938 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/95d7c2c85fa85d0f9551627baedf0fc3.pdf e94ff285b28b9a87112babe04c08d09b PDF Text Text BULLRI'IN of CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan Vol. 2 May 1st, 1947 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, May 2nd 1 • To God and the Devil" Friday evening, May 9th NATIONAL F/JULY SABBATH 11 What Are We Doing for Our Youth? 11 Also Convention Reports by Barbara Lawson and Bernard Steindler * * * * * FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * ·* * NATION.AL FMHLY \1EEK * - * MAY 4 - MAY 11th No. 11 �LAG B 'OMER Lag B 10mer will be observed this year on Thursday, May 8th. The name is derived from the aneient custom of celebrating the harvest season by bringing a measure or ttomer11 of grain as an offering to God. The first omer was brought to the Temple on the second day of Passover, and for seven weeks thereafter. On the 50th day, the Festival of Shevuos Each _day of the was celebrated. cycle was counted and this custom became known as the Counting of the Omer. B 1NAI B'RITH PROJECT The most ambitious project in history of our local B'nai B'rith lodge has just been undertaken. The members and officers, under the capable chairmanship of Louis Berman, and spurred by the desire to see our House of Worship completed before the High Holy Days, are attempting to raise a substantial sum of money in connection with their annual family picnic on August 10th. A new 1947 Plymouth sedan will be this year's prize awarded at the drawing during the Picnic. Thousands of tickets have already been distributed to B1 nai B'rith members and friends. The fund raising opportunities of this project are unlimited; the cooperation of the community will determine its measure of success. The 33rd day of the omer, or Lag B'Omer, has a special place in the Jewish calendar as a children's outdoor festival. During the Roman oppression of Palest~ne, after the destruction of the Second Temple, the study of the Torah was strongly forbidden. Many Rabbis continued to teach the law, and for this uere tortured and put to death. Legend has it that Rabbi Simeon Bar Yochai escaped and lived in a cave for thirteen years, and on each Lag B'Omer day, thousands of pupils, dressed as hunters, with bow and arrow, would come to his cave to receive instruction. Thus was the Jewish religion kept alive through the study of the Torah. YOUTH REPORTS Barbara Lawson and Bernard Steindler have returned from the Central States Leadership Institute imbued with great enthusiasm and bursting with ideas for the youth of our community. They will be given an opportunity to report in brief at next Friday's service on what they saw and heard in Detroit last week. To introduce their remarks and in honor of National Family Week, Rabbi Satlow will deliver a sermonette entitled "What are We Doing for our Youth?" In Palestine today, boys and girls carry on the tradition of Lag B'Omer by having field days and picnics in park and country. We acknowledge with thanks a contribution to our Library Fund in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Laurence Berman by -Mrs. Rose Berman. LIBRARY FUND �ZIONIST CULTURAL MEETING ~or Wellesley Aron, of London, who helped form and later commanded the first Palestinian unit in the British army, has just arrived in this country for a nation-wide speaking tour. Through the courtesy of the Zionist Organization, under whose auspices the Major has been brought to .America, v,e nill be privileged to hear him speak this Monday evening, May 5th, at the YWCA on "Palestine and the United Nations. 11 SISTERHOOD Sisterhood will hold its most important meeting of the year next Tuesday evening at the Woman's Club. The nominating committee will present their selection of candidates for the coming year and elections will then take place. The evening I s program will be pr·esented by Mr. Theodore Cook, Minis· ter of Music of the First Congregational Church. Mr. Cook has for years been interested in Synagogue songs and will trace the development Major Aron was the first Jen to be of Church and Synagogue music from commissioned by the British army in early times to the present day. The Palestine at the outbreak of the war lecture will be illustrated with and was aTTarded citations for galsong and music. lant service with the famous Jewish All Sisterhood members and their Brigade serving under the British guests will find this meeting both Eighth Army. stimulating and enjoyable, and through their participation, will be A former prominent athlete of Cambridge University, he taught English . enabled to select the new leaders for the important work to be done in the upper schools of Palestine in our new Temple. and organized athletic and sports programs there. _With the cooperaHADASSAH tion of the B~itish Navy League, he On Monday evening, May 12th, Hadaswas responsible for the establishsah will hold its annual election of ment of the Haifa Nautical School, officers. an institution for the . training of P. program in honor of Mother I s Day Jewish naval officers and merchant will be presented by Marcy Locke, seamen. program Chairman. Tea will be served With a career as varied and colorful after the program. as the Major's, v,e know that his talk will remain a memorable event ir the history of the Muskegon coms.o.s. ty. Save Overseas Survivors! Miss Jeanne Koeppe, a talented young Food and clothing must still artist, will render a cycle of Palesbe sent--continue to bring itl tinian songs, a~companied by Mrs. Tony Aron. �YOU and YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE INVITED to hear MAJOR WELLESLEY ARON Outstanding War Hero of the Jeuish Brigade on PALESTINE liND THE UNITED NATIONS" Monday evening, May 5th Courtesy of the Muskegon District YWCA at 8 ~'clock Zionist Organization of America Entertainment and Refreshments 11 YOUR RABB I IN THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Rabbi SntloIT will broadcast a special message on the tragic plight of the DPs and the need to make provision for a substantial ~umber to enter the gates of America. Please turn your dial to 1090, Station wMUS, this coming Monday at 5 p.m. ffonday, May 5th, at 8:30 p.m. Zionist Cultural Program Uajor Wellesley Aron YWCA, Clay between 2nd and 3rd ***** On May 15th, your Rabbi will be one of several clergymen who will participate on a Symposium on their respective beliefs. This will be held before the assembled students of the Mu$kegon Junior College at Hackley School. WELCOME to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baim and their daughter, formerly of South Bend, Indiana. Tie wish them much contentment and joy through their affiliation with our community. Tuesday, May 6th, at 8:15 p.m. Sisterhood Meeting Elections Mr. Theodore Cook Muskegon Woman's Club \7ednesdav, May 7th, at 10 a.m. SOS Se~ing Group at the home of Frances Steindler 635 Peck, Heights Monday, May 12th, at 8:15 p.m. Hadassah Meeting Election of Officers Mother's Day Program Monday, May 12th, at 8:15 p.m. B'nai B'rith Meeting Knights of Pythias building 377 W. 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MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan · Issue No c 1 Community Worship 1st SABBATH 19 2 Abe Ashendorf, President 27 Nisan Friday, May 6th THE KINDS OF JUDAISM'f The Drama of Gallop-ing Poll Religion 11 /8:15 PM/ 2nd SABB AT H Frida-y:, -May 11th /8:15 PW TGRAtr n!SCUSSION ' In Honor of Israel Independence Day On Lev.iticus Chapters 21-27 "The Holiness of the Land of Israel ind an Evaluation of 11 1-ERFIDY" by Ben He cht I.. Study in Jewish ;\nti-Se mi tism Oneg Shabbat 3rd Sh BB~ TH / 7:45 PM/ 4th S rt BB AT H / 8:15 FM/ Friday, May 18th Joint Worship Fi.MILY - SISTERHOOD - TEl.CHERS In Honor of Mothars' and Teachers' Day BIRTHfo',Y BLESSING-TOR,iH SERVICE Oneg Shabbat - Hosts: 2nd Grade and Kindergarten Friday, ~ay 25th -YOUTH WORSHIP 11 HOW TO RUN ;~ JEWISH YOUTH GROUP" Consecration of New Youth Group Officers Oneg Shabbat TR'J)ITIONI.L WORS:HIP Sabbath Eve - May 4, 11 and 25 - 7:30 - May 18-7:15 PM Sabbath. Horning - May 5, 12, 19 _and 26 - 8: 30 :,M �. May Tues 1 Executive Board Meeting 12 : 0 Wed 2 Sisterhood Forum 8:30 FM Thurs & Fri - May 3 & 4 ,1.dul t Edu ca ti on I,s s I n of Michigan Conference Kalamazoo- Rabbi Attending Thurs 3 Confirmation 7-8:JO B 1 nai Brith 8:30 Sun 7 Religirus School 10-12:15 Galombeck Unveiling 2: JO Temple Youth Group 7-9 Tues 8 Sisterhood Mee ting 1: 00 Wed 9 ISR:.EL INDEPENDENCE D:,y 1·, dult Education 7:30 Hebrew 8:40 Bible Thurs 10 Hadassah Meeting 1:15 Confirmation 7-8:JO Teachers ' Meeting 8:30 13 MOTHERS ' Ds·,y Sun Religious School 10-12: 15 Mon 14 Boar d of Education 12: 00 YW Wed 16 Hadassah Silver Tea, Home of l'flr s . ;i. . Gree nberg 1:00 Thur 17 Confirmation 7-8:JO B'nai Brith 8:30 Sun 20 Religious School 10-12:15 Rabbi-l'arents Meet ing 11:30 Closing Exercises 12:00 Confirmation Re hearsal with organ 2-4:30 Temple Youth Group 7-9 Tues 22 L;.Q BE 'OMER We d 23 K·w/.SS;, H & SISTERHOOD JOINT INST:iLL. . TION 12 :45 :.dul t Educa tion Hebrew 7:30 Bible 8:40 Thurs 24 Confirrra tion 7-8 :JO BO,,RD OF TRUSTEES 8:30 Sat 26 TYG Install Induction 7-9 Sun 27 TEMPLE ELECTION & COMMUNITY ME TING 10:00 Confirmation 10:30-12: 00 & With organ 2:30- 4:JO T .EMPLE Mon 28 Bage l & Box Breakfast at home of Mrs . M. Stromberg at9:JO ..M Tues 29 Sisterhood Board 8: 15 f'M Wed JO Mr!.MORL.L D .Y Thurs 31 Confirmation 7-8:JO Teachers' Meeting 8: 30 Y:.HRZEIT IDA BELLE OPEi.N , mother of Mrs . Sam Broutman, May 4 , S. .MUEL ::i.SHENDORF, father of Jacob, , Isadore; Max and . J.be ;~ shendo.rf. . ' May 4 . · SETTCHEN LOEB, mother of Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, May 6, Iyar 2 SOLOMON DEJONG, father of Gustaav Dejong , May 8 · JOSEPH BLUMBERG, father of Mrs . Sam Lawson, May 12, Iyar 8 : M~·1 RY SIMKIN, mother of Mrs . · Stanley Kaplan , May 15 , N:.TH;~N J '. COBS, father of Mr . Meyer Jacobs , May 21 : UL,.H B. MILLER , mother of Mrs . Jam:rs Me tz, May 23 : CAROL CH...RLOTTE STEINDLER , ' daughter of Mr . & Mrs . Mil ton Steindler, May 27 : IRVING J . WOL FG:,NG , father of I Mrs . Bernard Fisher , May 27 Iyar 23 B:,RNET GRbENBERG, father of Mrs . Sol Silverman , May 28 SLRLH ROSENBERG, mother of Robert ' Rosenberg, May JO, Iyar 26 LOUISE ARON, mother of Louis .~on : Mrs . Martha Galombeck, May 29 I CONDOLENCE · Our condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of : EDW fiRD GLICK who passed away !.pril 3, and was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Sylvia .'.ron . May his memory be for a blessing. �PARENTS VERSUS CHILDREN AND JEWISH EDUCA'IION "The main trouble nowadays with Jewish education is the indifference and apathy of the parents . No improvement in techniques, teaching staff or physical surroundings can be of any avail so long as children sense in their parents the lack of anything like the passionate eagerness they display toward general education in which they wish to see their children excel. Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan IS YOUR GIVING REALLY WORTHWHILE? A millionaire philanthropist recently criticized donors who give their money for what he termed 0 unessential things . 11 William Black, Chairman of the Chock Full 0 1 Nuts Corporation, in speaking at a ground-breaking ceremony for a Medical Research Building he was endowing at Columbia University in New York - - to which he had given ~5,000,000 -- gave this advice: "Give away the bulk of your wealth to worthwhile causes while you're still around, You will not only experience the joy of giving, but you may be doing your wife and children a favor • •••• if you leave your wife more money than she needs, you are surely inviting a flock of hand-kissing experts. 11 We suggest that every man arrange for the comfort of his family, just in case. At the same time , we endorse Mr . Black's advice that you make sure you select worthwhile causes. For our part, we recommend as greatly worthwhile the following: Our TEMPLE , and the COMBINED CAMPAIGN for Am3rican Reform Judaism which is the fundraising cause of our Union of Am3rican Hebrew Congregations and our Hebrew Union College1 Jewish Institute of Religion . ARE YOU A GOOD JEW? A good Jew is one who believes and practices the teichings of Judaism. Are you this kind of a Jew? Take the following test and find out . (Score 3 for qwstions 1-4 and 7- 10 answered Yes apd for questions 5-6 answered No . ) / 1 . Do you attend Friday night services at least once a,l month? ( ) 2. Is there an awareness of Judaism in your home , as ~or example through Sabbath and Holyday observances? ( ) 3. Do you attend Temple meetings? ( ) 4. Are you a builder-upper rather than a tearer-down? ( ) 5. Do you use the Temple mainly for social activiti~s? 6. Do you constantly offer excuses when you are cal:'.ed upon to volunteer your services? ( ) . 7. Do you feel you give an adequate contribution to the Temple 1 ( ) commensurate with your income? (Continued across the page) �ARE YOU A GOOD Jl!:W? (C ontinued) 8. Do you take an active interest in cormnunity affairs? ( ) 9. If you were asked questions about Jewish history, customs , and ceremonies could you answer them? ( ) 10. A basic teaching of Judaism is that parents be companions to their children . Are you such a parent'? ( ) If your score is higher than 24, your Judaism is p:irfect ~ A total between 15 and 23 average ; under 14, WATCH OUT . INTERFAITH li'"iLLOWSHIPS AT HEBREW UNION COLIEGE- JEWISH INSTITUTE OF REL . One of America ' s most effective interfaith programs op:irates on the Cincinnati campus of HUC-JIR. Promising young protestant and Catholic scholars, preparing for academic or preaching careers in theological schools and churches of their denomination do their graduate work at the College-Institute. Most are in residence two or three years, thus acquiring a deep understanding of Judaism and Jewish life . Since 1947 when the program was started, 91 Christian Fellows have studied at the College-Institut e; the present number of Fellows is 15. Former Christian Fellows now teach at Colgate Rochester Divinity School; Berkeley Baptist Divinity School; Drake University Divinity School; Vanderbilt University Schoel of Reli~ion; and numerous other academic institutions. ORIGIN OF EARLY AMERICAN JEWS The general assumption is that Sephardic Jews ( of Spanish descent•) predominated in early Anarica and that the Ashkenazim (Jews from Cent,,. . ral and Eastern Europe) did not come to Alll3rica until well into the 19th century . Based on sources available in the American Jewish Archives of HUC- JIR, its director, Professor Jacob R. Marcus, discovered that as early as the 1730 1 s Ashkenazim already constitute a majority of American . The American Jewish Archives was founded in 1947, and is located on the Cincinnati canpus of Hebrew Union College-JIR . So much historical documentation has been collected by the Archives that the personalities to which these sources refer number at least one million . DEMOCRACY AND COMMUNISM LECTURES AT STEELE SCHCOL Western Michigan University presents as a free public service a comparative lecture-question series on Democracy and Communism for five Monday nights from 7:30- 9: 30 at Steele School . April 30- T.HE HISTORICAL ASf ECTS OF CUMMUNISM, Dr . Russell H. Seibert, Western Michigan University. May 7 - THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT Under Communism-Dr . Mil ton Greenberg, WMU ; In a Democracy-Dr . Leo C. Stine, l•Jl.fil . May 14 - FOREIGN POLICY AS AFFECT BY COMMUNISM. In Russia-Dr . Roy Olton, v~MU . Democracy in U. S. - Dr . Willis Dunbar, "W"MU . May 21-Mt:ETING THE ECONOMIC CHALLENGE • Under Communism-Dr . Geor ge Klein, WMU ; In a Democracy-Dr . John A. Copps, W "MU . May 28- THE ROLE OF EDUCATION . Under Communism-Dr . James W. Bushong, Superintendent of Schools , Grosse Fointe . In a Democracy, Dr . Clara Chiara, Frofe ssor of Education, WMU . �F A MI L Y SISTERHOOD Sisterhood members , REFUAH SHELAYMAN Our prayers and sincere best don't miss the final wishes for a full recovery to: meeting of the year MR. ROBERT ·ROSZNBERG, in honor of Mothe rs 1 ;,ho is ·at Mercy Hospital , Day, Tuesday, May 8, 1:00 PM at the Temple . MR . M:.X KOPELOFF, who is at Hackley Hospital , and Please remember to bring your to DR . SOL COH;l.N, who was hospital- arts and crafts for display in ouized last month . · exhibit . 80NG1LTUL;,.TIONS Our speaker will be Fran Fisher To Rose Lawson on being elected on the "Many Roles of Modern as Second Vice- ~resident of MichiWomen ." gan State Federation of Sisterhoods DON I T F'CR:::;:=:-=GE=T=-.-.-. -• •- .-.- at its l,pril Convention in Grand Sisterhood' s new service of ordering or renewing your magazine Rapids . To Leo and Florence Rosen on the subscriptions for you, as part of birth of their granddaughter, Kathy our fund- raising program . Call Doris Stromberg , SW 8- 2653 for Jo, last month , information and orders . r H.'.JJK YOU from Mr . James Metz for the kind TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP remembrances of friends while he was This past weekend it had con.,. ducted a most successful Conclahospitalized . vette with sixteen youth coming from Mr. Melvin Van Duren f or the many expressions of sympathy at from Grand Rapids , Lansing , Benton the death of his mother . Harbor and Milwaukee . WNIVERS;,RIES It will be the last Youth Group Mr. & Mrs . Marcus Bess, May 6 Michigan State Temple Youth ' s Mr . & Mrs . Ted Neumer , May 10 Summer Conclave at the end of Mr. ~ Mrs . Louis Berman , May 11 :1ugust . This is a recognition of Mr. & Mrs . Samuel Klayf , May 24 the outstanding character of this Mr . & Mrs . Morris Levine, May 30 year's Youth Group . CONTRIBUT:t:ONS . REQUEST . . . ...• FLOWER FUND has been received for blood Mrs . Florence Rosen donors for Mr . Justin Gudelsky. BUILDING FUND "WEDDING 1 Mrs . Goldie Smith in memory of . .nnouncement has been received at sister, Mrs . Sarah Klein . the Temple of the approaching UiWEILING OF S'IONE marriage of Fhyllis ;,nne, daughter The unveiling of the stone for of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Bourziel , w.•RNER G:.LOMBECK will take place to Mr . Theodore Sirotko on May 5. at 2: 30 Pl1 on Sunday , May 6, at Mr . Bourziel is our organist and Musical Director . Mona View Cemetery. . at REMEMBER THE Sl.BB..'i. TH t F&"i.Y WITH THE CONGREG.J.TIOm ! SUPPORT THE CON GREG,. TION ! Be sure to attend the annual Congregational Meeting and Election , May 27 at 10 : 00 :.M. �TO SERVE UJC BO,.RD OF TRUSTEES The following trustees will serve on trn United Jewish Ch?.~ities Board for 1962 as a result of the r ecent ballot by mail: :.be 1,sh endorf , Dr . "·.rthur Greenbe rg , Sam Lipman, Milt on Steindl er, Leo Rosen, Tir . Morris Teles . Grossman , J . K. Kaufman, ' L o~is .1.lan Oppenheimer , Jack Steindle r, Dr . Morton Kan tor, Daniel Rapop ort Lewis Jaffe , Douglas Rosen, Max ' Rothschild, Mrs . Josiah Wi ener ' Mrs' . Paul Wiene r, Herman GrossTTlan, Harry Berman, Samuel Klayf , Robert . Libner, Florence Rubinsky , Sylvia Paul and .~rthur Bell. The first UJC Board Mee ting of 1962 was held :.pril 30 at 8: 00 PM. JEWISH CEREMONll'.L ART OBJECTS Hackley 1.rt Gallery will feature an outstanding special d displ ay of Jewish Ceremonial c rt obj ects May 11 through June 1 . It wi l l be well wor th seeing. _ _ _ __ H:;DASS.:.H NO'IES May 10 - May Mee ting will be a tea and the program will honor Life Members . May 16 - 1.nnual ::>ilver Shower to be at 1:00 PM E ffet Luncheon at the hare of Mrs . !.rthur Greenberg. May 23 - Sisterhood and Hadassah Joint Installation Luncheon. May 28 - "Bagel and Box11 - Breakfast . l my woman in the Community who wishe~ to have her JNF Blue Box opened is cordially invited to the delightful and unique affair at the home of Mrs . Maurice Stromberg on Monday, May 28, at 9 :30 'J1 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL P RENTS OF ;,LL GR:,DES are invited and rnquested to meet with the Rabbi to review the school year and to exchan ge ideas for the improvement of our congr,egational educational program on May 20th at 11:30 in tte main sanctuary ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!: CONGREG,.TICN B?N},I ISRi.EL Fonrth and Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone : ~ .2-2702 Rabbinage : P06-5427 NON - PROFIT ORGi'.NIZ:~TION TIME - V,·,LUE M:.IL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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/45d2c15998c725f198c31e3956a68240.pdf 764bdbfeaac30101c58e9e2e0a57d83f PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Marvin Gudels , President May 3, 1963 8:15 PM 1 1\filY NOT MOVE TO ISRAEL?" (In honor of Israeli Independence Day) Kiddush 7:45 May 10, 1963 2nd SABBATH FAMILY PM WORSHIP SERVICE Birth:iay Blessing - Youth Choir Oneg Shabbat May 17, 1963 "QUESTIONS YOU'IH ASK" 3rd SABBATH 8:1.5 PM TYG Service One g Shabba t 24 ·· 1963 Ma 4th SABBATH 8:15 BAR MITZVAH OF . IRA . SCHWARTZ Oneg 'Shabbat & Kiddush Rece tion I PM . -lf--:8!-~-::--:f--~-',(-¾-!HHHh'HHl-~,h'P,(-¾-~~~:f--lHH~-:!-:t-lh'HHh-'<-;~~~',(-lHf·~*:}~~:f--lr:HHl-¾--«-l81--:l-:h~~ 5th SABBATH Friday Eve ·. • w - ...... SHEVUOS SERVICES May 31 8:15 PM w Saturday Morn ______;=-_;.__---------Jun_e_l_ _l_l_:_OO __A_M_ . ~~~i8f--~{~~*"i~~t-X*~~~'f--~~~~} ~~&..:Hh~-~c._~*m~~}i"Ht·~~-~-~-X-~~ ..~~-:h?,r;1--~-~'f-*~-~ Traditional Worship Shevuos Eve: May 28, 29 - 7:30 PM Shevuos Morn: May 29,30 - 8:30 AM May 30 - YIZKOR - 9:00 AM . Sabbath Eve: May 3,10,17,24,31 -J:30 PM .. Sabbath :Morn: May L, ll, 18, 25, une 1 �CALEND~\.R - May, 1963 Wed . l ADULT EDUC~,TION 7:15 Hebrew 8:15 Comparative Religion "The Mormon Church" 9:30 Current Events Thurs. 2 B1 nai Brith 8:15 PM Hadassah 1:00 FM Sat. 4 Rel. School 29th Session Sun. 5 Family Service 12 Noon by 7th grade for all grades in honor of Israel 15th .hill1iversary Temple Youth Group 7-9 Hebrew School 28th Week Mon . 6 Hadassah Regional Confer6'-7-8 ence - (Muskegon) Thurs. 9 Teachers' Meeting 8:15 PM 10-11-12 MSTY Delegates(Pontiac) Sun . 12 Rel. School 30th Session 12:00 Assembly by K &! 1 in honor of Lag B'Omer Mon. 13 Hebrew School 29th Week Tues . 14 Sisterhood Gen. Meeting 8:15 PM ADULT EDUC.lTION Wed. 15 7:15 Hebrew 8:15 Comparative Religion "Protestantism" by · Rev. Paul Albery 9:30 Current Events Thurs . 16 B1nai Brith 8:15 PM Sat. 18 TYG Kallah Classes 10 AM to 4: 00 PM. Lunch will be served. TYG Installation & Induction Party Eve at Berma.'ns. TYG Ka.llah - Brunch & Sun. 19 Evaluation - 9:45 iJ1 11 AM -s1.·school 30th Week Tues. 21 Regular Hadassah Meeting 8 PM (Temple) Wed. 22 Sisterhood: Dr. Murray Banks Thurs. 23 Sun. 26 Board of Trustees 7:45 l'Rel. Schoof)Tnd Session ~,~ -~-... ~~-- ~~~~: C./J.ENDlIB - May, 1963 Continued Sun. 26 Religious School Closing Exercises: 8th Grade Musicale Mon. 27 Hebrew School 31st week TuE s. 28 Srn vuos Eve Wed. 29 Af)~T EDUC.,TION 1st DAY SIL.WOU'IH ''LIVE, LOVE & LAUGH" with Dr. Murray Banks May 22nd - 8: 30 PM Central . Campus .~uditorium. For Tickets ... (Price $1 .00) call· Mrs. Zoll - PL9-2522 or Mrs. Max A_shendorf - PJl2-2756 ays unti ilY B n y Sell your tickets - Come to Temple on Mondays, between 1-2 1M Sisterhood representatives will be here--<to collect monies and to give you more tickets. Support Sisterhood & its program · YOUTH GROUP The Muskegon Temple Youth Group is holding its own study Kallah May 17-19. The theme is ''What I Believe 11 • Friday, May 17, the Youth Group will conduct services .Saturday, Rabbi Kaplan will con. duct classes on the various aspects c;,f Judaism; cultural, social, ethical; the Bible. The Kallah will be climaxed by the induction of new members and new officers for 1963-1964 at a party Saturday night. Sunday morning the TYG will hold a brunch meeting with an evaluation of trn weekend. The Muskegon Temple Youth Group would like to thank those who helped us with our ~Problem Solving Conclave" April 5-7. Our special thanks go to all those families who opened their homes to guests; to Mr. & ~irs . Harry Berman and Mrs. Wiener to Rabbi, our chaperones; and to all wo helped with serving • �YMIRZEIT REFU.AH SHALJ.nV,H JOSEPH BLUMBERG, father of Mrs~ Sam Our prayers and sincere best Lawson, May 2, Iyar 8 wishes for a full recovery to: IDi, BELLE OFE.AN, mother of Mrs. Sam MRS. SPENCER, Broutman, May 4 who was hospitalized at Hackley . BETTY BROUTMAN SAMUKL il.SHENDORF, fatrar of Jacob, Isadore, Max & Abe 1-.shendorf, May 4 who was at Mercy. LEAH SHUM:lCHER, mother of Sam Shumacher, May 11 Our Condolences and deepest S1~ L STROMBERG, fa th3 r of Dr. sympathy to the Family of Maurice Stromberg, May 13 REUBEN BERMAN tl--Mi.RY SIMKIN , mother of Mrs. Stanley hil.sband of Mary, father of Louis, Kaplan, May 15 and Harry, who passed away April 23 IRVING J. WOLFGANG, father of Mrs. and to the Family of Bernard Fisher, May 17, Iyar 23 ROSE KOHN Si.RAH ROSENBERG, mother of Robert mother of Edith Lipman and Herbert Rosenberg, May 20, Iyar 26 Kohn, who passed away April 29th. · N.i.THii.N JOCOBS, father of Mr. Meyer THAN Jacobs, May 20, Iyar 26 Mrs. Reuben Berman and Mr. and c: .ROL CH..i.RLO'ITE S'IEINDLER, daughter Mrs. Harry Berman and the entire of Mr. & Nrs . Milton Steindler, Berman family wish to thank all May 27 · their friends for the many thoughtBARNET GREENBERG, father of Mrs . ful kindnesses shown to them in Sol. Silverman, May 28 their recent bereavement. LOUIS ARON, mother of Louis Aron Rabbi arrl Mrs. Kaplan offer & Mrs . Martha Galombeck, May 29 treir most sincere and heartiest CONTRIBUTIONS gratitude to all the members of Youth Scholarship Fund the Congregation for their Mrs. Goldie Smith, in memory of helpfulness in preparing for the Justin Gudelsky Bas Mitzvah of their daughter Helen Kulka Judyth and for their generosity Mrs. Thelma Wiener, in memory of toward their daughter. Their Reuben Bannan thanks also to our organist and CONG!ul 'IUU. TIONS and newly formed adult choir. to Mr. and Mrs. ~rnold Bourziel, LOST who became grandparents of a baby Who has Rabbi's copies of .Ancient girl. The baby's parents are Mr. Israel by Orlinsky and Who Cruciand Mrs . Ted Sirotko of Wisconsin fied Jesus by Zeitlan. Phone i.NNIVERSARJES PA22702. Mr. & Mrs . Marcus Bess, May 6 Mr. & Mrs . Ted Neumer, May 10 Mother's Day is that institution Mr. & Mrs . Louis J. Berman, May 11 whereby we concentrate into one hecMr. & Mrs . Samuel G. Klayf, May 24 tic Sunday, all the love and affecFOUND: .iL Silver Kiddush Cup. tion we felt, and should have shown., Phone P,i2-3945 throughout the JOO ar, SUPPORT YOUR SYNAGOGUE~ �BAR MITZV.AH CONFIRM;\TION Shabba t Morning 11 o'clock be pleased to have every member of June 1st the congregation share with them Reception for all members the joy and holiness of the Bar from 7th grade and older Mitzvah of their son INVITATION Ira- Schwartz Muskegon Chapter of Hadassah is the evening of Shabbat· happy to announce tre forthcoming May 24 - 8:15 O'clock Hadassah State Convention May -6-7-8 Kiddush and Oneg Shabbat Reception at the Occidental Hotel. Let every BAR MITZV.AH member of our Jewish Community -fulMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Roet ter fill the Mi tzvah of hospitality to would be pleased to have the enthe guest and the stranger, and tire Congregation share with them participate fully in the wonderful the holiness and joy of the Bar programs arrd workshops. Meet the Mitzvah of their eldest son very interesting National and State Richard Aaron Hadassah leaders to whom Judaism arrl June 7th - 8:15 O'clock PM Jewish concerns is a part of their Kiddush and Oneg Shabbat Reception daily life. For reservations, call Dear Friends: Mrs. H. Friend, PL5-1312 I have only a little space l eft to ~rite about a big subject. Of late, we have had to rely on visiting guests and Christian neighbors to fill the places left vacant by you at Sabbath Eve Services. Please do not allow your Rabbi and Congre gation to be put to shame because of you. Let us meet together to praise God and to enjoy t~~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz would 5eE' 'ti,{ a:f- S-eR..V1ces._P/f CONGREGATIN B'NAI ISR.:EL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2.;.2702 Rabbinage: Po6-5427 ~ Sct1 O-~ NON-PROFIT cp ORGANIZi.TION . 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-19630501 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 1963-05-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 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/9a11e126c8082ec83fe335675601e087.pdf b46eb9ef6f62d5f8968d6e75279ca024 PDF Text Text TEMPL.E ,NAI ISRAEL MUSKE~ON, MlCH.l~AN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Jack Li~3an, President JvlAY -~3 - IYAR 16 SERV 'ICES L I BE R AL C O MM U N I T Y THIS SABBATH S E RVI CE S Friday, May 13th 3:30 P.M. In Honor of MOTHERS' DAY AND JEWISH TEACH[RS DAY Remarks by Rabbi For Sisterhood - Mrs. Douglas Rosen ONEG SHABBAT PANEL DISCUSSION Representing Sisterhood: Mmes: H. Friend, S. Lawson, A. Parker, D. Rosen, M. Ross NEXT * SABBAT ~ € * Friday, * May * 20th 8:30 P.M. MffivAH OF ALAN PARK@) ·lHHHHHHHHHHHHHC )( )( )( )( )( )( )( )( lOl )(MM)( l( )( )( )( ~ TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, May 13th and 20th Sa__ t~u*rdialHy~,~Ma~y~lRl4itihlFlan~d*2l~s8t~~~~~~ -lHHh,.¼-)(-:&:t--:H Friday, Friday, Sunday, 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. �CALENDAR TEMPLE F A MI L Y Anniversaries Thr 12-Temple Board Meeting-Postponed to 19th -Confirmation, 4-6:00 P.M. Mr. &Mrs. Samuel G. Klayf, May 24, 1932 Yahrzeits Mary Simkin, Mother of Mrs. Stanley Kaplan, May 15 Sun 15-Relig~.ous School, 10:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. -Cc,.._)rmation 10:00 a.m.2:.'.;0 p.m. -2:.30 P.M. Smith Unveiling, Mona View Cemetery Mon 16-Te:,achers" Meeting, 8:30 p.m. Wed 18-Adult Educaticn 7:30 Hob:-ew S:30 Comparative Religion Thr 19-Ccnfirmation, 4-6:00 p.m. --Terrrple Board, 8: 00 P .M. Sun 22-Religious School 10:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. -Confirmation 10:00 a.m.3:30 P.M. -Adult Education-"Mr.