and needy". We reach God through prayer and DE di tation . Though man can pray in the privacy of his home , yet it has been proved this is seldom achieved . For prayers to be effective they have to be uttered and rreditated upon in a sanctuary - in a place where the Divine Spirit rests . Besides, man has a natural desire to communicate his sentiments to his fellow men, and finds a certain pleasure or relief in knowing that others share joys and his sorrows . Prayer in the Temple stimulates the social conscience and promotes unity among those who share tre spiritual bliss . The efforts of my neighbor to reach God through seeking truth arrl righteousness, reverencing beauty, practicing justice, giving live, encourages me to do likewise . Thus a vital spark is exchanged between me and my neighbor . In the Temple , we are able to extend such a relationship, and we become conscious of our neighbors needs as well as our own. Thus, the Brotherhood of Man and the Fatherhood of God is realized. The Sabuath, with its exhortation to the worship of Gerl and ths doing of kindly deeds, reminds us week by week of these higher objects . It prevents our reducing our life to a level of a machine . "The Sabbath is one of the glories of our humanity-:- 11 _ _ _ - - Let every Jewish man, woman, boy or girl get out of the habit of attending Temple worship on the SabLath, then they imperil tre ir own as well as their children's happiness, security and future . So, therefore - make Friday evening your Temple Night - attend Temple Services each and every Friday . Bring your neighbor, your friends, your young and old to Temple each Friday. The Divine Spirit will bless you with hsalth, security and joy, and above all, with a sense of "Sanity 11 • �B 'NA.I BRITH i-tCTIVITIES THURSDAY - MkRCH 4 (only day available) BLOOD BANK CONTRIBUTION J.11 members sre requested to be at the 11.ed Cross between 5:30 and 6:00 PM. (Closes at 7:00 PM) Return to the Occidental Hotel for dinner Followed by a social evening at tra Temple SATURD.t.Y - Ml.RCH 20 at 8:30 PM - B 1N,.I BRITH PURIM PARTY This will be held at the Temple, and is open to tre general community. There will be live musict SUNDi1.Y - M.1.RCH 21 starting at 10:00 l .M - JEV1ISH-Ch.THOLIC DL.LOOUE Held at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids Sponsored by A~uinas College and Nazareth Collage and the Jin ti-Defamation League of B 1 nai Bri th, Detroit GUEST SFE AKERS: Dr. Joseph Lichten - Dept. of Intercultural l;ffairs l .DL Dr. Samuel I. Clark, Political Science Professor at we ste rn Michigan University For reservations contact Mrs . Leo Fonste in PL5-3515 SUND,.Y - 1'-'f.,1.RCH 28 - DON I T FOR(;ET THE SISTERHOOD DINNER vi EDNESD,tY - APRIL 17 - STAG \vEDNESD.11.Y - J1.PRIL 21 - HUrt.NITi.RiitN 1.\11J,.RD DINNER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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-196503 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a7b292dd8375dc30c435d6bb6ef8047c.pdf a1558961c80584e9ccaa02ea92085ad0 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKE~ON, MlCHI~AN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Dr . Arthur Greenberg, President Har ch 24, 1961 Ni san 7, 5721 Mrs. Evelyn Galombeck, Choir Director Hr. Arnold Bourziel, Music Director and Organist C O H H U N ITY W ORSHIP s/\ [3 8 .AT 1-1 T 1--\ I () Sermon: March 24th "PASSOVER, THE NOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL FESTIVALS" Oneg Shabbat: "Ask the Rabbi" * .* .* * * r~t x,· SlAIJ BAT 1-l * * * * 8:30 PM * March 31st NO SABBl,TH SERVICES due to t he occurrence of the FIRST SEDER TRADITIONAL WORSHIP Sabbath Eve March 24th SbBBATH AND PASSOVER EVE MARCH 31st Sabbath & PASSOVER MORNING March 25 & April 1 0 t3SF l< \/ [ Tl~l 7:30 PM 6:00 PM 8:30 l,M S/~88/-\ Tl~ ,? �I C ;.. L E 1'l D A R dl-\.R_Qfl 26th Sunday Religious School 10-12:15 AM Model Seder Adult Class in Conducting a Seder B . :50 - 12:15 .AM Confirmation. ,C lass 12:15 - 2:00 PH with Rabbi 27th Honday TEACHERS' HEE'rIHG 8:30 - 10:30 PM 28th Tuesday Sisterhood Boa r d Meeting 1:00 2 th Fednesdav DULT EDUC1 TION Hebrew 7:30 +-~G~o=m...o~a=r~a~t=i~v~e~R~e~l=i-f=i~o=n=s_ _ _ _~8~:-·~O 31st Fridqy EVE Pl,SSOV.J:R 1st Seder 1st ~PRIL Saturday - PASSOVER 2nd Sunday REL IGIOUS SCHOOL VACATION NO SUNDAY CLASSES TYG Ti.LEN T SHOU 2 - 4 PM TYG Meeting 4 - 6 PH Discuss ion G~oup 5 - 6 PM 3rd - 6th Monday - Thursday REL I'J-IOUS SCHOOL V.A.CATimr NO 1-EBR.£\-l CLii.SSES 2th Hednesday Cradle Roll F1ssover PQrty 1 :30 SI STEr:..1IOOD HZ ~TING %.iJD 'i: / 1.5 PROGRAM BY OR. CHARLES· 7_C_Y_~9~:_n~o r_OTi£ Time and day ·of Hc:: ~·o-:, Classes will no loni e r be li s t e d i n t h3 calcna.ar u.riless tlle:ce i c ::i. _change i n t~ L r~~L:_L9:r. r2~hE;_Ql'~0 T E i'Lr-1.. E F A 1·1 I L Y YAHRZEITS Berna r d C. Steindler, son of Hr. & Hrs. Milton Steindler, Harch 26. Carrie Steindler, mother of i-ir. Milton Steindler, March 30. Dr . Norman Fleishman, nephew of Hrs . K . Kaufman & Hrs. B. Strifling. Sa.muel Broutman, husband of Mr s . Edi th Brou tman, March 31. · Mary Vander lee st, mother of 1-irs . · Isadore Ashendorf, A:,.Jril 1 Bernar~ Hass, f ather of Mrs . Harold Kline and Blanche Has·· April 6. Harry · Simkin, f ather of Hrs. Stanley Kaplan, Ni san 10, March 27. Jo siah Viener , husband of 11rs . Paulin e Wi ener, f a the r of Joel Viene r ] lJisan 12, March 27. EoGc;S Pitkowsky, f athe:c of I~rs. Ho:tTic 'L'c,les, Nisan 12, r,fa;_~ch 27 lfo:::-ris Berman , father of i-lr s . r 'fo.x Scl1ubb, Mr. Louis Benn.an, 1-lrs ,, F~ed Stein, Nisan 15, April 1 Yetta Greenbaum, raothe r of I'ir 3 . Robe rt Rosenber- Nisa11 20 ;,:_·,ril 6. r I~ t~:e • . .J.: ..., · :·.i:J _, . oc02..1.l. of ti:;io e.,.1.0. to i J. there are i s l an c1.s of stilln e ss wheTe J'lan may e;nter a harbc.. a!':.d. r s cla J.i!l his d.i p 1i ty. Tb SISTZrtI4"00D ACTIVI TY D:.Y - TlT n~ s<:::o.yt· is~.a nd i s th8 seventh day, the CANC :m D:f'.?.~8SEJCS ··· l : C-J -- 4: )(I F:-i Sa'r:,"i;:, th ;, a day of dete. ch'Tle:.1t f:i:o;.l _lvir::i , Mor:: --is Kantor i n Char~~f tb.i.n Gs, instruments and ·prac b .cc:.l ! c. N -:il~,.., " ~ ··c:ll a :, 2.tte.c:~: .::,;;.t to jGH'T E.. JT.T:CHCA SrOP L C<) -- - ~ •(,: .. . ~:!:-1 t 1.e S;Ji"ci t, 11 ! ;_ }__~ . r~ . J . .~~~ ,., .:.:.r 1 !<J I t.~.c: ·'- _(~~- i.,.rit.:: c. ~ . r~-t..+ _•··)- ,_"_-... ·r·~.r:.,•_t·":I 1- ! �TALu'1T SHmJ- Sun dav, Aoril 2 2 /,. COMING HADASSAH Db.TSS . . . •.. Hoping to rep ea t l ast yea rts There will be a pro gram open to hugely successful show, our Temple the entire comrmmi ty on April 10 Youth Group again is sponsoring a a t 8: 15 lJr esented by Hadas sah in p r esenta tion of talent from our Re- Comrn~mora tion of the uprising of li gious School. A variety of danc- the Uarsaw Ghetto. in g , instrumental, creative acts Mrs. Thelma Viener and Mr s . Harry will be seen and heard . This is Berman, Co- Chairmen, announce that an _annual project of our Youth on April 19 at 1:00 at the Temple Group for all the members of our there will be a luncheon, free to School and Congrega tion. There wil7to a ll Hadassah cloners. Mr s . be a nominal admi s sion charge . _ Morris Tele s , Program Director, A Unique Summer Experience tells us that there is to be an SUUHER AQJ\.DEHY FOR J .:WISH STUDIES especially intere s ting pro cr am . On July 2 - 9, 1961, at the Details of both programs will be Pine Terrace Resort, Oconomowoc announced in t he next bulletin. Fis consin, an opportunity will be CONFER&WE Oi:J JUVZ..UL2 Dill..ItH,UitW CY e iven for aqults to combine a sumSponsored jointly by the greater mer va cation with a c:: eative exMuskegon Adult Education As socia~ · ::ierience in Jewish learning and tion, of which Rabbi Kaplan is living .. president, and by the Junior Cham.The progr am is designed to meet ber of Commerce, the conference the needs of those who desire to concluded with the pl ans now being en1:;agc in an intensive systematic implemented to f orm a Citi :e:; ens 1 progrnm of J ewi s h studies under the Youth Commi ss ion for our nrea . guidance of some of the finest and Congra tulation to a much ne 3ded most dynamic J ewi ~h s cholars in step in the right direction. the c011).1t;:'Y . Adul ts have de cided to face .and The faculty will include Dr. assume control ~md re sponsibility HaT:i.--y Jvi . Orlinsky , Professor of fo r our coI!lillunity rather thm1 de fe r Bible at the }rJC- JIR, a.11.d Editorto our teen agers as to "what needs iu Cr.,iof of t he New T1·ru1slation of l-:t::::o=b=-=e=-=-d=·0_':"n"::'-:':'e-'-?:--:"-...,-,---------- the E::,'!)r3w Bib; o ; Dr . Jakob Pctuch- HSBREH UlHOJ COLLEG~-,TEHI SH INSTIowsld , Associ ate Professor of Rab- TUTE OF R2LIGIOl-T, now the l argest binics at the HUC-JIR; Dr. Chai m and oldest major r abbinical school Essrog, Director of the De1JartmE--l1t in the world, has asked all Reform of Adult Jewish Education oi the congreg2.tions t o designate r8,)reU/3C; a.rid Rabbi Richard Hirsch s en ta ti vos to pe.rti c i pate in the ' Director of the Chicago Federation dcdica.tio~ of the n ew buildings m and the Great Lakes Council, UAHC . the Cinci.i.'1nati crunpus t he week- end The Summer Acads. . .ry represents an of June 1- 5. Dr. Nelson Gluecl<:, a.duit extern~i c.,n of the pro3ram of p r es i dent, will entertain these lay Un ion lnsti tuto t be fir::it ycuth , visitors a t the Pres i dent I s Bn:·:: c11 c a.mp es:.c1blj~l,,_e.'i c7 :h-o UAEC. Foi:S 1mday morning , ,Tune 4, at J l : 00 , det.:i.i'l._, and rsce,:--rnorlco t'on -·~t ><' c·o· :w.bbi Kr.tpl e.n is a g2.'2.C::.1., atc of ·:::Cr> J. l .... t.l. tact tJ:·o 'i'e11.ol ,.. ,- ,··.;- . . c. _ _ _ _ _ _ Cj ·0.cinc}~.h Scr.ool of E JC-JI-R . ~ , · ~· ;..-1. - - . - -., • . • \.. __ ..... . V: .J . ,. _:_: .:c· .. '..." .,1...1. 1 - - -- - - - - �SISTZRHOOD TO PRSSZHT DR. TOY Speaker at the Al)ril Sisterhood meeting will be Dr. Charles Toy, leading :psychiatrist of the rr.iddle west, whose stimulating lecture wil be entitled 11 Fields of Psychiatry 11 • The meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 5, rather than Tuesday , A-ori+ 4, with the business meeting 7t45 and the progrrun starting promp tly a t 9:00. Ue have been looking forwartl to bringing this p rogram. all year, and feel that it is a real privilege to have Dr. Toy address us. We feel that we should h.ave a large turn-out, and urge hushands to accompany their wives to this provocative c1.s ,.,ell as intere ::;tin-g and informative meeting. Dr. Toy ha s expressed gr eat enthusiasm about talking before our group and was very pleased with the que stions submitted to him . Ve also hope that the membership will submi t more questions to him at the meeting, as Dr. Toy hc.s indicated CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISRLEL Fourth and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-27O2 Rabbinage: P06-5427 at that he will be happy to answer them. He he.s chosen a topic which rill enable him to enco;rrpass ,_ue s tions that ran ge from administration, dynamics, cause and treatent, to the psychiatric problems of the aged, etc . Hrs . Louis Aron Pro"ram Chairman Dear Members of Sisterhood, Temple - oard Members and Youth Group: Thank you, thank you, one and all. Jithout your wonderful help, es?ecially my dear chairmen, the Food Fest would not have been the success that it was . Sincerely, Doris Stromberg, Fund Raisin Chairman HANKS TO EVERYONE For their good wishes to Mrs . obe rt Cherin during her illness. For their many expre s sions of sympathy to Mr . and Hrs. Ro°c;ert rice at the death of her brother, Hchael Januska . NON-PROFIT ORGAUIZATION TIME-VALUE HAIL �RABBI TO YOU: A Pll.'3SOVBR HiP.~H.i,.TIVE For those of u s who believe that God grants to each ;;ene ;.~o.tion of .iunericans a guarantee of freedom m1d libe rty, react with a:9prehension end terror the recen t headline "Virginia Gr2.nts Cl10.rter to Nazis"! The facts SU'.)J liecl by the UPI 6.ispatch a re as tound ing . They a re con fusing to u s . One asks : Where a re we ? Hha t lnnc-:. is this? \Te stru g_zl 3 , rithin ours elves to believe t hat t hi s can ha.):!_)en he r e in our time . The disp,~tch is dated the I des of Harch o.nd describes an occurrence i n the USA, 1961 - y ea, in the s t o.te of Virginia, the cr~;.c.7.le of l,!'lerican d(,·mocra cy, the l and of Jeffe rson and the l aborato1·y of !unerica I s f irs t b ill of right s ! The UPI di SlJatch a.rmounce s to ,:)O s t-1.rorl d 1-Tar II m1c1. po s t-Korean ifar /u-r,_ erica, to post- de press ion and to p resently-recession ;\!:1ericl). that the sovereign Co::nr:ionweal th of Vi rginia ha s gr anted a charter of incorpora tion to Georga ( ! ) Lin c oln ( ! ) Rocbrell I s /-une ric2.n iTazi P ·rty ,,-hich is op.,nly c'..)c~ic t ad to supren.,_"cy o·f a .pu:ce vhit°.=.i• •.,. r ·1c"'l "Ln ;_ 1.-: iri-·['; ,.-:1cl to th.) er .:-:1.--.tion- of it s J ::''S in ov9~1s de- i.;,-rncl ,,r,___:_ no.nuf/c'tu:r-J d i:n o"r i1 .:~.r Detroit . The wheel of De sti ny h~s t hu s turned, the balances of Justi~e have 111oved and t l1e i~az i s c1re 11 i11 business" s01ne~rher e i n Aiueri ca. . ' And tha t 11 somewher0 " should nean something as a symbol to overy ci ti 3en of ever:." ::: t ,- te in the Union because of Virginia 1.3 s )ecial pl a ce i c"l our early history . The ahe m1. of su ddenl y - is t wo UPI •iisp2.tch <motes ths new Fu hrer, "' 'Te are nm , t··o yel'.rs schedule • in ~Jla~s to ori at1 i ze throu ghout the nation . 11 1bd J.r,1erica - p r oud , dscen t , God- fearing and ri :~hteous .'J"!erica de cade s oehi n d foe time3 . Pe r hnp s t here i s hope. The re is hope, I belie ve, in the i cl.ea behinci 11 1.sk not what /i.me rica can do for :-1e, ask r ather wru~t you ce.n do for /i.Jnerico. l ll Perhaps the re is a better world bein:; built by the younger ge:ner a tio,1 , M d t he sounc~s and sight s of it c.re seen in t heir 11 sit-in 11 den on s tration s (:n -'l in their rally:L.1g to ii.merica ' s new in terno. tions.l "') ea.ce corps . Perhpas there is ho:~e, the refore , because the youn ge r genere.tion of colle ge s tude~1ts want to c .. ,_ st o£'f t he evil s whi ch our generatiol1 has so reluctc1_;_1tly clasped to it s bo s om . �If there is hope ~tall, it i s the voice of Passover that be ckons us to make a be tter f utu re to be oorn into the world . 11 A new birth of freedom" i s not be : enshrined and engraved in s tone in Fas hinbton, but its meaning is to be re-written u,on our hearts an d minds every y ear, every T'.loment. As for u s , the greatest service ire J 0i.~s can r ender a s citi·~ ens is to e s tabli sh a closer k inship with Hoses , who tr .ded the crown of Egypt for the crovn of 'i'ora h, to cle8pen t he a ec1ningf ulne s :s of our J eiri shness , tc • xtend t he· practical applica tion · of our heritage , to procla i m w±th.' ourlives the clnrion call of f reedom co111i ng to us throu gh Pas sover. LL1'1d i f a:iy of us of thos e times - who ',roulc1. mo st fervently de ,s ire ) er s onc1.l :)ea ce and tro:r1q1..~ illity 1 but who looking at the world cannot rest - s till re fuse to see t he s i gn s of possibl e i nner moral and social disinte gr u.tion of our society c1nd nation, l e t him nedi t ,-=i. t e on the clo s i ng Fords of the UPI dispatch. Ro ckwell says , "I believe tha t right now we r e:ores .;mt the ma.iori ty of t he -_:) eople in the Uni t er1. St ate s . The only trouble is that mo s t of them don' t r ealize it. 11 Fas this not t he belief of such m1;. :.; ter tyran t s o.s Hitler? lu1d di d he not convince the Gerrnany of Schille r and Be e thoven and Heine that the ma,j ori ty of its ci t hen s rea lly di d believe in the 11 brotherhood 11 of racism, su periority &'1d domination of one nan by the othe r? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. 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The Unicin of American Heb1:-ew Cor, 1.: regations, of which our Temple is a member <) has des1.gnated this Sabbath as ISAAC MAYER \1·.'ISr; I.l[;:MQP.I/1. L ShBBA'I'Ho The tlf.\l"' "' nion ~1ill consist o.f a.n apprc'l.ist•·. 1 of his monume::1taJ. contribution to American ,Juda:i.sm.. !1 ollow~.ng th€': servlct. a film strip ¥rill be shown portraying hi,gh= lights j _n. the life of J,.ibera.l ,ru :iaisru f s .foundc,r t' - TRADITIONAL PASSOVER --=--~SERV:.CE ,~ •-•~~_.._--...,.....,.. ...w,..,. l, f "?W days remain in whi.ch to pla c,, yo .1r re~ervation for the (:,:,r:unurd'ty Se= - - - - ~........ ThEi foll.owing is a schedule of st~:rv'ices t<., be C',mducted in the chapel during thci first two days of Passover: de·r ~- · S.i nee a 1-imi ted number ca.n he ac,::omoda.ted 1, it will be ".1~ir~1 t come fi::-st. se-rvcd 9 n s, don •t. wait for the la ,st minutE? to announct~ your coming " Ev{~ of Passover ..,Monday,eMarch 30th=-6: 30 You may be diS,&§.Jtpointedo Pi::-st. Day of Pas.sover..,Tuesday-March 31st P.M~ - 8:30 A~Mo Evening f:.ervice,rMarch J1st~6:00 P~Mi> Ser'r.md Dt'.y or Passove:r,,.~·:ednesday.....\pril Yc.m may obt.ain your i\'.EW HAGGADI\H from tho ·remple of.fico for use at you:r:· home Sed.<3j::" ., Please remember to br:i.n 1; ycur. NE1, : HAGGADA.H to the Community ;S EHit:·r sinc~e thel."e will be only n. limitr:!d mun-• ber· of i\Xt-ras ·~ M.rG , AlbE~rt Parkr·n"' in charge o.f the Si f;t.(;H'hood. Gift SlH,p 1, a.nnr,uncea tho ava t lability of a number bt?a.utiful or • Pansover plates 1 jewelry for children~ and ot.her- lsraeJ.:t art, objects in the Gi.!.'t Shpp" You will i'ind many useful and intet"esting Passover gif''t~s includ- lst-~8 ~ 30 A~Mo -PASSOVER ·12.•-_,,.....,CEJ.LDRl:~N:1,cpARENT _.&~~---- --~ - . SERVICE _,...,=_m;~• A P,issc,ver serY:i.ce for children£> par ... ent.s and friends will be held on Tuesda.~r 11 rfJ£;_ rch 31st at 11: 00 J\ .Mo Phyl.1.i~ Gr€:,~nbe.rg will bCI the leader and Maroh8 l~ Efii·ma.n will gi v~ th.f:- se1:'liltJnE:it tc"'., Chfldren -;,. ri1J. be exrused frcm1 attending Putlic ~;d100.i.. only 1.f they attend ~er.., vi<: es< 'l'hes:•e w1.1.l be no Child1"e:n~.Pa:c6!ll1 Se:cv:tce this Satu1"day,. Cups etc., These obje~ts are on display in t.he T•e mple lobby t~.i,:t!lt~2~ftS1-:c1il:Lcii:en' s M;>d1:!.l Sed~r,. l U-11:tl•ch ·-usv;.-..,Ch:tldre11-Pa1..~nt. Sen•v1 ct=-· } 1 • 11~00 A~MI The following pupils will pa:rt1.c:i.pate ln condu,:ting tht' Passover Model Seder. (r-1u"t.!h }1;:;t-~-Community Seder-~-6~30 P.M ... ) __J {Ap1•il lst•--=Adult, 8tu<lj· Uroup-~8~30 P.Jlif • {Ap1·:l.l ?th..,.-•• nisterhood Meet,:l.ngA! : ;OP .. Mi tAp1•il l:2th--Kiddi.t: Ka.rni. val,-TempJ.I'.:'-•·· J t ?,nn PM I i __~._ __ ..,..,.:.._.,._,..,,.;·i,.~-,-•"":%.<.-- -· . l ' I S - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -.':"'r:.=.c.'"":.---:.·:::..._,•:,.;•~~:.;;,,, ing books of Jewish interest, Klddush I) 0:.1 ~-\:r:ida r 1, ~fl,arch 29th at. 10 :45 A ,,:M; Phyllis and Marian Greenberg ;) Lynn 'jhevlin~ Nancy Klay.f !) St~phen Neumi:n· t· Da~d d Hudfn"~nan "' Micha•.: il Stein 6 Snr,:1.h Vanch.u-en , ,Judi th Kra.use l) . Irwin Au;;ust ii t'.. ec 1. • ·1.1 e ,.,e .( vy Pan::~.·1 a .,. n:·:i e d m,:1.11 ,, y ,r.1 ta 9 'I'eles and ~fan.et Ilobert,s o ** ********* ~ Pc~;~ch p,:-e;:;ents y0U:r child with a uniqua ~)pportuu.i ty to "show off" ,1 1:.re suggea't 1-,}let you have s,mr child. help prepare for t.h~ SedtH"" chant 1;he F'our Question::S and the :Uddush a.nd participat.e in every ph:.: se or"' the S~der.,, �Harold Fleischer 9 father of Mr s n Eugene Fisher~ March 2Jrd o Bernard Steirldler ,, son of Mr "' & Mrs ;, Milton Steindler 9 brother of Jack Steindler 8 March .26th . LOST --··· AND FOUND ,.,,..~ Found : Two ladies' un1brellas 9 plastic boots 0 man's hat , red child's pursee Call Temple office for further information <> PASSOVER SUPPLIES --- ---.w Your Passover supplies order can be picked up at the home of Mrs o Sam SiegelG 197 i·:ashington fl on March 26th2 to 5 : 00 P.M~ t 7:00 to 9:00 P.H o and on March 27th 11 2:00 to 5:00 P .. M., onlyo Please co-operate by picking up your orders at this time and help make the tasks of the Supplies Committee a bit eas ier o PASSOVER RECIPES "MATSO BALLS" 2 eggs 1/3 scant cup of matso meal pro~r,u:1 cf exercises a t t he home celebrati on ,., 11,t~.J :h,ree_Na ~zq_s :ar e pJ.aced se p,., arately in tnesections of the mat zoh co- ver a Two of these symbolize the two loaves of bread over which the usual ben... edictions are pronouncedo The Third Mat zoh repre sents the special role of Matzoh at Pesach time ~ The Four ~§._: each has a specific place i ~ v i c e e The first serves at the Kiddush , the second is taken at the conclusion or the first part or the SederQ The third is the cup marking the conclusion of the grace after the meal while the fourth cup comes at the concl uslqn of the Seder o The c~. .QJ.., Elitf.!I Jewish tradition pictures7r!I!'a as the herald of the great Messianic era ~ when God's reign will be fully establi shed o Hence ~ a cup is keJJt"ready and is designa·ted as the "Cup of Elijah" .. Charoses : is made ofa mixture of apples . nuts B wine ~ and cinnamon.,. Because of its color : it i s taken as a reminder of the bricks with which the Israelites had to do the work as slaves in Egypt., 1he E.,gg: represents the Passover festive offerlng o Afikomen : is a piece from the middle matz'ofi'tnat' has been set aside at the beginning of tht service o It is customary to allow the children t.o "steal" it during the meal c The head of the household redeems it at some "exorbitant" price ,) Morror: i s the bitter herb symbolizing tneM~t 't er plight of the enslav~d Israelites ~ The Shank Bont 0 • _ . . . .- . -1 1 ' 9 . ~ 2 level tablespoons fat Seasoning is emblematic of the pascal Iamb ; -Rar§a"s: Beat whites and yolks separately 0 then or parsley is part of the meal to signrfy together; add meal, then fat and season- a festive supperc The additional relishingo Set in refrigerator for an hour or es are dipped in salt water to make them two before shapingo Drop in boiling palatableo O_;ef!!!