&Mrs." at home of Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rapoport (770 Miller Dr. ,No.Muskegon), 8:30-10:30 p.m. Wed 25-Sisterhood and Hadassah Joint Installation -1:00 P.M. Black Angus Thr 26-Confirmation, 4-6:00 P.M. -B 1nai Brith, 8:30 p.m. -lH{-:HHHh'HH-~~~~~tJ'.x~~~~-HHHh~,. June 1st and 2nd SHEVUOUS Nathan Jacobs, Father of Meyer Jacobs, May 21 Ulah B. Miller, Mother of Mrs. James Metz, May 23 Irving J. Wolfgang, Father of Mrs. Bernard Fisher, Iyar 23 - May 20 Sarah Rosenberg, Mother of Robert Rosenberg, Iyar 26 - May 23 Ca:col Charlotte Steind,_er, Daughter of Mr •. & Mrs. Milton Steindler, May 27 · CONDOLENCES We offer our sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of: IRVING WIENER Brother of Mrs. Ida Ashendorf who recently passed away in Los Angeles, California. May the God of Mercy sustain and strengthen them in their sorrow. Refuah Shelaymah Our prayers for a full and speedy recovery to Mr. Louis Darmstaater and Mr. Beno Rothschild at Hackley Hosnital. �BAR M I .T 7, VA H Mr. & Mrs. Albert Parker announce to the Congregation of Temple B1 nai Israel the Bar Mitzv~h of their son, Alan, on Friday; "· ,. May 20th, at 8:30 P.M. Mrs. Sol Zoll, Corresponding Sec. :Mrs. Louis Grossm~.n, Treasurer Elected Board Members: Mrs. Daniel Silberman, Mrs. Phillip Miller, Mrs. Morris Kantor. The Congregation is cordie.lly invited to attend a reception immediately following the ~ervices. BAS MI T Z V A H Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Price announce to the Congregation of Temple B1 nai Israel the Bas Mitzvah of their daughter, Frances, on Friday, May 27th at 8:30 P~M. The Congregation is cordially invited to attend a reception irmnediately followi..~g the services. INSTALLATION Mrs. Harrison Friend, President · Mrs. Albert Parker, President-Elect Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, 2nd Vice-president Mrs. Louis Aron, 3rd Vice-president Mrs. Sol Zoll, 4th Vice-president Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Phillip Miller, Recording ~e.c. Mrs. Nathan Broutman, Treasurer Board Members: Mrs. Warner Galombeck, Mrs. Donald Romer, - Mrs. ·Jerome Oherin HADASSAH: Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer, President Mrs. Jerome Cbt-rl..rt 1 President-l'!Lect Mrs. Arthur Gruonborg,2nd Vice-pres. Mrs. Morris Teles, 3rd Vice-pres. Mrs. Daniel Rapoport, Recording Sec. WITH THE RABBI Tuesday, May 17th - Speaker for First Congregational Mr. & Mrs. Discussion group, "Similarities and Differences B0tween Christianity and JudaisTI 11 Wednesday, May 18th - 2:3) P.M. Participation in dedication of new Muskegon County Buildj_ng. SMITH UN EILING Memorial Service Emd unveiling the tombstone of L:i_llian Smith, wife of Eli Smith nnd mother of Levine, 2:30 P.H. 15th, at Mona View LAUGHTON AS RABBI Charles Laughton will star DS Rabbi Heller in the CBS-TV Production of "In the Presence of Mine Enemies" Ma 18. TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP DANCE Saturday, May 14, 1960 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. At the Temple dult and Youth Tickets are vailable from any TYG Member SUPPORT Y01!1'H ! �FRIEND OR ENEMY? The empty pew has an eloquent tongue . . . to the Rabbi it says "Your sermon is wasted". To the visitor it whispers, "You see, we are no t quite holding our own, 11 The empty pew kills inspiration and smothers hope. It is a weight. The occupied pew is a wing."********** Exchange WHO IS A JEW? He who of his own free will claims that he is a Jew and does not violate his claim by affiliating himself with another religiously designated group, and who does not practice the rituals of another religion, nor accept the theological doctrines of another religion, even though he may not observe or a ccept all the rituals and beliefs of Judaism • • . • He who knows t h-'l t by being a Jew he may be called upon to ca st in his lot with the J ewish people amids t all circ1Lmst ance s a".ld conditions. He who do8S not de str oy or degr ade any of the distinctive t heological, spJ_:;.-it;Jal, raoral and ethical val1:;_cs which the Jewish people have cr eated over tho c•_.::, .. '.:c:·.-l.e s, althcJugh he himself may choo s:J not to do them or h3arken co them. Su ch i s t he man who ihnll be knm -r;:1 as a J ew vithout consi C::.~Tati of the degree of bis 1·ee:ar cl f or tradi t ional l aw, loyalty to J ewish cause s or participati pn i n .k,ri 2h reli gion and life .-Rabbi Julius Nadel, Temple Shaare Th,ath, St.Loui • NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone - Temple: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 TIME-VALUE MAIL Rabbi & Mrs. Stanley Kaplan w. southern Ave. Musk egon, lU.ch. 85 � 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-19600513 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 1960-05-13 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 13, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 13, 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/7f3f568ff7801d7f8cef57eb679d0c96.pdf 9d04fe694588dea87973198bfd002d77 PDF Text Text ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rdbbi Stdnleq Kaglan Dr . Arthur Greenbei·g , Pres.dent May 19, 1961 Evolyn ~n.l onbec.k, Choir Dir-ictor·' Siw·n 4, 572.-=l'-------"~~~~-~~::l~d_,_,.B~o,e.,,ltt=zi:\l~ :.-iu :::ic Dir::: ctor · 'c.Ild.,l,rgani@t, C O lI l1 U N I T Y W O R S H I P T\-1IS S/~ t~ B /\ T1-~ SHAVUOS I SSUE May 19th 8:30 SH.AVUOS FORSHIP Yizkor Services t'{C-~ 7 - q;'.fA/1 ( 1'f TORAH DISCU ~.,SION: Numbers, Chapters 8 -12, 16-24 Song Singing Oneg Shabbat * * * * * N_x-1 . s .A 8 8/\T !-·I * * * * * May 26th 8:30 ~ id. ~eel( - .- Sermon: "MARX bi'1D TdE JOHi.~ BIRCn cfgfri The Jewish Peoples' Nod ern Stepson And The Cru s a 0e o f the American Reactionaries Continuing the Serie s of the Great Sons of t he J ewish People T R A D I T IO Nh. L WORSHIP Sabbath: Evening May 19th & 26th iviorning Nay 20th & 27th Shavuos: Evening May 20th & 21st Horning Hay 21st · & wvnd Yizkor Monday Hay 22nd 7 :30 8:30 7:30 8:30 9:15 PH AM Fl1 AM .AM �SrU,.VlJ OS RABIJ _J'_ Q_JOU_ The word Shnvuos meai,.s weeks, because t here r:,r e exactly s even i!eoks betwe en the first d(:ty of Passover and t he cay of Sh,.vuos. JhEi.vuos and Pa ci s oYe r have keyt this c,~l en~ar r elat i onship s ince early Biblic2..l times becau s e on two level s of meaning the t ,.,. o holidays a re fund:lJ:,entally connected with one a.,.,.other ·. . On the .first level of meaning , hoth festivE:.l s i•ere i nportant agricul tral holidays for the ancient s t r te of Isr:;_ el, Passover ½e in.; the spring holiday anc. Shavuos the holiday ,of the First Fruit s . On the ba s is of thi s earlier meaning is t he later r.1eaninJ which still hold s today and f or s.11 times. Pa ,- s over became the Fe s tivo.l of Freedom bec~m s e of the 2:mcus aml. Shavuos became the Time of t!le Giving of the Torah on Hount Sina i, Z'man Hanton Torosaynu. The point is tha.t a ) eople, such as the Jev i sh Peopl e , cannot receive end live by a Code of Laws, such as the Tora h, without fir ·3 t being free. By the s.:i.'ne token c1 -people cannot 1-,e f ree unle s s t h.c)y a ccept en d s trive to live by ri ghteousne s s and law as in the Tora h. · Together with Sukko s , these two holidays form the Three Pil zrim Fe s tive.ls -which are in nature like the Sabb,,_th bec.:- u s e the Jewi sh People a re to re s t on the se fe s tiva l s ancl> offer up sjecial :?rayers a ll within a f r runework of joyous than..1<:sgi v:i.ng to God. · Normally, the ceremony of Confirm,·.tion falls on Shavuos or very near it. This ye, r becau s e of necessity and beer.u se of conditions b eyonc1. our control, Conf irmation h..ei.s be ·.:1n set for J·une. Howe ver, next y ee.r aTld in the followin ~ year , the Confimation Ceren ony 'riill "ne chedul ed f or thB 0havuos s easo. EDUCJ-!.TION Hirsch, Regional Director of the A Smnr.1er Academy for Jcmi s h sponsoring a rea s , will cons titute Studies will he initia ted this ·year the s k .:f'.f. _F or informc1.tion, cona s part of t he e:-c:)erimenta l protact the R,_9.b'bi. gram of Adult Jewi sh E(:~ucation under the aus-oices of the ,j;~tional f'llill LESS,\GE QF ISPJ'.2L ·ro :SE Board of Ac,ult Je;,•i s h Education of BROADCAST ON W KBZ the UAHC-CCAR. The Academy, an Sunday, M ay 21, Rabbi Jay Kaufintensive one-ueek training course man, Vice-President, UAHG.·, !·;ill will be op erRt 0d by the Chicago speak on the topic "OLD COHHANDFederation and the Great Lakes f-'i ll~TS F01l. A NEl:! Ati~." • . .: : , Council for congrega tional leaders Sunday, Hay 28, Rabbi Uolf e in those regions ~t Crunµ Ocononowoc Kelman, Exe cu ti V:Et .Vi-c-e-Pre side:c1t, 1Jisconsin. Dr. J1arry Orlinsky and Ra.bbinicalAssemply _of Amaricc , Jakob Petuchm...-ski of the Hebrew will speak on the .topic "Til.:; :~&lJ-:-Union College-Jewish In s titute of FITS OF iJOUBT'?il .. . ' . Religion, Dr. Chaim Es srog , DirecCheck '.-fi th. your locl:!-1 stt~tion tor of UAHC 1 s Adult J ewish Educafor the time of .the s.ebroa dc.: 1. sts .. tion Department, Rabbi Richard 1 and �C i , L :~ ~~ D h. R MilY 20th - Saturday ARdED FORCES DAY T 2 ;, P L E F AN I LY A:1. .ni versaTie s 1:-ir. &.Hrs . Sa ·.mel Kle.yf, May 24 2lnt - :..:unday Hr. ,}. Mrs. Morri s Levi..11.e, hay 30 Reli r;;ious School :10 - 12 : 15 AM Holiday Assembly 10-10:30 M1 Confir:1.ation with Rabbi 1 - 3 PM YLHRZEITS 3 & 8 PH Nath..m Jacobs, father of Nr. l•1eyer lmGic2.l Fe s tival (Congrega tional Church) J a cobs , Hay 21 Urban League . Youth Concert 4 : 00 (YHCA) . Ulah B. Hiller, moth2?r of M.r s . Janes TYG Interfaith-Meeting 7 - 9 PM I Metz, Hay 23 22nd - 25th Monday - Thursday Re[;Ular Hebrew Clttsses . Carol Steindler, daughter of ivi.r. t: Hr s . Mil ton Steindler, "t iay 27 25th - Thursday BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING 8:15 Barnet Greenberg, father of Mrs. Sol Silverma.11., May 28 28th - Sunday .· Religious School lo~_.:. 12: 15 .AM FINAL SESSION CLO::irn G EXEROISES 11 i 45~12: is : ·TE! .iPL~ ELECTIONS 10 - 11: 30 AM Confirnation with Rabbi 1 - 3 PM TYG Instalia.tion 7 - 9 PN Loui s e Aron, moth:Jr of Louis Aron and f'~!s . Hartha. Galonbeck, Hay 29 k brahar.i Ro sen, brother of }irs. Sarah Klein. Lene. Gros snan, nother of Mrs. Louis Goldber8 , Sivan 19, June 2 29th - Ju.--ie 1st Nonday - Thursday Re 1:;u lD.r Hebrew Clas ses Final Weekf _________________4 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 30th - •fuesc1.ay - MEHORI.AL DAY Closing Sessions Sunday Cla ~ses; l'iay 28th Hebrew Classes: June 1st 31s t - 1 rec1nesday Adult F.clucation Hebrew 7:30-9:00 Closing Exercises and Services (Final Session) 1'laY~28th. l l : ~ l . 2 : 15. Jffi~E 1 s t - Thursday HE}JR:; 7 '.-~CH001 lL:1AL SESSION B 1 nai B'rith 8:30 PM SISTJmHOOD ACTIVITY DAY -Thursdays C.AiJCER DR2SSINGS - 1:00 - 4:00 Pl1 :tf r c:. Horris Kan tor in Charge GIFT & JUDAICA SHOP 1:00 - 4:00 PM CONGREGATION B'RH ISRA.21 BOARD OF TRIJ J TJES iuHWUNCES ELECTI01~ OF OFFICERS May 28th -10 :00 - 11:30 \ 1 Coffee and Doughnuts at the Houston House �Re f ua h SheL"ynah 7 '. e a re hap~)Y to ,mnounce that Mrs . Ro s e Sin[:er, Mr o. SelnP Cahn and ~lr. Hyi:mn Li 1)man have been 6ischarge d from v ririous ho s )i t P.l s . Hr : . Singer i s 2.t home recup 1=;rating and 1:e hope that a ll of ther.i 1rill henceforth enjoy .;ood heal th . Six year olci. Janet Ror11er has b een a C::ni t t ed to Mercy, and •rould enjoy cRr0s from her frieDds . Because of a confusion in hos.!)ital reco rc1 s , !lr s . Barna r c'. Fisher W['.S aimounced in the l as t 1)ulletin a s being in the hospitaL n e are naking the corre ction tha t she has not be en in the hsopita l and that she i s enjoying ; ood }1eal t h. U.A. H.C. BI 2:.dAL IN lTASHINGTON, D.C Noven ber, 1961 ·• 11 JUD,i.I Sr•i & m::. iOCR.CY: ' ·,~:~ .• ! OUR COH iON MISSION Dele gates needed fron our con gregation. Contact our Pr~s i dent or Rabbi. CON GRZGA TION B I NAI I SRi~:zL Fourth & Hebster Streets Nu skegon, Htchigan Telephone: ?A2-2702 Rabbina ge: HICHIG.Hi'l STA'l'Z ::i IST.:RHOOD COi:VZ:lTIOi-i The then e of the April Convontion in Detroit Has "Se)ar c·.t';) i.Jot Thys'3 l f From. the Cor.rr.m nity. 11 ~:--.:cellent s·,)eal-:e r s o.n d p:mels _followed this theue and provicleo. nu.ch foocl for thou ght . The main s·peaker, Rabbi Bal f our Brickne r, stre s s ed the need of the Reform Hover:ient to help the youns iJltellectual s on cnn pus go throu ;:;h th~ir 9eriod of r e jection of their f c>.i th to reach soHe sort of reli 6 iot1.8 n ,~.turi ty. . . Lrs . .-:;armel La1ison, 1Ir s . Albert Parter, ant Hr Horris Btro11berg from our mm Si starhooc':. attended the Con veri tion. Hr::: . Lewson is a ste. te officer. Ne::-:t year HSTS . Convention \.Till be held in Grci.nc't Rapic.~s. T UANT.i:::D: Bowl :lr s for B'nni J 'rith tean. Contact Al Parker o.t PL5-2924 or PA2-3111 as s oon c.s ·') sible. NON-PROFIT ORGM~ I ZATION Tlr iE-VALUZ _·iAIL 0 • • P06-5427 Forn 3547 Requested 'f ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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/0171ec5ec40d42c36d2fa3b0446123bb.pdf 68e7f811ddc2921d3f5c7d99c474b045 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan Vol. 1 May - 1946 No. 14 RABBI SATLOW I S SERMONS Friday evening, May 3rd "The Golden Rule of Judaism" Kedoshim: Leviticus 19-20. Friday evening, May 10th "A Jew in Search of Himself" f. discussion of the novel, "Wasteland" Friday evening, May 17th "Jewish Supermen" Lag B'Omer Sermon *** FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock �LAG B1 0MER Lag B 1 0mer will be celebrated this year on Sunday, May 19th. The name is derived from the ancient custom of celebrating the harvest season by bringing a measure or 2!!!fil: of grain as an offering to God. The first orner was brought to the Temple on the second day of Passover, and for seven weeks thereafter, and on the 50th day, the Festival of Shevuos was celebrated. Each day of the cycle wRs counted and this custom became known as the Counting of the Omer. The 33rd day of the omer, or Lag B 1 0mer, has a special place in the Jewish calendar as a children's outdoor festival. Legend has it that on this day the prayers of Rabhi Akiba's students were answered, for a terrible plague among them was suddenly ended. Another story connected with this day, is that during the Roman oppression of Palestine, after the destruction of the Second Temple, the study of the Torah was strongly f_orbidden. A number of rabbis continued to teach the Law, many of whom were tortured and executed, Rabbi li.kiba among them. Rabbi Simeon Bar Yochia escaped and lived in a cave for thirteen years and each Lag B'Omer day, thousands of pupils, dressed as hunters, with bow and arrow, would come to his cave to receive instruction. Thus was the Jewish religion kept alive. Today, Jewish schools carry o~ the tradition of Lag B'Omer by holding picnics and field days in park and country. A new novel which is rapidly gaining fame among best sellers is the $10,000 Harper prizewinning novel "Wasteland" by Jo Sinclair. Dealing with the problem of a young Jewish newspaper man who has become a subject for psychiatry due to his efforts to escape his people and their history, the theme of this book is especially pertinent to F.lllerican Je¥Try. Rabbi Satlow will make it the subject of his ser~on on Friday evening, May 10th. ,7e know that you will all make plans to attend this service and vital discussion. 1 A NOTE OF THP.NKS We wish to extend our thanks to Mrs . Leo Rosen, who 'i'1ith her committee , so ably prepared t~PPassover tables for our Reli ious School Seder. Their worK helped to make the Seder both beautiful and meaningful to the children and adults present. �HADASSAH DONOR DINNER SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC The Hadnssah Donor Dinner will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Occidental Hotel on Wednesday evening, M~y 22nd. Our Sunday School will celebrate Lag B'Omer uith a picnic on Sunday , May 19th, at Pioneer Park in North Muskegon . Dr . Alfred Jaspe, former army chaplain, Director of the Hillel Foundation at the University of Indiana, will be the guest speaker of the evening. Dr . Jaspc, u lifelong Zionist, has had many interesting experiences while ministering to the Jewish men in the armed forces, and his talk will no doubt remain one of the most noteworthy to be heard in our community. We will assemble at the park at 10 : 30 A. M. with our lunches , and milk will be served by Sisterhood . ~ Hadassah choral group consisting of Hortense Berman, Sophie Lebow, Marcy Loc!rn, Libby Rose and Rose Rosenberg , under the direction of Jo J,:ron, will present a program of Palestinian and folk songs . The husbands of Hadassah members are cordially invited to attend this Lmportant Hadassah event. WELCOME TO OUR COMMUNITY Mr. and Mrs. Merton Sapera , formerly of Chicago. We wish you much joy and satisfaction through your affiliation with our com.nunity. S. 0. S. SUPPLIES FOR OVERSE.1'..S SURVIVORS •• • The first event Tiill be a baseball game in which the parents will be opposed by a team of students and teachers. This will be followed by track and field events for the various age groups , after which lunch will be eaten around a large campfire . A treasure hunt is scheduled for the early afternoon, and the program will end with archery contests. 11.ll parents are invited to accompany their children and enjoy the day in the tradition of Lag B 10mer. UNVEILING On Sunday afternoon, May 5th, the unveiling of the monument of the late Samuel i;.shendorf will take place at Mona View Cemetery. The community is asked to participate vri th the l~shendorf family in this tribute to the memory of their beloved husband and father . �YOUR RABBI ·IN THE COMMUNITY On ii'.' edne sday, April 24th, Rabbi Satlow participated in the 11 Share Your Thinking Program" on station 1·1rnz, sponsored by the Adult Education division of Mus• kegon County. The subject was, "Problems of an Enduring Peace." ****** The Y's Men Club has invited Rabbi Satlow to address the group at their noon meeting on Thursday, May 2nd. Rabbi Satlo'\7 has chosen as his topic, "Our Common Heritage." ****** Your Rabbi is serving on t he "I Am s.n American Day" committee which will sponsor a local program on May 19th, at which time al l newly naturalized citizens will receive official welcome. ****** "iiELCOME HOME We are happy to welcome back into our community t wo men recently returned from overseas duty with our armed forces: Gene Fisher Ben KJ.itzner May you enjoy the fruits of your labors in the pursuit of peace! C.ALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday, May 5th, at 3:00 P. M. iishendorf Unveiling Mona View Cemetery Monday, May 6th, at 8:15 P. M. B'nai B'rith Business meeting Occidental Hotel Tuesday, May 7th, at 8 :15 P.M. Sisterhood meeting Election of officers President's convention report Woman's Club Monday. r,1ay. 13th, at 8:15 P. M. Hadassah meeting Election of off icers Mother' s Day Program Wednesd~, May 22nd, at 6:00 P.M. Hadassah Donor Dinner Speaker: Dr. J;.lfred J aspe Occidental Hotel ~unday, May l Sth, at 10:JO A. M. Sunday f chool Lag B10mer picnic Pioneer Park- North Muskegon S\lilday, May 26th , from 8:00 P. M. Chanuka s Habayis Dedication of t he home of Rabbi and Mrs~ Satlow at 291 Houston Avenue s.o.s. Snve Overseas Survivors! ~ Continue to bring food and clothing to 291 Houston Ave. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/7e9e6a62c0719ebbb3f602efd41e101e.pdf f11df9aac5db0d121e384a9d9648a1d6 PDF Text Text mitt ilullttin of QLongregation :mrnai 1Jsrael MUSKEGON, MIC H IGAN MAY 194 9 he state of Israel would not and could not have arisen but for the heroism • and patriotic devotions of o u r pioneers t here on the spot. Neither would it have come to pass without the powerful support of the great Jewish comrr;unity of the United States. �The Bulleti n of Congregation. B·nai IJ,raef Is published monthly from Scptmnber •to July . Temple Telephone 2~2702 Editor Eugene Fisher Samu el Umef ____ --------------- ---------- ~abbi 1949------"0FFICERS-1949 Paul M . Wierier _______________________ President Sam Lipman ___ · _·________ 1st Vice President Harry S. Berman -~--- 2nd Vice Presiden t Reuben Berman _________ . ____ , _____ _ Treasurer Harry H. Berman ____ Finap·c ial Secretary Rose . Lawson ____________________________ Secretary ---o--TRUSTEES Fred Rodoff Harry A. Fisher Harold Ro sen J. K. Kaufman Leo Rosen Samuel G. Klayf Max Rosenberg Max Lebow Josiah Wiener ---o--SCHEDULE OF SERVIC ES Friday Evenings~• p M Tradftional Sei·vice __________ 7 :15 . • -C om.m unity Ser vice __________ 8 :1 5 P.M. Sabbat~ _Morn. ing-;-:_ A M Trad1t1onal·, Sei: v1ce __________ 8. 30. • • Time for lighting candles on Friday eve. ing ----,--· ····--- ______________________ At Sunse t. ---o--' CALENDAR STUDIES Sunday 1\/Iornings, 10 :00 to 12 :00-Sunday School. Mond!).y Afternoons, 1 :00 to 2 :00 P ..M.. ;,:Elerpentary , Hebrew for Adults . . Every other Wednesday-A course rn the Psaim Book for Adults. Mbnday Afternoons, 4 :15_ to 5 :1 5 ):'.M.-.,Beginners Hebi;ew Session for Children. W:ednesday Afternoons, 4 :15 to 5 :15 P.l\'I. -'-Intermediate Hebrew Session for _<Children. ---o--- TEMPLE EVENTS AND M~ETINGS FOR MAY May 3-Celebration of the Anniversar_v of the Jewish State May 4-Haaassah Donor May 7-Bar Mitzvah of Herbert Kline May 9-Regular B'nai Brith Meeting May 10-Regular Sisterhood l'11eeting May 11-Bible Group Meeting May 16-Regular Hadassah Meeting May 23-Regular B'nai Brith Meeting May 25-Bible Group Meeting BAR MITZVAH Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline invite th e c r..ti1:c membership of B'nai Israel t o the Bar Mitzvah service of their son Herbert on ~aturday morning- May 7, at 8 :30 A.1\ I. Reception to whole Congregation at The Temple-8 P.M. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE "Opportu nity" they say, "knocks a your door only once." ()pportunity 1s knocking at your door now. If you are wise an d alert you will open it and take advantage of the chance you have to study your relgiion from its early beginning to modern times. The course given by the Rabbi every other Wednesday, is one that should be taken by every member of the congregation. The presentation by the Ra-bbi of the laws, literature, and philosophy of the J ews throughout the ages, is lively , stimulating, interesting and scientific. - - - o- - HERE IS YOUR CHANCE to acq uire a knowledge of Judaism in all of its aspects. You will forever be thankful to yo urself for having done so, for answering to the knock of this great opportunity. A Jew without the proper knowledge of Judaism is an empty shell . Judaism without th e Jew cannot survive. Every Jew owes it to himself and to his ,c hildren to know his rich and g lorious past which also illumines and explains his present. SEE WHEN THE NEXT STUDY GROUP MEETS AND ATTEND. BIBLE STUDY TO CONTINUE SONG OF SONGS TO BE STUDIED NEXT The Bible Study Class which was disco ntinued -o n account of the Passover holiday an d also during the ' absence of Rabbi Umen from the community, will be resumed on W edn esday evening, May 11 , 8 :15 P.M. Duri ng this session th~ 'Psalm Book will be finished, and an introduction to · the Book of Song of Songs will be given by the Rabbi. Song of Songs is the next book which wil! be studi ed and discussed. This course will continue to the end of Jun e. BIBLE GROUP MEETINGS May 11, 1949. May 25. 1949. ---0--CONFIRMA TION The Confirmation Exercises this year will be held on Sunday afternoon, Jun e 5th at two o'clock. A pre-Confirmation Service will be held on Shovuoth evening, Friday, June 3, 8 :15 P ..M. As it is cust o'mary to rehearse the story of the receiving of the law on Shovuoth, each Confirmant will, during this Service, deliver a four to five minute talk on some interesting phase of the Torah. _ Eight girls a111d one boy will be confirmed this year. A very impressive program has been arranged. �SISTERHOOD Mrs. Max Shumacher and her Circle deserve much credit for the most wonderful way in which the Community Seder was arra11ged. It was not just an ordinary dinner. It was a dinner pl1;1s .. . plus dignity, beauty, and arrange d rn very fine taste. Nothi ng was left un done to make the Seder beautiful , Jewish, int eresting, and e·njoyable. It was the fi_rs 1; time in the history of the Congregation that such an affair was held. Withou t past experience, the Committee did a swell jo'b. Everyone present enjoye:i very moment of the Seder. The -spirit tha.t prevailed during the entire evening was that of one happy family celebrating the holiday of liberation-the festival of freedom. Another unique feature in the arrangements and perhaps the most noteworthy was, that the committee set th e price of the Seder dinner modest enough so as not to predude any family. There were more than 200 persons present and we are certain • that t his affair will be r emembe1·ed by everyone thro ughout the year. THE T EMPLE LIBRARY It will not be long now, w hen you will enter t he Temple Li brary and see volumes upon volumes of n ew books. poetry, novels, plays, Biblical literature, books of every description, li ning the shelves of the Library which are at prernnt crying out for occupants. Thanks to the many contributors who so warmly responded to the library ,chairman, Fred Rodoff, who asked in his recent letter to the community for sume fund s for 1books. Please remember, however, thi s is just the beginning. From this juncture on, we shall continue to built our library until it shall satisfy our needs and will become the pride of our Temple. REMEMBER THE TEMPLE L IBRARY ON THE CELEBRATION OF A BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, BAR MITZVOH, CONFIRMATION, WEDDING, OR ANY OTHER EVENT I MPORTANT IN YOUR LIFE. THANKS TO THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE The religious committee including the Rabbi, is very grateful to the Youn g P e ople 's L e ague of our T emple for conducting the Friday Evening Service and the O neg Shabbath during the Rabbi's absence. Special thanks go to Francis Fine for his very fine Sermon , Jack S ~eindler for reading the Service, and Dougl.:,s Ro se n , the program chairman, for cooperating with the Rabbi in arranging this Youth Service. THIS IS NO TIME TO RELAX Let no one think th at because there is a Jewish State, the problem of Jewish homelessness is completely solved. T here are still untold thousands that need to be transported to Palestine. There is no larger and more able J ewish community to which the homeless can look for th e necessary means with which to go to Palestine, than our own. Ameri-can Jewry has don e nobly in supporting the establishment of a Jewish State. However, let us a sk what was the main reason for the establishment of the State if not to cr eate a haven of refuge for the homeless Jews of Europe? This is no time to relax. Our job is not done and will not be complete until every D. P . has left Europe. There is only one way for accomplishing this objective and that is by giving generously to the U..J.C. Many of us in our co mmunity have not shirked nor evaded the great cause. We have pledged. Let u s now t ranslate the ple dge in t er ms of silver. There are some in our community who have not pledged. This is the time to GIVE! VOICES With the summer soon here, can th e High Holy Days, be far off? The choir will :begin to rehearse soon for the High Holy Days. There are many fine voices in our Congregation, both among the men and women. Why not call up Rose Rosenberg, choir chairman, and tell her that you want to join the choir and help add to the beauty of the Holy Day Service? It is important that the number of the ,choir be doubled. As it is now, wh en one or two members of the choir takes sick, the whole choir is rendered helpless. BIRTHDA YS OF OUR CHILDREN Ri-chard Larry Kantor May 3 Bruce Nathan N eumer May 3 Cheryl Sandra Ros enberg May •1 Janet Ruth Roberts May 19 Nancy Fisher May 21 Hel'bert W. Klin e May Z·G Stanley Bruce Silverman May 27 ---o~ ANNIVERSARIES FOR MA Y Mr. and Mrs. T ed Neumer May 10 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Klayf May 24 SISTERHOOD TO PRESENT SLATE OF OFFICERS AT COMING MEETING The next Sisterhood meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, May 10, 8 :15 P.M. At this meeting the Slate of officers for the ensuing year will be presente d, and arrangements to wind up this season of activity, will be made. Let us have a 100 % atten dance at this important meeting. ---o--- •- --o--- ---o--- • �• N EWS OF INTEREST PLANS for the construction of a privately-financed housing development in Israel ·were announced by Alfred S. Levitt, of Levitt and Sons of Long Island, well-known builders of large-scale housing developments. The Israeli Government will donate the land on which the horr.es will be constructed. Each unit will -c ost approximately $4,000 and will carry a 25-year mortgage. American kitchen equipment will be used in all of the homes, which will consist of four rooms. ---o--MANY NEW .CITIES are being planned in Israel according to Anatole Solow, housing consultant to the Israeli Government. Israel is being planned as a highly industrialized country which will have 80 percent of its population in cities. The growth of Tel Aviv and Haifa will be limited to prevent overcrowding. Tiberjas and Safed are to be made into winter resorts and tourist centers. THE ZIONIST ORGANIZATION of Ameri,ca will hold its 52nd annual convention the week-end of May 28-30 in New York City. THE F I RST SYNAGOGUE built since the end of the war in the American zone of Germany was dedicated in Frankfurt. A small group of Frankfqrt J ews-the remnants of the city's pre-war Jewish population of 20,000 -participated in the ceremonies. ---o--10,000 AMERICAN tourists-both Jews and non-J ews-wil! visit Israel within the next five months, it was predicted by A lbert Schiff, president of the Israeli Corpo-ratio n of America, in connection with the announcement that the U. S. State Department is removing all restrictions on the issuance of American passports for travel to Israel. ---o--A TOTAL OF 1,802 Israeli visas have lbeen issued during the past three months to Americans wishing to visit the Jewish State, the Israeli Consulate in New York reported. Applications are being received at the rate of 30 daily. ---o--A COURSE designed to acquaint Ameri,can graduate students with the "social and psychological background of the educational problems" in Israel and with the school system in the new state, wil! be given at Teachers' College, Columbia University, during tche current school year. THE AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRE SS ann ounced the establisl,ment of fo ur annual "Stephen S'. Wise" awards, of $1500 each, to be made "in recogn ition of outstanding service or for the encouragement of creative ,c ontributi on " in four major areas of Jewish activit ies to which Dr. Wise has dedicated hi s years and energies. Th e awards will b ~ made annually, beginning in 195 0, on March 17, Dr. Wise's birthday. ---o--B 'NAI ISRAEL TO H OLD SPECIAL SERVICE IN HONOR OF ANNIVERSARY OF ST A TE OF ISRAEL In accordance with instr uctions fro m the National Zionist Organization, and plans throughout th e Jewish commu nity in th e United States, special programs. a r e being arranged to celebrate the A nniversary of the Establishment of the Jewish State on May 4th. We of Congregation B'nai Isr ael will hold a special ANNIVERSARY SERVICE ON TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3 AT 8 :00 P.M. Th e service will be lead by t he RABBI assisted by the TEMPLE CHOIR. T he HEADS of the various JEWISH ORGA N IZATION S will participate i n th e service and celebration. The ENTIRE JEWISH COM MUNITY is requeste d to attend this JOYOUS AS WELL AS IMPORT ANT OCCASION. ·- - - 0 - - - A QUOTATION " And f will turn the captivi.ty of My people israel, A nd they sh.all build the was te ci ties and inhabit them ; And they sh.all plant vineyards, and drink I.he wine thereo f ; T hey shall also make gardens, ancl eat the frui t of them. Ancl 1 .will plant them upon th-eir land , And they shall no more be plucked up Out of their lancl which J have given them, Sai th the Lorcl thy God." (Amo s IX-14,15) ---o--- HEBREW SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOR APRIL Class 1. Marshall Bern::an Stephen N eumer Karl Lensler Arthur Levy Sandra August Marilyn Stein Class 2 Barton Berman Kurt Rosen J ames Price Herbert Kline Seymore Fogel � 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/d4def39cf76f4a5937219be7dd5bb45b.pdf f2321bc86dbe466e03170c8ef44e509d PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL . Marvin Gudelsky , President May , 1964 Friday t?Eve ning Services by TemplB Youth Group Hos t s to Miehigan S~ate Temple Youth Convention *May*8 * * * * * * * * V * * * * * * * * * * Friday Evening 8:15 I'M ~ * * 7 :45 fM FAMILY SERVICE HONORilW MOTP.ERS I DAY Service and Sermon by Sixth Grade Oneg Shabbat * * -~- * --,." May 15 * -~ -,_" .. * * ~- -~- -~- -:{- * -~- * Friday Evening * Services by Terrple Yoi.:th Group -~} 1{- . - May 22 * .., ~:. ~~ -~~ 8:15 -~- -~ ~- 1~ -j(- ·* -~ ~A- -:~ -~ ~- i~ -~~ ~- *May* 29 {_L * * * * Traditional Se rvices Sabbath Eve Sabba th Morning . -~ -~ * ~- i~ 8:15 PM Friday Evening -~~ * I-H -, Friday Evening 8: 15 .i:'*M May 1, 8, 15 ,. 