_i.Jlfo-k~?,Doori., Some refer water and boil 20 to .30 minutes before it as the expectat on o 'tne visit of adding to hot soup ., Elijah in the Jewish home to herald good tidings o Others explain it as an express~ ttCHAROSES" ion of the Jew against those who spread · malicious lies about the Seder ceremonyo A few apples ,, Raisins THANK YOU'S ,-w Suiar and Cinnamon Chopped almonds or othe~ nuts To f,lro ~~ Mrsn Milton Steinder for the Grated lemon rind beautiful Altar flowers for the install·. :ine ation and for their generous contribuPare and chop a few apples (, Add suear tion to the Garden Fund o and cinnamon 9 chopped nuts , ra:1.sins 9 and grated lemon rind o Mix well and add SIS'l'ERHOOD I•1EETING .,,e.. .,.,.,. enough wine to make a pasteo The next Sisterhood meeting will be held * *** ****** * ** ** on Tuesday evening 9 April 7th » at 8 : 30PM< SEDER SYMBOLS ----- ...a.....This is also husband's night a nd we have a wonderful program in store f or you witt The Seder Tabl~:Should be arranged as att ract ively as possibleo It is custom- Mr" Robert, Sheets of the Muskegon Commun ary to decorate i t with flowers !) light- ity College~ giving a program or Spanish ed candles and embroidered matzoh cov- Music o If you want to enjoy some .f:f.ne music , turn out nen masse" " ers o The word Seder means order or -- ....,. . . . .,wq; ~ Hllilll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/46eacdb05b48e3d59770084f24f6c86e.pdf 5af229fb4c9b17e4eba08a90dd770e9f PDF Text Text • BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan March 27th, 1947 Vol. 2 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, March 28th ANNIVERSARY SERMON 11 What a Rabbi Expects of His Community" Friday evening, April 4th - NO COMMUNITY SERVICE Home Seder Ceremony Friday evening, April 11th 11 The End of the Matter" * * * * * FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * * * * * No. 9 �ANNIVERSARY SERMON PASSOVER This week marks two years of your Rabbi's services as spiritual leader of Muskegon Jewry. Passover celebrates the most important event in all Je_v .ish history. It bas been observed continuously by our people for over 3000 years. This, the greatest holiday in our calendar, commemorates the Exodus from the House of Bondage and marks the birth of the Jewish Nation. Much has happened in our communal life during these two years; much remains to be done in the year that lies ahead. This Friday evening, Rabbi Satlow will preach an Anniversary sermon, 1:what the Rabbi Expects of His Community .11 The entire community is invited to the Service and the Reception following at the home of the Rabbi. OUR THANKS We hereby thank all those who helped make the Sisterhood Purim Supper such a wonderful success, exceeding every expectation . Sisterhood has thus been enabled to carry on its fine religious work in our community. May they go on from strength to strength. We Acknowledge with Thanks A contribution to our Library Fund by Mrs. Harold Silverman in sacred memory of her mother Bertha Levine. The Seder ceremony in the home is the high point of the festival. The story of freedom is retold in the reading of the Haggadah which opens with four questions asked by the youngest member present. These four questions point out the uniqueness of tte food and ritual of the Seder, and in the answer that follows, the great story of freedom is retold in dramatic fashion. Although the greatest war against slavery was ended a year and a half ago, most of .the peoples of the world are still enslaved. It is our hope that the prayers embodied in the Hagaddah will soon be realized, so that all men may enjoy the blessings of peace and freedom. WE PRAY FOR THE RECOVERY OF Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Rose Berman Ludwig Darmstadter Tillie Jacobs Jacob Klitzner Mr. Jacob Baum Mr. Sam Sneidman May God send His he~ling speedily unto all those who lie upon the couch of illness! �CHILDREN'S SEDER 'mmodel e Religious School will conduct a Seder this Sunday morning, March JOth, at 10:30 o'clock in the small gymnasium of the YMCA. The entire group has been prepared to sing the Seder songs and participate in the Ritual. Rabbi and Mrs. Satlow have revised their simplified Seder ritual to enable each child to participate in the program. This demonstration Seder will serve to acquaint our children with the manner in which the Service should be conducted and will prepare them to take part intelligently in their family Seders on Passover night. A TRIBUTE Twenty-seven years ago, Sam ·and Esther Grossman came to Muskegon. During this time they became an integral part of the Jewisli community. Mr. Grossman served as president of B'nai B.'rith, while Mrs . Grossman headed Sisterhood as its president. Both have always been interested and active in every facet of Jewish and civic endeavors . re deeply appreciate their loyalty and constancy at our services v:eek after vreek . We pray that God may grant them much happiness and good health as they go from Muskegon to make their home in Detroit. SISTERHOOD "TEA HADASSAH Hadassah chapters throughout the land have been sending garments , and linens to supply the hospttals of Palestine. However, during the past few years, due to the problems of supply and shipping, many local chapters have made offerings of silver in place of the supplies. At the next Hadassah meeting on April 14th, the silver offering for Palestine Supplies wil-1 be collected. This will be forwarded to pur·1ase the necessary supplies for he Palestine Health ·Program. Marcy Locke has arranged a program dramatizing the work of PALESTINE SUPPLIES. A farewell tea honoring Mrs. Sam Grossman, a devoted Sisterhood member, will be held at our next Sisterhood meeting on Tuesday evening, April 1st. Esther Grossman has been a faithful contributor of food to our SOS c~llection each and every month since the call was first issued. While shopping for food, · for her family, she never failed to remember that others were desperately in need. In her honor, and in response to the appeal for overseas supplies for the DP camps, all members are urged tp bring candles, sewing supplies and canned goods to this meeting. �YOUR RABBI IN THE COMMUNITY Rabbi and Mrs. Satlow were hosts last Thursday evening to a group of foreign exchange students en~olled at Michigan State College. These young people from China, Turkey, Egypt and a number of Central and South .American countries, were intensely interested in Jewish problems and plied the Rabbi with many questions concerning Jews and Judaism. ********~*¼** On Sunday evening, March 23rd, your Rabbi was the guest speaker at the evening Vesper Service of the combined youth groups of Central Methodist Church and John Wesley A.M.E. Church, of which Reverend Jones is the minister. His subject was " Judaism." * • :- * i'· .;, •-· -¥ .,,. -¼. * -!(- * -¥· The Muskegon Woman's Club will hear an address by Rabbi Satlow this Friday afternoon on "Palestine, Yesterday and Tomorrow." To illustrate his talk, Rabbi Satlow has arranged for the March of Time film, "The Palestine Problem" to be shown. The Woman's Club has extended an invitation to all members of Sisterhood to be their guests at the program and tea which follows. *******• ***** CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday. March 30th, at 10:30 a.m. Model Seder Religious School YMCA small gymnasium Monday. March 31st, at 8:15 p.m. B 1 nai B'rith Meeting Honoring Sam Grossman Knights of Pythias building 377 W. Muskegon Avenue Tuesday, April 1st, at 8:15 p.m. Sisterhood Tea In honor of Esther Grossman Woman I s Club Monday. April 14th, at 8:15 p.m. Hadassah Meeting Palestine supplies Woman's Club There will be no Religious School session on Sunday morning, April 6th. Passover Holiday PASSOVER SCHEDULE First Seder Friday evening, April 4th Passover, first days Saturday, Sunday, April 5-6 Passover, last days Friday, Saturday, April 11-1~ Yiskor Service Saturday, April 12th-9:30 A.M. • � 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-19470327 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 1947-03-27 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 27, 1947 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 27, 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/24d5abc23797cfb0453b60cbf5eb78db.pdf 5a0b3b01826af2fecd1199f7c6a492f4 PDF Text Text TEMPLE B'NAI tSRAEL EMPLE MUSkEGON 1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. Phillip Hosenberg President Mr. Alan Oppenheimer Adar I - Adar II ----~SCHEDULE --------~--- --OF WDRSHIP SERVICES March, 1967 March 3 Friday Evening 8:00 PM "RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES" Dr. and Mrs . Phillip Miller Kiddish March 10 Friday Evening 8:00 PM JEWISH MUSIC SERVICE Sermon: 11 0R:::~IN OF JEWISH MUSIC 11 Leaders: Organists and Choir Guests: Muskegon Chapter American Guild of Organists Participants: Mr . and Mrs. Sol Silverman 0:~,-,:::; Shabba t Friday Evening 8:00 PM March 17 Sermon: 11 GOD l IS HE DEAD?" Pa rticipants: Mr . and Mrs. Bernard Stern Kiddush Friday Evening March 24 7:30 PM FAMILY WORSHIP AND SPECIAL PURIM SERVICE Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Youth Group Members _____________ _ On_e~_g__Sha_!)_b_a_t________________ Sermon: Participants: March 31 Friday Evening Sermon: 11 GOD 1 S FOLLOWERS" Participants : Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Steinman Kiddish 8:00 PM ******* ***************************** TRADITIONAL SERVICES March 4, 11, 18 and 25 8:30 AM �.. .,...,. . -~ - . !V1.lhCH , ];_967 -CALEND.n.R -- ---· -· JEviISH MUSIC SERVICE TO BE !{ELD FRITuiY, }~Rell 1(). ·~ · 9 .B 1 nat ~ri]P Meeting 8:00 . i . ·. ,....... / · . . . . . . . Temple Rabbi Phillip ; Rose~_rg·: ~p- . , vr·, Sat i ( l-1 TYG-B~-nai Brith Basketbal nounces that ' the' 'hnnuaf "'J ewish . Game ..:Salvation .n.rmy_ ., · · Music Music Festival Service I Gym f'.rom 12:00 :- -4 -:00: will be · held on Friday, March 10, : Sat 11 Hadassah Study ,Group 1:30' · commencin_g at 8 : 00 PM . ·· --· -'• ---.· -• v••·~ Home :' Eeth ashendorf · · Mr • .11.rrioid Bourziel, Organ2160 Bourdon ist and Mus•ic , Director, will -Weds 14 Siste rhood Meeting 8:151 lead the Tempie.:'c.h,oir. in variet Speaker : Mr . Jim Tay~or . _ of Traditional Me·l odies, and Husbands Invited ( T-e-rnple ~ their origin will · be explained . · · fl'hurs 16 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 7:45' Special guests will be "~Tues 21 Hadassah Meet ing ~:. 00 : members of the. IJ:i,i.s.~e;g~n Branch . ·.' '[ ~ Home: Rosalyn Cheyh_n . . ::--'.-of t ne:· fimertc~n--·G1ii]d of Organ- . - ~--= •\.~~--=-·' · .3044 Roosevelt Rd ists, whose ·nean is Miss Irene ! ,.. :.· Sat 25 UNITED J1'W~SH CH.n.RI TIES Kolkema . 1: 3/<:·--VICTORY DINNER 6 :3 Your atte ndance at worship ~ Holiday Inn service on March 10 will be es~ pecially rewarded by the privij· le ge of hearing this fine proRELIGIOUS SCHOOL gram . Sessions : March 5, 12 & 19 10 : 00 - 12:00 Spring Vacation March 26 _Il_',N.11.I BRITH RESUJ.LlS MiE'gNGS Sunday School PURIM SERVICE is on! March 19 . Parents note : Children! B 1 nai Bri th will hold a will pring sandwich and will s t ay j meeting _-:9n Thursday , ¥a rch 9, for lunch . Sisterhood will: serve -r· at 8 : 00 PM at the Temple . orange drink and Hamantashen . The _ Refreshments will be se rve d Youth Group Carnival will take I followin g the program . place after lunch . ·i Mr . William Druker, Presi., .! dent of B 1nai Brith , emphasizes CONFIRM& TION CLASS . · ; that " If we are to remain an Saturd.ay mornings - lO : O~.t1.M . · organization , we must demonstrate · March L, 11, 18 and 25 . _our . iuterest by attendance at . . rnee tings . 