22 , 29 May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 7:30 i:N 8:30 FM. X Fie ase note : That although arrangements are not fully completed for the services of May 2 2 and May 29 , tre re will be worship servic -~ s at your Temµle through the month of May and your presence at each service will 'be de eply appr eciated by all those who are takin£ the r esponsible for their pre se ntation . �Me RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MAY 3 Due to the MSTY De legates Convent ion being held at the Temple on the weekend of May 1-3, there will be no Religious School Classes Sunday, May 3. School will resume on Sunday, May 10 TICKETS AVhllJI.BLE FOR HA!IDIDSHOW , NOW.is the time to get your tickets for the famous one-woman show of ''1,,est Side Story", in which Sulie Harahd is featured c This is being brought t o Central _ _ _ __ _ _ _._....,................._.i...u;..,.._w..u._ _ _ _ Campus on May 20 at 8: 30 by Sis4 .ed . 6 SISTii;RHOOD I-'ROGRES.SIVE terhood . ii..dmission for this LUNCHEON & TOURJJf.R.DCES. 12:JO},event, which is the main. fund Home : Mrs . J . K. Kaufman raising event of the year, will 3r; East E.9.rn.§ .L ___ . . . be $l.OO, and tickets may be obtained from Mrs . Nathan broutman Thurs . 7B'nai B1 rith Humanitarian Awards Dinner f-: 30 The Temple will be open Monday Mas onic Temple May 11 and 18 from 1 : 00 -2:30, Sat . 9 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 at which time tickets may be obHome : Mrs . Goldie Smith tained and money turned in at Occidental Hotel the Recreation Room, Sun . 10 Relig . School 31st Session J. N, F.B.~~&-B~D-x----B_ R_EA-' KF_'A_S_T__ Assembly: 11. 30 , Movie & The Hadassah Board Meeting on Talk by Sisterhood Preso May 12, at 10:00 AM at the home Mrs • A. Parker , Grades 4-9 o.f Mrs. Sam Shumache r, 103 7 Englewood . Road, will be a combina.:.. Mon . 11 Hebrew School 29th \;l,eek tion J.N . F. Bagel and Box BreakTues . 12 Hadassah Board & Bagel & Box Breakfast 10:00 fast and Hadassah Meeting, Please Home : Mrs., S, Shumacher come and bring your Blue Boxes Thurs.14 Teachers ' Meeting · 8:00 J.N.F. needs these funds desperSu,-,,. 17 Rel. School 32nd Session ately. Also hear about the De-· TYG M~eting 7:00 troit Hadassah Conference from Mon . 18 Hebrew School 30th "i'~eek President Ellen .hron~ Bridge Tournament 8: 00 SISTcRHOOD-HADASSAH INSTALLATION Tues. 20 SULIE HARAND PROGRAM 8 :30 The Sisterhood and Hadassah Central Campus Installation Luncheon will be Sponsored by Sisterhood held , on Saturday, June 6 at 1:·00 Thurs . 21 FTA Conferences 8:00 - 10: 00 at the lovely new Holiday Inno Sun, 24 Rel. School 33rd Session Cost will be ~2 . 00, and the deadCLOSING EXIBCISES 11:30 line on reservations is cne week prior to the luncheon. Bvery Sunday & Hebrew Awards to member will be contacted '1y be passed outo Hebrew School 31st week phone for reservations, c1 ,1d we Mon. 25 Sisterhood Board 8:00 are looking forward to having a Tues . 26 BO.ARO OF TRUSTEES 7 :45 gala afternoon. ! Thurs28 CALENDAR - YJ\.Y , 1964 Fri-Sun MSTY DELEGATES CONVENTION 1 - 3 Muskego n Sun . 3 Hadassah Donor YWCA Cocktails 6 : 30 Dinner 7 : 00 "THE LIFE OF IRVING BERLIN " Narrate d & sung by Civic Opera Co . of Muskegon Mon .-Wed . Hadassah Mich . Region Gonf . Northland Inn - Detroit 4 -6 Non . 4 Hebrew School 28th Week Tues . 5 Sisterhood Board 8: 00 · Home : Helen Parker t 0 �YAHRZEIT SAMtiKL ASHE.NDORF, father of Abe , Isadore, Jacob and Max Ashe:adorf , May 4' IRVING 1/vOLFGANG, father of Mrs . Bernard Fisher, May 5, Iyar 23 SARAH ROSENBERG, mother of Robert Rosenberg , May 8, Iyar 26 NATHAN JACOBS, father of Meyer Jacobs , May 8, Iyar 26 LEAH SHU:l"lilCHER, mother of Sam Shumacher , May 11 SAML~L STTW:MBERG, father of Dr. Maurice Stromberg, May 13 MARY SIMKIN , mother of Mrs . Stanley Kaplan, May 1.5 MOLLIE FLAXMAN , mother of Mrs . Leo Rosen, May 20 , Sivan 9 CAROL CHARLOTTE STEINDLER, daughter of Mrs. & Mrs . Milt on Steindler , May 27 . BARNET GREENBERG , father of Mrs . Sol Silverman , May 28 LOUISE ARON , mother of Loui~ iro~ Mrs. Martha Galombeck , May 29 · ANNIVERSARIES MSTY ME:i!;TS IN MUSKEGON We would like to remind the entire congregation that your Youth Group will be hosting the delegates convention this weekend, May 1- 3. .At this time, the new officers f or Michigan State Temple Youth will be elected . We would certainly like to see all of you at !services Friday nirht , and you are [most certainly weLcome at any time ldurinr the weekend . We would als o like to thank all of those people who have so generously offered to house delegateso we are most indebte d to you. vie would also like to thank Mrs . !Cherin, Mrs . Friend and Mr . James ,Price for all the help they have given us . Thanks , too , to everyone else who has helped us • Temple Youth Group HUMANITARIAN A\-,ARDS ·DINNER MAY 7 You are reminded of the B' nai B1 rith Humanitarian Awards Dinner to be held on Thursday, May 7, at 6 : 30 at the Mas onic Temple . Francis J. Coomes , ixecutive Director of the Michigan Cath<?lic Conference will be the sre aker. For reservations call Mr . James Price, ~EJ - 9087 0 ! Mr . & Mrs. Ted Neumer, May 10 Mr . & Mrs. Louis Berman , May 11 Mr. & Mrs, Samue 1 Klayf , May 24 CO:J'. ~_'ATULA TIONS TO: Dr "·· and. Mrs·~ .Arthur Greenberg. on the birth of their first 6 randchild and to Mr , and Mrs • Max Kope lof f , THANKS 'N.6LL- WISHERS the great- grandparents . A son , Bart Mrs • . Marvin Gudelsky" wfohes Edward Seigel, was born on April 7 to express her appreciation to to Dr. and Mrs . Alan Seigel. all who sent cards, flowers and THAl°\JK YOU gt Jd wishes during her recent to the Ashendorf Families , who r-: ~pi talization o have donated forty-three greatly BlJLLETIN INFOIDIJt TIO}f btlE 14.AY 27 needed Hymnals to the Temple in memThe meeting dates and all inory of their mother , Mrs . Ida Ashen- !formation for the next bulletin dorf. ~ust be turned in at the Temple SYMPATHY ,Office no later than May 27 . This The Congregation extends its ulletin will cover trn sumrrer sympathy to Yu- . Arnold Bourziel, in onths through the end of August . Temple office hours are : 9:15 the death of his father on April 140 Mr , Bourziel, a mewber of St . Paul ' s 2: 30 , Monday - Thursday. · _ ) iscopal, is organist for the Temple. �ABOUT T.Hi F- URIM rARTY ••••• (This article received too late for last month ' s bulletin) . Concerning the characters, Mordecai was played by JOEL tULLLR , who had a W"J.ole page of long lines to memorize . If you got the idea that ho was rea~ing from the page , it's be cause h0 was telling you the story from the Megilla , Joel can read very very nicely , but he knew his whole part by heart . Esther was played by MIDI LIBNER , and the r eal Esther couldn't have looked as beautiful as Heidi. She came todo her part , even as sick as she was . Haman was done by. MITCHEL COHEN , and what can be said ab out Mitchel , except we might lose him to Hollywood some day . He put the real Haman to shame . Vashti was played by JEANNETTE Gfu:ENB.illiG . Have you ever seen a bright blonde in Persia? Well , Jeannette did it , and I heard all the girls are going to dye their hai~ like hers . The princesses were played by NAOMI \.;IENEll. , AUDREY RACE and M.A.RG.C SCI-IAKNLER . vJe were sorry SUSIE LUCAS couldn't make it , but she had the mumps , and didn I t think the kin g would want her with a fat face . They were all beautiful. . The soldiers were DOW-LAS JAFFE , MARC SII. BE:RMAH AND JEFFR.2:Y COHEi'J , who was the clown soldier . Didn't ARTHUR AShENDCH.F , who played King Ahasueros , do a beautiful job? To all the kids, all I c a n say as their teacher is that I am so proud of them , and I will do it over again and again . Thanks to t;rs . Jake i,,shendorf, who was always willing to help me , and to Jake , who gave me some draperies to make the kings ' robe and Mordecai ' s robe . Thanks - to Evelyn Galombeck , who helped with music . Thanks to all of you parents , who saw to it that the kids studied their i:,arts a little every nifht . Our children , and all of us -working to gether , c a n really produce some thing beautiful . I told you all is we ll that ends well-. Shalom . J'f!ARIE EL,CCN - - - - -- - - - - -- CONGR£CkTIOi'J B 1 NAI ISf\.t-1.iL Fourth & ¼ebster Streets Muske GOD , Eichigan Telephone : P ._-2702 NON-} ROF IT ORGANIZATION TIM.c, VALUE r-"iA il, �HADASS A H viOMEN 'S ZIONIST ORGANIZATION :Muskegon, Michigan Mayl, 1964 Dear Hadass ah Member : Please - as a must on your agenda for May is your attendance at the Hadassah Silver Tea, t o be gi~en by Mrs . :Milton Steindler , on May 23rd, at her home - 1249 Lakeshore Drive - from 2:00 P . N. to S:00 P . h . Our Chapter has always responded generously when called upon to hel p with Hadassah ~up~lies . be r eplenished . This year, the Linen sup~ly must A quarter of a million piece s of hospital linen in good condition must be ava ilable at all times - and I know you are well aware of the urge ncy of fulfilling the Supplies Dollars Goal for just such an emergency. Frances thought of a unique way of helping e ach of us save towards this project with t he dime saver she se nt us about six weeks a go. Knowing Fr ances and her generous instinct which prompted her to make this Tea for us, you can be sure tha t all of us will be we lcomed with her usual gr ac iousne ss and warmth . So - don't let a pa r tially f illed card keep you away f rom her Tea - me wants to see you the r e , f or she knows you will be a s generous as yo u possibly can be . I look forward to see ing you at the Hadassah Si lve r Tea . Cordially.,,. fh1_ /I C;' £,e.,rz.4Ut...f.../ .),,1.,7 v Ellen ,.,.ron, President � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196405 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 1964. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b266aad9dae26de89840fa6e2003ce71.pdf c498b8998d45ed033f8ad40159a04373 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ~, l~Al ISRAEL ,;,;,:,:r--._m,rl( Nisan-Iyar 5725 COMMUNITY SER.VICES ... May 7 Friday Evening Sermon: "MOTHERS' DAY - A JEWISH IDEAL" CONSECRATION OF TORAH VESTMENTS AND SILVER TRIMMINGS Participants: Dr. and Hrs . ;u:thur Greenberg May, 1965 8:00 PM ***************~******************** May J1 Friday Evening 8t00 PM Sermon: 11.HOW TO TEACH THE GOD CONCEPT TO GIIILDREN 11 Congregan t s will kindly be seated no later than 7:50, as this service will be teJBvised by Channel 13 Participants : Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Rooen ***************** * ****************** May 21 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT WORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Lenore Fonstein - Alan Parker Oneg Shabbat 7:30 PM ********* * ************************ * * May 28 . Friday Evening 8:00 PM · Guest Preacher : The Reverend Carl Strange Romd Table Conducted by Rabbi Rosenberg and Pastor Strange Oneg Shabbat TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath Mom ing May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 8:30 AM �CALENDAR - MAY , 1965 DEDICATE ALTAR TRI HNINGS YiAY 7 Sat . 1 Hadassah Silver Tea -2 - S:00 On e irs wors .ip service. Home : Mrs . Paul Wiener this month, the Congregation of 707 Ruddirran , No . Muskegon Temple B 1 nai Israel will be priSun . -- 2 -Hebrew···school9:00 & . -12 : 00 ileged to witness the consecra. Re ligious _School 10: 00 tion of the lovely· Torah vestnents Mon • .:Wed.Hadassah Convention nd silver trimmings which are re3- 4-S Pantlind Hotel,Grand Rapids cent additions to the beauty of our Tmirs-:o B 1NA I BRIT'rHWJi.NITARIA N services . AwARDS DINNER-Temple ' Dedicated will be two pair of _S_a_t-.--8-H-adassah Study Group its Chayim (silver bells) , one Home : Mrs . Abe Asheridorf onated by Mrs . Jcsiah Wiener and 3940 Henry Str13et ne b y Mrs . Paul vdener, each in Sul?_ject: South .Africa emory of their late husoands . -Su-n-.--9-H-ebr ew School 9:00 & 12:oi·lso ~ncluded are two Torah mantles Re ligious .S chool 10; nd silve r buckles whi9h are a g?-,ft ....Tu_e_s_.___,,1--1__,,S..... isterEood Meeting - .. ----s:I f Mrs . Sarruel Lawson in memory of Mot hers I Day 1-'rogram --her late husband, and a Yad given ""T~h_u_r_s-.-=-1=3-B=o--a-r_d..,.._o-,f 'frustees 7 : ~Y Mr . Joseph Simon in memory of Sat . 15 Te mple Youth Group Induction his late ~rC)ther , Louis Simon . The Home : Mrs . Harry Berman ~ilver qreast plate is a gift of a 1401 Scenic Drive gfmber who re quested to remain anonSun. 16 Heorew Sc1ioor9 :00 & 12:0 ous. Re ligious School 1·0 : 0 Rab bi Rosenberg is also. pleased HADAS :,AH DONOR DINNER 6:0d:.o announce the acquisition · of a YWCA --=,........---=--~phappah, which was ITB.de possible by Sun . 23 Hebrew Scho.o'.19:00 & 12:00 Mr . David Gudelsky , who donated Re ligious School 10:0q the steel frames and rad them Brotherhood Obs ervance 3 : 00 erected , Hr. Hernian Grossman who Walker Arena provi ded the cloth for the cover Sun . 30 MEMORIAL DAY - NO RELIGIOUS and Mr . Robert Che rin,' who ma.de OR I-EBREW SCHOOL CLA0S~S the cover . The Congregation can well be COMING EVENI'S : Hadassah and Sister- proud of these exquisite acceseries hood Closing Luncheon date set for whi_c h will add jo3 and deeper June 5. meaning to the worship services of many generations at Temple B ' nai Israel IMPORTANT NOTICE All me e ting dates, thank you notice and other inforna tion for tre June REMINDER OF RABBI 1 S RCUNDTABLE bulletin must be at t he Temple office The first of Rabbi' s Roundtaoles in- writing by May 24 . will be held at the Oneg Shabbat - ' - - - -- - -- - -- - following the service April 30 . The sac ond, May 28, will be con- . SEC rl;:. TARY' S OFFICE HOURS ducted by both Habbi Rooenberg and 9:15 - 1:1.S-on Mondays through -P astor Carl Strange . These will Thursdays, la t er by request. be infernal type for um, where questions may be directed by the Page 2 Congregation. �BfNAI BRITH IT2]:;S AW ARD DINi':ER ON 1"1.AY 6 The Annua l B 1 nai Brith Humanitarian Awards Dinner will be held at the Temple B' nai Israel on Thursday , May 6, at 6:30 FM. A commit tee has worked thoughtfully and at length t o decide which person in :Muske gon has done the most to further human relations during the past year . Each meml::er of the Te mple is urged to show his support of B' nai Brith and his interest in his community by attending this most important fl.mction . Reservations may be made by callinf.'. the Temple Sec r etary or Ruth Oppenheimer . - ·- - ADL - AND COLLEG:ii:S ADL h&s worked on a "Crac k the Quota•1 campaign for Arrerican c olle ges since 1950 . Its annual regi onal co nferences have helped bring about the r epeal of laws requiring segre gati on in colleges , the elimination of discriminatory practices in the employment of teachers and helped to foster a vast change in attitudes towa rd minorities on tl'B pa rt of na ti anal fraternities and sororities . ADL St'EAi\S OUT In a tele gram sent in March to Pr esident Johnson and. Attorney General Katzenbach, Dore Schary, B'NAI BRIT H rn:~cor,r.ENDS: Anti- Defamation Le a gue Chairman A new book, "Dan ger on tre Right " said , "The shocking spectacle of by Forsttn' and Eps t ein, which has helme ted and gas-masked troopers received rationwide a ttent i on for attacking defenseles s Neg ro Ameriits time l y and authorita tive precan citizens gathered f or a sen t ation, i s r e co r.mende d r eading . peac eable de mons t r a tion is a blot Our local B'nai Bri t h chapte r has on our country ' s record ." ADL se nt copies of t his e xcell .ent new asked that 11Fe deral power" insure book to pclic e chiefs in >iuske gon the protection of Negroe s in County . Paperback co pies are Alabama . available at l ocal book s t ore s . - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - B 1NAI BRITH HELPS PIAN Re merrb e r the B ' nai Brith Sta g BROTHERHOOD OBS2RVANCE Dinner - we dnesday , May 26! John Howard Griff in, author of "Black Like Me 11 will ap pear at the . Did you know that more than 500 L . C . vialker Arena on Sunday afterJewish and tiebrew words appe ar ir_i noon, May 23 , at Muskegon ' s c itythe lt, ebster' s new Third Internation- wide Brotherhood o bs e rvanc e . This al Die tionary as ENGLISH :i-JCF..DS? is an other important e vent that See your April B I nai 1-r i th warrants your participation . magazine for the comple t e list . The program will start at 3:00. Knowle dge of t he Torah cannot be t hcroughly acquired unless studied in a group . (Be rachoth 63) Page 3 Knowlegge is as diff icult acquire a s it is to acquire vessel of r old, and a s easy for ge t as to br e a k a ve sse l glass . (H~gigah 14) to a to of �Ti}fr'LE YOUTH GROUP Tii·l Li YOUT~-~ GROUP 51 ONSORS YCUTS FGR UNDillSTAl,iDING PH.OGRAM TYG ELECTS OFFICERS The newly el3 cted sJa te of The most outstanding project offic e rs far next year is as sponsored by the Te mple Youth Group follows : this ye ar is the xouth for Underfresident - r~ar old Shumacher standing Program, in which youths 1st V. ~. Lorraine Friend of di:,. ferent dei1ominati ons visit 2nd V. P. Ellen Lipman at e ach othe rs ' places of worship , ret~ry Carol Steindler Se c and in informal discussion groups Treasurer Tom Steinman explain the tenets of their faith . State Board tfonber - Dave Cherin There rave 1-,een four reetings to Sgt . at Arms & ~arliamentardate , t·Jit}1 young people of ten re ian - Mike Ste ri.ridler ligious faiths participating . The induction of these officers This program is the first of as ,.,e 11 as the new members its kind in the country , and has entering the Youth Group, will be,:;n comme nted on in the National take p lace on Saturday evening , Youth Gro-c..p paper, NFTYmes , when May 15, at the home of Mrs . Harry the y expre:::seo. their best wi0hes Berman . for its success . Harold Shumac her , as incoming Two more m..:.c tings are in the !-'resident of the TemplB Youth planning stage , one at Samuel Group , wi ll bo attending the NFTY Lutheran Church and the other at National Leadership Institute the wood Avenue :-:e thodist church . bein~ he ld in New York . Hore deta ils as ro day a rrl time - - - -will be a nnounced soon . Those A BUSY T-:ONTH FCf. TYG interested in more inform3. tion Temple j outh Group l'i=mbers about this worth- while project been on the go this past have may contact Alan Farker , Chairmonth . man . First, by pr ovidi ng worthwhil e and much- needed assistance at . the v'i:GLCOMZ :·,mz ! Kosher dinner of the Temple HemrJers of th3 Youth Group Siste rhood , they contri lu ted a extend a 1,-rnlcome home to former gr eat deal to its success • . Temple louth Group members Avi s group of TYG members l~ext , a Te1e s , Roge r Rap oport , David Fonstein, Alan Parker , (Lenore Steinman and Gil be rt .~shendorf . Jim ?isher, Lorraine Friend and They are all home after completing H~rold Shumacher) have been their first year at college . work:ing hard , under the tutelage of the ~abbi , to be c ome expert Does the worth of a thing depend television actors . They wi l l be upon its age? Nay it is on its participating as members of the quality that it depends . cast of the telB vis i on show , "Eow (Baba Bathra 143) to Teach the God Concept t o Chil dren", being filmed at the Temple Support your youth group . May 14. Finally, the card party netted il'50 , which was welcomed Page 4 i.nto the t r easury . �SISTERHOOD ELECTS Ot'FIC:.:;Rs Announcement has been rrade of election of Sisterhood officess for service in 1965-66. Those h onored are as follows: President 1st V. P. 2nd V. P • 3rd V. P. 4th V. P . Treasurer Recording - Nrs . Maurice Stromber - Mr s . Riera rd Kaufman ._ Mrs . Samue 1 Shumacher - Mrs . Nathan Broutrran - Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer - Mrs . Samuel Lawson Secretary Mrs . Carol· Race Correspondin~ Secretary Mrs . J arre s Price Board : Mrs . Perry Bacon , Mrs . Jack Lipman, Mrs . Dan Silberman . SISTERHOCD PROGRAM COMMJ!:MORA TES MOTHERS' DAY The Sisterhood Meeting on May 11 at 8:15 PH at the Temple will be in observance of Nothers ' Day . Mrs . A!thur Greenberg will give book reports on two books concerning Jewish mothers . One is 11 Infini ty of Hirrors 11 L;y Richard (.,ondon , and the other is "Mother's Kisses" by Bruce J . Freedman . Plan to attend . MUSKEGCN ACTIVITIES OF INTEREST The Adult Edocation Association of Greater Muske gon, in Cooperation with MSU Coope rative Extension Service is sp onsoring a Public Discussion Series "Developing Human Resources ." These luncheon meetings (12:00 Noon 1 : 30 PM at the YWCA) cover a range of topics . The Ap r i i 28 m.. e ting is titled n.Education and Training 1t. Discussion' will involve education as an investmen~, and various ways to train young and old to meet the needs of today and tomorrow . The May 5 meetin& will be 11 Eatching People and Jobs for Growth . 11 Those who have attended the first session which was on "People , Jobs and Growth", were most enthusiastic about its value and highly recommend others attending subsequent me etings . IN APPRECIATION To the caterers : He befan to write a formal t y_f)e 11 thank you " mes s age but we r e alize d it wou~d not express our feelings and o;ur appreciati on to the very many members of our Congregation ~who KOSHER DINr.:.2:R EXCiEDS \, ILDZST HOPES cooked, t aked, j e llo. 1 d and )n.elpe d Sisterhood members receiv ed - before, during and after Lee I s with glee tre word that t heir weeks Bar Ni tzvah .. of hard work on the March 28 Kosher We ·were truly amazed am.ct overDinner had "paid of f 11 with a profit whelmed by the wonderful spirit of ~982. These funds are earrr3rke d of helpfulness from so m.any people. for as 8istance to the Religious v~e are r e asonably sure it.hat it School, and other worthwhile allowouldn I t happen in too many cations of the Sisterhood budget . communities . Our sinc-erest thanks to every one o~· you . For a savoury mors el the Alan and ltuth Or;penheimer storrach will always find room. Page S (Meg illah 27) �HIGHLIGH'l'.S 0./ BADASSAH At the April 20 rreeting, a new slate of offi cers was elected : Pre sident - Mrs . Herbert Ennis President i lect - Miss Florence Rubinsky 2nd Vice Pr es . - Hrs . S . Lawson Treasurer - Mrs . Audrey Cahill Re cordinf, ::::ecre tary - Mrs . Alan Oppenheimer Corresponding Secretary - Mrs . Albert Parker Board of Dire ctors - Mrs . harry Berman, Mr s . Jaros Price , Hrs . J e rome Che r i n A fine fea ture of this ns eting was t he musical p rogram starring MMiss Ilene Gude.lsky and Miss Lorra:ine Friend , accompanied by Miss £ lleh Gustafson , Choir Director of Luske con Hi gh School. HADASl0AH ulfrllii.G~ SALE IS SUCCESS Our ru1,1111a c.e sa l e on April 6 was a huge suc ce ss , p articuJarly so because of the generosity of Sam Singe r I s Fair 6torn . Sam donated reams ;and reams of yard goods , and hund re ds of pa cka ges of drapes of all descriptions , all of which sold quickly and brought in most of the revenue . "Sµi cial Thariks 11 also g o to the followin g people who workBd so hard and diligently - Jake Ashendorf for his delivery service, Louis Aron , our star salesman, ::.: ett:· Broutman, who put in so many hours , Lillian Singer, Audrey and Ellen Cahill and Lea trice Ennis - and to every one else who thoughtfully brought their run~nage to us . Our heartfelt thanks to all of you . Miss Florence Hubinsky , Hadassah Fund-Raising Chairman lli:"LIGIOUS SCHOCL A special assembly is being planned for Sunday, May 9, for a joi nt celebration of Hothers 1 Day and Israeli Independe nee • Mr . Oppenheimer ' s sixth grade is in c harge of this event ~ Further information will be s~nt ,to the parents . There will be no Religi9us _or Hebrew school on Hemorial Day , Sunday, May 30. United Jewish Rppeal Juniors Tm campaign of UJA Juniors prove d most success ful , _exceeding eve n last year I s collection . Mr . J a.nE s 1--'rice I s .Seventh Grade class (Beth Che rin , Randy Ennis, Lynn Jaffe , Judith Shumacher , Kenny Schankler , Arthur Rothschild , and Victor Steinman) handled the project and were sµicial guests at the Victory Dinner whe re the Chairman , Nr . Jack Steindler , thanked tmm publicly . Special mention goes to Mrs . Shumacher 1 s Fifth Grade (Marc Rosen, rie ryl Ennis and Ruth Shumacher) who made tre large st contribution pe rcentagewise to the campa~gn . As this year's trophy wini1ers , they deserve hearty congratuJa tions . 'IHAiJKS FRON UJC CHAIRMAN It is a re\!arding experience to be y our United Jewish Charities Chairman . Muske gon is an active community, conscious of its obligation t o o~her peoples . I wish to thank each of y ou for your participation .i.t1 our successful drive . Jac k Steindler Page 6 �YAI-IHUIT SAMUEL ASHENDORF, father of Abraham, Isadore, Jacob and Max Ashendorf , May 4 ROSE KOHN , mother of Mrs • .Jack Lipman, May 7, Iyar 5 SOLOMON DEJONG , father of Gustaav DeJong, May 8 JOSEPH BLUMBERG, father of Mrs . Samuel Lawson, Nay 10, Iyar 8 LEAH SHUMACF.ER, Mother of Mr . . Samuel Shumacher , May ll HARRY BECKER, father of 1:-'.Ir. Bernard Becker, May 11 REGINA GRANIK , mother of Hrs . William Stern , Mrs • . Gustaav De~ong, May 12 SAMUEL STROMBE~G, father of Dr . Maurice Stromberg , liay 13 ULAH B. MILLER, mother of )Irs • James Metz, May 23 IRVING J . vJOLFGANG, father of Firs . Bernard Fisher, Nay 25, Iyar 23 CAROL CHARLOTTE STi.:.IlJD1ER, daughter of Mr . and Nrs •. ijilton Steindler · May 27 SARAH ROS:ii:i'JBZRG, mother of Mr . Robert Rosenberg , Hay 28, Iyar 26 NATHAN JACOBS, fa the r of Mr . Meyer Jacobs, May 28, Iyar 26 BARNET G~ENBZRG, !ather of Hrs . Sol Silverman, 11ay 28 LOUISE ARON , mother of V.tr . Louis Aron, 1'-fa y 29 I ANNIVERSARIES .Mr . & Mrs . Marcus Bess, May 6 !:Mr . & Mrs . Ted Neumer, May 10 lMr . & Mrs . Louis J . Berroa n, May 11 1Mr . & Mrs . Ralph Hawkins , May 18 iMr , & Mrs . Samuel Klayf, May 24 lMr . & Mrs . Ellis Chevlin, May 28 : jCONT~BUTIONS !Ge~ral Fund I From Mr . anGl. ·rfi rs . Samuel Lipman in memory of Mrs . Jesse Stuit . From Mr . and Mrs . \'Jilliam Fister, in memory oi Simon Schindler and :Mrs . Sophie Lebow . From Mr . & Mrs . Hyman Fox toward bul1e tin expense • Altar Fund From Mrs . Goldie Smith in memory of i'1 rs .. Sophie Lebow Mrs. Mr s . Libby Hose , in memory of her sister, i::sther Rose . Garden Fund From Mr . and Mrs • . Milton Steindler in honor of birthday of Mrs . Selma Cahn . Youth Scholarship Fund From Mrs . Selma Cahn in gratefu]..;. lness for the recovery of Louis iDarmstadter . :- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - !REFUAH SHALAYMAH . l Our prayers and sincere best jw ishes for a full recovery to i MR . LOUIS DARMSTADTER . \who is still a patient at Hackley FORMER MEMBER }·ASSES AWAY !Hospital , and The Congregation has l earned MRS . JAMES H~TZ with regret of the death of Mrs . who was a p atient at Mercy Hospital Max Lebow on April 7. Mrs . Lebow, MRS . IvU1.RCU0 BESS a cousin of the Rosen famil;w, was a who is a patient in Chicago . former member of Temple B 1 nai Israel and a pa.st president of Sisterhood . CHANGE OF ADDRESS On your copy of 1964-65 Community Please notify Temple office of List, please change the following illnesses in Congregation . address : Mr . & Nrs . Reuben Levy 1249 1akeshore Drive Page 7 �DR. SOL COHAN Lili\.VES scfa:iLARStJIP FUND B~QU,ST --A~f~in"_e_m_a_n wTio .. ,.l_,.i. ,.v-e...d___,.in-..,..t.-h---~----se rvice of his fellow men has rra. de it possible to carry out . his humanitarian work after his dE!ath. A bequest has been received from the estate of Dr. Sol G. Cohan in the amount of :;;., J , 000, which has been set up as the i•Dr. Sol Cohan, MD., Scholarship Fund". In the words of his widow, Mrs. be tty Cohan, "It was his wish that funds be made available to ease the financial burden of any young deserving student in their pursuit of higher educ ation." The loans are to be made without interest and r epaid within a resonable period of time so that funds can be made available to others. A committee is being set up by the Board of Trustees to administer this fund so that it will do the most possible r ood to ths most possible Jewish young people . NG ~GA ION B 1 NAI SPJ\.EL FOURTH & 1JE£ST iLR STR.ciliTS ·MUSlili GOliJ , MICHIGAN Office Phone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage : PLS-5318 CONGREGATION hBQU~STED TO RISE vie would like to make a . sugge st ion to those congregants who attend services at ths Temple. We've noticed that in most every instance durinc services, where the congregation is required to stand, it is necessary that Rabbi ask us to rise . we know that we must rise for the S'hernah, the Sanctification, the Adoration, and a few others. Let us, when we reach those places in the service, immediately rise, without waitd.ng for instructions from the Rabbi . hhen we do not do this, one _gets the feeling that we do not know our s ervice . v.J e also suggest that the Congregation immediately rise when the Rabbi and participating members make their en trance on the Berna to begin the service. Rabbi I s Coordinating Committee � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. 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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/1126f8df2b66eef7a3ef303fa665875b.pdf f39923286e3c3538eba861d226ca33e0 PDF Text Text BNA SRAEL BULLET-IN Abraham Ruderm~n P Mu.s_kegon 11 Michie.an hh • ' ~· - - - May2o·~f95·"::n1:r!~~~~.. ,,_..:---.. ··......... _.,...,,,:~"--v,.,__.._~.--~ · ~ - - ~ ~ u d , E m t , n ,. - - ' - · · ~ ·1 1 • · • _J-..1~!,1t~g,,-Yii.~bn.~b-~~.... JJ.ni®~§L .. H~r,.t)_\'[ .. CQng_LJ!a._Q_":: .M-!Yan l?.,i.-.illlQ...,,. •u!l.-••• ) ____ .... SABBATH EVE SERVICES Fride.yr, )hy 22 ~'""8':J~o On the occasion of the yahrzeit of the Jewish Mark Twain of Jewish lettersi, the inimi~ble Sholom Aleichem!) Rabbi Ruderman will review the book-="The World of Sholom Aleichem" by Maurice Samuels o ?t Guest soloist: Clifford Wightman11 librarian of Hackley Public Libraryo At the Oneg Shabbat following the service~ ~Irso Mamie HeibelD a student in beginners Hebrew at the Temple p the mother. of twelve chi ldren and a member of St e Paul's Episcopal Chur·ch 9 will present our Congregation with her original painting of our Temple 3 in apprec,,, iation for the Hebrew instruction which she receivedo • ••ooooooooo~ooeo ~ oBo~ooooooooeo•ooooooooooBoa•~••~ INSTALLATION DINNER DANCE ·---- ::zne::...,.._ t IMPORTANT DATES A dinner dance will be held on Saturday eveningt. June 6·chD at 7:00 P.MG, in the Shurrine Auditorium on the occasion of the joint installation or officers of Temple B'nai Israel 9 Sisterhood 0 and Hadassaho Kindly return your reservat ion with check to the Temple as soon as you receive it in the mailo Final reservations must be in by June 2ndo CONGRATULATIONS Rabbi Ruderman recently addressed _the annual dinner meeting of the Bowling League of Continental Motors Coe He also addressed the annual meeting of the students-parents of the Honor Society at the Central Hieh Schoole YAHRZEIT .:;;c:i Harry Baru ~ father of Stanley Baru 9 {Siva.n 5) A REMINDER :en HA VE YOU PAID YOUR 1952... 53 TF;MPLE DUES? THE FISCAL YEAR ENDS ON JUNE 30th ~ DON'T WAIT UN'.t'IL THE LAST DAYD SEND IN YOUR CHECK NOW~ THANKS@ The world is dying !'or want-=not of good preaching-=but of good hearingo ooooooonoo6oo~ao&oooooeoo L m (M'ay"2°b';:~s1:sterhooci"meeting 9 electlonT ) 27 so oB'nai Brith Installati.on 9 ( Bill Stern's ) (May 31eoo0pen House 9 Rabbi & Mrso Rud+ ( erman 2 to 5 : 00 P "M" _ ) (June 6oooJoint Installation 0 dinner ) ( danceo ) (Jwte 20~oBar MitzvahooStephen Newner} (June 27 " oBar Mitzvaho .,Arthur Levy ) (June 2looCommunity Sunday School pie~) (May t) ( To Mr . & Mrso Gerald Gilbert on the birth of a sonl) May 16th., May he bring much j oy t;.o his fine parents o 7""MII ~--== -- .. n:icJ) Pioneer Park l P, T-i--r t, 1~ETING Those who attended the recent symposium of the Parent-Teachers Association ~ will agree that our· Temple can look forward to an active 0 enthusiastic organization vitally interested in the Jewish education or our youngo The papers which were delivered stimulated considerable dis~1,ssion and thinking on the entirE! subJec~ o~ Jewish education o It was generally agreed that the Sunday School and the Hebrew School are not the sole agencies in the Jewish education or the child 0 but the co-operation or the home is vital to the success of this momentous projecto FOUR TYPES "Easy to provoke and easy to calm"o Here the fault is cancelled by the vir= tueo "Hard to provoke, but hard to calm~ Hare the virtue is cancelled by the fault "Hard to provoke and easy to calm"o This is the temperament of a good mano rrgasy to provoke but hard to calm"o This is the tmperament of a wicked manr I) �WHAT IS PRAYER For older children: Oh. Heavenly Father,, my thoughtw turn What is prayer? It is the cpnversation unt.o Thee at the close or this day,, I bei;ween the innermost depths of the heart thank Thee for all Thy blessings which and Godo In great joyf) the human heart Thou hast given unto me.., Make me at is so overflowing that it eannot express all times worthy or Thy loveo May I itself fully to fellow-menp it seeks a fulfill the fond hopes which my dear greater mar 0 it seeks the real source ones have for meo . Watch Thou over me of that joy and to Him it expresses this night that I may welcome the new thankfulness e In great dis tress the hu- day wit~ joy and thanks o man heart is so crushed that it seeks to Sh'ma Yisroel Adonoi Elohenu Adonoi. pour itself out completely; somehow fel= Echod low-men cannot hear it all!) it seeks · a Hear O Isreal 0 the Lord our God,1 the greater listener! it seeks Him who hears .Lord is Onea all and helps al and heals all God is Keep Thou and bless this home~ my dearthe Father of Fathers!) the Ruler of Rulers est ones~ and all Thy children. The Supreme Source of all life ., Yet he ~•0000000000000000000000~00 hea.rs the hopes and the pleas of even the humblest persona Those hopes and pleas ~e;.ht Prayer For _Family Devotions are expressed in words of prayer o An electric current has been flow= Oh Thou who neither sleepest nor sluming from the heart of the Jew to God berest~ and in whose love we abide~ we since the Jew first came on eartho 1'hat thank The13 for the labors of the day current is ever-aliveo That cw·rent is and for the rest of the night., May the ever-powerfulo When the enemies of the quiet and peace of this hour enter our Jew tried to break the current 0 they were hearts to calm our fearsD to silence electrocutedo The Jew kept the current our doubts and to comfort us in our flowing in every storm~ in every crisiso erief"so We0 are grateful for the joys Only the Jew can stop 1ts flowo If he and achievments of this dayo For its does,, he perishes o But he shall never i:.rials and defeats we ask for strength stop.it That eternal electric current and courage tha:li we may carry on more between the Jew and God is prayero valiant,ly in the days to come In this moment 0f conm1union with Thee O most CHILDREN'S PRAYERS . High 0 we pray for values or life and not to succomb to that which is petty For young children: and unworthy of our nobler selveso Heavenly Father~ hear my prayer ;, ' In the evening» 0 God/) give us Thy light Keep us in thy loving care,. that we may behold lighto Guide us through our busy day SH'ma Yisroel Adonoi Elohenu Adonoi In our work and in our play; Echodo Keep us good and pure and true Rear O Israel~ the Lord our God 0 the In everything we say and doo Lord is oneQ AMEN. Sh'ma Yisroel Adonoi Elohenu 0 Adonoi oo~oonooooouoooooooooooo Echod., Morning Prayer for very young chi~~en ·•~0000000000&0000 Before in sleep I close my eyes Thank you dear God[) for this new day" My though ts in prayer to thee arise o To do the rieht for this I pray 9 Oh Lord preserve my parents dear~ Be with me in all I sayc In life!) in healthfj in peace 0 in cheero 0 help me Godr along my wayo And oh» My God~ to me impart oooooooooooooouooooooooooono A gentle pure and loving heartQ Three young single gentlemen would like Sh'ma Yisroel Adonoi Elohenu Adonoi to rent a furnished house or apartment o Echodo Must ha ,,e completely furni,{shed kitchen ·••0000000000000000 and three single bedsn Must be within Before in· sleep I close my eyes~ · 15 miles of Muskegono Will consider To Theep O Lord" my thoughts arise; summer cottage or houseo Call 339293 I thank Thee for Thy blessings ·all between 5 & 8:00 PoMo or 27631!) extenWhich conie to usp Thy children smallo sion 355 during dayo Chas Podello Oh keep me safe throue.;hout the nie;ht, GO~ODOOQ00000-00000000~0 That I may see the morning lighto Sh'ma Yisroel Adonoi Eiohenu Adono1 Echodo ooooooooeoooouoaucooonooor 0 0 0 .i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19530520 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 1953-05-20 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 20, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 20, 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/b6c3625236dfeb2ad800e217ef7829c8.pdf 1a1394a5f75b8a7dd78105ca0458d341 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon - Michigan Vol. 2 May 21, 1947 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, May 23rd "We Shall Do and We Shall Hearken11 Monday morning, May 26th YISKOR, 10 a.m. "The Secret of Life and Death" Friday evening, May Joth Memorial Day "The Price of Liberty" * * * * * FR.+DAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock * * * * * "The more Torah, the more lifet The more schooling, the more wisdom." No. 12 �SHEVUOS "And it came to pass on the third day, when it was morning, that there were thunders and lightnings and a thick cloud upon the mount •••••• and the Lord came down upon Mount Sinai ••••• -and God spoke all these words" Ex. XIX Thus the Bible records the giving of the Ten Commandments unto the Jewish people. Shevuos, known as Zman Matan Torasenu, the Season of the Giving of the Law, commemorates this great event on Mt. Sinai. Up to recent days, it was the custom for young children to be introduced to their religious studies on Shevuos, the day on which Jewish learning v,as honored. The child was brought to the Synagogue and the Ten Commandments were read to him from the Torah. From the Synagogue, he was taken to the Cheder, and as he began his first lesson, gifts of sweets were dropped upon the table. This was to teach him that the fruits of learning were sweet and pleasant. In Palestine, the ancient BIKKURIM ceremony has been revived. Shevuos, as in Bible days, is the time for the celebration of the gathering of the grain, and the carrying of the first fruits in procession. In a number of cities, streets along which processions pass are decor- ated with flags, streamers, ~d greenery. Thousands of child , dressed in white, wearing garlands of flowers, are i'ollowed by adults carrying baskets of fruits and vegetables. All sing as they march, songs which are echoed by the crowds of spectators on sidewalks and verandas. Thus many of our age- old ceremonies take on new meaning and - beauty as they are celebrated once again in the land of our fathers . SUNDAY SCHOOL The closing exercises of our Religious School will be held on Sunday, June 8th, at Hackley School. Mrs. Gene Berman, Sisterhood president, will distribute awards for attendance, while Ur. Samuel Klayf 1 president of the congregation, will make the presentations to the outstanding students of each class. We acknowledge with thanks a contribution to our Library Fund by Max Ashendorf, in sacred memory of his father, Samuel Ashendorf. SCHEDULE FOR SHEVUOS SERVICES Saturday evening Sunday morning Sunday evening Monday morning YISKOR 9 8 8 8 p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m . 10 a .m. "He who honors the Torah will himself by honored by men" �COMBINED CLOSING WNCHEON SOS SEWING r the first time in the history of our community, Sisterhood and Hadassah will have a joint Closing Luncheon and Installation, which will be held at the Occidental Hotel on Wednesday, June 4th, at 12:45. A large and diligent group of women has been -coming to the home of Mrs. Milton Steindler for SOS sewing and knitting. Rabbi Satlow will install the following new officers: For Sisterhood: President - - Hortense Berman 1st Vice-Pres. - Frances August Sophie Lebow 2nd Vice-Pres. Secretary Rose Lawson Treasurer Reva Levy Board members Lillian Cane Molly Silverman Pauline Weiner For Hadassah: President Marcy Locke 1st Vice-Pres. Ruth Krause · 2nd Vice-Pres. - Jessie Neumer Secretary - - Bertha De Jong Treasurer - - Helen Roberts Florence Rubinsky Rec. Sec. Board Members Elisa Teles Rose Friedenberg Fan Stern The program chairmen, Mrs. Charles Locke and Mrs. Lewis Satlow, ht}_ve prepared a unique presentation, and arrangements for the luncheon have been made by a joint committee con~ing of: Lillian Cane, Hortense Berman, Frances August, Frances Kantor, Rose Lawson, Sophie Lebow, Millie Rodoff, Rose Rosenberg, Molly Silverman. Please note that the meetings will talce place on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. (iootead of Wednesdays). Bring your own scissors, needles. thread and B 1NAI B 1RITJI B1nai B'rith will hold its election of officers at the next meeting on Monday, May 26th. All members of the Lodge are urged to attend to elect the men who will guide the organization during the coming year. We Pray for the Recovery of Mrs.- Bessie Kline at Mercy Hospital. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY to Rabbi Jacob Klitzner and his son Ben, on the passing of their beloved wife and mother. 11 May her soul be bound up in the bond of eternal lifel" �CALENDAR OF EVENTS YOUR RABBI IN THE COMMUNITY During Religious Book Week, the Muskegon High School Library featured a display of Hebrew bibles and commentaries loaned by your Rabbi. *** On May 7th, about 500 students and their teachers of Muskegon Senior High saw the film, THE PROBLEM OF PALESTINE, a March of Time release. Your Rabbi is m&Icing plans to bring this film back for additional showings before similar groups. *** Rabbi Satlow delivered a 15-minute radio address over station WMUS on Friday, May 16th, on t he occasion of National Citizenship Week. *** Your Rabbi participated in the 11 1 Am .An. American Day" program at the Central Campus Auditorium on Sunday, May 18th, at which time the new citizens received their certificates of naturalization. *** Rabbi Satlow, together with the UJA field representative, visited six communities in the Ludington-Manistee districts on Monday and Tuesday, May 19th and 20th, on behalf of the current appeal" *** Tuesday, rflay 20th, at 10 a .. m. SOS Sewing at the home of Frances Steindler, 635 Peck St., Heights Monday, May 26th, at 8:15 p.m. B 1nai B 1 rith meeting Election of officers Knights of Pythias building 377 W. Muskegon Avenue Tuesday, May 27th, at 10 a.m. SOS Sewing at the home of Frances Steindler Wednesday. June 4th, at 12:45 p.m. Hadassah and Sisterhood Closing Luncheon and Installation Occidental Hotel Sunday, June 8th, at 3 p.m. Unveiling--Paula Nadel Ne extend condolences to: Mr. Ben Goldman, on the death of his father, Joseph Goldman • Mrs. M. J. Goldberg and her daughters, on the passing of their husband and father. s S OS Please bring more canned goodf' Another shipment of food an clothing is almost ready to go% For pick-up, call Hortense Berman 23-144 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/aee820c6e480d89015c2f2691ec3d9c2.pdf 04e220e24dcd695ccdf1ff1a0417033b PDF Text Text BNA Muskegon, M:Lchigi:m Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi :,., ....•... .... ..... .. . ..... . . . .. ......... . ... Douglas Rosen, President . • Mo.,-= 22, 19~. • • ,. l <? .( \ . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Iyt1.r ¾ l t ... . • . ..• ... • ... .. Affiliated with the UNION OF AMERICAN llliBREW CONGREGATION .. .. ............ . Temple Offi ce Phoµe 2-2'702... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pay Phone 2- 9147 COMMUNITY LTBERAL SERVICES ?'Jety 22nd, Sabba th Eve . .•. . . •... .• .•. •. .... ... . . 81:.'30 ·P.M. Sabbath Theme: nsocial Action or Soci al Huckstering?" Oneg Smbbnt Discussion: "Ask the Rabbi" (And the Rnbbi Asks You) May 29th, Sabba th Eve ... ... .. . . . ...• .. 8 :15 - 8 :45 P.M . Special Community Service in . Honor of Memorial Day. "Thoughts on Wr:ir nnd Patriotism." TRADITIONAL SERVICES May 22nd & 29th •••.. 81:'.bbath Eve • . . ...• ..• • • .. .... .• • • . 7:30 P.M. _________________________}i1y_2Jrd_& l?th ..... _Sabbath . . . . • . . . . .... ........ .. ..... _8:JO_A.M. ___ _ RABBI TO YOU : ISSUES FOR FURTHER STUDY AND DISCUSSION We ask ourselves as Jlcms, a s citizens of Muskegon ruid of the World, what have the following current, crucial • isstes in common?: "Hitlerism in 1959: A Jew's Fate in Germany" (LOOK Magazine, May 26) - Did He Deserve It? UJA Accused of Deceiving Arnericrui Jewry Regarding Numbers of Refugees to Israel. - Is The Condemnation True? Muskegon Public School Millage Heavily Defeated . - Is The Decision Justifiable? B 1 nai Israel Youth · Group Feels Deserted by its Congrega tion!!!! - Are We Hypocrites or Not? · NB . Henceforth, r egular events & CALEl.'l'DAR cl asse s will NOT be listed, only SPECIAL DATES. MAY . Sun 24 TYG Closing Affri.ir: Pot Luck INSTALLATION · & Dance - 6:00 PM Tu 26 LAG B '01--:ER Wed 27 Adult Educe.tion (7 :30 Hebrew-8:.30 Rel.) Th 28 Board of Di rectors (Temple ) 8:30 PH Sat 30 BAR MITZVAH - Stnnley Kn.ntor, 11:00 Af~ Sun 31 Sunday School: Closing exercises & Par ents (L<'.st session )· Conference JUNE Wed 3 Th 4 ORT In s t alla tion 1 : 00 PM (HOUSTON HOUSE) Hebrew School - closing Se ssi.on (except f or Bc.r Mitzvah classes which con tinue through J~e 18th). MAY Se. t 23 Suri 24 Mon 25 Wed 27 Sat 30 Sun 31 JUNE .Wed 3 Sat 6 Sun 7 Wed 10 . Th 11 CONFIRHATION CALENDAR Exam & Rehearsal 10: 30 - 1: 30 PM Exam & Re:tiearsal 1: 00 - 3: 30 HJ Exam Conclu sion 4:00 PM Exam Make-up 4 :00 - 6:00 PM Rehearsal (Eve only) 7:30 - 10 : 30 PM Rehearsal 1:00 - 3:30 PM with Choir Rehenrsal 4:00 - 6 : 00 PM Rehenr sal ' l0:30 - 1:30 PM Rehen.rsal 10:30 - 1:30 PM with Choir Rehearsal 2: 00 - 5:00 PM Rehec.rsal 1: OOAM - Noon/ 1: 00 - 3: OOPM/ & at 8: 00:-10:00PM with parents. Fri 12 Qon secration of Confirmnnds 3: 15 Fi·f Rehea rsal with Choir after Service if necessnry. ·sat 13 CON FIFJ1A TION 8 : 00 PM ( Confirmands tc be a t Temple 7 ~15 PM) • ,,._,~ 1 �T"· E MP LE FAMILY Anniversaries Hr . & Mrs. Samuel Klayf, May 24, 1932 Mr. & }:rs. Morris Levine, May 30, 1945 Yahrzeits Carol Steindler, daughter of Mr & Mrs Mil ton Steindler, May 27 Burnet Greenberg, father of Mrs Sol Silverman May 28 Louise Aron, mother of Louis Aron, Anton Aron, Mrs Martha Galombeck, May 29 Abraham Rosen, brother of Hrs Sa;vah Klein, David Rosen, June 1 Srunuel Rosen, brother of Mrs Sarah Klein, David Rosen, June f+ IrviJ1g Wolfgm1g, father of Mrs. Bernard Fisher May 31 (Iyar 23) Sarah Rosenberg, mother of Robert Rosenberg, June 3, (Iyar 26) OUR CONDOLEH CE hJe offer our sin~ere condolences and deepest BAR MITZVAH of Stan.ley Kan tor son of Mrs. Francis Kantor, Saturday, ~..ay JOth at 11:00 A.M. The Community is cordially invited to the luncheon in the Social Hall follohing the Services. CONFIRMATION Saturday evening, June 13th, at 8:00 P.M. The Congregation is cordially invited to the reception in the Social Hall following the Service. OUR ISfu'\.ELI .4NBASSADORS: We wish God-speed to Srun and Rose Lip$.n who are making a pilgrimage to Israel . Mt. Lipman who hn.s frunily there and :ba s visited It">rael several tL~es, now ha s the pleasure of being a guide for his wife. Also, Mrs. May Schubb and Miss Sylvia Paul are traveling together to the Holy Ln.ItP-, - It will be their first visit there nnd Miss Paul will be received by the Socio.l Security Department. ORGANIZA7IONAL OFFICERS FOR 1959-1960 SISTERHOOD OFFICERS Mrs. Douglas Rosen, President LEAH SHu1•1ACHER Mrs. Harrison Friend, President Elect Mrs. Albert Parker, 2nd Vice President who passea away May 13, 1959. Mrs. Louis Aron, 3rd Vice President 1--'!ay the God of Mercy sustain and strengthen Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, 4th Vice President t hem in their sorrow. Mrs. Arthur Greenberg, Corresponding Secrekry Mrs. Warner Gn.lombeck, Recording Secretary Mrs. Srurruel Lawson, Treasurer Refuah SheJ.aymp.h Elected Bonrd Members: We are happy t o announce that Mrs. Meyer Jacobs Mrs. lfax Rothschild and ~.ir. Benne Rothschild are recuperating from Mrs. Sol Zoll their recent illnesses. Mrs. Jacobs, after some Mrs. Edward Po.l o.y surgery, is returning home from the hospital • {-)HH~"'"1H~h~-)n'H,.!->Hf.-X-~Yf->HH~\(....~~~~;HHh'f¼~..HHHh~X-)H~~ very soon. Mr. Rothschild is nt &.ckley HADASSAH OFFICERS :-fospl tnl. Wa pray for the Ers. Allnn Oppenheimer, President full recovery of both of our friends. Mrs . F.<lward Pnlay, 1st Vice President Mrs . Arthur Greenberg, 2nd Vice President Congro.tulo.tions Mrs. Horris Teles, 3rd Advisory President Congro.tulations to :tfr. & Xrs. Jo.mes Metz on the Mrs. Drmiel Rapoport, Recording Secretary birth of their gro....dson , James Kieth, in March. Mrs. Sol Zoll, Corresponding Secretu.ry The p;:,_ rent s are Nr. & Mrs. Richard CUJmnings of Mrs. Louis Grossmo.n: Treasurer J ackson. Boo.rd of Directors: Mrs. Louis Berm.an, Mrs . Louis Aron; Mrs. Richard BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Kci.ufman • H8.½'H~)f-}H~~f-)HHH8'LX,~• f-~f-)HrX-,'HHHPH{4.W~,'H8'YHHH-.'-¾-~ All Roligi ous School Books Qr c to be returned t o tho Religious School Library tl_tls June 15th. Temple Ycuth Group and B'na i Brith new Officer sl ~tc for 1959-1960 in next Bulletin. sympathy to the family of: � 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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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/42b56b8ae97732c2b3efc76b471ddcb6.pdf e4caeee321c69c920df0183fa40995c7 PDF Text Text ' LT'l\l ,I BN..Al I'S"'R, AE·-_L s="'L.J·LLL 1 I ~.fill!!J1 •.lll2F~!tl; • __________ Bernard Fisher'),. President 2 __ 1953 .... Afi'i:(iatecfwT~pe Un::i.on __cf _p.m~g Hebrew Co__gg_regg__1(~§:tv~JL:U.i~:L.. A1-~n?a h·a.m J).1.ud erma.nn Ra bbi o _}:.1::-Y 2~7;_ SABBATH EVE SERVICES Frictay;7Jf.ay 29 """1f:1?f"PJJI,.. f) Rabbi Ruderman will deli·ver the f'ourth in the series of the Ri.ble ii on the BOOK OF f~CGLESIASTES This has ern book of the Bible because of the contemporaneous whic:h affect t:.he '1/lr'itm.""o li'olJ.owing 1;he servicesi, an in. t;he vestryo of lectur~~s on the hooks been called the most, mod= nature c>f the problc~ms Oneg Shabbat will b{~ held I!> o ~ ooe c n ~ o t) c ,, ~ At the closing exeriises of. the iPma:i. Israel Helieious School 11 prizEis for scholarship and attendance we:re award~"' ed by the Abraham Rosen Lodge of B'nai Brith ,, Mro Douglas Rosen 0 presidont, of the local lodge presented the follow,,,, in.g pupils with prizes: Phyllis Greenberg v Raleigh Rodoff ~ Nancy Kl.ayf i:o Marilyn S·t E.dn 9 Sandra August 9 Marian Green... bergf)Lana Kay Broutman,) Janet Roberts 9 Michael Steinv Cynthia Ross:~ Vita Teles Joyce Golden O Susan Ashendor·f 0 Barry Be::H:J r- Judi th Krause 9 Ju_d j:th Lawson~ Dav:i.d Ruderman,, Karen s·teinmaa J'J Ceicille Levy fl Sheryl Berman,)- Nancy Lou Brout- man!) Nancy Fishern. Eert Roberts 9 Roeer Kra,use Stanley Kan1.;or v Franc:tne Golden o o on o o o o o o C~iayJc) ( i) o 0 o o Jrab'bf"sp'eik.;'°at1femoriafrlay ~) program., ) (11.'iay JL"~ c'l'emple Binai Israel election ) ( of Officers & Trustees·for } ( 1953 .... 54,~ Temple vestry 0 lO;A .. ~I. (May 3lo()o0pen House=Habbi Ruderman 1 s ) ( Residencep 2:00 to 5:00 P~Mo ) ) ( ~iune 6 o o ; Installa t1on Dinner· Dance 9 ( Shurfine AuditoriumD 7:00P .. Mo} (~Tune 9oo,~P,,Te1\., Meet;ingg 8:15 P.,M,, ) (June 20 .. ,.,BAR MITZVAH,, ,, oStephen Neumer } ( June 27 o .-, BAR 'fvO:TZVAI-L " n A:r1~hur · Levy } ( June 28 o oSunday School Picnic,, Pionee1~) { -~•--t"ltlft.U~~m!!arJ~&~.=:=i:r..~~~~~•j~Ulll!-•"l\lf'.:ict:O."tzls:r:::.,...,,,=.g:,::,~"!~:,.1::1.) -1 Jeromo Levine i> Q.ilbert Ashendorf o IJ1.'1POR'l1AN'l' §EECJA!t7;r;r:.:!~n1m. Mro Jack Shl'.'eiberi, president of th.e Parent,-1,eacher Association of Temr,l.e B'na.i Israel is calling a special meeting of the oreanization for Tuesday" June 9th at 8:15 P .. M,.,. Eiter y ta.rent, i·.rh•o ta.kea the Jewis h education of his child s erioualy 9 i s ureed t o make every effort t,o a tte nd 9 as the fu·ture wellbeing of our s chool i s seriously threa tened,, Your couns el is des perately nee d- edo To Mr c &. 1/..rs ,, Sa muel Klayf. i:m ·their 21st. wedding ann:lversary 1> May 2~:th,, May you celebrat e many many more happy oneso ouoonoooaooaooooooonoon~o• Carol Charlotte Steindler 9 daughter of Mr o & 1.Jfrs " Mil ton Steind.ler 9 May 27., Barnet Gre10nbe1~gii father of :Mrs" Sol() Silverman ,1 May 28 o · Louise Aron 11 mot.her o:r Louis Aron,) May 290 . Rivkah Zi~apel £ mothe::macheri) S~1.van J.l:,.,.. or lJirs c- Max Shu= Each week on Friday at 7:30 PPMo and Sat urda y at 8:J0 Ao M.- 9 a group <>f stal.,, uart® dedicat ed Jews mee t f or tradif:,ion~~ al Sabbath serviceso The community has much to l earn .from t hemo 'rhey are rare= ly a bsent and their p~omptness i s phen~ omenal o The y come to pr ay and ·t o learn Toraho Their ardor and genu1.ne emo·cion is contageous {) You a:re in•'fi t;ed to join this group at any of t heir serv:lces which will continue thr oughout, the ~3um= m£;r" oooouuoo~oouonoo0~0D0ccoooocooo• �.fulness~ Belief and _dreams and joy and lauehter Please •:?Y•..amine all your boo'<:s at home and return all those belonging to the 'rumple ;..,ibraryo We are in the midst of cata Loguing all books and are an= xtous to have all books returned" The dHbt that is most quickley forgotten is the return of a book to :its ownero I1; is m,ne=the-less a debt and we appeal to your sense of honor to return all Temple ·:)c>okso Don't delay" do it nowp for the merit of honesty is greato ~~~OOQOOOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO :r expect to pass through this world gay!) Some lonely soul to bless 0 • ~ ~ o o o ~ o ~ o on o o o o on o o o t) o o o t, c Hurt not others wi·ch that , which pains yourselfo Christianity: All th:i.n.gs whatsoever "')'€.' would that men should do to you/) do y-e even so to them; for this is the law and the prophetso Confucianism: Is there any one maxim Buddhism: which ought to be acted up-.... on throughout one's whole bu1; one,~ ,) Any good thing ij the refore 11 that I can dov or any kindn,ass I ca.11 sh9w to any fellow human being 1> let me do it now,, Let me not. de:f'e:.t• nor neg= l¼"H!t it for I shall not pass this way life? Surely the maxim or loving-.-kindness is such o Do not unto others what you againo · Judaism: would not they should do 1.m= to you,, l.·That is hurtful to yourself 1,i do not to yot";r fellow=mano That is the whole of the Tor= Si.Bterhood Israel is proud to announce it-,s Off:1.cers and Trustees f iJr the year 1953-54,J c-i.h and the re,mainder is but Hinduism: commentaryo Go learn ito This is the sum of dmty; do naught to others which if' Officers done to thee,, would cause thee paino . . PresidentoGO<J0 6.o()Mrso Fre'd Stein 1st Vi 1::e Preso o o o o o o oMrs"' Arthur Green= Islam: bt~rg ~~nd Vi ..!e Pres o o a o o o o _.,Mrs o .aarney Roberts Hecording Sec'Yeo«HI OOl-1rso Ell:i.s Chevlin Ge>rrespono Sec'Yooooo:.4rso Harold Page -Jainism: ::reaau:..'"er o o o o o o .~ o o ,, o oMrs o Louis Berman 'l'rustees Hrso L o u i . s ~ Mrso Fred Rodotr Mrs o Sant Price -~.....,;;;-~~ LET ME BE A GIVER Crod O l(~t me be a giver!) and not one Who only takes and takes unceasingly; God!) let me give,i so that m,t just my own!> But ot,her' s 11 ves as well O may richer be,, Let me give out whatever I may hold Of wha·t material things lite may be heapine 11 Let me 6:1.ve raiment1> shelt.er~ .food or gold Ii' the::"e are i) through Thy bounty v in my keep:Lngo But gr(;3ater than such fleet;ing tr.ea.st ures may J. give my fai.t~h arid hope and cheer- no one of you j_s a believer until he loves for his bro= ther what he loves for himselfo In happiness and suffer:i.ngf.l :i.n joy and _p;rief 9 we should ·1~herefore refrain trom in- flicting upon others such jury as would appear undesir= abl e to us if' inflicted upon ourselves a Sikhism:: As ·thou deemest th:,,self so deem others,, Then shalt thou become a partner in heaveno Taoism: Regard your neighbor's gain as your own gain, and regard :rour rteighbor' s loss as your losso Zoarastrianism~ 'rhat nature only is good when it shall not do un= to another whateVfn"' is not good for its own selfo ooooooooouooooouoooooooooooooooo THERR ARE STILL SOME CONGREGA N'l'S WHO HAVE NOT PAID 'fHEIR 1952-53 DUESo THE FISCAL YEAR IS NOW :~NDJ:NG ArID wg WOULD LIKE ALL DUES IN,,. ~t'HANKS,., � 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-19530527 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 1953-05-27 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 27, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 27, 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/d9f4571c951d2e4d12df357677237351.pdf 40ead727af189ac6cf4965b27a8a0b26 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanley Kaplan Jack Lipman, President MAY 27 - SIVAN 1 SABBA 1-i SERVICES C O MM U N I T Y L I B E RAL ll-11S SABBATH S E RVI CES Friday, May 27th 8:30 P.M. BAS rY1 ITZVAl-i OF FRANCES PRICE * f\j EXT SABBATH Oneg Shabbat -)f- * * * Friday, June 3rd 8~30 P.M. SHAVUOS WORSHIP AND Y 11.KOR S:SRMON: "SUMMIT SANS SINAI 11 ( or 1J2, UN, YOU TOO) Our responsibilities as Jews and Americans On the issues of democracy and world leadership As they affect national sovereignty, disarmament and world peace. Oneg Shabbat TRADITIONAL SERVICES SABBATH: Friday, May 27th and June 3rd Satu~day, May 28th and June 4th 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. SHAVUOS: Evening - Tuesday, May 31; Wednesday, June 1st 7:30 P.M. Morning - Wednesday, June 1st 8:30 A.M. Thursday, Jun" 2nd - YIZKOR --------------Frido. y, -J ll' . . 