11 Make every effort to be present. INFO~M.n.TION NEEDED FOR ;JJR ]L I BULLETIN .n.T TENPLE OFFICE IN , WRITING BY MaRCH 28" at 9: 30 AM$ Office hours of Temple are 9:3Q Thurs \ };.~.' a ~ L; · , ~ r ----·- --- -~-"~ --- --- --------- Statements will hopefully go out March 1 to those who STJLL have not paid third quarter dues which were due Januarv 1 ft I. - 1 : 30 on Mondays - Thursdays . Late~ by request . Page 2 �RETURNED BY P_OHJL,i.R REQUEST UJC VICTORY DINNER D.1TE M.1.RCH ..-Ster an absence of a number of years, our Sisterhood is undertaking the production of a CoJ'Tlll!uni ty Seder . There have been a number of requests by congregants for a Seder, and work is already in progress . Please plan t o attend the UJC di nner at the Holiday Inn on Saturday, March 25. Cocktail hour begins at 6 : 30 and dinner at 7: 30 sharp . We will have an outstanding speaker as usual . There is no charge f or the dinner; just make a reservation by March 20 by calling the Temple office . Get a group together and come . Fish on request . Dr . Morton S. , Kantor 1967 UJC Chafi:in~n The date : First· seder Night Monday, April 24 The time: 6:30 PM The Place: Temple Social Room ·· The .n.dmission : i1.dul ts '1;i 3. 00 Children thru 15 - ~1 . 00 25 TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP N:0tiS -·--~~-~ - --- --- is expecting VERY IMPORT.~NT: Tickets The . Youth Group must be purchased and paid for , several Michigan State Temple in advance no later than ~rch 24.• I Youth officers to arrive Friday There will be abso~tell no t ~ , afternoon , February 24 . The pur~ or adm~ssions avai~able ~t the do •pose of their visit is to describe 1 We don t want to disappoint anythe functions of MSTY, help imI prqve our local youth group , and , one or hurt anyone s fe e ~ings , but we must adhere to this . You to begin preparations for th<L inmay send reservations and checks vasions of 75 MSTYites who are payable to B1 nai Israel Sisterhood coming to Muskegon for the MSTY to the Temple office or to Mrs . Third General Board Meeting during the weekend of .i..pril 14-16-. ,1lan Oppenheimer , Sisterho~d Pre sident, as soon as possible . Passover is fast approaching If you are not sure as to and the TYG has included with . this bulletin convenient orde.r · whether you will be in . town, it is our surpes:tion that you buy blanks for you t o place orders for your tickets now . If you should your Passover . goods . . ' be out of town and can't make th e We are also setting up our .Seder, then you will have contri-:- plans for the Purim Carnival to be buted to •its success and you ' ll held March 19 . You will be tingle ana feel good all over . hearing more on this . Finally, the TYG is challenging There obviously can be no refunds, credits or due bills the E'nai Brith to a basketball on purchased tickets . duel to be held at the Salvation ~rmy Gym from 12 : 00 to 4:00 on .Ldan Oppenheimer , Saturday, March 11. rresident of Congregation Page 3 Tom Steinman, TYG President �HADASSAH HIGHLIGHTS FEBRUARY, 1967 LEATR ICl_E~J NI S, PRES IDENT AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR WHEN WE CELE- FOL~OWING PURI M, WE HAVE ANOTHER HOLIDAY BRATE THE FESTIVAL OF PURIM, AND THE OF JOYOUS OCCASION~ PASSOVER. IT IS BIRTHDAY OF HADASSAH, WE THINK OF THE ESPECIALLY A TIME TO ASK A BLESSING AS YEARS OF SER~lCE HADASSAH HAS GIVEN -WE GATHER TO RE MEMBER THE SLAVERY OF OUR TO HEAL THE SICK, TO RESCUE THE CHILDREN, BRETHREN 1.N EGYPT AND THE lf3 FREEDOM. TO GIVE A NEW LIFEl AND MEANlNG TO THE WE BECOME MINDFUL~NCE AGAIN THE NEED OF PRECIOUS REMNANT OF OUR PEOPLE -- FREETHE MANY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD FOR REDOM! WE.HAVE MADE FRUITFUL A BARREN DEMPTION FROM PHYSICAL SLAVERY AND LAND, AND ABOVE ALL 1 WE REMEMBER THE SPIRJTUAL BONDAGE. THROUGH HADASSAH, FAITH, THE VISION AND THE COURAGE OF WE ARE CO-WORKERS IN THE CONTINUING ACT 0 HENRIETTA SioLD. OuR HEARTS SWELL WITH OF CREATING A WORLD WHERE A.LL SHJ\LL KNOW HAPPINESS AS A RIPE FRUIT BURSTS WITH THE BLESSING OF FREEDOM• OUR TASK IS THE ABUNDANCE OF ITS JUICE WHEN WE VIEW NOT YET COMPLETED - THAT SO VERY .MUCH WHA T ROLE HADASSAH HAS PLAYED IN ISRAEL 1S STILL REMAINS FOR us TO no. YET WE REBIRTH AND RESTORATION. LET US KEEP CAN LOOK BACK WITH A THANKFUL HEART STEADF AST, BE MORE INSPIRED, SO THAT LIKE FOR THE GIFTS OF FREEDOM AND SELFES1HER OF OLD, WHOSE NAME WE BEAR, MAY WE DETERMINATION BESTOWED UPON THE PEOPLE BE EVER EAGER TO SERVE OUR PEOPLE• IN IN THE STATE bF !SRAEL 1 ESPECIALLY FOR SERVING HADASSAH, WE SERVE THEE. THE ROLE T~AT WE, OF HADASSAH 1 CAN POINT WITH CHEST-BURSTING P~lbE, HAVE PLAYED OUR PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS CHERISHED THE IN-THIS DRAMA• STORY OF ESTHER FOR ITS MESSAGE OF FAlTH AND COURAGE. GENERATIONS HAVE RETOLD THE WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PASSOVER? IT JS A FESTIVAL OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL STORY AND HlSTORY HAS RE-ENACTED IT TI ME FREEDOM, COMMENORATING THE LIBERATION AND AGAIN, FOR HAMANS HAVE RISEN AGAINST OF A PARTICULAR PEOPLE FROM BONDAGE~ AND US AND MoRDECAIS HAVE STEADFASTLY DELIVERED us. (T IS THIS DELIVERANCE AND LS THE FESTIVAL OF HU MAN FREEDOM, CONTINUED; DYNAMIC EXISTENCE OF OUR CELEBRATING THE IDEAL OF LIBERTY ITSELFo JUDAISM DOES NOT BELIEVE IN PASSIVE. PEOPLE, THAT PURIM CELEBRATES. FREEDOM BUT RATHER 1.N ACT I VE REDEMPTION ,, FREEDOM MEANS THE ONGOING STRUGGLE FOR THE HAMANS AND THE MoRDECAIS OF 1524; NAMELY, CAIRO PURIM, THE GOVERNOR OF INDEPENDENCE, AND RELATES NOT ONLY THE EGYPT IMPRISONED 12 LEADING JE ws AND JOY OF DELIVERANCE, BUT ALSO THE PAINo DEMANDED RANSO M, THREATENING TO KILL ALL PASSOVER IS A PERENNIAL RE MINDER OF OUR THE JE WS IN CAIRO IF THE RANSOM WAS NOT FREEDOM, AND ASKS us, THROUGH THE SEDAR PAID. HE WAS STABBED BY ONE OF HIS SUBCEREMONY, WHETHER WE ARE WORTHY OF THE ORDINATES; AND THE JEWS THUS ESCAPED A FREEDOM WHICH JS OURS• [T IS THE INGENERAL MASSACRE. TENSE RE-LLVING OF THE PAST THAT ILLU MIN ATES AND GIVES MEANlNG TO THE IN 1578, PURI M DE Los CHRISTIANOS, THE PRESENT DND DIRECTION TO THE FUTURE. JE WS OF MoROCCO WERE SAVED FROM GREAT DANGER WHEN THE KI NG OF PORTUGAL FOUGHT PASSOVER IS ONE OF THE MOST BELOVED AND AND \YON THE BATTLE OF THE 11 THREE KI NGS 11· • SIGNIFICANT FESTIVALS OF OUR CALENDAR• BEGINS bN THE EVE OF THE 14TH DAY OF IN 1743, DAMASCUS PURIM, SuLEI.MAN PASHA, N!SAN 1 CONTINUES FOR EIGHT DAYS• THE GOVE~NOR OF DAMAScui, BESIEGED T1BERIAS. LORD 11 PASSED OVER 11 AND SPARED THE CHILDTHE JE WS SUFF,ERED FOR 83 DAYS, BUT WERE REN OF ISRAEL WHEN; BY THE 10TH PLAGUE, ~E SMOTE THE FIRST BORN OF . THE EGYPTIANS~ FINALLY SAVED WHEN THE SIEGE WAS RAISED. HEBREW NAME IS PESACH, DER)VED FROM THE. 11 PESACH 11 OR PASCHAL LAMB, WHICH, IN 1774, ALGIERS PURIM, THE CITY WAS ATTACKED BY SPANIARDS, AND ACCORDING TO ACCORDING TO BIBllCAL ACCOUNT, THE ISRAELITES SACRIFICED ON THE NIGHT BEA LEGEND A FIRE ISSUED FROM THE GRAVES OF FORE THEIR DEPARTURE FROM EGYPT. TWO F,AMOUS RABBIS AND CONSUMED THE AGGR!;SSORS. THERE ARE MANY LNTERPRETATlONS OF OPENi. ON PURIM, 1912, A HANDFUL OF WOMEN IN THE · THE DOOR FOR ELIJAH DURING THE SED AR SERVICE. IN THE MIDDLE AGES, OPt NI NG T~ VESTRY ROO MS OF TE MPLE [MANUEL IN NEW DOOR SERVED A DRP.MAT IC PURPOSE . SI NC :.': YOR K CONSTITUTED THEMSE(VES -~HE HAriASSAH PASSOVER VERY OFTEN COINCIDED WITH CHAPTER OF A NATIONAL ORGAN1ZATION TO BE EASTER,JEWS WERE ESPECIALLY EXPO SED KNO WN AS THE DAGGHTERS OF Z10N. THE AT THIS TIME TO THE 1.NFAMOUS LIBEL OF FEAST OF PURIM, ON WHICH THE MEETLNG WAS USING CHRISTIAN BLOOD :FOR RITUAL HELD, MADE THE NAME OF HADASSAH ALMOST PURPOSES• THE DOOR ·wi.s, THEREFORE, INEVITA~LE, FOR THE WORD, WHICH MEANS 1MYRTLE, 1 WAS THE HEBREW NAME OF QUEEN OPENED SO THAT ALL ~1GHT SEE THE ESTMER; AND EVENTUALLY IT SUPPLANTED THE PROCEEDINGS• •DAUGHTERS OF ZION'; HENCE PURIM OF 1912 **H******** STUDY GROUP -- SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1967 WAS NOT ONLY THE BLRTHDAY OF HADASSAH, AT RESIDENCE OF BETH ASHENOORF, 2160 BUT OF Miss $ZOLD 1 s LIFE-WORK. BOUROON STREET AT 1:JO P.M. HADASSAH (MYRTLE) BECAUSE, AS THE MYRTLE TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1967 - HADASSAH SPR!;ADS. f.RAGRMl'CE,. LlKE GOOD DEEDS MEET I NG AS 1-0ME OF ROSLYN CHEVLI N, THROUGHOUT THE LAt,!lll, YET PALEST I NE IS 3044 POOSEVELT ROAD AT 8: 15 P .M. NOT MENTIONED IN THE dOOK OF ESTHER, AND Gents NAME IS NOT MENTIONED IN THE BOOK ***********'1': OF ESTHER. : �REFUAH SHATu-i:MiiH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MRS . J ..ROME CK.,RIN MR . DAVID GUDELSKY MRS • BENNO RO 'IHSC HILD MRS. 1,JILLiii.M STZRN who were hospitalized in February IN APPREC Li TION Mrs. Jerome Cherin wishes to thank congregants for their kindnesses during her ho~pitalization . Mrs • .Bonno Rothschild -Wishes to sincerely thank her friends and everyone for the many kindnesses and consideration during her re cent stay in the hospital . A special thanks to Rabbi Rosenberg , Sisterhood , Hadassah and the Sunshine .Group . We wish' ~o thank eve ryo!lo for · their thoughtfulness .during the illness and passing of Rebecca Epstein . Your· many cards and flowers and kind expressions . of sympathy are much appreciated . Mr. Andrew E1-. , ~ in Mrs . Leo _Rose CONTRIBUTIONS General -Fund, from Mrs . Rose Darms tad_te r . ANNIVERSARIES. Dr. & Mrs . Phillip Miller, Mr . & vJELCOME TO . ... . 11· Mr. and Mrs . ~rthur Jenkins and daughters, Donna, Caren and Judy, who have joined the Temple family in February. Add them .to your Community List .at 827 Winslow Court, 49441. Their phone is 739-6481, and Mrs . Jenkins is Eileen . SOL COH.nN FUND .t1.V.!1.IU.BLE FOR LOANS We again would like to apprise our congregants of the existence of the Sol Cohan Scholarship ~morial Fund, which is available to students for aid in meeting the expenses of junior colle ge . or college education . This is a non-interest paying loan fund . Those in te re stea· in making application for such a loan should contact the Tempie president by letter . SOME PEOFLE R&J) THE BULLZTIN Our request for the ' return of borrowed yarmelkas to the Temple has produced some results . Four of our congregational families looked around andi found some . We appreciate their cooperation, and again ask that others check their homes. -----~-.,..-- ~ UNIONGRhMS .,. 773-.5340 March 20 Mrs . Earl Brace , March 23 Page 6 �YAHRZEIT ·-' :, - -.~ .· WARNER GALOMBECK, husband of Mrs, ,, Eve:l.yn Galombeck, father of Mr; ~:: · Garrett Galombeck and Robert Galombeck, March 1 MATHILDE RAFP, sister of Mr. Louis Darmstadter, March 2, Adar 20 LOUIS SIMON, brother of Mr . Joseph Si~on, March 4 ROSA WIMPFHIEMER , sister of Mr • . Louis Darmstadter, March 4 LOUIS BROUTMAN, father of Mrs . Paul Wiener, March 4, Adar : 22 · ANNA ROSE MARCUS, mother of Mr . Israel .Marcus , March 9, Adar 26 . , BEATIHCE LEVIN, mot;her of Mr . Jess Levin, March 9 LEO FRIEDLAENDER, father of Mrs,. Ber·n ard Stern~ March . 