10th - Jonsoc:.:-::.tion Ceremonies: C.:'ficeI'SF ri"do..y, 8 J i.,.;:10 8:JO A.M. + S , c0:1. --r·irnan d. 8 . .. C:2.dUD.u8 1 7 t1h - Fa.mi1y Service - Fathers' Day - May/June Birthdays �_T ~ J\1 P"--L_F_:; _ _ F_A_:t,_1 j_I.:!_Y,. NAY Thr 26-U.J.C. Foard meeting, 7:30 P.M. - Library -B 1NAI BRITH -- 8:30 P.M. Mr. Sat 28-'IYG Havdalah end Installation Service 7:30 P .M. at the Temple Mr. & Mrs. Ltar:::-y H. Berman, June 8 1930 Sun ?.9-P~-::LIGIOUS SCHOOL 10-12:15 P.M. -CONFIRMATION REHEARSAL With Choir, 2:30-4:3C' P.M. Mon 30-YiliMORIAL DAY & Hrs. Mo1-ris Levine, May 30, 1945 ' Mr. Mrs . ,Jerome Cherin, June 9, 1946 e... Barnet Greenberg, Father of Mrs. Sol A. Silverman: May 28 Louise Aron, Mother of Louis and LYJ.ton Aron and Mrs. Mart.ha Galombeck Abra.ham Rosen, Brother of Mrs. Sarah Klein and David Rosen, June 1 Samuel Rosen, Brother of Mrs. Sarah Klein and David Rosen, June 4 Abraham Stein, Father of Fred Stein, June 6 JUNE Wed 1-SHAVUOS -ADULT EDUCATION 7:30 - Hebrew 8: 30 - r: -;-' ) 8- ·: a t h 2 RBli ,_,ionThr 2--SHAVUOS -TEACHi:JRS I l•fi.SETii'JL\ 8: .30 P .M. 2.t 1'emp1e Sat 4-TEACHERSi PARTY Sun 5-RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Classes, 10-11:15 A.M. Closing Exercises: Play "The Wise Men of Chelm by the 8th grade,11:15-11:45 Refuah Shelaymah TEMPLE ELECTIONS,11:45-12:30 -CONFIRlvIATION DRESS REHEARSAL Our prayers for a full 2nd speedy 2:30-5:30 P.M. :tecovery to Mr. Louis Darmstadter, at Hackley Hospital. -"MR. &MRS. 11 ADULT EDUCATION At Cherin home,8:30-10:30 THANK YOU Wed 8-STATE SISTERHOOD BOARD Our thanks to the Rabbi and friends Meeting in Muskegon who visited Benno durir g his recent illness, and our thanks for the Thr 9-TEf:1PLE BOARD ViEETrnG, gifts, flowers and Uniongrams sent 8:00 P.M. to him in the hospital end at home. Sun 12-CONFIRl~ATION - 2:00 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Benno Rothschild �TEMPLE ---11JFE 26th FAMILY SEP EMBER 17th 1 60 -- SUMMER SCHEDULE Pauline Fields, Mother of Harrv Fields, Av 9 - August 2 • David Jacobs, Fath8r of ~J's. Earl Brace, August 5 Sarah Eliasolm, Mother of Mrs. Loui8 M. Rerman, Av 13 liugust 6 Jette Rothschild, Mother of Benno Rothschild, Av 15 - August 8 Raymond Perry, Father of Mrs. Alma Zoll, August 10 . Lenore Klein, Daughter of Mrs. Sarah R. Klein, August 17 Samuel Krupsky, Father of Mrs. Harry H. Berman, August 17 Leah Esther Augussovi tz, Mother of Dr. Ralph August, August 18 Israel Gudelsky, Father of David Gudelsky, Av 28 - August 21 Rose Berman, Mother of Mrs. Max Schubb, Mrs. Fred Stein and Louis Berman, August 30 Sigmund Calm, Father of Mrs. Sam Yahrzeits Shumacher, August 3.1 Bessie Kline Mother of Harold Kline, Inez Liebertbal, Sister of Jack June 26 Chevlin, Elul 6 - August_ 29 Simon Belfer, Father of Mrs. Anna Reuben Yasinow, Father of Mrs. Hiller, June 27 Joseph Singer, Elul 7-August 30 Ida Greenberg, Mother of Dr. Rebecca Levy, Mother of Reuben Levy, Arthur Greenberg, Tamuz 1 Elul 8 - August 31 June 26 sther Pitkowsky, Mother of Mrs. Lena Lawson, Mother of Sam Lawson, Morris Teles, Elul 11 -September 3 Tamuz 5 - June 30 arie K. Ripner, Mother os Mrs. Solomon Kolm, Father of Mrs. Jack Douglas Rosen, September 5 Lipman, Tamuz 7 - July 2 essie Gudelsky, Mother of David Garrett B. Galombeck, Father of Gudelsky, September 7 Warner Galombeck, July 13 aurice Feingold Father of Jack Hertz Loeb, Father of Louis Chevlin, Elul 17 -September 9 Darmstadter, Tamuz 27 acob Singer, Husband of Mrs. July 22 Jacob Singer, Elul 2G Flora Krupp, Mother of Mrs. Louis September 12 Aron, Tamuz 29 - July 24 ~igmund Calm, Father of Mrs. Sam Johanna Kallheim, Mother of Mrs. Shumacher and husband of Mrs. Sigmund Calm, Av 6 - July 30 Selma Calm, El1..4- 24 - September 16. David Bell, Father of Arthur Bell, August 2 Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kline, June 30 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, July 1 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Roetter, July 3 Mr. & Mrs. Gustaav DeJong, July 4 Mr. & Mrs. Jess Levin, July 8 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Price, July 24 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Goldberg, July 28 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Grossman, August 2 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Rosen, August 12 Mr. & Mrs . Joseph Singer, August 15 Rabbi & Mrs.Stanley Kaplan,August 22 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steindler, August 24 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson, August 30 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, August 31 Mr. & Mrs. Milton Steindler, September 2 Mr.&Mrs. Marvin Gudelsky,September 1 �NITZVAH B ;,,_ S TYG HAVDALAH SERVICE .AND INSTALLATION Saturday, May 28, 1960 Hr. 8.t. l'-fr ~J. Samuel Price announce to the Congregation of Temple B I nai I sn1el the Bas Mi tzvah of their daughter, Frances, on FridaJ, May 27th at 8:30 P.M. ~resident, Linday Rubinsky State Board Member, Judi Krause 1st Vice-president, Sandy Druker 2nd Vice-president, Marcia Levin Recording Secretary, Cecile Levy The Congregation is cordially Corresponding Secretary, Judy Lawson invited to attend a reception Treasurer, Nancy Fisher i mmediately following the services. Sergeant-At-Arms, Don Wiener __________________4-Religious Chairman, Roger Krause Social Chairman, Sarah VanDuren C O N F I R MA T I O N S1mday Afternoon, Two 0 1 clock June 12, 1960 Temple B'nai Israel RECEPTION Immediately following services The entire Congregation is cordially invited TEMPLE ELECTIONS Sunday, June 5th, ll:45.iL'l-t.-12:30 P.N. The Cor.gregatio~ is cordially invited to come earlier, at ll:l5-ll:45 A.M. to attend Religious School Closing Exercises. During this ,time the 8th grade will present the humorous.. play for adults and children:"'I'he Wise Men of Chelm. 11 -All in Social Hall TEMPLE INSTJi.LLATION Saturday evening, June 18.t h (Read your bulletin next issu,e for All children 10 years old further information) and over (unless members Farewell To Our Friends _ of the families of the A portion of the Installation Dinner Confirmands)are cordially will be devoted to extendCeremonies invited - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + i n g wishes for health and happiness to our friends, Lou and Dora Berman, upon their moving from Muskegon to RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CLOSD~G EXERCISES Arizona. TEMPLE DUES S1mday, June 5th The end of our fiscal year is rapidly coming to a close. If your dues are 11:15 11:/4.5 A.-M. not all paid up,PLEASE put a check in the mail immediately and help us Play by the 8th grade: 11 THE WISE MEN OF CrtELM" meet our present obligations on time. HADASSAH DUES Social Hall This week Hadassah will close its Teacher: fina§cial records for the year. Please Mr. Donald Romer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Q e n c t outstanding dues, Donor or Tree money, to Mrs. Louis Grossman, Treasurer. �ATTEND SAB8A1H AND SHAVUOS Congregation B1nai Isra el Fourth -and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone - Temple: PA2-~ 702 Rabbina ge: P06-5427 SERVICES NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL Temple B'nai Israel Sisterhood 4th. & Webste r ..!uskegon , Uich . �TEMPLE ELtC- 0 NS SUNDAY JUNE 5TH 11:45 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. In The Social Hall Don 1 t forget to come at 11:15 A.M. for Religious School Clo3ing Exercises. �l"\; t ,. . '• l . ') tP"<.i • .: l. ...... : J,.:011 ... ··. ,• CY'C' I , • Corr4;.,. ..,onu · .1 y J .. " 11cy • i.., ·, r• • i'~ , ! 0 J ·t- .... r' .,. l ,._ " : ll 3' ( ,. < ,c .,_, ,.. 1: .. t: • ,v •.d. tr l,: · ft~r .. SU' 1 n . 0'"'..., t . L ~• • it t tt.. G '.(-.,•it t , • l.J 1 ., l ' l 0 ~ ')(; :i.t •o j ... I,. co. D..l (., t ,-.. .. -.t ,.... r .u.,. t ..1 ', l u .i. •• J. vJ " 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19600527 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 1960-05-27 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 27, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 27, 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/ffa86cab77036596e867510e22ec1316.pdf fda77d5baad9a919f475385c809df8ab PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKEGON, MlCHI~AN Rdbbi Stdnley Kaplan Dr. Arthur Greenberg, President Nay 5, 1961 Mrs . Evelyn Gal ombeck, Choir. .Director Bourziel, Eu ~ic· Director ::ind Org;mist .. I:,rar 19, 5721 ! Ir. ;.rnold C O i'•i ~-- TJ ii/ I 1' Y W O R S H I P -I 1-1 l S SA BB/\ T 11 Semon: May 5th 8:30 PH "PROPHETIC JUDAISN - A DR.Elu·l OR A GOAL'? 11 Should American Jewry Est ablish a Center for Religious Social Action? -}t-* .;}* f\11: X T S I-\ -x- • f-* 8 BA T Ii Hay 12th * 8:15 PM FAHILY WOR3HIP In Honor Of BIRTHDAY BLESSING CEREHONY Oneg Shabbat WORS HIP Sabbath Eve May 5th & May 12th Sa'bbc.. th Morn May 6th & ~•lay 13th TR I,. DITIOHAL 7:30 PH 8:30 AN �CALE N DAR HAY 5 - 7th Friday - Su..-ridc.y MSTY Elections' Convention Mr. & Mrs . Ted Neumer, May 10 7th .":" Sunday Reli gious School 10 - 12 : l5 ;AM Confirma tion Clc.ss 1 - 4:00 PM with Rabbi 8th - 11th Monday - Tt.'..l'.rsda y Regula r Hebrew Classes 9th 'fuesclo.y SISTERHOOD 11iEETIHG & PROGRAH 1:00 PM 2 : 30 PM 10th \!ednesrky Adult &iuco.tion Hebrew 7:30-9 PH 11th Thursd:,..y BOli.PcD OF TRUST,..E-S T EHPLE FANILY Anniversaries Nr. & Mrs . Marcus Bess, Mn.y 6 8: 30 PH 14th Sunday l10THERS I DAY Religious School 10 - 12 : 15 Pl-i Gr['.de 5: Assem'0ly for Mothers ' Day Confirma tion Class 1 - 3:30 PH with Rabbi Temple Youth Group 7 - 9 PM IN STALLATION 15th - l ':.\ th ifondcw - Thurs0.ay Regula r Hebrew Clas ses Mr. & Mrs. Louis Berman, H2.y 11 YAHRZEITS I da Belle OpeM, mother of Mrs . Srun Broutman, Me.y 4 Samuel Ashendorf, husbr.nd. of J:frs Ide. Ashendorf, fr..the r of Jacob, Max, Isadore and Abe Ashendorf, Mo.y 4. -. Solomon DeJong , f a ther of Gusto.:- v DeJong, May 8 . Erns s t Klein, husband. of Mrs. Saro. Klein, May 9 Mary Simkin, mother of Mr G. St anley Kaplan, V1ay 15. Irving J. Wo:)..fgang, father of Hrs . Berna r d Fisher, Iyar 23, Hay 9 $a r a h Rosenberg, mother of Robert Ro s enberg , Iya r 26 , Hay 12 DR. GLUECK TO LECTURE Od TV SUH DAY Dr. Nelson Glueck , , r3 s ident of . Hebr ew Union College-Jewi s h Insti15th Nonclu.y tute of Reli gion, and worlC:\- fa.med TEACHERS I MZETIN G 8: 30 - 10: 30 Biblical [•. rchaeologist , will c1.iscu 0. s Biblical Archae ology on the 17th - Wednesday ABC-TV network, Sunday, liay 7. Dr. B 1 nai B'rith Stag Dinner Glueck will be interviewed by Theo:... Houston House clore Bikel, editor '.". n d ho :-;t of the J mri sh Theologica l Semi.YJ.a.17 s eries, 18th Tlrursday Direction 1 61, o. J ewi sh Pars~)ective. B 1 nai B 1 rith Meeting 8:30 El The u r;gre.m origi ne.tes in ifaw York, U.A.H.C. BIB:.,ti:·i lJ., rn -·A0I~LiGTON D.C. c.nd i s s ho'm in mo s t cities f rom November, 1961 1 : 00 to 1 ; 30 Pi 1 • �cmlGRATULATIONS TO HRS . J. KELLY REFUAH SEELAYMAH Our prayers for good health for l•J.R. D.Ai:HZL ROETTER, who underwent surgery at GrRnd Haven Hospital Tuesday morning, HRS. BERNARD FISHER -who is a i:)atient at .Mercy Hospital, MRS. ETHEL ROSENFELD, daughter of · Mr~ Hymcm Lipman, who is recuperating in Ann Arbor fmd MRS. ROSE SL."IJGZr7., who is still a pa.tient at Mercy. !Te lmow they woulc. '-r elcome e:::t) re s sions of good wishes. T E MP L E E KAUFi11AL'i , who wa1:1 a"''arded the Jenny Lind .Medal by the Acarl_emy of Arts of Sweden for her devotion to art and for her recognition of and sponsoring of the work of Hr . Evert Li.rido uist, who is now con s idered one of the great modern painters. The citation recognizes th8.t Mrs. Ka.ufman hc1.s thereby increased mutua l respect and understanding between America and Sweden. I CUl T T E Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman of Hart- w gogJ.!'.) 9_t_tor the serv-1~e , g_ot bafore. ford , a pe.st President of the Cen- · Fe enter the synagogue with retral Conference of American Rabbis, verence remain there reverentl~ sugges~ts the following procedures --Puring the s ervice follow the for enhancing the dignity and beauty prayer with your eyes, your heart of Religious Services . We commend and your mincl . Join hea rtily in them to our members. the resuonsi ve an d congr eg.:-; tionnl 11 There is an etiquette to be fol... reading~ of the prayer book. Read loued in the Syna gogue or Temple, unitedly a..-rid di s tinctly and do as there is one for the parlor or not hesita te to a llow your voice dinii.'1. g room. to be hea rd . --It i s ·)roper to come to the ser-_ --Sing out in congr eg .tional sin ging. vice on tii.-ne, pref era"½ly a few •- -Extend a ·- elcome to strange rs; :ti.nu-bes r.:,.ofo:.-c tho service b0gins. me.ke them fe el at home . Speak to --If you arrive after the service them. ifo forr,ml i...-ri s troductions_ a r e nece s s a ry. Besides, they nay be hn.:· iJegun , do not walk down the aisle when the con grega tion is your fellow-J'Tlembers whom you hr.ve s k ,1c"'t in g . Remain otai,.ding _in the not yet had an opportunity to mee t. rep .· until the congregation is --It is courteou s to wait until the s eated and then, proceed to a seat. service is entirely over before --Do not t ake back seats. Come -putting on your wr a.ps . The Benef orws.rd . (But if you are late 2liction is part of the s ervice. k ,ke rear sea ts so tha t you do Until the final t1 Amen t1 the sernot cl i s turb worshippers.) vice is not over. --U s e the time preceding the ser--The Rabbis welcome persona l revice for silent meditation and actions and comment s on a service s ~irituo.l preparation for the or sermon. Do not hesitate to service . give these. --Fhen the organ music begins, the --Hember s of the congrege.tion should s ervice has stnrte~ . All convernot give nor attend :,:mrtie 3 on the sation should the refore stop. eve of the Sab'"lath or Festiva.l c'. . --One greets frien ds in the syna-'- • and 1 �sr:'TSREOOD' s :lAY i1E~TING Ma y 9, 1961 Let All Mothers Join Us Elections: 1 : 00 Ph Progr an: 2: 30 !Y: 11 :,iodern & l-leloc~iou s :'lu s ic " __ HADli.0S1;,H z;.PrE . Sz,_: Tili.i11CS 1.!e e p r ess our thcl.nks to the foll01 ring r!ac':.2. sso.h Donor s who.3e nru:1e .~ c1.r e to ')e ac.c1 e c~ to t hn Donor Li s t : Mr. Davi d Gudelsky c1.nci the l1esdron9s Hel vin Vnn Durcm , ~.w.1 d Rae Rubinsky, who ma de possihle one n on th I S eye ca re ; /iesc'tm,1es He.rold Rosen, Leo Ro s e , Louis Aron, San Lo.wson, Rebecca Cwebel, Dou gl 2. s Rosen , Sol Sil verr.m:1. , Leo Ro ~en and Norri s Kantor, one d£:.y 1 s ce.re for a hospi t .?.l t)c.. t ient; : esc'ames S,:..r.1uel Li pm,:,.n, Goldie Snith and 1".rthur Bell, br2.ce s f or a cri t) ,)led child; Hrs. J a ck Steinol e r, a. surgica l instrtment ~terili zer in our new hospita l. With the help of a ll of the Donor and t he {•;ood i~ill of our cornr.1uni ty, the Hada ,. , sah- Hebrew ~ledical Cen ter shall become a r eality. Mrs. H. Berc.rln., Don9r Chnimnn . .: 1rs . P. 1-!iene:r, Co-Chain.1.Elll._ CONGREGATION B'NAI I SR.b.J, Fourth &. Febs ter Str:iets Muskegon, 11ichigan Telephone: Pil.2-2702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 .- ·............ ,- . ._ ... , ____ .... '" ·-· .·.... ~ ..... ~ Congr a tula tions to :;.m. L L.: :.":b . DANL::L SILB~R.,iJ.i~ , who s e t l1i rc.l s on / Davi d Eric wr. s 1-iorn on k,:ril 17 HRS . S:2LNA CJ...tllJ wi.she ,1 t o then!.~ her frienc1.s in the con;;;r eg .' tio:;,1 f or their wny k b.(~ne s ses du:dn g her r e cent illne .1s . !,_ Dear Con ::;r egants: The Tenple fi s c2.l ye::-.r i s dr awing to a close on June 30t~:.. let thi s ·1-ri ti:1 g, t he sc.l c:c L s and other e:;-:;_-;enoi ture s of t he Tc:-x,le ho.ve been .riet for the a onth of ;-"rpril with & r-:ir,1:1inb,G b2.la11ce of ~:.200. Our co fi t of oper2.tion ) er nonth i s clo s e to ". J,000. ie need a )p roxima t ~ly (:-,6,ooo to finish up the year . I nm A?pealin3 to tho ·:.o congre eants irho a :te del:i.ncuent in t heir c:u e ;:, to pl sase pny no·~ . If a ll the se r-1onie G e.re r ocei vecI '.,e will be c.bl e to :.1eet our o'Jlig2. tion s . Please send your c he ck s in ~ow. The need i s urgen t . Optimi s ticc1.lly yaurs , l-1.rthur rI. Greenh .,. r;:, President HON-l'B.01"1 ORGA.i.J IZATION TIHE-VALUE .-.ti.IL 0 "· ,<_,__ . • - -~ �RABBI TO YOU Editorial "Wha t Cen I Do ? 11 Presented as a t1Guest Sy.iiritoria lt1 in this issue of our bulletin is this ti:i,1ely editoria l f :rom t he TeH,Jle Bulletin jJ ews S8rvice of t he Union of .America~ Hebrew Congrega tion s . -* * ~~ In thi s er a ,rhen co m-::ii c issue s have been compre s sed into per ::ona l one s by the conc;uest s of s pace and time, pr obably the :>1ost t aunting ouestion the thoughtful ~)ers on asks himself is: t1B11t what can I do? 11 AT!10ng other thin gs , our s i :3 an age of personal leadership because it is an age of organizations . Vn a te-ver else we have not achieved in our society, we have crea t ee. o.n interlockin g network of self-and comm.unity interests . Hhen the Union of .American Hebrew Congrege.tions holds its 46th General Assembly in Whshington thi s November, the implications of these no longer separa ble L.,terest s will be 1ondered and explored by thousands of delegates from all p.:•.rts of the ' •estern hemisphere . Under the genera] tha."1e, t1Judaism and Demo cracy: Our Conman Mission," the delego.tes will deo..l with such f a cets of the whole a s "The M:oro.li ty of Peaceful Coexi :3tence," "The Conduct of Government, 11 11 The Revolution in Indu stri2.l Rela tionships," vn d other as::_Jects of our nationa l and internationP.l cor.mrunity, not only from a social point of view but from a religimrn one a s well. 0 This congre gation will send delegates to the Genera l A". sembly -,hich year will be a most serious busine ss for s erious men and women i n positions of leader ship . For these cleleg,~. tes, the UJ.HC i s :Jre .Jaring severcl. syllabi ::i.nd the se will be ready soon. Resolutions will "be passed and positive actim1. t aken a t the sessions of the UA.HC Bienn i a l 1 ,rhich ,-rill only he truly reprcs ntative of t he T:1ovement if every r.ieraber of every Ref om conr~rega tion thoroughly uncers t2nc.s the issue to be c on ci dered, and experiences a high s ense of pers onal involve~ ent. Every mer.1h 3r of thi s con gr egc. tion, certainly, m-res it to hiraself end the Reform Hovenent a s a whole to ree.c.~ , to study, to di s cu s s the r_uestions th.Et our leadership will take up in F?.shington. The ti.!1e 11..,s long since pa ,., sed when o:ny responsibile congregant cc11 leave to others the decisions and the t hinking tha t must go into making t hem at the Assenbly, for these decision s will determine the shape of t hin::;s to come for Reform Juda i ::m . Here, nt lea --; t, is one answer to the y.il o.intive 0,u e, tion, "But what can I do"?" �HEBREl.i UNION COLLEGE - NE'W LIBRARY The handsome new Rare Book Wing of the Hebrew Union Colle ge-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati contains many r a re items of great int9re s t to Jewish schola rs and art lovers. One extraordinary trea sure i s t~1e virtually complete collection of manu s cripts of the native Chinese Je~~s - hymnals, prayer books and s 2ctions of the Penta teuch, some in the form of fans or accordions . Beautiful illlli'lina ted manuscripts, a Spinoza librn.ry reckoned one of the grea test in size and L~tportnnce and ma,.,.y r a re and valuable Hebrew incuna bula, or early printed books, are included in the Library' s outsta.~ding collection. A specia l closed se s sion for bibliophiles and libro.rians on matters of concern to collectors will be held Sunday, June 4, durin g the weekencl. dedic1:ttion cere1•1oni e3 on the Cincinna ti campus of the College-Institute . Old wine in new bottles is somethLYJ.g to be a voided, but older books p re fe1· t he environment of a modern libra ry. The new Library building of the Hebrew Union Colle ge-Jewish Institute of ReliGion in Cincinne.ti h D.S o.chieved the best possible climate for the ca re a:id -pre servation of its 160 , : 00 volUT:1es, JT1any of which 2.re hath r n re a11d old. The new a irconc:i tioning sy s tem provides an even year-round ter11Jer .'.l. ture of 72 dec ree s 2.;.1d. 50% r el2.tive hur:iid ity and filters i n.purities from the out s ide a ir electrosta tico.lly. Dedication of the new libra ry will t 1::.ke pl a ce So.turr.'.Cl.y evening, June 3. An invita tion to the dedication cere,:ionies in June on the Cincinna ti cc~n pus of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish In s titute of Reli gion hn.s 8 0110 out fror.i Dr. Nelson Glueck, President, r-n<.l Hr. Rohe rt P . Goldman, 3 00.r:-. Chairman, via the i'-'12.rch issue of the Colle ge-Institute Bulletin. Accer t w--ices nre alreac'.y comin g in anc~ t hose Fishi ng to attend this L'il9 ressive joyful event should not cl.ele.y in making their re servations. Nr s . Sally Broun, special a s s i s tan t to the Provo st a t the College- Ins titute, 3101 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati 20, Ohio, will make y our hotel r ecorvo..tions if you give her enough notice. If you ca;mot manage to ge t to the dedication cere1,1onies J·une 1-4 on t ~10 Cincinnati campus of the H. U. C. -J. I. R. , why not include Cincinn u ti in y our vacation itinero.ry and tour t he beautif ul new buildings l a ter in the summer? The College-In s titute is a h rays open, but it woulcl. be helpful if you would let them knov in advance of your o..rrival s o that they can make a guide available. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/eb4ce3e1ac3b8b381d67cb5dbe4450d6.pdf 513dfa5626cd1db059c6c91d67d9f169 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE 8 NAI ISRAEL EMPLE MUSl<EGON .1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. T'hillip Itosenberg President Mr. Alan Oppenheimer ~~!)--Iyar 5727 - --~··- ---------------M._f:Y.L..:'-..,_1..:..9_6_,__7. SCHEDULE- OF WORSHIP SERVICES 5 Friday Evening 8:00 PM Sermon: "JUSTICE" farticipants: Mrs. N. Broutman and Mr.- I. ushendorf , Kiddush May 12 Friday Evening 7:30 PM Fii.MILY WORSHIP SERVICE Birthday Blessing Ceremony Oneg Shabbat Friday Evening------ --- ~8:00-PM Sermon: fl.,1CCEPT1..NCE OF TIIE Li1W" Participants : Mr. _and ¥.irs . Robert Libner Kiddush -Saturday Morning 10:00 .;.}! May 20 CONFIRM£.. TION SERVICE Confirmands: Both Cherin, Randy Suo Ennis, Lynne Jaffe Maurice Libner, li.Tthur Rothschild, Judi th Shumacher Victor Steinman and Regan Teles THE CONGREC1,.TION IS. INVITED TO LUNCH IN THE SOCL.L H,i.LL.. FOLLOWING THE CONFIRM.~TION SERVICE Friday Evening May 2b Sermon: "MEMORL.L DuY11 Participantsz Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Jaffe Kiddush May TRiillI TI ON,.L Si.RVICES YIZKOR MEMORL.L f'.aS.30VER SERVICE May 1, Monday Si1B.b,.TH MORNINGS May 6, 13, and 27 8:30 ...M 8:30 HM �6 Ha~assah Study Group _ 1-;-~ E X-;T· R id· ---~_.,1¥:-.-a:l,QJT-; ITl i ·-Homo: C-ene .Berman ]ho1 ·· sc0nic Drwvo FRE!rBw.INCH ... T EL~CTION :VJ.aY 28 . ~: 9 Sisterhood CMooting ·. '" 7:30 ,. . ~-- ~ - - - - - Tues Childre n$' Talent Show ~:~2.1ual:__9ongrcrgationalIn honor • of Motherst Day Hoe_jting· aq4?4'1:iqtion :will be held 1 Tues-Thurs Hadassah,Rogiorial Con;.. ·::S.~2:Y.,._11c:1.:_:28'-a.t lOtOO • h M. I 16--17-18. forcncc - · DotrhlJ; ''.·.~ ;~ . ;~ ,-:f.:}'fe ' ro adding a n0w feature to . \-~eds 17 B•nai Brith M~<;i tirtg ,, 8::.QQ\• tl:{.~\moo ting ;:-: , Fiw..,E bRUNCH , as County-h~seurrr_BiJ°i:l&iii~ · · ·g~e.:~"ts of the:.J~mpl~ Board of 'Ihurs 18 BO.. ~RD oF· Tff0.$T0ts , -'..:":.-7:4.5, flrr:~~-oi:a .,,. :r{'>y.ou :~~n be present ~unt 20 Confirmation ·f'rog~an( 1,0,}J.O: _pl~-~~?,-:;~e,11 th~ Tompio· s~Ore't;ar-y:,.:;; u 21 Hadas54h ,) )qnor Dinner- 6:00 so ~e - 'Will-kno"' ·•:how .·.many De~roit _'.· Holiday Inn ···bago ls to got. 24 Hadassah M a eting 8: 00 Plan to attend and voto for Weds Homo: Lillian Singer tho people who will guide tho Te. 2484 Winchestur plo in the coming y J ar. 28 EL.2CTION & BRUNCH 10 : 00 ;,.nd beside$, FREE brunches are Sun T0mplo ____ not Ga$y to como b~ thoso days. _ 1-1.lan__!:.. 0,E'.ponho imor, hesidont RZLIGIOUS SCHOOL !3 'N.1.I BRITH URGES l1.TTENTu1.NCE Sessions: May 'J, 14 & 21 10: 00 - 12:00 Mr . William Drukor urges Closing ~xorcisas May 21 B 'nai Brit;l mom ors to attend t~o r egular May me e ting which CONFIRMi1 TION CkSS will bo he ld May 17 in the County Saturday mornings - 10: 0'5"°7.M Museum Building. . May 6 & 13 'Ihore will be elBc~ion of Confirm~tion Exorcises - May 20 officers for tho coming year~ ~ Tomplc· - 10:00 ;-,.~-- - - -and .also decisions will be made as to allocation of funds for COMBINED B~~LZTIN N~T MONTH ~..E~~rvico Organizations Sat Tho information .needed for the combined Juno, July and 1..ugust bulletin is n00 ded in writing by May 25 -at 9: 30 - but the earlier tho bettor . This should include names of all new officers of organizations, in addition , to any •summer events or mooting datos . The September bull Jtin will be mailed the last we<3k in 1~ugust . · ...... - .... - . Pago 2 ~-·-------- J:N INVIT11. ------ TION . . . , Hadassah cordially invites you anc:l yo~ husband to tho ir .i-..nnual Donor Dinner at Holiday .Inn. on May 21 at 6 : 00 . . Tho program is a musical presentation "Me and Sympathy" , by our own members . Call Florance .Rubinsky or Leatrice Ennis f or reservations~ �Y©U A F-2 E I l\J V 1- t D T C' ATTEND OUR SECOND .~NNU.u.L I N S T ... L ! - "• T I O N D I N N E R •• N D D .u. NCE 81-0NSORED J OINTLY BY THE TEMl-'LE B 'N••I ISR...EL ************* *** ***** **** Many, many comments aftor last yuar 1 s af fair indicate d that it was one of tho vory finost in many yaars. In addition to the social s ucce ss of tho aff air, we wor e over-sold and had to so t up additional place s at tho last minute . Here ar o tho facts : Date : Sunday, Juno 4 Time : 6:30 l'M f lace : Masonic Tomplo Tieko-ts : ~4.50 per person Be cause of the ne ces sity of our guarantee ing a m1nl.Jllum number of pe ople to tho Masonic Templ.J , .it will bo ne ce ssary for ticke ts to ba bought and paid for , in advance . Wo will only LO able to accomodato a limit0d number of pcoplJ and unl e s s tick0 ts arc obtained in advanc e , we will not be in a position to honor any r oquosts for admission at tho door . Bott or mark in on your cale ndar now . RGse rvations , accompanied by checks, mus t be in by May 25 . l"iail to tho Tomplo o _f ic e , caro of Templ e se cro tary, or to Mrs . Loui s Aron, 23 08 Jof f or s on, Muskufon He i ghts . Thank you for your prompt cooperation ! �Tffoi'JK YGU, , • T.H,.l~1\ YOU . • • • T.H,.NK,.l9Y ! • The rrosident of tho Siste rhood gratGfully thanks the followin g for the ir holp in producing our massive Community S~ dor: Tho Out-of-Town Kosher Chickon Pr ocuromont Division: The Chicken Pluc king Division; Tho Chicken Soup Division; Thu Yatzoh Ball Division; The ,1.pple Poo l ors Division (comple t e with stained hands); The Charosos Grindors Division; The llorc s -: radish Proc uromont Division (it wasn 't easy); Tho Table 3ott crs' Divisi on ; ~ho Cake BJking Division; The Division Ghiof in Charge in Dividinr,- tho Divisions . NEXT Y,i;,..R rn JERUStLEM~ ! ! ,1.ND MORZ TH•..N .K YOU t Tho I--rosidont of the Temple· gratefully thanks tho President of tho Sistorhoo~ and hs r co- Chairman Mrs . 1arnor Galombcck , for involuntarily acc ep ting tho r e sponsibility of putting on tho ~e dor . To those mombo rs of our Congre gation who think this sort of affair just happons, just try to r e call tho big productions you have at homo for just your own familie s . Then try hard to ima ? ine preparinf tho same 0eder ( complete with all th2 traditional trimmings) for about ono hundred and seventy people . Every woman who has over worked in our Temp l o kitchon on an affair knows wha t a nightmarish physical layout they had to try to work in . Someday , in tho not too distant future , we hope wow ill financially be ablo to enla rge and rearrange the (ContinuJ d noxt column) Page 4 inadequate faciliti2s . It took a tremendous amount of t ime , labor, and taking up r esidence at tho Tomple • . We lcome Homo , Dear ~v ife ._ 11 J~NGw'LS 11 .t--ICK UP DEFICIT T.~B ·----------- My vary spe cial thanks to those 11••ngols" of our Con g-regation who so generously underwrote the deficit incurrod in i-,utting- on tho Soder . lrJ o know boforo announcing the planned Community Soder to our Congregation that it could not possibly bo done for tho amount of money charged for ticke ts . .1.nd if tho tickets woro priced at tho l evel nocessar-; to break even, many people probably would not attend . Thor cforo , committmonts wore made in advance from a few members who over tho years have always come through in -time of noe d, who said thoy would pick up th0 tab for any lossJ s wo incurr0d . They made it financially possibl3 • .h.lan L Opp,mhoime r, I-resident UN ION Gfu.MS Ploas0 make your UNIONGR.aM chocks payable to Sistorhood and indicatG UNIONGR.nMS . R~momber Mot her with a Mother ' s Day mo ssage via UNICNGR...M. Phone : 773-5340 GIFT SHOP Select your Mothor 's gift for May 14 fr om tho Gift Shop . Jontact _;l!:_ur_ Gift_Shop Cha i rI_11ar:.._ __ �TYG .nND GUESTS R .V.e; BUSY IN.r:,_;_;KEND ·- --~--- Tho woo kond of ·>-pril 11 brough t so v0nty MS'l'Y-itos to Muskegon to attend tho Third and Final General Board Moo ting of tho yoa r . The gue sts arrived Friday afternoon and attended se rvices th2t ni ght with Musko f' on youth group and familie s . ..dter tho Cnog Shabba t , Barbara St. Dannis, a loc al artist gave a talk on r oiigious art and showed sampl e s of her work . On Saturday morning, tho MSTY guosts pre sented an original Sabbath sorvic o at tho 'Tu m, l o . .~fte rwa rds camo the bo.:lrd Mee ting , with oac b of tho committoa s pre sentin g skits and written r eports of their activi tios . Lunch, so rvod by tho Sistorhood, wa s a welcome break . Mo ro r eports from local youth ?roups, constituti onal r evision, and other busine ss compl ot od th:J afto rnoon . vJith a quick run bom0 to change clothe s, wo got togo thor a t tho Earman ' s homo on Lake rfichigan . Thur o we built a fire , roasto d hot dogs and othe r snacks and wound up our WO•J kond naving a fun time . -~ bus camo at 11 :30 and evoryono · headed homo . On Sunday, afte r sleep ing 11 l a t o 11 , we came' ba~k to tho Tompl o a t 10: 00 and wero sorvod a brunch , and said our ?Oodbyos . Carol ~toindlor and .Darb hoson did a groat job and dos orvo a spe cial award for plannin~ and carrying out tho bulk of tho work . .:i. big thank-you also goa s to our advisors, Hrs . Borman and hrs . Ste inman and to Rabbi hosonbor g and M r. and Jv1rs . Rothschild . un extra thanks to Nr . and i'irs . Bo r man for l ottin? us have our party a t the ir homo . Our since r e appre cia t ion, t oo , goos to Sisterhood for tho Onog Shabbat, tho Saturday lunch and tho ..>unday brunch . It gave us strength for the busy woo kond . Finally, to all those who house d our guo sts, a very h-Jarty thanks.. wo know from our Sunday morning ge t-toco thor, that tho MSTY- i t os wo r e treatod very we ll and had a groat timo . Our next moetinp will tako place at tho Tomplo on .:>unday , ,..pril JO, at 11:00 ,..M. Tho sla t e of office rs for 1967-68 will be prosontod . ___Tom Steinman ,__JYG_!ro sid_?~ UJC .• FPE•.LS TO i B.CCR..,..) TIN,.TOliS The r o arc still a f ow who arc counted on each year to help carry tho United Jowish Chc:.ritios financial load who havo sent in no ple d'"OS for 1967 .. . n.nd thor u arc still thoso who , living in tho midst of all tho bl o ssing of .~orica, havo novor accoptod tho privilo go of helping the ir l oss fortunat e bro thron in othe r lands. Uni t od Jewish ,..ppoal no eds your help in rnisinr <W 7S , 620 , 000 in 1967 for 827 , 600 noody J ews for c l othing , food, transportation, education, care of tho a ged, vocational training •••• c, . 1 you dony them? If your plodro card has be en mislaid, call the Tdmpl o office and reque st another . You 11~ b0 glad you did ! - - ·- ·- - L·, - - - · - - -·- - - Tomplo office Hours: 9:30 - 1:30 - Mondays - Thursday , or later by _E:Epointment . Pago 5 �P1iR~rn_g__~()T PROJ.t:_9_1'.J:_1-t£Glli:SSES If you have to park a few blocks President .1 .lan Oppenheimer away and trudge in to Temple , just wishes to express his thanks and figure it will to worth it when yo thanks of the Longregation to Mrs . arc privileged to gaze around the uudrey Chaill and to Ellen Cahill mudloss Temple ~arking Lot of the for tho fine displays put in the showcase in the lobby . Those Future . Plans aro for a decorative stone displays aro chanred frequently wa:1..1 across the front with the and involve personal time and same type of stohe as used on the effort in getting materials and Temple . Tho lot will bo blackmaking thinfs to aid the displays. topped, with a cement curb all alach holiday has its own special round . There will bo landscaping display of oLjocts and books conaround the lot and on a contar is- nected with it, and it gives us all a greater awareness of tho land • .also be ing installed arc storm sowors to carry off rain and holiday, -------~blting snow to a Fourth Stroot Many thanks from tho Temple storm sewer . Mr . Loo Rosen ha s long f e lt Secretary for tho many kind . messages of good wishes during tho nee d for completion af tho parking lot project was a definite hor ccnvalosconco . lack in the Temple Building ProCH,.NGE OF ..DDRESS gram . He has been instrumental in gottin[ tho plans underway and has put forth a f r ~at deal of time On your current Community Lists , and effort . change the addross of tho Jeffrey The lot is scheduled to be in Conns to 1118 Camelot , Muskegon , used in ·about t-wo mon\h.3'.! _ __ _--1'" 49445 . ENJOY .d CL _,,.R CONSCBNCE PERLM...N D&SH S.~DDENS COMMUNITY If your 1966-67 pledge is not Friends in the Congre gation now paid, YOU are delinquent ~ B' nai Israe l grieve with Mrs . \Jo arc wall into tho fourth quar- 1 Robert 1--orlman ov3r tho sudden ter . vihon spring arrive s, it al·- ~ doath of her husband from a ways finds us scraping the bottom heart attack in Chicago , rlpril 12 . of tho barrel for funds to pay Tho marriage of r-'ir . and hrs . salarie s, utilities and other ur- Forlman on December 15 of last gent Tompl o expe nse s, and this yoar was announce d in tho Temple .. is the situation r.i[h t now . Talk Bull0tin . Mrs . Perlman C~ t you chock in at once, and (uudrey ) is the daughter of the avoid having tho Finance Committee Samuc 1 L'ipmans . Posse breathing down your neck . Pleaso and thank you . I Page 6 �~NNIVERS1~RIES YAHRZEIT TILLii A.t-w.::Y~FF, mother of Mrs . Nathan Broutman, May 1 SAMUEL AgHENDORF, fathor of Abo, Isadore , ·Jacob and Max Ashondorf , May 4 . REGINA GRANIK, mother '6f Mrs. william Starn, May 12 SAMUEL STROMBERG, father of Dr . Maurice ·Stromb.:i rg, Msi;y 13 ROSE KOHN, mother of Mrs. Jack Lipman, May 15, Iyar 5 JOSEPH BLUMBERG, fathor of Mrs. Samuel La-v, son, May 18, Iyar. 8 HARRY FISH:2:R, husband of Mrs . Anna . Fisher, father of Mr. Eugene Fisher, May 21 CAROL CHARLOTTE STiINDLZR, daughter · cf Mr. and Mrs . Milton Stoindlor, ${star of Mr. Jack Stoindlor, Ma:y 27 BARNBT GREENBERfil, father of Mrs . Sol A. Silverman, May 28 LOUISE ARON, mother of Mr. Louis Aron, May 29 . ANNIE r!I1J.,£R, mother of Dr. Phillip Miller, May 2_9.,.,___I....y_a_r_l_9_ _ _ _ __, 1 .. ... •---·--·- -------- CONDOLENCE To tho family of LOUIS DARMST~D'IER fathe r of Mrs. Jack Stc indlor, who passed away hpril 9. May his memory bo for a ble ssing . -------~----·• --·- •·- ~ MEMORIAL STONE TO-~------~BE UNVEILED Announcement has boon made that tho unveiling of tho Memorial Stone for Harry Fisher will take place Sunday, May 21~ at J:00 PM Pago 7 Mr . & Mrs . Mr . & Mrs . Mr.· & hrs . !i!:.:.__,3!, ,Mr 9 • Marcus Boss, May 7 Ral?h Hawkins, May 10 .Tod NG unmr, :May ·l• · SaE1ucl Klayf.J M~l3!L CONTRIBUTIONS InMomo:rx: -oTiouis Dc;trmstadtor . Board.. of -Education for Roiigious . School from Mrs. Harry ·Fis~or Youth Group Scholarship .l"und from Mrs . Alexander Smith and Mr . & Mrs : ttarrison Friend Gardon Fund from Mr . and Mrs . Milton Stoindler General Fund, _from Mr. and Mrs . Samuel Shumachor and hrs . Solma Cahn . In Memory of _Robert 1-\Jrlrnan Gardon ·Fund, fr;om Mr . and hrs • ~1:-~~--~~~ndlo~_-___· _ __. ; _ ASHENDORFS DON,, TE UNION H.H.GGADAH& h g,rncrous supply of Union Ha,';"gadahs has been donated for Temple use by tho .t.1.shcndorf familias • ...rrangcmon ts, handled by Mr . ...bo ...shondorf, specify copios in memory of Mr . Louis Darms tad te r , Mrs . 1..ndrew Epstein , Mrs . Roso Singer, Mr. Ralph Jacobs , Mr . Harold Rosen, ~Jr . Josiah ~Jioner and 1v1r. Paul \.honor . ·-----~- REFU1,H SH..,L..Th,H Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MR . M.,.X KOF'.GLOFF ~S. JEROME S TZfu'\J who -we re _hospitalizs.9 in .t1.pril ~ �C•.NTOR JOSEPH SING12,R EXF'RESSE.S .....tI:-h.ECL.1.TION ------·-··- - ·.. (Copy of letter to Mr • .;,.lan Oppenheimer, President of Temple) · March 19, 1967 Dear ,~la.n: I am deeply grateful to you, the Congregation, and our distinguished Rabbi Hosenberg for presenting me with the final seven volumes and index rounding out the complete set of the Cancino translation of the Babylonian Talmud. Indeed I am highly honored by this lofty token of appreciation by our C0 ngrogation for my humble services, and I cherish this holy gift above any I have ever received. iach of the seven volumes has been thoughtfully inscribed by Rabbi hosenberg with appropriate Talmudic quations and personal tributes which I prize and for which I am most thankful. With our present devout and dedicated spiritual leadership our Congregation has an unusual opportunity to grow spiritually and with the Grace of the ,.1.lmighty may it progress from strength to strength. Sincefoly, Joseph Sinro·r ------- -----~~ ·-.---~~- - -------------·-,--- CONGREG.. TION BI N,~I . IS&.i L FOUR T'd & viEBS TER MUS~ffiG01~, MICHIGuN 4941.ll �APRIL 1967 HADASSAH NEWSLETTER LEATRICE ENNIS, PRESIDENT We often agree with Shakespeare that this world of ours can be likened to a stage. On this stage we see a great pageant of life beillg enacted all around us---a kaleidoscope of people, color, purposes, scenes---one act or fascet terminating, another beginning, yet all woven into one great tapestry---creation, story, and play. Hadassah is profoundly concerned with survival of our people and is committed to a dynamic program of education and guidance. Our youth is the indispensable link to the future. One of our acts is Youth Aliyah, of which a kinetic force is at wrk and plays a dynamic impact on their lives in years to come. make alive, smite and heal.He doth teach man understanding and also to do good. He smite-th in righteousness and justice and healeth in mercy and lovingkindness. No crafty device can be concealed from Him, for naught is hidden from His sight. He causeth healing plants to grow and doth implant in the hearts of sages skill to heal by His manifold mercies and to declare marvels to the multitude, that all that live may know that He made them, and that beside Him there is none to save •• Be ye mindful of Him at all times and seek Him in truth and uprightness and rectitude that ye may prosper in all that ye do; then He will cause you to prosper and ye shall be praised by all men ••• As for you, be strong and let not your hands slacken, for there is a reward for your labours. God is with you when ye are with Him. L ye will keep His covenant and walk in His statutes to cleave unto them, ye shall be as saints in the sight of all men, and they shall say: 11 Happy is the people that is in such a case; happy is that people whose God is the Lord". We express our impact on healing, teaching and research. The ideals underlying medicine in Israel stem from centuries-old Jewish traditions. The Hadassah Medical Organization, which is over a half century old, and the Hadassah-Hebrew ' University Center in Jerusalem, now its headquarters, were made possible by a combination of 2 forces in Hadassah: the need to test DATES TO REMEMBER! truth by its ability to work---and Zionism---devotion to Jewish survival and our STUDY GROUP - SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1967 people---a movement of profnund growth AT 1:30 P.M. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. in our democracy. HARRY BERMAN, 1401 SCENIC DRIVE, IN Other acts or rolls we play is the commNORTH MUSKEGON. unicating force on teaching and searching out new: skills :for expanding ever increas- HADASSAH MEETING WEDNESDAY EVENING, ingly mechanized and automated economy. MAY 24, 1967. 8:00 P.M. PLACE OF The system of vocational education stand- MEETING WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER. ards are continually being set forth in At this meeting a detailed report will Israel and are being adapted by others. be given concerning the Regional Con. ference which will be held in Detroit, Michigan Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday One of the most poig.aant moments in a doctor's life is the moment when he reMay 16, 17, and 18th. cites his oath of allegiance to his vocation. The graduates of the Hebrew HADASSAH DONOR DINNER -SUNDAY EVENING, University-Hadassah Medical School recite MAY 21, 1967 --6:30 P.M. TO BE HELD AT the Oath of Asaph on this occasion: HOLIDAY INN. MORE DETAILS FORTHCOMING. Asaph Ben Berachyahu was a Jewish doctor who is thought to have lived in Israel during the 6th century C.E. Jewish teachers of medicine administered his oath to their students through the centuries. It was in continuation of this tradition that the Hebrew UniversityHadassah Medical School chose the Covenant of Asaph Ha-rofeh (the physician:) And ye shall not harden your hearts against the poor and the needy, but heal them; and ye shall not call good evil or evil good ••• And ye shall not make use of any manner of idolworship to heal thereby, nor trust in the healing powers of any form of their worship •• And now, put your trust in the Lord your God and God of truth, the living God, for he doth kill and 11 • • • If you have not already sent in your donor contribution, please do so; otherwise you'll be contacted. This is just a reminder. � 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-19670505 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 1967-05-05 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 5, 1967 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 5, 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/a960aab9618dba4de6a04906d85d4c67.pdf 64ec0a8f8f80e35d78a574de85615df0 PDF Text Text B~JAI ISRAEL BULLETIN Muskegonv Michigano Abraham Ruderman Rab'oi ~~-Ma · Bernard Fisher Presiden·i; 0 61) 1953=~FFitIATED71ITH UNION OF AMERo fi'EBREW CONGREGATIONS=.• Inr Gl~Zlla SABBATH EVE SERVICES Fridayp May ~v ~:JO PoM& lNTERFAI TH YOUJrl SERVI CE l'his service will be conducted by the following members or the Temple Youth :iroup~ Elaine Barup Benita Singers James Price !> Herbert Klinep Kurt Rosen!) rris Kushner 9 Wilma Fox and Gloria Goldeno Sermonettes will be given by James Price and Herbert Klineo 1'he young people of a number of churches~ :ts well as the youth e;roup from •remple Emanuel of Grand Rapids fl have been in= vited to participate in this servicec An Oneg Shabbat will bu held in the vestry following the serviceo David Brace and Ell~n Silvers will also participate, MOTHER)S DAY3/\;8/YTH SERVICE l'he pupils or our school will pay tri~ Our children's birthdays during the cute to MOTHERS and give thanks to God P_lli_!!:!2.l.Ihh will be named at the Sabbath at a special SABBATH MORNING !3BRVICEf) Morning Serviceo . Yiay 9th at ll:00 AoM<> Mo·t hers will be presented with a corsa,ge as a token or their childrenws appreciationo The fol= lowing pupils will participate~ Janet ioberts 0 leader; Nancy Klayr~ sermonette~The fina}. meeting of the current ~ear trwi.n August v Lynn Che·vlin 9 Sanford M.i.l- o.t the Parents-Teachers Association of l.erf Marian Greenberg" Sandra Augustf) Temple B nai Israel will feature a Sym~rilyn Stein 0 Barry Besati Linda Rubin= posium on the subject: "FOR A MORE EFFECs ekyr Joyce Golden~ Lana Kay Broutipano TIVE REL::GIOUS SCHOOL"r. Representine ~.ll parents and friends are invited to the teachers will be Mrs o Leo Fonstein 1ttendo and l-'1irs 0 Eugene Fisherfi the P .. TG>-A<> will be represented by Mrso Herbert Steinman SUNDAY A3SEMBLI and Dro -~;eymour Cane<:> The spokesman for t:ne Sisterhood will be Mrso Fo Staino Dn Sunday 0 May 10th the pupils or our The role of the School Board will be dis, :teligious School will wi·tness a panora= cussed by Mro Douglas Rosenn All parentt 11a c,r Jewish history when Grade J under and friends are urged to attend this the direction of their teacher~ Mrso important meeting in which the functionJerome Cherin will present a television ing or each of the above organizations show at the assemblyo It will incorpor- in connection with our school will be ite the subject matter or the class for establishedo MODERATOR~ HERBERT STEit-.'MAN the yea1"~ which will be enacted by all the members of the classo Parents and IMPORTAN'l' DA TES rriends are cor·dially invited,, The assembly will begin at llgJO AoMo (May 1f::'":Y'outh= Group conducts Service,, ) 0 00f'C)8.0 0 " 11 - YA}ffiZEITS ee-wne- ( {May { (May Abe and Isadore Ashen= (May 3amuel Ashendorf 9 father of Jacob~ Max~ (May 4,) dorf"o ~rnest Klein 11 husband of .Mrso Sarah (May 9) Klein _. (May {May ·{May ( 000 0 000000000000000 0000 0 8:30 PMt 900,,Family ServiceQMO't herfls progra 11:00 AGM lla)B'na.i Brith Meetingoo8:15 PoMo) 12o~P&ToA~ SYMPOSIUMco8~15 P.M~ ) 130,Adult Study Group,")Q~:30 P.M., ) 140 )Temple Board MeetingooB:15 P."M l 17 o 1Hadassah Special Celebration { 8:15 P ..~ . . ., . . _ 0 . ~_.,,.,, _,. ...... �!:!Q.1.'HEll::~::~~1253 'b - ..;;.. A regular meeting of Bunai Brith will be held on Monda.yv May 11th at, 8il5 PM., All members are urged to at;tend as a number of' important matterE1 w:i.11 be con= sidered~ PERSONAitS Congratulations to Mro & Mrso Harvey Leventhal and to Mr o & Mrs c, Jeiss Levin on the birth of their daughters on May lst,, They will be named publicly at . the service on Friday eveni.ng-: OQGDOOOOOOOODQOOe00coseooo Our deepest prayers for the recovery of Mrso Joseph Simon who is still very :tll,J Who rushes home in her new hat To make our meal in minutes flat 9 And chat.a or meet:5.ngs she 'ii s been at 7 MY MOTHERa Who hears us pla~ new things to"do~ Like hike from here to Timbuktuv And packs her bag and says 9 "'Me too"'? MY MOTHER<> Who' 11 never be the type that 11 s quaint f) Nor be revered as super=saint? Whois loved in ways that Whistler 11 s SHAVUOS SHA VUOS==The Festival Who serves a quick lunch out or ca.n s? Who stacks the dishes and then lams To see, the game with all us fans? MY MOTHERo ainit'? or Pent:1.cost MY MOTHER., i) will be observed from Tuesday eveningn May 19th to Thursdav May -2lstc Services will be held on TUesday · .eve at' 8~30 PMi:i and memorial services will be held on Thursday morning a·t 11~00 Aol'-lc. This is (Any similarity to members or our Temple organizations is purely unintentional)o ooeooocooooanonaooaomoooeoooaao~ one of our major holidays and it be= .SISTERHOOD BAZAAR hooves us all to attend services on this important occasiono We wish to extend cmr deepest apprecia._-..:::::._~~~- HAllASSAH Hadassah i n v i t e s th'e whole conmunity~ men and women/) to attend a special eel= ebration in honor of Israelws Fifth tion for the hard work and co-operation to one a~d all who helped make this eve.nt the social aud financial succ:-;es.J it wasQ Our sinc~rest thanks also ·t o all other orga.nizat,ions and concerns who contributed to this note=wot-thy Birthday.,, An Impressive and appropriate a.f£air 0 May we all. go on to greater program has been arrangedo The date g accon:1pli shruenta in the tutu.rev with the SlJNPA.Y~VENING,L...,MA,Y l7T.1Li, at e:~15 PoMo good will or our entir,e community" -==---=...._ ™. IiHA:f.,.l.~ GOQQl "What is the real good?" I a&ked in musing moodg "Order,." said. the law court ~ HELEN ROBERTS ii ELLEN ARON 9 BETTY PRICEti (General Chairmen) aoona30~00ooooncoanoeooeooooo "Knowledgef)n said the achoo; 1 nTruth~" said the wise man9 "PlPainJ.re 9 n said the fool; "i.oYe 9 " said t~hd maiden~ "Beauty~ rt said the page; "F'reedom~" ·said the dreamer; 'Home ,: " said t.he sage; 1 "Pame ,. " said th~ soldier; "Bqui£,r» said the seero Spake hea~t. full sadly 11 Th't.'i' answer i~ not here ° 9 Then within my bosom~ softly ·this I heardg my "Each heart holds the secret 0 ld.ndn.ess is the word_," To sp!iJJak wisely may not always be easy; nut not '~o speak ill requires only silence,, 08~l00~000~0¢C¢0000000000 !t is no~~ the great,ness or· a man ws mean~ that makes him independent 0 so much a!l the smallness of his wantso OOC)OOODDDOQOO~QGOOOQC-000 Relie;ion is the be:st. armor in the world,, But the worst cloak<, � 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-19530506 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 1953-05-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 6, 1953 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 6, 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/328f9e2b8f01f280fc5de2f283773b69.pdf ffd489a689a69bf88d2f1fd54c99dc08 PDF Text Text fr-1·· , ..... . 1- l I : ,, . ~ ti' 'i . i·': .!i li E lv1 P,~E ALK .rtl" .. ~·~!'!'G,~~-~ -E: illip Rosenberg, ~:bbi oel Wiener, President TEMPLE B'NAf I S-~AEL - - - ----- -· _ __ I ------ Vol. VIII, No . 28 May 6 May 13 May 20 May 21 Iyar-Sivan 5726 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES Friday Evening Sermon=: rrsTEPS TO NENTAL BALANCE" Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steindler Kiddush Friday Evening FAMILY WORSHIP SERVTCE Birthday I}le ssiJlg .Ceremony Oneg Shabbat Friday .c,;ve ning Sermon~ "UNCONQUERABLE S.FIRIT" Participants: Dr. & Mrs . fhillip Miller Kiddush V.!.;..:iKcGON, lvttCf May, 1966 8:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 10:00 AM Saturday Norning CONFIRMATION SERVICE Confirmands:· Jerry Ashendorf, Marguerite Bacon Regina Bruelbeck, Susan Fisher, Janet Friend, Robert Galombeck, Lee Oppenheimer, Carla-Rapoport, Larry Roetter, hichard Roetter, Barbara Rosen Carol Steindler, Richard Steinman, Edward Stern THE CONGREGATION IS INVITED TO LUNCH IN THE SOCIAL HALL FOLLOWING TH.i: CONFIRMATION SERVICE May 25 May 27 Mav 7 _ 11__ 2l & 29 Wednesday Morning TRADITIONAL SHAVUOS SERVICE Friday .C:vening Sermon: 11 THE FORCES WITHIN US" Kiddush .TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabba_th Mornines 8:30 AM 8:00 PM 8:30 AM �CALENDAR, MAY , 1966 !following, though not in accordance 1 Sun 1 TYG Youth Dialogue 7 : 00 to their ~osition on the team as Zion Methodist Church every job was a major one and no Weds 11 Hadassah Donor .:inner 6 : 00 task a minor one : Blintzes -B . Broutman , D. Silve r_Bill Stern Restaurant Tues 17 Hadassah Open Board fi : 00 ! man , G. Greenberg , · B. Levin , H. Home : H. Parker ! Parker, F . Stern, I . Siegel . 1316 frinceton Knishes- L . Ennis , L . Shumacher, 1 Thurs 19 BOARD OF TRUST..IBS 7 : 45 I D, Stromberg . Matza Ball Soup- V. Tues 24 Sisterho~d Meetin~ 8 : 00 : Ashendorf , B. Ashe ~:dorf, L , Shu1 : 30 ; macher, D. Stromb~rg , I . Fonstein, Weds 25 Hadassah Blue Box 1~Convention reports , Financial re - ; M. Roetter, S , Stern . Challah-L . port on the Taste ang 1~eat Bazaar ! Cherin, R. Oppenheimer, E . Galomand r rnsident' s Closing report will ! beck . Sales of Challah- J . Earman , &lef Brisket - F . August , be given at this important Sister- :I E . Lipman . , - - -= - - - · hood meeting . ! R. Oppenheimer . Desserts-B . SilRELIGIOUS SCHC OL SESSIONS ; be rman, M. Kan tor . Aprons-A . May 1, 8, 15 , 22 & 29 _.: Cahill , V_. , As_hendorf, B. · Ashenq.orf•, All Hebrew Classes - 9 : 00 10:.00 . :.L... Cherin~ Publicity-A . Cahill , Religious School Classes-10 : 00-12:00 j E. Cahill. f-hone . Conta«ts -B. HADASSAH TO BRING BOUS ·MAY 25 Mercer •. Solicitations-~ . Law~onJ -b t· . Decorations- M. bacon , ~ - Cahill, Your bl ue b ox or con t ri u ion l .::., · · · u ts-M . Bae on, A, wi· 11 b e your a dmission to nadassah' s '.·--¼hi - ·:te ~lenhan -·· r ; . · r.Dl ue Box ad De t d d i Cahill , E, Cahill . Sisterhood n sser on ,i e nes ay, , . _ ------fMay 25 at 1 : 30 at the Temple • . Join i Gift Shop- ~: Galombeck: CofEee us for an afternoon of cards and . , Shop-B . Ley-i nr __D: Pumpian, ,,, :1 Wolosin . . Book .t;di tors-R . Oppen. . . . conversation . i he.imer , R. Rosep, M. Kantor , . Typist-B .- Broutman, Book Sa l e_~SIST J;RHCOD Ai'INOUi~CES MAY LINKS Mrs. Nathan Broutman will serve i R. Lawson, E . Aron. Ba ke Sa l e sas chairman of the May Sisterhood ! R. Parker; G. Greenberg, L. Singe r , Links . Her committee will consist B. J:rice. Hostesses~D. Stromberg) of: Mrs . Morris Kantor , Mrs. And- i L. ChGrin, T. liv iener , P . vvie ner, rew Epstein, hrs . Lewis Jaffe , Mrs~ 1 L_. hothschild, C. Jacobs . Cente r Marvin Gudelsky , Mrs . Libby ~ose pieces- F . Steindle r, Door Prize and I1rs . Maurice Stromberg, Budd ' s Jewelry; · Thanks are extended 'to last · Did we miss anyone??? If so, month ' s Chairman and Committee : Mrs . ! please accept our heartfelt sin•, care ·11 thank ·you 11 as a strictly S . Shumacher, Mrs . R. trice , Mrs . S . }rice, f'~rs . H. Steinman , Mrs . s . personal one to y ou. S~lv e rmand, l\M'Irs • HJ- . Fri~nd, · Mrs • · H. ·. _;_S..::i....s_t_e_r__h_o...;o_d_B_'_n_a_i_ I_s_r_a_e_l_ F is 00 r an r-&.- · ~ ·1 ev in~. . l966- 67 TEtifrL~ OFFICERS ELECTED President- Alan Oppenheimer; 1st Al 1 RZCIA TION & THANKS . V . P .-Dr.. M. Kant or; 2nd V . P .-H. vJe all gg:ree : The Taste c1.nq.. - Stel.rmian ; · Tr easurer- M. Rothschild; Treat affair was a success-thanks Secretary-I. Ashendorf . Trustees : to the efforts of so many. We are j , Lev in, D. Rapoport, .J . ,,,Ch~,r~n , . at a loss as to where to begin i n J .• A:;;hendorf 1- TJ . Nawner .1. .!!.; , l'riend; our list of ere di ts ~ · ·vve thank the · · A. Ashendor.1, • vnener . I I I I _____ �YAHRZEIT TILLIE Afu..--YEFF , mother of Mrs. Nathan Broutman, May 1 _ S.Al\i UEL AS!MNDOfil', father of ·Abe, Max, Isadore & Jacob Asheridorf·, · May 4 LEAH SHUMACHER, mother of Nr'. Sam Shumacher, May 11 ANNIE MILL~R, mother of Dr . thillip Miller , May 9, , Iyar 19 REG:i:NA GAANIK, mother of Mrs. William Stern , May 12 SAMUEL STROMB£RG, father of Dr. Maurice Stromberg, ¥iay 13 IRVING J. °W OLFGANG, father of Mrs . :Oernard Fisher, May 13, Iyar . 23 SARAH ROS~NBERG, mother of Mr . Robert Rosenberg, May 16, Iyar 26 NAT'tlAN JACOBS , father of Mr . Y~yer Jacobs, :May 16, Iyar 26 CAROL C. STEINDLi R, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Hilton Steindler, May 27 BARNET GREENB2RG, .father of Mrs . Sol Greenberg, Yia.y 28 MOLLIE FLAXEt-.N , mother of Mrs . Leo Rosen, May 28, Sivan 9 LOUISE ARON , mother of Mr~ Louis Aron, May 29 ~ I CONDCLENCE To the ·family of ELLIS CH:::VLIN husband of ¥1rs . Rosalyn Chevlin, who pas sed away on. March 31. May his memory be for a blessing . ANNIVERSARIES Mr . & Mrs. Marcus Bess , May 7 Mr . & Ivtrs . Ralph Haw ldns, May 10 Mr . & ¥1rs . Ted Neumer, May 10 · Mr. & Mrs . Louis Be rman, May· 11 · Mr . & Mrs . Sam Klayf, . May 24 REEUAH SH.AYLAMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery .- to MR. HARRY FISI-L~R ...... ~·- ,-:--:. . who is still a patient at Ha9kley and to · MRS . EUGENE FISHER . who was hospi talized -_cjuring Ap:ril. · OUR MANY THAN KS •• • • to Herb Steinman for ·his con~ tribution of '·a lawn mower to the Tem~le . A gesture such as this is a distinct financial saving to the Te.mple.• BEST \vISIBS ...TO Mr. & l'lrs •. Lzordon Kaufman, who were married in Boston on A~ril 16J Gordon is the son of ¥Jr . & ·Mrs. Kelly Kaufman, and Nrs . Kaufman is the former Lorna . Nickerson~: · PAY NOW - PRAY LATER The Finance Committee must insist that t h ose members of -t he Congre gation who have not yet pa id the ir four th quarter dues , do so immediately . · IN AF.t- REC IA TION are out of funds and must W e - The family of Ellis Chevlin wishes! have your dues in nrder to meet to thank the Congregation for the our salary and utility expenses. many kindnesses extended during his The Committee has neither the illness and at the time of his death . time nor inclination to call The many cards and expressions of individual members to ask for sympathy are greatly appreciated . money . If you have not paid your IMPORTANT NOTICE : MEETING DATES, dues, please stop now and write THANK YOU NOTICES FOR THE JUNE, JULY your check. & AUGUST BL1LLETIN ARE DUE THURSDAY , 1 This is not a routine request for funds . 1.·iE MUST HAVE YOUR DU ..S Y..AY 26, IN wRITING . PLEASE NOTE THrsl THIS WEEK. COVERS THROUGH AUGUST. I �FINAL STANDINGS B1 NAI Bhl '.l'H .BOWLING LZAGUE TBAM STANDINGS: Team #1 - Dan Silberman - Maurice S~romberg Team #3 - Art Greenberg - Jack Lipman Team #4 - Herb Ennis - Al Parker Team #2 - Herb Kohn - Gene Pumpian 1965-66 SEASON SUBS TI TU TES: Alan Parker Morris Teles HIGH GAME: Jack Lipman, Morris T9 les Al Parker HIGH SERIES: Dan Silberman, Al Parker, Jack Lipman FINAL INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Al Parker 169 Morris Teles 155 Herb Kohn 145 Dan Silberman 167 Alan farker 1$4 Gene fumpian 145 Maurice Stromberg 167 Jack Lipman 150 Herb Ennis _115 Art Greeneerg ·162 TROPHIES WILL EE PRESENTED AT TH~ B1 NAI BRITH INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS FOR THE FCLLOvi ING EVEN TS: First Place Team Members, 'High Series · (Handicap), High Game (Handicap), Most Improved Bowler. Respectfully submitted, Al ~arker, Secretary UJC CHAIR¥.iAN EXTENDS Tlliu"\J°KS The success· ·o f our UJC drive depends on the cooperation of all the community. flease make every effort to send in yo.ur pled ge as soon as possible. I wish especially to thank the following for their support and assistance: Marvin Gudelsky, Rose Lawson, Lewis Jaffe, Morton Kantor , Bob Libner, Doug Rosen , Jess Levin, Alan Oppe nheimer, Abe Ashendorf, Max Rothschilq, Jack Steindler, Isadore Ashendorf , Dan Rapoport, Joel Wiener, and Jack Lipman. Dr. Arthur Greenberg, 1966 Chairman UJC --------- CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL FOU .. TI! & ' .EBSTER STREETS MUSKEGCN , MICHIGAN 49441 Office Phone: PA2-2702 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. 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-19660506 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 1966-05-06 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 6, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 6, 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/42dadcb9a36544955a0df2cc1ca164e3.pdf ba8bcc92a58b880f5627df53ff0c6f98 PDF Text Text 8NA Sr<ACL BULLET '\J Muskegon, Michigan Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi •••.••••••• . •••. . •••••....•••.• . ••••.••.•••.. Douglas Rosen, President May 8, 1959 ................... llisa.11 30 •.•.••••••••••• Affiliated with the UNION OF i'J1ERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATION •••••••.•••. • ••.•• . Te:r.iple Office Phone 2-2702. • . • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • . • • • . • • . . . • • . . • • . • . . • Pa.y Phone 2-914 7 o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COMMUNITY LIBERAL SERVICES May 8th, Sabbath Eve •••.•.••••••.•...•.•.•.•.••...•• 8:15 P.M. Sermon: 11 Great Mothers in Israel 11 May 15th, Sabbath Eve ••.•••••••...•••..•....