9, · : Adar 27 · BEA TRICE OOTTO, mother . of. Mrs . Jacob Ashendorf, Marchio Adar 28 DR . PHI1LIP GR.2:ENBERQ, brother of Mrs . Sol Silverman, March 11 ISA.AC:·ROSEN ,' father of Mr . Leo Rosen, March 15 BLlWICHE HA3S , sister of Mrs . Harold Kline, March 19 JEROME BOMASH, father of Mrs . Kurt Rosen , March 19 RACHAEL ROSENTHAL, sister of Mrs . Goldie Smith, March 21 HAROLD TI,EISCHER, father of Mrs . Eugene Fisher, March 23 IDA STERN, mother of Mr . William Stern, March 25 BERNARD C. SIBHrnLER, son of Mr . and Milton Steindler, brother of Mr . Jack Steindler, March 25 CARRIE STEINDLER, mother of Mr. Milton Steindler, March 30 . ~YA.H.RiE°IT (Continued) . DR. NORMAN FLEISHMAN , nephew of :._::: Mr:s ·: . --J~ M~ Kaufman, March JO SliMUEL BROUTMdN, brother , of Mrs •• Paul Wiener, March 31 MICHAEL STEINDLER, uncle of Mr. Milton Steindler, March 31 ELLIS CHEVLIN, husband of Mrs . Rosalyn Chevlin~ March 31 CONDOLENCE To the family of RALPH JACOBS son of Mr . an.d Mrs. • . Meyer Jacobs, brother of Mrs . Daniel Roetter, who passed aws3,y February 4. May his memory. be .for a blessing . . . . . .. ... .. ----- -------·---------~~--' CONDOI.ENCE . To the family of MINNIE. SVIRSKY sister of Mr . Samuel Lipman , who passed away February 9. May her memory be for a blessing . CONDOLENCE To the family of MRS . REBECCA EPSTEIN wife of Mr . Andrew Epstein, sister of Mrs . Leo Rose, who passed away February 21 . May her memory be for a blessing. Page 7 �JUST C,1.LL r·JRS. s...M PRICE TO VOLUNTEER YOUR SERVICES FOR 'IRE .H.-,,!1..,SS:.H RUM}'!... GE s••Li, April 13. Phone 722-3409 CHECK THIS LIST FOR ,.V..~IL. ..BLE POSITIONS! RA~K RIGGERS •••••••• Help set up clothing racks & tables for bettor display of stock SHMitTu SHLEPPERS ••••• Help pick up merchandise & deliver to store. POSTER PL~CERS •..•••• Help place posters in prominent places for good publicity MERCHANDISE MilVINS •• Help price merchandise ace roding to Fair Trade Act. STOCK STACKERS •••••• Help fold & sort stock for smooth selling operation LIFTER 100!\iRS •••••• Help keep an eye open to avoid shop lifting LIST LISTERS •••••••• Help take names of customers for mailing list for future sales. PRICE PROCUffi:RS ••••• Help merchandise mavins abtain fair price . SMaRT SELLERS •.••••• Help convince customers of great values available. COMt ULSIVE CLEnNERS. Help keep stock assorted & in order during sale WITTY WORKERS ••••••• Help keep morale of workers high by providing light and pleasant atmosphere. ~ CONGREG.n.TION B 'N.1:1.I ISRAfil, FOUI TH & Wl BSTER MUSKEGON, MICEIG.1iN' . 49h41 Office Phone : 722-2702 Rabbinage : 755-5318 �Temple Youth Group Temple B 1nai Israel 4th and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan 49441 February 23, 1967 Dear Friends, As the Passover season nears, your Youth Group is anxious to help you and also to obtain funds. We are sending out this Passover List so that you may make your selections directly from your home without the bother of rushing from store to store in search of your Passover needs. Since we are anxious to receive and distribute your products immediately, we would appreciate your prompt attention on this project. We are setting a deadline of March 11 for this order. Please cooperate with us! If there are any questions on your order or you would like to receive additional supplies, please call: Art Rothschild - 755-2651 or Lee Oppenheimer - 755-2814. Thank you very much for your effort to help the jouth Group help you. Sincerely yours, Arthur Rothschild _, Fund Raising Chainnan MUSKEGON TEMPLE B 1 NAI ISRAEL YOUTH GROUP Passover Goods Sale Phone -----------Address ____ _ ______________ Name , Mail to: Arthur Rothschild 2081 Maryland Drive Muske gon, Michigan 49441 ~J;:";_3.ntity · . . !:9 10 Oz. Matzo l's ~2-.59 S# Pack Matzo .64 12 Oz. Egg Matzo .54 l# Matzo Meal .53 Sponge Cake Mix .65 Honey Cake Mix 1.15 15 Oz. Tins Macaroons (chocolate) 1 .15 15 Oz. 1ins Macaroons (cocoanut) .69 Pint Fishlets .69 Pint Gefilte Fish .19 3 Oz. Potato Pancake Mix .53 1# Cake Meal Total Cost Please enclose a check or cash to cover the total cos t of your or der . Make checks payable to: Muskegon Temple B'nai Israel Youth Gr oup~ Total Cost � 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-19670303 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 1967-03-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 3, 1967 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 3, 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/2df26ecce78f2ba818f246507fc3654b.pdf a32a6329a9f3cee4377738f21d32a532 PDF Text Text ~~i..!~!£ee,;o_!!f.-11ichi&€1,ff,o ________/\. brah.:lm Ruderman,,.:=R=a=b-=b....~l"-.,·______ ~n ~tr·d F;.s.rnT" President · .I' • JI' J. 9 5 3 . __ t,. dar__Z.f ..5.ZJ~.... , ______ - - - .. ____f\ _____ --·· - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - S/1BBA TH gvE SERVICES l<'ri<li;y;--~1arch 6 c 8 :30 ·P .. M,, 'lhe 'H:.:.·n Jn ·lilt ·1; a on the suh.i£ict: 'rHE MYSTERY OB' LIFI;., It will be bar:;ed on t ,e weekly '~er.ah Por•;ton :i..n which the saerifir.e of the Red Heifer i::; re--· -::-oun ~ed.., F':>J..l0'i•1j Tl8. the s ~r"r'i..ct1,1 an Onzg Shabbat ,1i11 be held in th(:.! ires'try 0 *** ~ * * * $ *** K * ** * ** * * * * **** ** ~ l\HRZEIT§ Dur~~g the ;ast w2.ek end three obser- Mr" Louis Levy,, father of Nro Reuben Levy,, 1uncRs of tie Fastjval of Purim were Mrs,·, Sophie Kan~<:)T.' 0 mother of M:-r,, held The last celebra'ticn wi.:i.l occur m~xt Sund0.y., Both ser :lees on Frlday Morr:i,s Kant.or<> and on Sat,u:-dalf e 'ern.ngs were well ati i-"NIVERSARY tended and tt ls hQp :.d generateid many fond n0mori. ~s{' T"le prcseiYcation by Iv::--s~ Gus" r~.101H r-rnd rirs 0 Louis Gross- Mr.o &. Mr.:,, Paµl ?Ji, 'i1tiener 1 Marc):1 2nd,,. man or 11 How i:'o 8eJ.ebrat . ! n .1ri:r- in the E< ..:nP- ·1 •i was .:"c!C :-d v:·d wt th interest and entJ 1.n:!.as110 :r~i:::re was a gene:r&l feeli 1g o.~· ,,,arnrch nd good-Hi 11 to which To all of our .,c•ngregants who so gen= e,aeh pers:;;n co :1 r buted. a e;oodly share·) ~!rously cont::-:.1 bute6 tc the Netherland~ s Our · ·l.s.nks .~n to Marilyn Stein and R&.1--• J!lood Re !J ef '''a s.re happ., to announce <.-::i.g1. H.odoff fc,r. tnei.r finie performanc£> '.;hat we · ,urned over :)515 ,.,00 to the Fund .. fa~; t.1'.ti Purim S,arvi.ce on Sat-urdc·.y eve(: 'I.,~ ;olli t,y C>f Pt1!'ir.1 r:iarly in the ser- ~ o Mr o & Mrs-~ Leo Eose for their gener v:i.c became inf €,ctious and bef'c re the ous cont . . . ibut.:l.1)n tc, the Sadie Grossman last round )f 1'er':lgg .... ng" all wr:,r~ underFund in honor of t.r.e young men who so the Purim s_;::,ell,. 'rhis happy hc·liday kindly rcpla.ced th.E: l:i.fe-giving blc.od ·r,Jac:h~d a c lima.x at the h.u ee ou·c.pout,.. which helped It'.". Rc,se in hi.s recent i.lling :,f pare.1ts~ childre1 and friands nessoat. trw masc;·1arade party and play on Sund,?..y afte.:noo:c o The performance was •ro Mr o &. Mrs" .:t"red Stein f'ortheir generous ch9ck fo~ the use .of the Sunday 1?xce:..ient f ) ! ' whi.::h our thanks go to School childre ..1 ,, Mrs., Barney Roberts and her actors.., W-e c-one;ra tulate the parenta who dis= pla. ,Al sueh ort~inali'i.~v and irnagina-tion in arr?-yin~; their young i .such .To Dr ,, & lVirs" .3ydney M.ichelman on the extnH>rdir1a::·y c scumes" The three birth of a bab 1 daughtero May she grow· judges~ 'Mrs o J ,seph Strifl:i ne ~ Mrs o p to be a blessing to her fine parents: Loui. c> Aron anc Mr. Jack Schreiber were ,·<mf cmted id th t "· e a J..mos~ :impossible O.Jl.R._IlQVING REPORTT~R t:1sk of pi~'dng wi.nners., '.rhe excell ence ~-f L1•£> cost u.n~s wan drana ti --al . .y .•{p:r .m;ed t 1 t'1(~ ;,trnorous offer of Mr,. 11/Ir o Marvln Mar ~us one of our " he'l pful'l ' J<'.i.•ed t,tei. ". ;o ~,ref'e nt all 1.:.hc~ artici- young <'.'O(le;regants has very kindly of1et .. d us his services in helping compile the -:, nt , .ln .h,~ r 1:·.t":! •·t vJit~h pr~ z.es_, l\. bulletin each ',,mek,. If yo•1 ijave any sp~c · ~1 worl o~ p aise to the Jadjea news i te:ns or anytJd.ng spe·· ia whj ch you 1 who .wrked -m s ,inringly to help make would 1.·nc to nave us print,) .kindly g~ v ~ t11i t; af'f, j t· th , m. t>t memor2.b:.e Pur:f.m M " Mart.us ri. 1· ngll his num1.er is 608 aff:'I r :tn 'I'u,ple ~ n:d. '.i.-s):-ae~ ,, ----~-~ Q �~ -... YOU ARF. CORDI.\LLY INVI'fED TO ATTF.ND . A PURIM PICNIC.oae•oob(B0X SOCIAL} on Sunday March 8th, 6:30 P~Mo Admission 50 eentso Brine box lunch for tWOo Purchase your own at j2o50 minimum or have your choiceo Square Dancing" 0 " 0 oHora O O CO I) 0 0 Ce~ 0 0 0 C 0 C () 0 0 0 00 ., o11 ortune Telling., Funo ,.Froliir. o ,,Feu de Joie o., o., oLa.ughter ~ ** *** * *** ****** THE PREACHER ~ ***** *** chairman of the Gift Shop will be very happy to serve you in this capaeityo On Siste;rhood meetine nights the gifts will .be displayed on the tables in the recreation room o What does a preacher do, my son? · Well, his time is his ownD whicr. means he is always on the jobo You see 9 ~he man who is cursed with punching in a time•clock in the mornine; is also bless-= ed with the privilege of punching one out in the eveningo The preacher teach We are very happy to report that the es though he must solicit his own class response for help on the evenin~ of and es.~ He heals 9 though without pills or before our conimuni t y Seder has been knife~ He is sometlmes a lawyer~ often terrific., The following ladies have ~ social worker 11 something of an edi·c or graciously volunteered their serv:1 ces · a bit of a philosopher; an entertainer 0 and they will meet at the home of a lecturer 9 a salesman ii a handy decorat 7-l,·s.,Josiah \'.~iener., North Muskegon 9 on ive piece for public functionst a local Thursday evening 8 Marc~ 5th at 7:30 PQMo representative for every relier mov·e.... to make their first plans for this imment in the land.;; He is supposed to be portant occasiono You will receive more a scholar as well as a promotional man . details on this annual affair in the People come to see him and he goes to mail and through the medium of the "Bull ... see people continually 11 and he rejoices etin"o Watch for further newsa Mrs with exceeding joy when in the midst of Leah Shumacher ,1 chairman 9 Mrs o Josiah this an opportunity arises to be of e;en~\"iener 9 co-chairman ii Mrs> Sey., Rosenberg/) u:ine personal spiritual helpo He visitsMrso Sam Lawson" Mrso Harry Berman~ Mrs., the sick~ marries peoplep buries the Sam Shumacher 9 Mrso Jerome Cherin, Mrso dead 9 labors to console those who sorrowRobert Cherin~ Mrso Harold Page, Mrs and to adrnon:tsh those who sin, and lab- Sam Singer 11 Mrs .. Morris Levine 9 Mrso Eli ors to stay sweet when chided for not Smithj) Mrs,} Charles Smith Mrsa Louis .. calling enou.;ho He plans programs.i Goldbergij ·Mrso ~·/m o Bercovitch~ Mrs,, Jack appoints comm:Lttees and does their work Str,indler., Mrs~ Louis&:. Henry Darmstadtfor them 9 spends considerable time in er~ Mrso So Cahn" Mrsn Sam Price$ Mrso keepine people out of each other's hair&Fred Stein/) Mrso K.. Gudelskyi: Mrs,, Esthe::and more time in tryine; to scramble out Freedman~ Mrs/) A.. Ruderman& Mrs,, H.. Frie:1 himself with the least possible loss~ Mrso Lou1s Aron~ Mrs~ Lo Grossman 9 Mrso Oh yes\) and between times he prepares a Louis·BermanQ Mrs., Fred Rodoff, Mrs,, sermon and preaches it on Sundayp t o Teles~ ?firs.,, Perry Bacon., So you see with those who don't happen to have any otherthis battery of efficient helpers it will enga gement for the Sunday holidayo Then be a complete successo on Monday he smiles when some jovial chap roars ii "What a job ...,one hour of work .M_~)ll.!§...lli~1IA11Al'lQ.N 0 0 ,t, a week~" Mr:. Harold Sil ,,erman 9 Chairmar1 of the Installation Committee announces that plans gave been completed for holdj.ng the Rabbtis Installation on Sunday 9 Maro 22 1 8:00 P .. Mo Rabbi Samuel Ruderman of Fail River 9 !.J{asso an older brother of our THE next time you are in the lobby of our 'l'emplell glance at the display case on the rieht and admire the lovely eiftsRabbi will eive the installation address~ there which Sisterhood sells in it's Rabbi Eugene Mihaly who is known to our gift, shopo If you do not see what you eongregation will also eive an addressawant we will be very happy to order any ,:c ,:: * * :;: :,;, * ~t * * * * :i.tem you wish c Mrs.., Albert Parker ~ * ~' ::, � 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-19530304 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 1953-03-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 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/ecf154b9ca841a4e9c8af415bc88d092.pdf 9427388cf88097a56edfaa51b4faa3f4 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanlelj Kaplan Jack Lipman, President MARCH 4, PURIM 1960 EDITION SABBAT~l SER\/IC~S IN LIBERAL HONOR OF JEWISH MUSIC MONTH COMMUNITY Ttl JS SABBATH SERVICES Friday, March 4th 8:30 P.M. SERMON: "MUSIC IN WORDS" JEWISH POETRY AND GREAT MOMENTS IN OUR LIFE No Oneg Sha.bbat * * * NtXT SABBATH Friday, March 11th 8:15 P.M. FA~ILY WOKSHIP PURIM SCROLL OF E:?THER READING OF THE BIRTHDAY BLESSING CEREMONY FOR MARCH BIRTHDAYS IN HONOR OF OUR c ·Hol R Oneg Shabbat ~AMMMMMMM*~MMMMM~~MM*MMMMMMMMMMMMMMIOf~~MMMMM TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, March 4th and 11th Saturday, March 5th and 12th Megilas Esther - Saturday, March 12th ?:30 P.M. 8:.,30 A.M. 7:30 P.M. �. - - ... - .. ·- ........ ~- -·'l ,_ - .. . ~ - . ~--- . -·- --~---~-- --~-. ·--· ,•, 'I i Sun Mon Tue Wed Thr Sat Sun Mon Tue Thr . ., ~ 'I --.-, ....... . - ·-.'. ~· . .~ !' ,•\, . ·'· :,u· c,~~Pa:c~t y - Ki :.:.J I'-' _:_·-~ 'J_ b ,do:;:·o D,vin g" (home of 1: . ··: "• ', Kaufn:.ex1) - -- -- --~--- -·· - - -- -- ---- - - - 6-Religious School 10:00Yahrzeits 12:15 A.M. 10:00 A.M. Sam Emalfarb, Father of Mrs. Maurice Service, 2nd Grade Stromberg, Shevat 27-February 25 -TYG Meeting 7-9:00 P,M. at Louis Levy, Father of Rueben L. Levy Sarah VanDuren's home. Adar 2 March 1 7-Bar Mitzvah Class A (Advanced) 5-6:00 P.M. Lillian Smith, Wife of Eli Smith and Mother of Mrs. Morris Levine, B (Beginners)4-5:00 P.M. Adar 16 - March 15 8-Bar Mitzvah Class A 4:15Beatrice Lipman, Mother of Jack 5:45 P.M. Lipman, Adar 16 - March 15 -Board of Education Meeting Harry Greenberg, Father of Dr. 8:15 P.H. Temple Social Arthur Greenberg, Adar 7 Hall March 6 9-Adult Education 7:30 - Hebrew 8:45 - Great Books CONDOLENCES 10-Confirmation Class 4:15 P.M. -Temple Board of Directors, 1-le off er our sincere condolenCeS .. 8:00 P.M. and deepest sympathy to the family 12-Purim Dance, 9:30 P.M. of: Temple Social Hall 13-PURIM MRS. RIVKA KALINE -Religious School - No Who passed away February 8, 1960 classes in the morning in Spokane, Washington. May the -CARNIVAL - For the Religious School, Temple and Comrnunit._~ God of Mercy sustain and strent strengthen them in their ~sor1.;ow. Presented by the TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP - 2:00 P.M. 14-Bar Mitzvah Class A (Advanced) 5-6:00 P .M~ Refuah Shelayman B (Beginners) 4-5:00 P .M. · -Teachers' Meeting, 8:15 P.M. We wish well to Rabbi Ostrowsky and to 15-Bar Mitzvah Class · · Mrs. H. Bruelback who are. recuperating A 4:15 - 5:45 P .M. · · at Mercy Hospital. May God grant 17-Confirmation Class, 4:15 P.M them full health speedily. -B 'nai Bri th Meeting, 8: 30 P .1l~=·===================== ··-- Sun 2G-Mr.&Mrs. Club Adult Educatioi Sun 27-Forum: ''Zionism and Israel"8:~0 Temple T E M P L E D U E S..,~P:j..ease save us phone calls and sho~ leather--send in your dues promptly. The third qti~rter began on JANUARY 2nd. . -- -·-· �... t ho H. _.,Li L' ·- '. , · - - ' -·' • t" _. . '. ___ ,.: , ~,~,;_ ,_ : i "Current Eve:: : :_ J:. .--:~~~::1 t:~c, f: c 3T?-8 in the Middle Ea::;t". ;USS BEFORE DYDTG 0 ==================!= Cinemascope Teclmicolor starring • PURI .M CARNIVAL Stinc:i9-y, Mn.rch ~l3th ::- 2-5:00 P.M. At _the Temple Presented by the Temple Youth Group: A PUPPET SHOW • .7 ~ •. • Joanne Woodward and Robert Wagner Saturday, March 5, 1960-8:30 P.M. ORT THEATER J. Kelly Kaufman home - 35 E. Forest SPECIAL ORT DESSERT BUFFET A MAGIC SHOW Community Invited--$1.00 per person SHAVE HAMAN For Children, Teen-Agers and Adults NEW BAR MITZVAH SCHEDULE Help Support Your Youth Group Have Fun on Purim =================t=Class A (Advanced) Monday 5-6:00 P .M. Tuesday 4:15-5:45 P.M. PURIM DANCE Class B (Beginners) Monday 4-5:00 P.M. LET YOURSELF GO--HAVE A GALA TIME In Costume At The SISTERHOOD SQUARE DANCE Saturday, March -12,1960 9:30 P.M. THANK YOU -- I wish to thank everyone who so kindly baked •· for Eugene's Bar Mitzvah. It was greatly appreciated. Dorothy Goldperg Refreshments and Entertainment $1.50 Per Person Children's Hebrew Classes' PASSOVER April 12-19th - CONFIRMATION - JUNE 12th Sabbath Services To Be Sabbath - March or April 1st Seder April 11th evening Community Seder April 12th evening Sabbath of PASSOVER April 15th �RABBI TO YOU -- 1\ FIRST MESSl~GE ABOUT A CIVIC Ml.TTER • • • In our community of Greater Muskegon we are faced with the problem not only of the constant improvement of our public school system, but also and unfortunately in the City of Muskegon with the serious problem of bringing its schools up to minimum standards. This sub-standard condition is not in terms of available quality of cirriculum, administrators or teachers, but wholly and simply of financial support by the community. An example that we have reached the point of danger--no ! of lunancy--is the threat of our City schools being removed from the list of accredited high-schools as preparutgry to college and university. In general the dangers which exist whether actually (as in the City) or potentially (in most other school districts in our area and elsewhere) are stunting our children's and youth's preparation for life and, more seriously, tampering with the great experiment in American Democracy through education. · The battle lines are being drawn. Those who live more by interest in wealth or rather in pennies will oppose those who live by life's sacred values and who are leading the Citizens Committee for Better Schools of Muskegon. Encouraged and nourished by our Faith, we of the Jewish Community should have no difficulty in deciding where we stand. -Next issue, I will discuss more of the problem and employ some important f acts and figures to make the matter clear to you. I will also speak to you about this matter from the Pulpit and 1n our councils. ;.t lea st then we shall be prepared t;o judge and to vote on this issue April 28th when those of us live in the City of Muskegon will have their turn to guide the destiny of our community. Your Rabbi who Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: 2-2702 NON-PROFIT ORGAJ.lIZATION 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-19600304 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 1960-03-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 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/5dc5f5e91f6fcf7d7c5aee10deff8146.pdf df42c628cf622c7711fa511f48ee8d55 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHiqAN Marvin ·audelsky, Pre sident Adar 20;' >: Vol. V!I No. 8 c6Mii1UNITY SEhVICES March 6 ~· . March 4, 1964 PASSOVER EDITION Friday Evening 8:15 PM SERVIC ES BY B 1 NAI B' RITH Conducte d by Max Rothschild Kiddush - Oneg Shabbat NotAlr All B 'ne.i B'rith· members are expected to ·support your organization by attendance at this se rvice. Ther e will be no r e gular meeting Thursday, March 5 March 13 Friday Evening 8:15 PM March 20 Friday Evening · Family Service: 4th Grade Hosts 7:45 PM March 27 Friday Evening PASSOVER EVE 8:15 PM Traditional Services Sabba th Eve March 6, 13, 20, 27 (Passover Eve) 7:30 PM Sabba th Morning March 7, 14, 21, 28 (1st Day Passov.er) 8:30 AM TO ALL OOR CONGREG.1-1.NTS: We want you all to know that our r egular worship s ervices will continue to be held each Sabbath eve as the y have been in the pa st. They will be arrange d a nd conducted by organiza tions of the Templ e . We ask that you give your or ganiza tion cooperation in the preparation of the worship service s and t:tat you be loyally in at te ndance at the se rvices of your Synagogue during the se time s that we have no Rabbi. We expect to have a scfie aule of service s set-up so that de t a ils can be amounce d more f ully in futuro bulle tins. Thank you for your hel p . Marvin Gudelsky �CALENDAR - ~JARCH , 1964 ATTENTION HADASSAH Mill'ffiERS Sun . 1 Reli gious School 23rd Se ssion Due to circumstances beyond our 1-urim Sul-'pe r 5:30 H i Temple control, it is ne cess ary that we Mon . 2 Hebrew School 21st ~eek forego our March ~9 regular meetTues . J Sisterhood Mee ting 1:00 PM ing . However, we do not inte~d. Hackle y Art Gallery to forego th~ · 1- leasura and pnviwed . 4 Board of Education 7:30 f'M lege of having- Dr. August present Sat . 7 Hadas ~ah Study Group 1 : 30 rM his film and lecture on Hypno- . HoIJle Mrs.. Harry Berman., . tism and Childbirth. we are · -1 401 Scenic Drive ·: { just postponini; this rare treat Sun . 8 Religious School 24th Session to A1 ril 14 . we appreciate ~r .•,, TYG Me eting 7 : 00 - 9:00 PM-: Aui:rust'·s unde-rstanding and willMon . 9 Hebrew School 22nd Week ·. ingnes~ · to give us another date Sun . 15 Re ligious School 25th S~ssion in his _yery busy schedule . So Thursl9 B'nai Brith 8 :30 :i:M · · · ·. •. · pleai§::e~ keep. thi.s date in mind Sun. 22 heligious bchool 26th Session .: Apri~ :·14th · this is a prog:am ho Model 0eder "' Hada·s sahite will want _to miss TYG Meeting 7:00 - 9:00 >$d·:you have the privi:tege of .f1?n~.. 23 Hebrew School 23rd Week bfyiging your husband and your Thurs26 BOARD OF TRUSTe;ES 7 : 45 fri~nds , · as we plan to ppen ours Fr;j. . 27 FIRST SEDER doors '<t'6 the public this night. Suri . _29 ·Reli ~ious .:.i~hool Vacation .. Ellen Ar9n_ . Tues . JI Sisterhood Board Meeting 8:00 Home !'-;rs . Rose Lawson GOOD LUCK , BLANCHE 1249 LakBshore Drive THANK YOU MAXINE IMl-ORTANT NOTICE; FLEASE GIVE ALL Hadassah wishes to extend "Good DATES AND OTHER INFORMATION TO GO Luck11 and our fervent prayers to INTO APRIL BULLETIN TO TEMPLE OFFICE.,: Blanche Hass, on her forthcoming . AS~-i::ARLY AS POSSIBLE; E>UT NO LATER . operation at the St . barnabas THAN MARCH 30, SO BULLETINS CAN Hospital . bronx, New York. we R&.CH YOUR HOV.