•••.•..• 8:30 P.M. Semon by Rabbi ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TRADITIONAL SERVICES 8th & 15th . .. Friday. ~ ...................................• May 9th & 16th .•• Saturday .....••.• .• •••.....•.....•••..••.••. May 7:.30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .--CALNrnAR ( Continued) MAY Fri 8 - Services 7:30 & 8:15 P.M. Mothers Day & Fanily Services Oneg Shabbat Fri 15 - Services 7:30 & 8:30 P.M. Hadassah Sabbath in honor of Israel Independance Day - Oneg Shabbat Sat 9 - Services 8:30 A.M. Confirnation 11:00 A.M. Sat 16 - Services 8:30 A.M. No Confiroation Rehearsal TYG Dance for Congregation 8:30 12:30 P.M. Sun 10 Sunday School & Assenbly: Parents Day Sisterhood Mothers Day Progran 2:00 PM No Confir.r.iation Rehearsal in afternoon Israelc Bonds - Jan Bart entainer, Grossr.1.a.Il residence, 8:15 P.M. Sun 17 Sunday School & Assenbly: Hadassah Confimation Rehearsal 1:00 - 3:00 PH TYG Business Meeting Mon 11 Hebrew School Teachers Meeting 8:15 P.M. Mon 18 Hebrew School Tu 19 Hebrew School Tu 12 Hadassah closing luncheon & Installation 1:00 P.M. Y.W.C.A. Wed 20 Sisterhood closing neeting 1:00 PM Adult Education Session #3 7:30 - Hebrew 8:40 - Conparative Religions Th 21 Sisterhood Activity (final session) Hebrew School B1 nai Brith Meeting 8:30 P.M. Fri 22 Services 7:30 & 8:30 P.M. Final TYG Sabbath - Oneg Shabbat Wed 13 Th 14 ISRAEL INDEPllJ'DANCE DAY Sisterhood General Meeting 1:00 P.M. Hebrew School Adult Education Session #2 7:40 - Hebrew 8:40 - Comparative Religions Hebrew School (No Bar Mitzvah Class) Board of Directors Meeting (Temple) 8:30 P.M. �COREECTED FIRST FA.GE OF 111\.Y 8th BULLETIN (DETACH HERE AND ATTACH LOWER PORTION OF THIS PAGE OVER ORIGINAL FIRST PAGE Mothers D&.y & Fa:!:!ily Services Sen~on: 11 Groe.t lfotr,ers in Israel" May 15th ...... Sabbath Evs ................... . ......... . 8:30 ? .M. Hatfossah Sabbath in Honor of Isr ael Independance Day Hrs. Horris Levine, Mrs. Sol Zoll, Mrs. Allan Oppenhejiae:::-, & Mrs. Edward Palay will participat e . Oneg Shabbat TRADITIONAL SH'R\TICES Y.i.AY May 8th & 15t:i .. ... Frid.ay ... . ... .. . . ..... ........ . .... .... 7:30 P.M . May 9th & 16th .. ... Saturday . . . .... ....... .• . ... ..•.. ... ... 8:30 A.M. CALBJDAR Fri 8 Services 7 :30 & 8:15 P.H. Mothers Day & Family Services Oneg ShabbF.tt Sat 9 Services 8:30 A. M. Confirmation 11:00 A.M. Sat 16 Services 8:30 A.M. :fo Confima t:Lon Rehearsal TYG Dance for Congregation 8:30-12:30 PM Sun 17 Sunday School & Assembly: Hadassah Confirmation Rehearsal 1:00 - 3:00 PM TYG Business Meeting Sun 10 Sunday School & Assenbly: In honor of Mon 18 Hebrew School Eothers Day Sisterhood Mothers :Uay Progra..1;1 2:00 P.M. Tu 19 Hebrew School No Corifimation rehearsal in afternoon Israel Bonds - Jan Bart ontertaine r ,8:15PM Wed 20 Sisterhood Closfag Luncherin & Installation 1:00 PM (DREL1ES RESTAURJ\NT) Mon 11 Hebrew Schoel Hebrew School 'I'eachers Meeting 8:15 P .M. Adult Education Session #3 7: 30 Hebrew 'I'u. 12 Ha.d'lssah Closing Lunchaon & Installation 8:40 Comparative Religions Y. ~ .C.A. - 1:00 P.M. He brm; S ~!1001 Th 21 Sisterhood Activity (final session ) Hebrew School Wed 13 ISRAEL INDEPENDANCE DAY B 1 nai Brith Meeting 8:30 P .M . S:::.sterhoc,d General Meeting 1:00 PM Hebrew Sehool Fri 22 Services 7:30 & 8:30 P.M. Adult Education Session #2 Final TYG Sabbath Oneg Shabbat 7: 40 - Hebrew 8 : 40 - CoEipara ti ve Religions B:ef:µah Shelaymah ----·------------------------------------------ Th 14 He,brew School (No Bar Hitzvah Class) Board of Directors (Temple) 8:30 P.M . Fri 15 Serv:l.ces 7: 30 & 8: 30 P.H. H.a,.1.assd1 Sabbath in Honor of Israel Indepcndance Day Oneg Shabbat We a re happy that Mrs. Robert Rosenberg is now at ho~e and doi.!lg well in recuperating from her recent operation. All her friends send their best wishes and pray that she will be back with us very soon. �TEMPLE FAMILY - Anni -zrsarh°JS Mr. & :Mrs. Marcus Bess, May 6 CONGRATULATIONS* Cont inued parents, Hr . & Mrs. :tv'.1c1.rvin Sphiller. Hrs. Schiller is our own Nancy Klayf, daughter of Nr. & Nrs. Sam Klayf . Mr. & Mrs. Ted Neu.rner, }fay 10 Mr. & Hrs. Louis BeTirian, May 11 - - - - -- --------------------1 Yahrzeits Ida Opean, mother of Mrs Sam Broutrnan, May 4 Congratulations to Mr. &. Hrs. Robert Price on the birth of their daughter, Kelly Ruth, on April 6th. Also our best wishes to the grandparents, Mr. & Nrs . Samuel Price. -------------------------------------------------- SI S'rERHOOD Samuel Ashcmdorf, husband·, :Mrs.: Icia Asmndorf' • .rather ·of, . _,_·. I sad or e Ashendorf, Max A special "HOTP..ER' S DAY PROGRAM" will be held in the Temple on Sunday, May 10th, at 2:00 P.M. Ashendorf, Abe Ashendorf,Jake Ashendorf, May 4 The entire community is invited. Samuel DeJong father of Gustaav DeJong, Yia.y 8 The closing luncheon and installation of Ernest Klein husband of Sarah Klein, May 9 Sisterhood B'nai I srael will be held at :::.~1.1,LE..S RESTAURANT - Fireside Room, on Wednesday, Goldy Gershen grandmother of Mrs Erwin 1fuy 20th, at 1:00 P .M. Chark, May 13 :tl.ary Simkin :nother of Mrs Stanley Kaplan May 15 A regular meeting of Sisterhood B 1 nai Israel will be held in the Temple on Wednesday, May 13th at 1:00 P.H. Nathan Jacobs father of Meyer Jacobs, May 21 Ulah Miller mother of Hrs James Metz May 23 Settchen Loeb mother of Mrs Louis Darmstadter, May 10 (2 Iyar) Joseph Blumberg, father of Mrs Sam Lawson, May 16 (8 Iyar) FANNIE ROSEN MEMORIAL FUND The Fannie Rosen Memorial Fund was fou..'1ded in memory of a true woman of valor. Its purpose is a charitable one and as such it is most fitting that donations of memorial or tribute be made to it. Through it we perpetuate not only her memory but the good deeds for which she stood . Any contribution may be made through the Temple Office or Mrs. Ko:rmna Gu.delsky. Refuah ShelayIJ!8.h }re . of fo r · our pr ayers .for t'h'e •cor:iple'to· re-'.:: • cov0ry of Mrs. Hoy-J r Jc. CO~)S- vrho .:•t.l.Ildorw'cmt· ·.-·· -· surgur : ,. t l1L; woGk at Holl,md Hospito.i-:I1fo• vi citort1 ·o.llowod .until f urther notice). 0 con GRf.TULATIOrJS Congratulation s to Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Klayf on the birth of their granddaughter Lori Jo, on April 26, also congratulations to the (Continued next column) SISTERHOOD ACTIVITIES The sessions of Cancer Dressings held on Thursday afternoons in the Temple will terminate with the May 21st session. These sessions will be resumed 'again in the Fall. SISTERHOOD PASSOVER SEDER Our thanks and appreciatjon again go to the ambitious corp of Sisterhood women who planned and prepared our Passover Seder: The Mesdames Max Ashendorf, Isadore Ashendorf, Ralph August, Louis Berman, Harry Berman, Harrison Friend, Warner Galombeck, Arthur Greenburg, Nathan Broutman, Albert Parker, Samuel Lawson, Leo Rosen, Ted Neumer, Charles R.ubinsky,' Fred Stein and Samuel Price . Our deepest thanks for a job well done. Mrs. Douglas Rosen, President of Sisterhood HADASSAH The closing luncheon and L~stallation of Hadassah will be held on Tuesday, }1ay 12th, at 1:00 P.M. at the Y.W . C.A. �~HIGHLIGHTS OF SISTERHOOD CONVENTION APR 6-8 t o servo ':is cormc~ity. We need com.ion goals for social betten1ent and for social action. Report by MRS. DOUGLAS ROSEN Our Sunday School program is a farce unless it Sisterhood Sabbath Sermon - April 10, 1959 is activated in the hoBe. The six women who attended the State Convention Every menber should strive to be an intelligent in Flint have benefited largely in three areas: and thoroughly creative individual. And as first, in an understanding of the n echanics per- Mr s. Jacobson so aptly asked - are "YOU" part taining to Sisterhood I s proper functioning: of the answer or are 11 YOU 11 the problem? providing financial support for our Religious School, guiding our Youth Group, and serving as Report by MRS. ALBERT PARKER an Auxiliary to the Temple and Coran.u nity. Secondly, a clearer understanding of our role of "Spiritual Values & Responsibilities of Sister11 Dedication to Jewish & Hur.iani tarian Causes 11 . hood11 - by Rabbi Frankel of Lansing In dedicat:i.ng ourselves to Jewish causes we a::..~o We are partners with God i....'1 endless tasks of obligated to educate ourselves to our religi01.1s creation. Tho greater our conception of God, heritage through adult education. Today we seG the greater will be our concept of man. Basic those of us of the so-called 11 l ost-genera tj_on 11 belief in Judaism grows out of hUJ.ian experilighting Sabbath candles and observing tho fesences. Because God is good, just, loving a..'1d tivals . To our children wo are transmitting ,,erciful, we as Jews TIU.st be the Sa.Be. The God pr-ide r ather than denial of their Jewishne ss. idea is a progressive one. God is that power Sicterhood mor.:.::iership itself is an encourageMhich raakes for the fulfillment of man 's r:1ent to Jewish women to rer.1er.1ber their Jewishdestiny. The world is a n oral one, creative, ness and to practice it. Social action and sustai.riing and true because of God. God gives adult education are nothing mo re nor less than s direction, hope and optinisn. He is real an awarenes s and lmowledge of the world about to us as the Creator. Rabbi Frankel feels us and a desire to see that wrongs are ri ghted sone women leave no ti....':le to develop spiritually 2nd our lives enriched. nd are so exhausted by Friday eveni....'1g from orking for Sisterhood, that they cannot attend Our third benefit is the clarity with which we Friday night Services. saw our roles as Jewish wonen, whose fir st loyalty ar·3 home and far.1ily. Many of us have Report by HRS. MAURICE STRO}'illBRG fou.,_'1d that our security is with our Religion. "Wor.mn 1 s New Roles 11 by Dr. J . Folkman, Ohio The nany wonen whon we net in Flint testify to t he value of an interest in life and to their oday it is tho wo:r;1en of AI'lerica who transmit int2r0st in Sisterhood. eligious values. Wifehood and no therhood are two of the nost il.lporta.nt of uur .c oles) but It is only through air,iing high that success is onen now r.mst retrain theEJ.sel ves to be people a<.;hievod . Jewish wonen continue to augnen t and enl c1.r gE.: their acconplisbnents. May it ever be so. n their own and not just nothers, reflected in heir children and fanilies. hey should devfilop an interest in Si sterhood at Report by HRS. HARRISON FnIEND Hrs. Harry Jacobson, a NFTS officer, a..'1d closi.'1g n oar-ly age - even steal tine for it. They lr..,..,r~hoon speaker gave us an awareness of Sister- .mst be a person even wh0n tir.1e is scar ce, otherise, thoy will boa stranger in the group. hoods neani...."'1.g. She said there i s no reason why Tanen should nake a sufficient contribution to Si sterhoJd c8.Jlnot participate with equal and ,istorhood - even if health is not perfect. dire ct responsibility in Congregation affairs as the ne1 . We have spoile<1. our nen - we :have ·e a r o devoted tc a cause greater than ourselves , t aken over the Religious School education and or this is the first t~L"':le in J ewish history l r.' ·o bccor.i.e fund raisers. · hat all woncn count. We are sculptors in LDe building for e ternity and are doing The corfJ of Sister hoed is the quality of its udiasn gr eater good by being people of lrur.:~u1 rel ations . Its goal is to nake an insider out of ov01-y ou t sider, to bring all members into crvice, hunan beings and wot1en in our own ~ight. Si storhood ad.i vi ty. Religious understanding r.,.ust che.llenge our personal goals. We should develop study progrmns of our own conduct ed by us to stirr1ula te our ow11 growth and development f or Sist ,rhoocl offers cr eative expressicn in Judias,:1. It is the religious duty of every Jew .... ,, ... \. ; ; .!.. :r. ~.,_,,_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19590508 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 1959-05-08 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 8, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 8, 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/9964dfc7d744a469b951f6e73efec838.pdf 3046685789705f8abe71740567f649b5 PDF Text Text PASSOVER Muskegon, Michigan April , 1962 Passover comes only once a year to sing us the song of life and to teach an enduring lesson . Shall our life be one of drama or melodrama? Of meaning and unity ••• or of compulsive romantic sensationalism? Do we find happiness in purposeful living or is our only purpose in life to have a happy ending? Passover awakens us to the need of an existence of vast and profound dimensions . By example it tells us to bind together past and present, tradition and present necessity, into a unity which guides us with inspiration and with aspiration into the future . It admonishes us and instructs us that to develop , to liberate, to cultivate the inner man is the measure of freedom, that to depend on external direction and domination always and yet to continually rebel against it is vanity and folly . The historic, universal and messianic proclamation of resach means rebirth amidst spring . It can overcome us with the crashing yet entrancing chords of the song of love between our soul and our life, between us and our Maker, our Redeemer , the Holy One Blessed Be He . Let us rerr.ember that the Greece of Socrates and the Babylonia of Hammurabi were as civilized as ours . How could it be that "pagans" could equal "monotheists"? The startling fact of history is that they did t --Except in one crucial aspect . When crisis, challenge and decline appeared, they could not stem the tide of dissipation and destruction . But our belief in One God who helps man to redeem and to liberate himself, which is the eternal message of Pesach, gives us the secret of survival even in the face of certain destruction -- if only we take seriously the song of the season . Nurture the inner manl Cultivate the strength and destiny and purpose of our Jewish Peoplet Re-create the vitality and genjus of the American nationt A JOYOUS PASSOVER T 0 . A LL THE MEANING OF PESACH SYMBOLS "f esach" - The festival sacrifice of a spring lamb, for Thanksgiving and for food for the meal - thus t he roasted lamb bone. l:-assover" - because the Angel of Death "passed over" the dwellings of the Hebrews , but afflicted the Egyptians with the tenth plague, the death of the first born, because Egypt refused t o give up slavery of our forefathers. 11 Seder -"order 11 or the procedure of the festival meal, story and symbols . Matza - unleavened bread, signifying the haste in leaving Egypt and spring harvest Wine - symbolized joy; the four cups denote the four promise s of redemption by God:"And I will take you out", 11 save 11 , 11 redeem" , 11 take you as My feo ple 11 • Moror - bitter herbs, representing the bitterness of r;lavery. Egg - new life and a symbol of the additiona fe s tival sacrifice, Hagigah . Charoses - to remind us of the clay or morta to make bricks for t haroah . Afikomen - Gre ek for "dessertn, to hold the children 1 s interest; it is hidden at the beginning of the service, must be redeemed from the child who finds it at conclusion of meal . Haggadah - The lassover Seder service, means 11 to tell the s t ory" of 1-'esach . Cup of Elijah - he represents Messianism, the hope of Pas sover for liberation and freedom for all mankind . REMEMBER WORSHIP FOR PASSOVER Sabbath Community and Traditional Services BAR MITZVAH of JEFF GROSSMAN Saturday 11 AM The unveilirlg of the stone for TONY ARON will take place at 2: 30 PM on Sunday, , April 22, at Mona View Cemetery . PASSOVER STORY , 1962 . "Let all who are hungry come and eat . 11 The ;ancient words of the Passover Haggadah will become vividly contemporary when leaders of Reform Judaism gather at the UAHC House of Living Judaism in New York in April for an alJl day conference to advance the world-wide program of Freedom From Hunger . Joining in the extraordinary pilot project will be the World Union for Progressive Judaism, the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods and the national Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism . Leaders of these groups, with laymen and rabbis of the New York area, will consider ways and means of translating the Jewish religious imperative to "feed the hungry" into practical. action. ..through the United Nations Freedom From Hunger campaign . If successful, this "pilot project" will be made available to congregations, sisterhoods and social action groups for local use . Experts from various countries-- India, Brazil, Israel, Nigeria--will present frank behind-the-scenes reports on the steps taken by their countries to overcome hunger and the needs and challenges of tomorrow . �C O MI N G A T T R A C T I O N SISTERHOOD WILL PRESENT ART AND CRAFT EXHIBIT FROM OUR OWN TALENTED MEMBERS FEATURING: FRAN FISHER SPEAKING ON THE SUBJECT OF: THE MANY ROLES OF MODERN WOMEN TIME: Mh.Y ~ - 1:00 PM MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ENTER f,.S Mfi.NY CATEGORIES AS 'IHEY WISm SHi.RE YOUR TiiLENTS WI TH SISTERHOODt l DON IT BE SHY- CA'IBGORIES ARE AS FOLLOWS AND MORE CERiiMICS NEEDLE POINT FLORI\L J..RR.i\NGEMENTS KNITTING SEWING CROCHETING QUILTING RUG M,'i.KING OIL PLINTING SCULPTING CI-LIBCO!..LS PORTR!.ITS FCR FURTHER INFORM1,TION PLE;,SE CALL: h . J. Zoll - PL-51246 Florence Rosen - SH-43014 Rena Kaplan - P0-65427 ENTRY BLi,NK - PLE;~SE FILL GUT l'J~D RETURN TO 'IBMFLE OFFICE Nd1E I- HONE NUMBER Ci..TEGORY ----------------------------------------------MORE TO COME l l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19620508 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 1962-05-08 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 8, 1962 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, May 8, 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/5b0333308582e0f7998e2c5f4610d2d0.pdf bb17ac06ded17b86431881b3d66b0065 PDF Text Text TEMPLE ,NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN Rdbbi Stanleq Kaplan Marvin Gudelsky, President Vol. VI No. 3 Heshvan 4, 5723 NOVEMBER ISSUE Friday, November !_e. 8:15 PM Sermon: 11 /i.M.li.'IEUR JEWS" Community Worship 1st SJi.BBl.TH 2nd Si.BBJ~ TH . Friday, November 9 Torah Oneg Shabbat Round Table Discussion: 11 . 8: 15 PM ,lliGELS IN MODERN DRESS" What Does Judaism Have to Say :.bout Belief in Angels? 3rd Si.J3Bii.'IH Sermons 11 Friday, November 16 THE EMBATTLED HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC" 8:15 PM Wednesday, Thanksgiving Eve, November 21s In the Te le Sanctua - 8:00 0' Clock 4th Sii.BBl i. TH Friday, November 23 FIJULY !IND_TH,~NKSGIVING SERVICE Birthday Blessings Ceremony - Junior Choir Oneg Shabbat Hosts - 5th Grade Friday, November 30 8:15 PM Sermon: ~FREUD - SCIENCE J,ND DISBELIEF" Continuing the Series: "Great Sons of the Jewish People " Traditional Worship 7:'5) FM November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Evening 8:30 PM November 3, 10, 17, 24, 09c. 1 Morning 5th S~i.Im:~TH �CALENDAR - November, 1962 Sat . 2 Hadassah Study Group 1: 00 Sun . 4 Religious School 10- 12 : 15 Seventh Session 11 : 00 AM-Rabbi meets with 5th & 6th grade parents Ashendorf Unveiling 2: 30 Temple Youth Group 7:00. PM Mon. 5 Hebrew School 8th Week Tues . 6 Sisterhood 8 : 00 PM 11 Hebrew Poetry" Thurs . · 8 Adult Education Registration Fri. - Sun . Michiga:n· State Temple 9-11 Youth Winter Conclave at Detroit~Beth El Great Lakes UAHC Biennial Springfield, Illinois Sun . 11 Religious School 10-12:15 Eighth Session ·· Mon . 12 Hebrew School 9th Week Tues . 13 Hadassah Board Meeting 8PM Fri . 16 Jewish Book Month be gins . Sat . 17 "THANKS-FOR-GIVING" Sisterhood Dinner-Dance Fontaluna Club - 7:00 ~M Sun . 18 Religious School 10- 12:15 11:45 Services for K-3 by 2nd grade 12:·15 Services for 4- 9 by 4th grade ' .. . 11: 00 Rabbi meets with 3rd & 4th grade parents Temple Youth Group 7: YJ Hebrew School 10th Week Mon. 19 Tues. 20 Hadassah 8 : 00 PM Weds . 21 UNION THANKSGIVING SERVIVE . At Temple - 8 : 00 PM Thurs . 22 No Hebrew School Sat . 24 · Jewish Book Sabbath Religious School 10- 12:15 Sun . 25 12: 05 Thanksgiving Assembly & Service by 8th Grade : 1 CALENDAR - November Continued Mon . 26 Board of Education 12:00 Noon YWCA Hebrew School 11th Week Tues . 27 Sisterhood Board Meeting Weds . 28 Adult Education ],.st Session Thurs . 29 BOARD OF TRUSTf.ES MEETING 7 :45 PM NOTICE TO ORGANIZATIONS ...... • 1IJ,formation, including dates and times of meetings , rnust be given to office secretary no later than last Monday of each month . However , the ea~lier the better is greatly appreciated . OUR ADULT EDUC.1 1.TION IN THE SPOTLIGHT f arads Magazine wi~~ ~uU~lSh an article on our Comparative Religion Series of the past few years and on the series planned for this year . It will be based on a story written by Leda Babcock of Muskegon , who attended these courses . · The f e ature article will appear throughout the nation for Brother hood Month, and will contain interviews with Rabbi Kaplan, the instructor , and with members of the class . The interviews and also pictures will be taken Thursday evening , November 1st, at approximately 8:15 PM, after which there will be re gistration f or · .this· season ' s series on Comparative Religion • UN PROGRAM Four members of our Youth Group will appear on a WOOD-TV ~rogram in honor of UN Month , Sunday, November 11 at 2:00 PM. They are : Jim Fisher , Roger Krause , Roger Rapoport and Jeff Rosen o �)·' j_. ·. YAHRZEIT -· ".. : j.• William Z,a infield, father of Mrs . Bernar~Becker, October 29 Heshvan l MEYER FISHMAN:, father _o.:f Mrs . Libby Rose, November 4 JACOB J. RIPNER, father of Mrs . Douglas A. Rosen, November 6 HYMAN S. FLAX:Mi\N , father of Mrs . Leo Rosen, November 7 RABBI SHJ,BBSAI TELES, father of Dr . Morris Teles; Novembe r 21 BERNARD JJ..THOLZ, father of Mrs . Milton Steindler , November 13 JOi\N HIRSH.FIELD, Cousin of Mrs . RQbsrt Rosenberg, November 26 GERTRUDE RIVI, SINGER, mother of Mr . · Jo Singer, November 7, Heshvan 10 UNVEILING OF STONE The unveiling of the stone for IDf1 ASHENDORF •will take place Sunday, November 4, at 2:30 at Mona Yiew Cemetery . CONTRIBUTIONS What better way to honor someone special or to memorialize a loved one than to contribute to ounewly formed YOUTH GROUP SCHOL.illSHIP FUND. Contributions to this worthwhile fund will make it possible for our youth to grow educationally and religiously. In their leadership lies the future of tomorrow . 1~ special thank you to Mrs. GOLDIE SMITH who generously contributed to our Youth Scholarship Fund in honor and memory of the members of the Rosen family who have passed away . LIBRARY BOOKS All having Temple library books out , please return as soon after reading as possible . b.TTEND SERVICES REGUL:.RLY REFUAH SIBL,-,YMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to: MR . MILTON STEINDLER and DR . SOL COH/.N who were at Hackle·y Hospital during October . --· THANK_YOU ·. .. from Mrs . Marvin' Gudelsky for the cards and remembrances which she received while she was ill . i.NNIVERS}illIES Mr . & Mrs . Harrison Friend, November 1 Mr . & Mrs. · Bern~d Becker, -- -- · Noverriber .il Mr . & Mrs . Leo Ro:Sen, November 20 ·· · · - ·· :i.) ,-,. Dr. & Mrs . Morr.1:tsr Teles · '' -> _., ,-~' November 2r '_.: · ·. · ,'. :/,·'. l .. Mr . & Mrs . Eug~•rieFisher .- ,,.·:: November 22 Mr . & Mrs . Richard Kaufman November 24 SERMON SERIES The Rabbi announces that he will continue the series , " The Great Sons of the Jewish People " with a discussion of Sigmund Freud ' s Jewishness and his contribution to mankind . This will be the ser mon for Sabbath Eve, November 30. In the past two years, Moses , Jesus and Marx have been discussed . During this year the life and contributions of Spinoza and Ein~ stein will be the topic of several sermons . Weekly Torah Reading Nov . 3 - Genesis Chapt . VI:9 Chapter XI Nov . 10 - Genesis Chapter XII Chapter XVII Nov . 17 - Genesis Chapter XVIII Chapter XXII �UNION T.H:iNKSGIVING SERVICE ;. t 8: 00 Pfo on Thanksgiving Eve, . Wednesday, November 21st, our Congregation will join together with those of the First Congregational-St. John's Evangelical and Reformed, First Methodist Church and First Baptist Church to observe our .i.meric:an Thanksgiving holdiay arx:l to emphasize its religious and spiritual nature far all ilJllericans. For the first time this annual joint service will take place in our Sanctuary. Rabbi Kaplan ·is arranging the service and our choir will sing. Dr. George Kirk will deliver the sermon. Let us plan to be there to welcome our neighbors and to represent our Congregation. CONGREG.', TION B1 N;.r ISRAEL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: Pi.2- ?.702 Rabbinage: P06-5427 SISTERHOOD DINNER Dl.NCE Sisterhood will hold their annual TIL'.NKS-FOR-GIVING DINNER ·. Di.NCE 1:1.t the Pontaluna. Club on Saturday, November 17. ·Cocktails·will be at 7:00, dipner at 8:00, and dancing at 9:00 . Cost will be $7.75 per couple. SISTERHOOD · Sisterhood Bridge Tournament M~nday; November 19 at 1:15 in the Temple. · Sisterhood Rumm.i@e Sale will be held on Monday, December 17 on Pine Street. Please save all rummage for this important event. SUPPORT YOUR SYNAGOGUE~ NON-PROFIT ORGANIZ,.TION TIME-V;.r,UE Ml~IL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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/5325676907c1c37a2ab424f422b2d15f.pdf a329f7e08967d5fdc72bcdd5e5dceb4b PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL ~t~:-:, .-»k· / ""MUSKEGON, MICHlC]AN 1 . ../:. Vol. VII No. 3 Friday, November 1st Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Marvin Gudelsky, President Heshvan 14, 5724 Community Services November 1st TOR{JI DISCUSSION Friday Eve 8:15 PM "The Perso)1 of J~braha.m." - Did he really exist? - .What kind of man and leader was he? - Did he ever believe in idols? ~ Did he discover and believe in only one God? Oneg Shabbat * * ***** * ~~ *********** * ******** * ***** Sermon: "JUDAISM POINTS THE v-ii.Y 11 Friday Eve, 8:}.5 November 8th Kiddush Oneg Shabbat * * ** *** * *************** ** ********* * * November 15th YOUTH GROUP SERVICE Wha.t is a M$TY Conclave?" Participants From Our TYG Oheg Shabbat Friday Eve, 8:15 11 *** * *************** * ** * ************* llc·. :,mbor 22nd A WORSHif' SERVICE OF MUSIC '& SONGS Friday Eve , 8: 15 The:kdult & Youth Choirs Kiddush Oneg Shabbat & Singing November 29th FiJ1ILY WORSHIP Friday Eve, 7:45 TH:iNKSGIVING SERVICE November Birthday Blessings Oneg Shabbat *** ** **************************** ~ ** Tr.aditional Servic~s · Sa'qqa th Eve Sabbath ·Morning November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 7:30 8;30 �CALENDAR November RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 8th Session 9:30 - l?,:Q0 -1'~ Post Confirmation Class 11:00 i1M -HEBREW CL,1.SSES 6th Week 4th Monday _UNITED JEWISH Clli.RITIES Board Meeting 7 :45 Meeting of 2nd & 3rd Grade Pl.RENTS with the Rabbi 5th Tuesday 8:00 PM - Social Hall 7th Thursday B 1 N1J B 1 RITH Meeting 8th Friday JEWISH BOOK MONTH Begins 8-lOth Fri.-Sun . MSTY Winter CONCL1:..VE (Flint) 9th Saturday H,;"J);,SS"JI Study group (Oneg Shabbat) 1:30 PM at the home of Mrs . F3eth :1.shendorf 10th Sunday .RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 9th '2ssion 9:30 - 12:00 AM Services K-4 11:JO :.M 5-9 11:50 X'1 by th3 9th Grade 11th Monday 1lE'IER:JJS I D!.Y HEBREW CIJ.S0ES 7th Week SISTERHOOD M'JSIC PROGRi.M G, ~O PM at. the Temple 12th Tuesday BO. .RD OF EDUC .TION 12: 00 no 1. at the YWClt K.D ••SS_JI Board Me eting - 8: C ) PM at the home of Mrs • .arthur Greer.bar <; 13th Wednesday lillULT EDUC:.TION CCUNCIL 8:0C PM in the Social Hall 14th Thursday TE.'..CHZRS 1 Meeting 8:15 FM 17th Sunday RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 10th Sessi< " UliHC BIEN1H:.L (Chicago) unti 22nd - Rabbi, Board and Sisterho od Nombo rs :.ttendi. ~ 18th Monday SISTERHOOJ Bridge Tournament :00 }M Temple 19th Tuesday H."JJi ,SSl .H Rei;ular M0eting - 8: _5 PM at the Temple Cor..·rention Report will be r,_ven. 21st Thursday B 1 N;,I B1 RITH P.,NEL DISCUSSIC. on Civil Rights (Public Invited) 23rd Saturday SISTERHOOD hnnual Thanks-for-Giving Dinner Dance at Pontaluna Coum,ry Club at 7:00 PM 24th Sunday RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 11th Session Thanksgiving ;,.ssembly X-3 11:15 4-9 11:4~ 5th Grade 26th Tuesday SISTERHOOD Board Meeting 8:00 PM at th3 home of Mrs.• Sam Shumacher 27th Wednesday ADULT EDUC,.TION Registration & Opening Session 28th Thursday TH:.NKSGIVING n:.y Date of November Board of Trqste~s Me_eti;ng to be announced -S~STER~OO? :iN NU;.L _TH;.NKS-FOR--:GIVINITTr OFFICE . HOURS D.aNCE ,iT .l:'ONT,i.LUN~i COUNTRY CLUB ON Mrs. Burns 2-5 PM Monday - Thurs . 1NOVEMBER 23 at 7:00 PM 3rd Sunday �ORGli.NIZi~TtON N.2;WS WE TAKE FART IN SOCEL ,lCTI ON On Sunday, March 28 , B 1 nai Brith members attended the Mem orial Services he ld at the Muske g on County Courthouse for Mr s . Viola Liuzzo, Civil Rights vvorker slain in Alabama last week . 1 1 nai Bri th was one of the Sf, onsors of the services . Other memLers of the Congregation were als o in attendance . ____ B 1 NAI BRITH ON THE MOVE The Jewish Catholic Dialogues held on March 21 at Aquinas College arrl at Temple Emanuel in Grand Rapids is one of many conferences taking place throughout the country sponsor ed by the B 1 n ai Brith AntiDefamation League an d Us Catholic Churches a rrl Universities . The .Dealogues were attended by several hundred Jewish and Catholic layYOUTH GROUI-' r.CTIVITIES men, clergy an:l. some nuns . The Muskegon Temple Youth Group All day co.nfere_nc e s explore d has been very busy in the l ast Jewish-Catholic atti t udes with regards to achieving a better unde rcouple of months . They particistanding be tw ee n t.t.e two religions ., pated in four "Youth for Unde rReligious objects of both religions standing" programs . Incidia ntally there was a story about this were on display . Members of tra congregation who project in the NFTYmes , the Nationattended s a id it was · most worthal Youth Group Newspaper . Acting as waite rs and waitr e s se s, while and expressed the hope that more membe:rs would part icipate in the Templ e Youth Group worked on the Kosher dinner, held at the such conferences in tra futuee . Templ e on March 28 . Ap ril is the month for e le ction J..N ACTIVE Hiilli-i.S ..3AH of rnxt year's off ice rs. Proposed The Hadassah Study Group held slate is: ~residGnt : H&r old two study sessions in the month of Shumacher; Vice fres ident - LorMarch at the homes of Shirley Raparaine Friend; 2nd Vic e - i-- r e sident port and Jean Be rman . The " Great Ellen Lipman; Secretary - Carol Decisions of 1965 11 cour:se of study Steindler; Board Membe r - Dave as sponsor ed by the Foreign Policy Cherin . nssociation provides the ma t erials Also scheduled in the near future ~from which the members of Hadassah is a talk to the e ighth gra de clas s are working to be come better inby 1-'re s iden t be cky B.shendorf, formed a bout for eign policy and explaining trn Youth Group and its e ff e ct on our country and what it does . its citizens . By Harold Shuma che r This month discussion cente red around the situation in Viet Nam FCURTH and East Germany . . QUJ,RTER OF Those of you who a re interested PLEDGES in participating, call Shirley NOW Rappport at SH4- 0471, during the DUE e venings. --·--------------Page 3 �RELIGIOUS SCHOOL RJJ"iBLINGS This year's 1-urim celebration was an unqualified success from be~ ginning to end . The Sisterhood served a delicious luncheon , the eighth grade did a bang-up (l!!) job with 11 \,Jild \vest 1-urim" and tre boys and girls who participated in the Costume pa r ade all made an exc~lle nt showing. We saw a few tears aft er the prizes we re awa rded, but next year gives us a nother cha nce to try again . Our eighth grade teacher, Mrs . Becker , will be spending the Passover holiday in Scotland . Do you suppose they make Matzos with oatmeal? • Word has come to us that our Bas Mitzvah boys , Lee Oppenhe·imer and Arthur Rothschild, have been accepted into the exclusive Saturday morning Shabbat uc & H Society"* after proving that they could koe p up with the senior memters plate for plate !! l Speak ab out dedication - though there weren ' t classes on March 28 , every memte r of our teaching staff was at the Templ e ass isting with the Sisterhood Dinner. The very pers on who teaches you the Ten CornmandrTBnts may have served you chicken soup 1 With Pass over just around the corner, our rext major event in Religious School will be the Model Seder on Sunday, hpril 11 , Religious School and Hebrew School Spring Vacation will be April 18 . See you next month . Lois Cherin *Challah and He rring COMING EVENTS: Hadassah - Slate of offic ers to be presented at 2 AR§i!6 Ha~~g~~R~onor Dinr113r at YW Page 4 SISTLRHOOD STATE CONViNTION April 26, 27 and 28 are the dates . The Convention will be held in Lansing and will include sessions in l eadership, program planning, social action and working with youth . Those who would like to attend nust contact Doris Stromberg at cooce for r e servations . Phone SW8-118.5 . . Doris Stromberg Will be installed as second vice-president 0f the Michigan State Federation of Temple Siste rhoods at this convention . Congratulations to her on this forthcoming honor . SISTERHOOD'S CORDON BLEAU i The Sisterhood's Kosher, major fundraising proje ct for th3 'ftar , finally arrived on Sunday, March 28 The r esult ?---h huge success J The final accounting had not yet been made at the time of this publication , but evidence points to a financial bonanzq . To Lois Cherin, Lotta Shumacher and to each and every chairman and worker up arrl down the line , a martfelt thanks for a treirendous job, well done . -------- SISTERHOOD SPECIAL REPORT It's all over now except for a report of the final figures . This experience has turned our girls into gourmet cooks and human com-. putors who can turn out dishes for yOO with the savoir-faire of experts . The fortune made on this dinner will not be the dollars and cents that end up in our treasury, but rather the richness resultinf! from the "togetherness" of our Jewish Community working as one large family . We need more of the same and not just every (Continued on _Page .5) �SISTERHOOD SPEBIAL REPORT (Cont'd) I Frances an:i Hilt Steindler . The few years . : beautiful Shabbat Altar flowers The "Kreplach Kweens", a group of were disignated for our use at the less than ten, turned out 1910 Kre - dinner . plach in two days . The perfectly beautiful table The "Cherry Chairman" , Rhoda Rose decorations were created by Marie and her "sweeties " completed over Bacon . More than one guest asked 600 desserts in two sessions . Eve to purchase them . Marie , Ellen time her family opened a cupboard , Cahill and Sam Shumacher combined cases of ingredients fell on them , their talents to create tre stunning but they were red, white and blue back drop that spelled out 11 SH.il.LOM 11 for an excellent.cause . in both Hebrew arrl English and was Next time there's rodeo, we're flanked on the other side by Ellen ' s sending Fran august out to wrestle original drawing . the steers. Single handed "our Gal Did you notic e Sam I s clever Fran " seasoned arrl roasted 309 signs on the rest rooms? What pounds of prime brisket . Watch would happen if they'd been in your step, Dr . Ralph t Hebrew only?? The 11 0rder of the Feather 11 • The two stars of radio and TV, should be awarded to Viv and Beth President Doris Stromberg arrl Ashendorf for 1,600 feather (matzo) Betty Broutman did a mighty fine balls in two days . Only one comjob of advertising us to the plaint , we could rave eaten at public . least 1,600 more . Prize dishwasher Abe Ashendorf A warning to mashers - don't get has confided to us his money has tough with "Muscles" Galombeck not been made solely on auto parts she may be curvaceous, but when she but on the fact that he is in pounds Challah dough (the ones you great demand at kitchen sinks ! bought in the Bake Shop) stand Frances Kant or has become the aside ll queen of cakes and cookies . If Please don't worry when you can ou need top not ch chairrre n for have the job done professionally. your bake sale Frances plus Thelma Chairman Lotta Shumacher is availabl iiener are a winning pair . on a 24 hour basis. Part of our ".Mrs . Money" (Rose Lawson) was success was due to tre fact that t her usual stand and we 1 re anbetween working on every committee , iously awaiting her report . she did all tre worrying which Tm 11 Three Trafficteers 11 , Alan freed the rest of us for other ppenheimer, Sam Shumachcr and Jim tasks . rice kept dining room confusion If all the newcomers to our own to an absolute minimum and community were "Cahill Caliber", ould qualify as maitre 'd's at we 1 d be indeed fortunate . Audrey, ny posh eating place . Elaine ( who thought she came home Thanks to those who aided us from MSU for a quiet week-end) and imncially .and in the true spirit Ellen were.among our eagerest f Tzedokah by remaining anonymous . be ave rs . A Golden Eagle Award to "Good We had a "good luck on your cout" Marv Gudelsky for tre ne.Qy dinner" note from Hawaai vacationing (Continued on Page 'e)J �L",HRZJ.,;JT MiY VAN!IllERLS3ST , mothe r of Mrs . Isadore ,,sh2ndorf, 11p ril 1 MORRIS J<l,,NTCR , h usband of Mrs . Frances Kantor , father of Dr . Morton Kantor , .11.pril 6 BJRN.r1.hD 1¼.SS , fat he r of .Mrs • Harold Kline , April 6 LOuIS C~I1vLIN , father of Jack and ~lli s Ch0vlin , Apr il 6, Nisan 4 MOLLY SOLCHON , mothe r of Hrs . Ne yer Jacobs , Apr il 7, Nisan 5 ESTrk.R GUDELSKY, wife of David Gudelsky, mo the r of Ile ane Gudelsky, siste r of N,·s . 1'J--B lma ·✓ foner , . April 10 SAR,-1. Ni!:Dl•ER , mothe r of Mr . Ted No ume r, ;1.p ril 12 B3SSIE EASS , mothe r of Mrs . Harold Kline , sister of Louis Aron , April 13 H.i.JiOLD ROS:::N, husband of Mr s . Marci a Rosen , f athe r of Mr . Douglas Ros an , brothe r of Mr . Le o Ros en , .n.pril 14 JOSIJ:..H \: L 1'. J:R , husband of 1' '.rs . Pauline Wi e, e r, fa tl-B r of Mr . Joe l Wi e ne r , April 14 , Nisan 12 MO&::;s 1-'ITK0\1.SKY , father of Mr s . Morris Te l es , .r1.pril 14, l\ isan 12 R.;.CHiL KRUP.::3KY , mothe r of Ers . Harry berman , April 16 E3Tl :l'.:R HO.Si: , s is ter of Mr s . Le o Rose a nd Mrs . r..mlrew Epste in , 1-,.pril 17 LOuIS Li.VIN, fat .her of Mr . J o ss Le vin , Ap r i l 17 ST i 1 }iii,; E L.'l'YDY GROSSMJJll , daughte r of Mr . and Mr s . lie rman Grossman, .L1.pril 18 hi,,ChJ..e;L STRGEi:. .,;RG, mothe r of Dr . Mauric e Stromb c; rg , apr il 19 DOR.!. SILV.Jtl·L-i.l i , mother of Mr . Sol Silvernnn, April 22 m:uBE.1~ B1m.MAN , f athe r of Louis and Harry 1::Gr man , April 23 SOLOMON Zi1:LIKOvJJTCH , fathe r of Mrs . Howard Brue l beck , April 23 ( Page 6 ) 1 Y.fi.HRL.3IT - Continued li\.i.;ID,-i. z.:..:LIKO\-JITCH, mother of Mrs . Howard bruel~ e ck , April 23 JV!ll.NDi L CLrtYMR.N, fat re r of Mrs . Norris Ka ntor, ;-q., ril 24 , Nisan 22 P.h\.; L ivISNEH , hus uand of Nrs ~ Thelma viiener , father of Donald Wiene r April 29 CONDOLENCE Our condole nee and deepest sympathy to the family of ROS.r1. wHPFH ir;MER sister 6f Louis Darmstadte r and aunt of Mrs . Jack Steindler, who passed away March 4 in New York CGNTRIBUTIONS Ros en Altar Fund From- Mrs . Frances Kantor and Mr . &. r,~rs . Ralph Hawkins in grate fulness for the recove ry of Mr . Lu o Ros e n . Schola rship Fund From :Mrs . He l e n Kulka in honor of Mr s . Selma Cahn HEBREW - ENGLISH DICTIONARY b.VJJLi,.EL E --y· complete Hebrew-Enflish die~ tiona r y has been purchasod for ttB T8mplo libr ary with a contributi on to th:3 Library Fund by the Levin family i.n me mory of Louis Gree nbe rg R~FU1-i.H SHt1.L.. YMA H our. p r ayers a nd sincer e b est wishe s to MR. . LOUIS Di-1.frMST1,DT.J.:R who · is a patient at Hackley Hospit a l , and to MR . LEO ROSillJ -r.-RS . EU GENE FI.SHER who we r e patients at Hac kley 1 CONGR,-i'IULA1'IGNS TO : Mr . arrl Mrs . James .I--r1.ce on the birth of a son , Chad Nathaniel , b orn on March 8. Nan c y says he I s such a good b a by . Sleep s all night . �YAH RZEIT MEYER FISll-'L,N, father of Mrs. Libby Rose, November 4 JQCOB J. RIPNER, f a'~her of Mrs. Douglas ' Rosen, No"tember 6 HYWJJ S. FL:i.XM.:..N, fa}her of Mrs. Leo Rosen, November 7 IDI, l1SHEi'IDORF, mothe:- of 1..be, Isadore, Jacob & l~ i.shendorf, Heshvan 21, November 8 BERN;,RD iLTHOLZ, fat'.1er· of Mrs. Milton Steindler, Hovembe r 13 S.:..DI~GROSS}'L.N, mothe:- of Mrs. Sam Klayf, Mrs. Ra~ph i~ugust, Mrs. Reva Bank, Louis, Herman & Harold Grossman, Iislev 4 November 20 ROSE Hi,LKIN, wife of :1ichael Halkin, mother of Mrs. Ellis Chevlin, Kislev 5, Hovember 21 R.:.BBI SHJ.BBSi . .I TELES, father of Dr. Morris Teles, N0vember 21 }:J,X FISHER, father of Nr. Harry Fisher, Kislev 7, No '.ember 23 J ;.0 0B GREENBL.UM 5 fathe r of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg, Ki slev 9, November 25 J ~,-.W HIRSH.:..FIELD, cou~ . 1 of Mrs . R-::ber t I:.osenberg, No \ ·Jmber 26 ;.R"'~-IUR ROSENBERG, brot.ter of P.obe rt Rosenberg, Kislev. 11, JT:1vember 27 fE?-JRY W. KLINE, father of Harold Kline, Kislev 12, November 28 Si:..RLH SIMON, wife of Joseph Simon Kislev 12, November 28 CONGRi.TUL.TIONS to Mr. & ¥1rs. "·. rthur Bell on the birth of their grandson, William Danigelis. The IB,rents are Mr . & Mrs. Dean Danige lis of Danbury, Connecticut. and · .: : Temple Youth Croup on being among the 1st 18 Youth Groupt to be awarded a Na'aseh V'Nishma (for meaning see Exodus, Chapter 21 Verse 7) Certificate for 1962-63 ll.NNIVERS!JUES Mr. & Mrs ... Bernard Becker, Nov. 10 · ,, Mr. & Mrsr Leo Rosen, Nov. 20 Dr. & Mrs·. Morris Teles, Nov. 21 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fisher, Nov. 22 Mr. & Mrs . Richard Kaufman, Nov . 24 REFU.:.H SHEL,.YM1.H Our Prayers arrl sincere best wishes for a full recovery to: , RUTH EMiJ..F:JIB who was at Osteopathic Hospi ta1 TI-LNK YOU Mrs. Ruth Emalfarb, mother of ¥.!rs. Stromberg, wishes to express her thanks to all those who were so kind during her recent illness. Mr, Eddie 1-enny wishes to thank the entire congregation for the lovely gift he rec oived -for his 15 years with tre Temple. Rabbi Kaplan is joyfully grateful to the Bo&d and Congregation for tpe very useful and needed tape recorder given him at the surprise Birthday Oneg Shabbat Party in September LONTRIBUTIU1'lc-,,S-- - - - - - - Youth Scholarship Fund-:t-.. Mrs. Helen Kul ka in h onor of J, Kelly Kaufman and in appreciation of the part that Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Singer , the choir and the organist r-·.ayed in the Holy Day Services. G~,~ER..L FUND - Mr . & Mrs. Paul Elliott ~*Contributors to Youth Scholarship Fund, please make checks payabie to "B' nai Israel Board of Education" . SPECLJ.. MUSICJ:iL PROGR.i.M BY JOHN WHEELER & JEJiN Mi.NNING Il'-J HONOR OF JEWISH MUSIC MONTH GUESTS WELCOME There will be candy available to buy �NFTY Na·.TroN:.L ;::i:_,;Ri..10N~1"rE CONTEST . DO YOU NEED HELP WITH YOU,~ F.-.11 CHORES?. . TiiGme : 11 Re form Judaism in ·19&9 11 , What does Jewish youth today hope Your TYG has .the answer to your ' to see in ,the Reform movement in Fall wprk- problems . We rake leaves, 1989-- in areas of-*WORSHIP -:!-ETHICS-:f- cut grass , • wash windows and cars , , , EDUC,".. TION ,-::- .CULTURE -::- SYN .. GOGUE LIFE .c lean house , . straighten garages I -~COMMUNITY R'Et:.fioNS * ..: and everything else "your hesrt' Entries. this year should conside r desires ! these questions . · ;.'i. program kit will To ~et your work done , all you help develop your ideas . Discuss ion have to do is dial Pi.2- 2702 , on and thinking can start now . Novem~er 3, 1963, between 1-5 PM Deadline : l.pnl 15 , 1964 and we will receive your call and FROM oµ_R YOUTH GROUP , S N.·. TIONlJ.. dispatch willing and able war kers • ... s for wages- ~pay , what you think P.1RENT BOFJY the job was wortM . w"E NEED YOUR "Reaffirming the Jewish belief in the dignity .and importance of HELF ii.ND YOU NEED OURS ~- _. . _ all men , we call for an end to man's Your ·Musw gon . Templo Youth Group inhumanity to man. --WE BELIEVE that all men should have equal opportunity fully to develop their potential . --WE BELrBVE that to deny equal . opportunity to any pan be cause of his race, creed or origin is in complete contradiction to the fundamental principles and teachin gs of Judaism. · --WE BELIEVE that action can be taken on both a large and a small scale --large actions showing what collective effort can achieve; small actions showing what we as individuals really are. --WE BELIEVE that it is worth sacrificing some of our own security to obtain equal op~ortunity for all men and that it is vital to devote our time an d work to achieve this goal. --WE BELIEVE that it is no longe r adequate to declare our opinions-that it is ·t ime ·to convert our' be liefs into action. 11 NFTY CONGREG ..TION B'N.'.I ISR.:.EL NON- PRGFIT CRGJ..NIZ,..TION Fourth & Webster Streets TIME- V!'iLUE M..'. IL Muskegon , Michigan Telephone : . }-J-,.2- 27 02 Rabbincigef _Po6'~5427 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. 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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/53cd6fb73133187312759f80c1f10ca5.pdf 2a44cee3add3b9987f56d7b0d56eaccc PDF Text Text B NA I ISRAEL Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Stanley Ka.plan. Rabbi COMMUNITY Jack Lipman, President SABBATH SERVICES S E RVI CES TH I S WEE J( Friday, November 13th H. Q Q. Q. ~ !! [ ! ! 1 I §. -~ Ji Y 1 Q. ~ §. ! ! . ! _ So th". t the Rabbi who will r cprcYs . ;_n t B1_1;-q~ }_src.:;.:l u t the Bll!NNIAL in Miami Bench Will 'b~ prescnt·for its· o~errlhg this Sabbath morning. f\lEXT Wt_EJ< Sermon: 8:30 P.M. Friday, November 20th "A Record of Jews In Action"--A report on the accomplishments of the Biennial SPECIAL SERVICE Wednesday, November 25th at the First Con~gational Church UNION THANl<SGIVl1\JG 8:00 P.M. SERVICES B 1nai Israel, and the First Congregational, First Methodist and First Baptist Churches. * ********** TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, November 13th and November 20th Saturday, November 14th and November 21st Things to Come November 27th - 7V C:Uiz Sc-.:nd.:.ls nnd Amorican Morals. 'Docomber 4th - TYG . "Sabbath .i.: •.• • • 7:30 P.M.! 8: 30 A.M.- - . ,. ·- ,,, . ' Docombor 11th - U~ J~ ·c. S-abbath: Sabbath Discussion Forum Series begins with "The Beginning of the END for UN: the Arab Boycott". -:Vi-t ::cl, interesting topics ·nnd "issues - Discussion with panelists of our own members. ! December 18th - J ewish Book M~nth Sabbath �CALEN DAR 0 UR GR AT I T~ DF ·;~·~ -l 11-.A~:.ilt Education Registra tion Afte.:-· our i n sp:i.r; PS a::1u. deeply soul postponed until 2L~t.h . searching Holy Days and also two Sat-Thr-UAHC Biennial (Rabbi will . joyous and meaningf u l Ba r Mitzvas, 14-19th attend) we want to voice our apprecia.tive · c Sat l4=Sis"t~rhood· ltThailks-f or-. ... ._. ___-··. _ r ecognition to all who r eadily and Giving 11 Dinner Dancr,,,.·:._::,ring expe.~_~ly per:::·.:)11!:led the ri:any mitzvas 1.,-,_:rn Country Club-8:00 P~M:. ·and·_·servic.es during : t his openin~ S-i.:.,.-.1 15-Relie;i ous School season during oc·to e·::c: Services 10:00-10:15,. A.M. by Co~1firmatiqn Class · To our Cantor, one of OU!' own --:T'iG ·.rfoeting ·7:00--9:00 P.M. members, Joseph Si nger---hi.s devoted Tu 17 '.r1abb~s Bar Nitzvah Class will sense of s0rvice and his joyful, ' not meet·· thi~ dA. te g;,1].y. songful f 0elbg for Judaism proThr 19-B'nai B'rith 8:30 P.M. vided a memorable moment in our -Rabbis Confirmation Class lives-- a.""ld to his ,.;if e , Evelyn, will :. :.a t m.aet this date only .fo.r her part in the beautiful duets-· Fri 20-JEWIS:I OOOK MONTH Fri-Su.1·-MYSTY ·!'.Allah ( Study Retr.::a t) To our Qhoi r and organist, _ 20-Z~~d Tamarack especially to Evelyn and Warner Tu . 2 1 --Adi lt Ed:Q.as.t:i. cn B~gins Galombeck and Dan Silberman· ~ 25-U · • Tha."'lksgiving Service · · · First Congregational Church For .Shofar blowing, Dr.Phillii:p s:·oo Miller--~- Thr 2&-THJu"'JKSGil!J!G DAY .£&C. ~ij:. J ~ C ~tiua.1 1\pquet For assisting with s·ervices: . . Philip Granik in t he Traditional T E MP L E t.·A M I L Y Services and Louis Grossman in the ~. . childrel}' s • • Rabbi, President, Anniversari~ • ·Mr.& Mrs. Louis l3erman, November 20 Officers and Board . Pa. . . · _Mr.& Mrs. Leo . . ,_ . ' Rt.en, November 20 , Dr.& Mrs. Merri~ Teles, November 21 UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES •{.' ~ i f Our Annual Services for Thanks·giving together wi tlr ·First Congre. Refuah Shelaymah gational, First Methodist and First . ·Mr. Harry Flois~ is still · Baptist Churches, ( this year at ie :-' recuperating at. :rcy. Mrs. Helen First Congregational Church) is a • combined effort, of Christians and . . Xulka has retumed to Muskegon to .,.." _est before restating her :~~c tivities. Jews to observe an American Holiday •• . Mrs. Arthur Bell is home -from The Rabbi requests that our Congresurgery. gation tum out for these services f· We are happy that our friends are on the road to recovery. to demonstrate that the Jews of Muskegon have in common with their j neighbors, good reason to give thanks . �ADULT EDUCATIO~L The Annual Sist8r hood Achievema."1.t Dance will be held a~ the Spring . Lake Country Club, Saturday evening, November 14th. Dinner will be served at 8:00 p.m. sharp ! Cocktail hour at 7:00 p.m. ' If you_ have not already done so, call in your re servations to Mrs. 1:elen Parker 5-2924 or Mrs. Sam Lawson 5-2935. Dancing to Ray Reynolds orchestra. This affair is always a very enjoyable one. Be sure to make your reservations innnedia tely i There will be two ci:mcmrE.:!i t :seri es of discussio~1- · The 1st series--Wednesday eve~ings GREAT JEWISH BOOKS and ~ ~ , :with historical background-_a nd rel_a tionships with non-Jewi~h CommunityRegistratio~ for Wednesday night series and introductory classes on Tuesday, Nove~ber 24th, at 7:30 f or Hebrew, 8:30 Great Books. The He brow course will be a con tinu· a tion of last year's, but beginners are welcome and can easi~Y catch up . HEALTH · :. N~R ODUCING ~isten to the Special Ra.did ·:P rograms by the local chapter of ·MSM!I Mrs. Helen Kulka--our new Religious ~ry_§_~turda at :12:1 . . •111~011 WMUS . School Executive Secretary, 1fho SI~'i'EI'J:IOOD SCORED YI7H ROTMI brL~gs her creative thinking, understanding and ad"'llinistrative ability to assist the P.'.l.bbi in the Our Templ recently played host to management of the Sunday classes of Rotary wit a f ~ luncheon. A Religious School. (P.S. The Rabbi magnificortt job was done by Sisterhood and our hat~ afe··off ·to ··these is henceforth the "new" Principal) •- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - women who id the job: ~TAL • GIFT SHOP The Sisterhood Gift Shop is here to serve you. Gifts for all special occasions - Bar Mitzvas, birthdays, Hanukkah, etc. For special Hanukkah orders, please call Mrs. Perry Bacon immedi tel hone 21 -226 . Lois Cherfn . F:?ancos August Rhoda Rosen Rose La~~on Alma Zoll Rena Levine Elaine Fr end Dora Berman Julia Brulback Ellen Aron Jessie Ne.ymer Helen Parker Marie Bacon Evelyn Ga.lam.beck Rena Kaplan Lillian Singer NER TAMID AWARD Lillian PMe Rosalyn Chevlin This is the highest Boy Scout Fdith Brd'ft'tman Betty Broutman Religious award and all boys inter-- Betty Pr:we Rose Rosenberg ested should so inform the Rabbi. These ladies served lunch to 108 Classes will begin the end of men and realized a profit of November and be held innnediately- at $96.10. A job well done ! after Religious School on Sundays 12:30 P.M. �\. RABBI TO YOU JEWISH :OOOK MONTH (November 20 - December 19) is here o.gain and, judpng trom ·or.r liiJe:N.r, llabits, I doubt whether it will bring any significant new dinensions to our shrinking lives. Jewish BOlks of lasting and far-reaching vnlue do not co:rnmo.nd our fervent attention throughout the po.ssing months of activity. As 11 Best-Seller·Jews" we go a-horde-ing with the mob rather than focus our inner eye upon those masterpieces which will fulfill our inner needs and tlru.s both improve our cultural taste and recreate our lives. We are ridiculously and stubbomly overly-concerned with our "caloric diets" and overlyindifferent to our "reading diets". The very fact that we have to resort to a special month for Jewish content to our .reading materi~l reveals that our "ran.ding list of favorites" is top-heavy with anything but Jewish literature. Though our Bible is the all-time "best seller", it plays a very musty and innocent part in our lives. With all our leisure time there is little time and inclination for serious reading and study. It is high time that we convert the energy we use i..Tl lamenting the le.ck of our adult studies into energy to find out how it can be done. I suggest you consult the Rabbi and the few individuals who make the time available from their very.J very busy schedules. / ·(;Ji ,r<'/" /, e,,(/( ~1 -_,, · -f C ( Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone 2-2702 Non-Profit Organization TIME-VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) 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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-19591113 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 1959-11-13 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 13, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 13, 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/4f96b2196a978f987e2afbbd05daf2ba.pdf 8ec388ea4236b699d1ccc788eed711fc PDF Text Text BULLETIN OF CONGREGATION SONS OF IpRAEL Muskegon - Michiga..~ November 15th, 1945 Vol. 1 No. 4 RABBI SATLOW 1 S SF.RM:CNS: Friday· evening, November 16th "Dreams and . Prayer:;:; 11 Friday evening, November 23rd 11 Shabbos Todah - Thanksgiving Sabbath Dr, Philip Miller, guest speaker 11 0bs~rvations on Jewish Life in the United Kingdom and France." Friday evening, November 30th Chanukah Sabbath l!At This Season, In Those Days 11 WKBZ - Rabbi Satlow will broadcast a Chanukah Radio Progran1 on Saturday night, December 1st, 8:30 to 9:00 P.M. ✓ �Cha..r1ukah Parties Shabbos Todah We have much to be t):1ankful for at this time. The bloodshed is over and each new day sees more and more of our sons and daughters returning home to their l oved ones, On Friday evening , Nov. 23, our services will be dedicated to the theme of Thanksgiving.· Rabbi Satlovi has prepared a soecial ritual for this _Sabbath a~d the message of the evening will be brought to you by Dr • . Philip :~iiller, ·c a.ptain' in U1e .• Medical Corps. of the U.S.1;>r.rn.y. · Dr. Miller spent. 4l._ ,months . .: .. . abroad in. EnglandJ Scotland and Fr;mce. Having a keen interest in J e,vish' life, he :observed intently Jews and Judaism in these countries. The highlight of his 2.rrny career occured during the liberation of France , ,vi th its subsequent problems of ·reconstruction of the Jeviish con~nunities. He will bring so1ae of his most interesting experiences to our co~gregation on . that night. A nwaber of our ne'.vly returned young men have been invited , to participate in the rea9-:µ1g of the ritual. · · · "How good it is to thank the Lord" •• Co.r.1,e ;,iith your families and let us together offer our prayers of Thanksgiving unto Hi.In who doeth wondrous things, who has brought back to us our dear ones to their homes and, pursuits' . of peace. . . ·, ~ On Sunday morning, Dec. 2nd, at 10~30 A.?L, a special Chan.uk~ Party will take place at the Hackley School auditoriwn for all the children of our Religious School and their parents. J.. Chanukah · play, called Latkes . for Lottie, under the direction of lirs. Ben .Oppenheim will be pre sented as part of the entertainment. There will be an ex- ✓ change .of gifts among the child:_ ren and the Sisterhood will present each child v1i:th a holidny 11 11 fe.v or .. CRADLE ROLL The Cradle Roll will have a Saturday e.fter. Chanukah party noon, Dec. 1st, at · the homo of •.. the .Abe: Ashendorfs, Float Bridge Road, at 2:3') to 4:00 P.M. Mrs. Barney Roberts, Chairman of the :: Crn.dle Roll -committee, has arrunged a program of songs and gamcs, · to be followed by · refreshuents. All children two r,nd three years .of age v,fill be invi tcd to r1ttend. on Have you mnilod in your~Census ·Questionna.ire? �CH.ANUKAH - Nov. 29 - Dec. 7 Chanukah, the feast of Lights, will be celebrated this year on 7-iursday evening, Nov. 29th, through Friday, Dec. 7th, a period f eight days. This is the season of rejoicing and exchange of · gifts, for·it coro.memorates- the victory of the .Maccabees, a small, brave band, over the hosts of the Syrian oppressor, Antiochus · Epiphanes. After three years of resistance : an9- guerilla warfare, our ancestors, over 2100 years ago, emerged triumphant in their fight for religious freedom, the first ever recqrded_ in human history. · · The first net of the victorious K1.ccc'.bees was to remove· the objects of paganism and to rededicate the Tenple to the worship of the One God. The Menor~h was rekindled with the one cruze Qf oil found there and burned for eight days, until nevi holy oil for - . this purpose could be prepared by the priests. Vle therefore kindle. the Chanukah LD.mp in our homes for 8 nights, in I:iemory of this great event in our history, &'1.d we recite the following blessings: CHAi~UKAH SERVICE FOR THE HOEE Kindling the Ligh'ts·: 1. Boruch· Ataw Adonoy Elohenu °l,ielech hawolom, asher kid I shawnu b 1 mitzvosov, v 1 tzivonu l'hadlik ner shel Chanukah. Praised be Thou, 0 Lord Cur God, Ruler of tho world, wh.o hast sanctified us by Thy commandments, and bidden us kindle the Chanukc:>.h lights. . . 2. Baruch Ataw .Adonoy, Elohenu Mele ch hawolom, sheawsa,~ missin laavoscnu, b~-yomin hawhn.ym bazman hazeh. Praised be .Thou,. 0 Lord our God, Ruler of the World, vlho didst wondrous things for our fathers, at this sellson, in those days. CHJ,NUiw--i HYMN - Rock of Ages Rock of Ages, let our song praise Thy saving power; . Thou runidst the raging foes, wast our shelt'ring tower, Furious thoy µssD4,lcd us, but Thine ar:rr availed us, ·--imd Thy viord ,broke their sword, when our own strength · failed · us. �ADULT EDUCATION Bible Lectures The second in the series of Bible Lectures will deal ·with 11 The Epic of Creation'i and will be held at the home· of the Jerome Fishers, 1561 Clinton St. on Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, at 8 P.M. All are cordially invited to attend the lecture, discussion and social hour which follov,s. HEBREW CLASS The adult Hebrev1 Class will meet for the first tin1e at the Occidental Hotel on Tues. evening , Nov. 20, at 8 P.M. All those interested in learning to read and converse in Hebrew are urged to join this class. CONGREGATIONAL CULTURAL PROGRAMS The first of the series of cultural meetings sponsored by the Congregation, will take place at the Occidental Hotel on Wednesday, November 21, at 8 o'clock. CAL.El'JDAR OF EVENTS Nov. 18 Sisterhood Hard Times Party. ·n 19 B'nai B'rith Social· Archie ·Davidson: 11 The Work of the ADL.Today. 11 II 20 Adult Hebrew Class Occidental Hotel · II 21 Congregational Program Rabbi S. F~lix Mendelsohn 11 Jeviish Wit and Humor. 11 II 27 Bible Class 11 · The Epic of Creation 11 at home · of Jerome ·Fishers, 1561 Clinton St. II 29 Chanukah Kindle First Candle Dec. 1 Cradle Roil Party At the home of Abe Ash~ endorfs - Float Bridge Road. II II 2 Ghanukah Assembly Program - Hackley School. 4 s·isterhood Meeting Wornan I Club s Rabbi S~ Felix Mendelsohn of Chicago, famous collector andeditor of humorous stories depicting · NOTICE Jewish life, will be the speaker Dr. and Mrs. Morris Teles acof the evening. He will illusknowledge with heartfelt thanks trate his lecture with jokes and the .mn.ny expressions of sympathy stories expressive of the rich from the members of our community variety of J ev1ish experience. We on the occasion of their recent trust no one will miss this fine bereavement. program. of Jewish Wit ar.d Humor. � 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-19451115 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-11-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 15, 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 15, 1945. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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