£ ON Ai:- RIL 1. IT IS all admi;c her courage and fortiAPPRECIATED IF THIS CAN BE IN tude to undertake a second ope raWRITING, OTHEffiGSE CALL TEMPLE tion, and we all know it will be OEFICE HOR1JINGS. THANK YOU~ BULLE,•i highly s .1cce s sful. TINS v~ILL COVER THE FULL I10NTH, · ·In he r stead , during her c:.bU'TTIL FURTHER NOTICEo s ence and convale sce n~e- ; M·1x ine Ka ntor cenerously vol untee r e d DGN I T HES.i:TATE FOR A MINU'I'~ tci take r, over her jot a s '1 :i:·ee C to sond in your dues checks , as the Chairman of Hadassah. So until T8mvl e G:fic 3 is open 9: 15 to 12:30 Blanche is well a ~aini I,leas:: 11:J:ad~ys t hr ough Fridays, and mdl contact r,1axine Kantor i.f y·'.l'.1 ·.:,,ii :::1 and cash p ayllB nts wil_l be t ~ke n to send a Tree Certificate ca re of promptly. for any oc:cassion;. :sincha,. · sy:npathy, or congra tulatory. SUPPORT. Y O U 11 A T .TEND. S S YNA GOGUE ·. SERVIC E \ REGULARL °X 1 . \ �YAHRZEIT (Continued) YAHRZEIT WARNER GALOMBECK , husband of Mrs . DR. NORtVJAN FLEISH ~1AN , nephew of Evelyn Galombeck , son _of_ Mrs . Mrs . Kelly Kaufman, il-'\rs . Bud Martha Galombeck , father of Strifling, March 30 · Larry, Gerrit and Robert; Narch 1 CARRIE STEINDLER, . rri"other of Mrs . LESMAN""N KALLHEIM , father of Mrs . Milton Steindler, March 30 Sigmund Cahn, Adar 22, March 6 SAMUEL BRC·UTMAN , brother of LOUIS BROUTI,IAN , father of Mr.s . Mr . Nathan broutman , March 31 Thelma vJiener , Mr ~ ·Nathan ANNIVERSARIES Broutman, Adar- 22 , March 6 BEATRICE LEVIN , mother of Mr . Jess Mr. & Mrs . Sam Shumacher, March 10 Levin, March ' 9 · · Dr. & Mrs. rhillip Miller , March 20 Mr . & :Krs . Earl Brace, March 22 DR. rHILil GREENBERG, brother of Mrs . Sol Silyerman, March 11 . -,, TifANKYOU •••• LEO FRIEDLAINDER, father of ; · .l'ly most sincere and grateful Mrs . Sara Stern, Adar 27, March 11 · · .· thanks to everyone who baked for my son's Bar Mitzvah . A special BEA'rRIC~ DANTO:,~ mother of Mrs . Jacob · Ashendorf , Adar 28 , thanks also for the wonderful March · 12 kttendance of the Congregation, IDA BELL ,' mother of Mr . Arthur which brought joy and warmth ~o my heart • . Be 11, March 15 Thank you also.to the choir, ISAAC ROSEN, father of Mr . Leo which helped to beautify the Rosen , March 15 LOUIS CHEVLIN, father of Mr. Sabbath as well as the Bar Mitzvah . Jack Chevlin, Ellis Ch3vlin, Mrs . warner Galombeck Nisan 4, March 17 MOLLY SOLOMON, mother of Mrs . : SISTERHOOD Rill'1MAGE SALE COMING 1 $isi:Brhood r ,qoosts that you Meyer Jacobs, Nisan 5, · March 18 · SOPHIE ROSEN, mother of Mr . Leo keep ih mind the date of A~ril 14 Rosen, March 21 for the Sisterhood Rumrrage Sale~ HAROLD FLEISCHER, .fa th3 r of Jlllrs o and be saving any suitable rumEuge r..e Fish8 r, March 23 mage goods. Mrs. Gertrude GreenHARRY SIMKIN, f a t h3 r of Mrs. berg and Mrs. Nancy• rrice are CoStanle y Kaplan , Nisan 10, Chairman, with Mrs • .C:velyn Galam- , March 23 beck assisting with pick-ups~ , , 'r_he_. sale will be held at the usual BERNARD C. STEINDLER, sen of Mr. Pine Street store. and Mrs. Milton ;:iteindler , March 25 FRi:EZER BASKET MISSING JOSIAH \\I ENER, husband of Mrs . -The -w G;Ti,m ;-;ho have been working Pauline vvi ene r, father of Joel in the kitchen were quite non~~iener, Nisan 12, March 25 plussed to find that the basket MOSES I- ITKCwSKY , fathe r of Mrs. is missing from the kitchen Morris 1'ele0, Niscln 12, freezer. In ipite of their be Marc h 25 wilderme nt s they promi3e that no qua stions will be c.31:ed if it i s re tur ned p::.-omptly . 0 I. �RELI GIOUS SC HOOL NEwS SECOND & THI RD GRADES The se cond and third grade s of Mr s . Race have just finish 0d making a Kubbutz . I t was made of clay , pi pe cleane r s and boxe s . It mowe d how t he 1-,e opl e of Israe l too k care of their land . It also showed t hat the ir land was not as rich as our s . The ir house s .had orange tops and white sides . • we had fun making our Kibbutz • . FOURTH GRADE Bac h week we s t ar t the. clas s with an ori gi nal prayer ~ Thi s one was writ um by Nar c Rose n: Dear God , Thank you for thw world . Thank you f or animals on ear th . 'l'hank you for t eache rs and our mother and f athe r • . Thank you for ever ything: . A1113 n FIFTH GRADE The fift h gr ada class of Mrs . Friend aro having a deba t e on whether Kegroe s ar e free today . It ,,as a ve r y a ct ive debate . The p artici pants ,,e r e Maurice Libner , Don Roette r , David Wi ene r , and Paul Stern on tho positive side . CONGREGATION B1 NAI ISRAEL Fourth & we bster btree ts Muske f:On , Michi gan _Telephone : PA2-2702 THE FTFTH GRADE (Continued) On tre rn~gative side . were Diane Levin , Shirley Bacon , Billy Be cker , Steve Rothschild and Shelley August . SEVEN TH GRADE The stork has droppe d a bundle of joy at t he home of Er . and Mrs . Jaroo s l- rice . They we re · blessed with a daughter named Jaimie Ann. Mr . l rice treat ed his seventh gr ade class and th3 t eachers to candy bars and cigars at Religious School Sunday, February 23 . · Janet Friend =Er=G=H=TT=H-AN=r=n-,NINTH GRADES 7 he-e igpth and ninth gr ade class of Templ e b ' ?ai Isr ae_l is going to .l:)r e se nt a bishuath play e:s.pecially adapted fo~ the f urim Spiel . This play was pr e sented to the Fle ligi_ous School on February 5. At this time , ·it wa s de cided t c. give this play for the par ents on March 1 . In class we are discussing Hi ghlights of Jewish History and how they coincide with events occuring today. Edward Ste rn . NON-FROFIT ORGAN IZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL �Fil-!I:.Y }URIM SUl-'PER Sisterhood, Hadassah and B' nai B 1 rith wish to convey warmest ; 1 thanks" to 1V1rs . Maurice Strombert, i'lrs. Max ,,.shendorf and Mrs . Dan Silberman, who chairmaned the "Family f'urim Supr,er 11 last Sunday night for tre three organizations . 1'he se three women , plus their very capalJle committee, did a magnificent job . i.11 of us who attended had a feeling of good-will and belonging , gene rated by good food, and emphasized by the histrionics of our children. The .li:ighth Grade performance , directed by Mr. Sam Shumacher , did both tha actors and tho direc tor proud" The very oriF- inal pres ~ntation of the Story of furim, put on by the First Graders and the Kindergarten,~as en joyed imrre nsely by everyone present . It must be noted that the play was written, dire cted and costumed by Mrs . r erry J.,acon - and J\1ario r eally did an outstanding job. Eve lyn Galombeck cajoled us all into joining with her in the singing of ~urim Songs - and ~e all loved it . It was a wonderful oveninr. of Temple 11 tog0therne ss 11 in good food and fun - we must do this more often . ,..gain, thanks to everyone who made this evening so memorable. Mrs. Louis ,.ron fresident, hadassah � 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/52109f057a0f530f55ce618d7d97d3ef.pdf fb2cf6b92b42dcea035920b2f17831c6 PDF Text Text _____ E fv1 PL--·E ..... '·i ---- • • ·---: -- ~-- - . ,,I ffl ~l . ,; ; ,ALK i i ·' -·~ffd_.4 t r~·· ( --~- • 1· Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Joel Wiener, President ·. I, i1 H•.:. T'-! MPLE B'NA! f SRAfL Vol. VIII, No. 26 .. Adar-Nisan 5726 March, 1966 ' S C HE D·u L E 0 F W O R S H I P SERVICES 4 March Friday Evening 8:00 PM HADASSAH .· NIGHT EVE OF PURIM ···· :. Kiddush * ·:t- , * * *,* * * * -~ * * * -~ * -lf * * * * _-'k * ~- * ·:!- * * * * * * * * -~ * * *,* ~.i- March 6 ····• --------- * * :.. '* * '* * * * * * March 11 ....._ ___ _ ·· ·-- .. - •.. Sunday Morning . ·, Festival' of Purim Feast of Esther Purim Observance During Sunday School All Congregants are Invited * * * •~ * * * ·:t- ·:l- * -~ * * * *. ·:t- -::- -* {} * {:- * .·:t.Friday Evee.ing FAMILY NIGHT SERVICE Birthday Blessing Ceremony . . Girl Scout Observance Participants: ···-Temple Youth Group Members . . One g Shabba t . *********** * ****** * * ~ ** ** * March ·18 Sermon: ----- -*- -* * March * * -:t- * * *· . * * * * * '1~- * ::t, 25 -~~ ~~ * March 26 ·-* * * * i} -~ * * {t- {f- ~A- * ******* Friday Eyening "DO WE NEED RELIGION?" K;i.ddµsh * * * -~- ·-r, if- -~ * *· * . '7:JO PM * :* .MBr; Mar. Mar . Mar . Mar. Mar . 1 Tuesday 3 Thursday 6 .Sunday . 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 12 Saturday Mar. Mar . Mar. Mar. i4 Monday 15 Tuesday 17 Thursday· 22 Tuesday Mar . 26 Saturday PLEASE NOTE: * * * * * * ** * * {} * * -~- * * -~-·~ * -~ 5, ' 8:00 PM {1- * March * -~ * ~ ·* 10:4.S AM . Friday Evening Sermon: "P~YER - A LINK TO THE ETERNAL" ·: Kiddush * .)k .)k -~ .>J ~ -~ * * * -~ -i~ -~ * * * -~ * ·*--* Saturday Morning BAR MITZVAH OF PAUL STERN (See Invi ta ti on on Page 2) Sabbath Mornings ~.1- * * * * .*.* * * * -~ * * ·* * 12, 19 i} **** ~t- 8:00 PM -}f ·* -~ * * * * * -~ * * 10:00 AM j ! -~- -~ -~ * ~- * .x- *****·::!-**·::l-***~-:1-* TRADITIONAL SERVICES ~ &: 26 CALENDAR - MARCH, 1966 . Sisterhood Open Board Meeting - Temple Rabbi's Study Group - Library Temple Youth Group Purim Carnival 12:00 Sisterhood-Hadassah-B'nai Brith Panel B1 nai Brith General uusiness Meeting Haqassah Study Group - Home: Mrs . A. Oppenheimer, · · . 3053 Coolidge . .· . Rabbi's Study Group - Library Hadassah Board Meeting - Home : Mrs. E. Pumpian, 1569 Chapel BOARD OF TRUSTEES MiETING ·B 1 nai Brith ADL Night - Speaker: Richard Lobenthal, District Yic9.nager of ADL Bar Mitzvah of Paul Stern r -!{- -!(" ** 8:30 AM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 3:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 1:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 7:45 PM 8:00 PM 10:00 AM The Sisterhood Achievement Dinner-Dane~ on March 5 has·been cancelled due to lack of interest RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - MARCH 6, 13, 20 & 27 All Hebrew Classes - 9:00 - 10:00 Religious School Classes - ··10:00 .. .12:00 �TEMPLE TALK - MARCH , 1966 - PAGE TWO YAHRZEIT WARNER GALOMBECK , husband of Mrs . Evelyn I NV I T A T I ON Galombeck, March 1 LOUIS SIMON , brother of Mr . Joseph Simon , Mr . and Mrs . Bernard Ste r n cordially · March 4 invite you to attend the Bar Mitzvah ROSA WIMPFHIEMER, sister of Mr • .Louis Darmservice of their s on stadter , March 4 PAUL STERN BEATRICE LIPMAN , mother of Mr . Jack Lipman on Saturday , March 26, 1966, at 10: 00 AM , March 8, Adar 16 the reception following in the Social and BEATRICE LEVIN, mother of Mr . Jess Levin, Hall of Temple B' nai Israel . March 9 PHILLI} GRE.2NBERG, brother_o_f_ Mrs . Sol , · I Silverman , March 11 REFUAH SHAYLAMAH . MA'IHILDE RAfP, sister of Mr . Louis Darmstadter , March 12, Adar 20 ··· ·-·-· j ·Our prayers a.nd sincere bElst wishes for LESMANN KALLHEIM, father of Mrs . Sigmund i a full recovery to Cahn, March 14, Adar 22 i MR . ELLIS CHEVLIN LOlJIS BROUTMAN, father of Mrs . Paul \,iiener , HR . HARRY FISHER March 14, Adar 22 MRS • SELJV'JA CAHN i ISAAC ROSEN, · father of. Mr . Leo Ros.irn~ i who are patients at Hackley Hospital, March 1.5 · iI an d ·to. I BLANCHE HASS, sister of Mrs,. Harold Kline , MRS . SOL SILVZRYJAN March 19 MRS . JAMES 1-'RICE ; LEO FRIEDLAENDER, father of Mrs . Bernard I . .. MES. JACOB SINGER · Stern; March 19 , Adar 27 1 -who were hospi 1::-alized during February. B3ATRICE DANTO, mother of Mrs . Jacob Ashen- i dorf , March 20, Adar 28 I RACHAEL ROSENTHAL, half-sister of Mrs . Goldie , CONGRATULATIONS TO: l Smith, March 21 ' SOPHIE ROSEN, mother of Mr . Leo Rosen, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Stone, who became ' March 21 parents of a daughter, Lisa Jill , on HAROLD FLEISCHER, father of Mrs. Eugene January 29 . · The Stones have a son, Marc, Fisher, March 23 11 who_ is . . !, _ _ _going _ __;_on _ _four" _ _;__;_....,.. _ _ __ _ _ __ IDA STERN . mother of Mr . William Stern, March ?5 IN APFRECIATION BERNARD C. STEINDLER, son of Mr . and Mrs . Milton Steindler, March 2.5 Mr . Louis Darmstadter wishes to thank 'LOUIS CHEVLIN, father of Mr . Jack Chevlin all those who visit~d. him during his and Mr . Ellis Chevlim, March 2.5, Nisan 4 illness and s~nt good ' wishes . · ·, MOLLY SOLOMON, mother of Mrs . Meyer Jacobs , ! - - - - - - " " ' - - - - - - - - - ---'------"-March 26, Nisan 5 ; ' FORMER MUSKEGON HESIDENT DIES IN wEST CARttIE STEINDLER, mother of .Mr . Milton Steindler, March 30 Word has been receivecf of :the ·sudden NORMAN FLEISHMAN, nephew of Mrs . J . Kelly passing o.f Hilda Steindler, wife of C~r;i . Kaufm~n., .March 30 SAM\JEL BROUTMAN·, brother of Y.trs . f'aul Wiener , : Steindle r ·~ of Los Angeles , formerly of Muske gen , · on February 15 • Mr • Mil ton ·March 31 Steindler, brother of 'earl, attended thE:lMICHAEL STEINDLER, uncle of Mr . 1v1ilton , funeral in Los Angeles . S~eindler) Ma~ch 3-i ----------- --=-:..;;:::=::_-=._::::==:___ __;:::::::==-----'-~- - -- l j CONDOIBNCE HOUSE Crn-lMITTEE -REPORT , The House Committee regrets that due to 1 ·· the recent cold we !'l,ther, the heating coil to furnish hea.t for the chapel has. f:roze 1n and b_roken . Repairs are being mad.a as quickly as po$sible . . To the family of .JOSEPH WEISMANN father of Mrs . Perry Bacon, who passed away January 31 in Israel . May his. · memory be for a blessing. CONTRIBUTIONS :_. :· Deneral .Fund · · : From Organist Mr . Arnold Bourzie•1 From Mr . and Mrs . Jack Chevlin and Mr . and Mrs. Ellis Chevlin in memory of their :aunt, Mrs. Robert Edelson, who passed away on January 10 . · Garden Fund . From Mr . and Mrs. Milto n Steindler, in memory o:t··}'frs : Hilda Steindler .. _.:.::::.:::=-,!!-=--.-:.::=-=-::.......:..::.::.::::..:.:.::.:___.:..:..;::_;_;..;_...:....~'--'---- ANNIVERSARIES Mr . anq. Mrs . Sam Shumacher, March ib Dr . & Mrs . ·ph illip Miller, March 20 Mr . and Mrs . Earl Brace, March 23 Mr . & Mrs . James Price , March 27 . MARCH SISTZRHOOD LINKS ANNOUNCED Mrs . Albert Parker will serve as chairman of the March Sisterhood Links . Her committee will consist of: Mrs . Howard Bruelback , Mrs . Martin Schankler, Mrs . Goldie Smith, Mrs. Sam Singer, Mrs . Douglas Rosen and Mrs~ Bernard Stern . .. CONTRIBUTION General Fund in memory of Isaac Zimmerman by Jack & Irene Steindler & Louis Darmstadter ......,,.""'::' " · 11 · IMPORTANT NOTICE - MEETING DATES , THANK YOU NOTICES, AND OTHER INFOR~~TION FOR THE APRIL BULLETIN DUE MONDAY, Ji.ARCH 28 IN WRITING • �Cl~· 11'LUV.( ~ •.2\) .. .- . • ···· -···-·-- - --- ·- ...... -- . a R i;~ · ...o Js o~,~; rvJ a vc h G1 Jq t, G /IYY1 ~ .· ld.·oo - f)/a.c e .· -·re rv, Price· ::.) \ 1 .·.• \1\Jv1Tf_ D :!) ·, 00 e. I 4 - S-c{: (;) J3 \'f)c\. \ ·F)e v- . Given by; Tet/n pl e_ l7aa 1S rcze} t )·) ' \/rJ ur) 1 Gvou :P WE ASK THAT EACH CHILD BRING A SACK LUNCH AND MONEY (NICKELS & PENNIES) DRINKS, DESSERTS AND PRIZES WILL BE SUPPLIED . Costurr1 es RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CLAS0ES TO Oi SERVE PURIM An excellent film on Purim will be shown to the Religious School classes at 10:00 AM on Sunday, March 6. Parents are invited to come and view this film and stay for the Purim service at 10:45 AM. 1arents are reminded to send a sack lunch with your children to Religious School , and that drinks and manantaschen will be provided by Sisterhood . �B 1NAI BRITH ORGANIZES BOWLING LEAGUE A ten man bowling league bearing the name B 1 NAI BRITH #818 was established on January 2, and now has received recognition as an official member of the Greater Muskegon Bowling Association . President: Dr . Arthur Greenberg Vice-President : Dr . Maurice Stromberg Secretary - Treasurer: ,. .Albert Parker · Meeting Place --and time : Maple Lanes Bowling Alleys at 10:00 AM every Sunday. TEAM STANDINGS AS OF 2/6/66 INDIVIDUAL STANDINOS: Average: #1 - Jack Lipman - Art Greenberg #2 Maurice StrombePg - Dan Silberman #3 Herb Ennis - Al Parker #4 - Gene Pumpian - Herb Kohn HIGH SERIES TO DATE: (With Handicap) _ Al -.Parker HIGH GAME TO DATE: Ja c~, Lipman _ 6_3._9 (With Handicap) 248 Al Parker -'Maurice Str omberg Dan Silberman Art Gr:-eenberg Alan Parker Mo:r-ri 9 Teles ~ack Lipman Gene Pumpian Herb Kohn Herb Ennis 169 166 165 164 155 (Sub) 154 (Sub) - 151 / 146 146 110 ADDITIONAL BOWLERS ARE '.: JELCOME - IF F'OSSIBLE, WE WOULD LIKE TO ENLARGE TH2 TEAMS YOUR SUH ORT WILL BE HELi--FULL .- IF ANY FIRMS WO ULD LIKE TO S.t ONSER A TEAM OR TEAMS, FLEASE CONTACT; ANY OFFICER LIS.TED .ABOVE. CONGR:i:!:GATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL FOURTH & 'kEBSTER ST&;ETS MUSIG:GON, MICHIGAN 49441 Office Ph one: FA2-2702 Rabbinage' : PL5- 5318 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19660304 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 1966-03-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, March 4, 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/9f39126648d20a8891c41525adcebf50.pdf c2e32fa4abaeaf7d3bc3c8e5693e8170 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan No. 8 March 5, 1947 Vol. 2 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, March 7th "PURIM OF NURENBERGn Friday evening, March 14th "THE TALE OF A COW" * * * * * FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * * * * * �THE MESSAGE OF PURIM T:ElilPLE LIBRARY Purim has always been the traditional day of merriment of the Jewish calendar. From earliest times · the Purimspiel (Purim Plays) and masquerades added to the frivolity of the day. Our Library continues to grow thru the generosity of its friends. This was also the season of sending gifts to friends and to the poor • • The Book of Esther, the Megillah read in the Synagogue, is t he best known of all the books of the Bible. Many circumstances have combined to make it so. First, it is simple, popular and dramatic. The story is exciting with the charaeters clearly drawn: heroine, hero and villain. Above all, there is a perennial truth in its narrative. Haman has become t he prototype of all the many persecutors of the Jewish people, and his plot, the standard of all schemes devised against the Jews. The drama of his downfall has been a hope and refuge for all suffering people in all ages. In fact, it is a Book which exemplifies, vividly and concisely, the eternal miracle of Jewish survival. This Friday evening, Rabbi Satlow will devote his sermon to the modern story of Purim and its message for us today. We list below a number of additional titles of the books recently purchased: Palestine Jews in Palestine, by A. Revusky To 1Thom Palestine? Frank Gervasi Letters from the Desert, Mosenson Soldiers from Judea, Rabinowitz Harvest in the Desert, Maurice Samuel Lifeline to a Promised Land, Hirschmann Jewish Problems The Jew in Our Day, v·aldo Frank A Partisan Guide to the Jewish Problem, Milton Steinberg A Nation of Nations, Louis Adamic Must Men Hate?, Livingstone Art A History of Jewish Art, Landsberger The Book of Ruth, Raban Religion The Legacy of Israel, Abrahams Judaism and Christianity, Rosmarin Conservative Judaism, Gordis Varieties of Religious Experience, James - WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS A contribution to our Library Fund from Mrs. Harold Silverman on the occasion of the Yahrzeit of her dearly beloved father, Samuel Levine �PURIM SUPPER COMMUNITY NIGHT ast year's Purim carnival proved so successful, that Sisterhood decided to enlarge its scope &nd make it the only fund-raising event of the year. On Monday evening, March 17th, B'nai B 1 rith, Hadassah and Sisterhood will jointly sponsor an evening of fun and fellowship for the entire community at the Y.W. C. A. The money realized from this project is used to pay for the entire upkeep of our Religious School, including text-books, rental, salaries and holiday parties. The Cradle Roll now numbering fifty-two (and growing daily) is another local Sisterhood project. Sisterhood also takes care of holiday decorations in the Synagogue·, including the beautiful Succah erected each year, and sponsors the choir which provides the music for the services. Hadassah will present a hilarious Purim play, under the direction of Marcy Locke, while Sisterhood will offer a Dr. IQ program, with valuable prizes to the mental giants in the audience. As part of its interfaith and civic program, ,Sisterhood is a member of the Social Planning Council and is represented on the Intercultural Com,~ittee of the YW. Nationally, Sisterhood helps support through its dues and special projects, the dormitory at the Hebrew Union College, books for the publication of Sunday School textbooks, books for the blind thru its Braille program, and the gathering of food and clothing for the DP camps through s.o.s. ·th the cooperation of the entire community this Sunday evening, Sisterhood will be enabled to accomplish the lofty goals it has set for itself. You are all cordially invited to come and enjoy this excellent program and the delightful ~refreshments which follow . <J YVlCA MART Mrs. Harry H. Berman, Mrs 1 Sigmund Cahn and Mrs. Lewis Satlow represented Sisterhood on the I ntercultural committee of the YW, which sponsored the colorful teas at the Y Mart held last week . Our Jewish table containing a Sabbath setting, with chollee and embroidered cover, candles and kiddush cup, won the admiration of all the patrons of the Mart . Our intercultural representatives thank the following members who helped make our table so beautiful and the cakes so delicious: Mrs. L. Darmstadter, Mrs . P. Granik, Mrs .. Sam Lawson, Mrs. R. Levy , Mrs . Charles Locke and Mrs . L. Rosen . �CALLING ALL MERRYMAKERS!! C AR NI VAL PURIM Supper fit for a King (and his Queen} Games Prizes Madame Fifi Zaza FUN FOR ALL - Slovak Hall 1012 Eighth St., Hts . YOUR RABBI IN THE COMMUNITY Rabbi Satlow acted as moderator at the Social Planning Council Public Meeting· held at_ the Central Uethodist Church on Feb. 27th. The subject under discussion was "Youth and Recreation. 11 Five young people represented t he public and Catholic high schools and the Junior College. i<·* ***** * * A neTTly organized Bible Club at Muskegon High School heard Rabbi Satlov, explain Judaism and its teachings on Wednesday, March 5th. ****-¥**** The Muskegon Woman's Club has invited your Rabbi to speak before its membership on !larch 28th . His subject will be, "Palestine: Then and Now . 11 FOR YOUNG AND OLD Sunday, March 9th 5:30 o'clock CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday, -Mareh 9th at 5:30 p.m . Sisterhood Purim Carnival Slovak 1-Iall Monday, !~arch 17th at 8: 15 p . m. Community Night Combined organizations YVlCA, Clay and Second MAZEL TOV t.o Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg on the birth of their son, Eugene Allen to Mr . and Mrs. Albert Parker on the birth of their son, Alan Bruce to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher on the birth of their son, James Alan I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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