939 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/6291adc197a7cf900fefdae872efd567.pdf 6bec2f567733d2da71f0fe741f3954cf PDF Text Text -· BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Muskegon, Vol. II Michigan No. 3 November 15, 1946 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS Friday evening, November 15th Book Review of "Focus" by Arthur Miller Friday evening, November 22nd Thirtieth Anniversary of the Death of Sholom Aleichem Review of "The Old Country" Friday evening, November 29th "The Wisdom of Foolslt "The Story of Chelm" J E WI S H BOOK MONTH November 15 - December 15 �JEWISH BOOK MONTH "Books shall be thy companions; book cases and shelves, thy pleasure-nooks and gardens." ON THE JEWISH BOOK FIDNT A number of very fine b 3 have been published recently. "The Old Country", by Sholom Aleichem, consists of a collection These worqs are taken from the of his choicest stories. Theimethical will of Judah Ibn Tibbon, mortal Sholom Aleichem has been 12th centl,lTy translator of Maimon- called the Jewish Mark Twain, for ide1s "Guide to the Perplexed•. while his works make one laugh, Because these words are as per• one cannot help but be moved by tinent · t~y as they were 800 their pathos. years ago when Ibn Tibn left them 11 The Spirit Returneth", by Selma as his legacy to posterity, the Stern, is a novel describing in Jewish Book · Council of America vivid te,rms 'the background of 14th has selected them as the slogan century Europe_. The authpr wo.s an for Jewish Book Month. They ap- eye-wit~ess to the modern tragedy pear on a beauti:f'ul poster i~lus• in Germany, and in this book has trated by Arthur Szyk, the artist successfully combined her personal who has won international feme experiences with a profound study for his miniatures. of the past. Hundreds or congregations throughout the country will hear **** JUVENILE BOOKS sermons and book reviews aimed to emphasize Jewish creativity and The latest storybook for chilto develop an awareness of Jewish dren is "Habibi and Yow", the cultural values during Jewish adventures of a little boy and his Book Month, from ~ovember 15th dog and their holiday experiences. "Mother Goose Rhymes for Jewish thro-ugh December 15th. We have therefo:re 'c hosen to ded- Children" has just been reissued icate the coming Sabbaths to the in a durable cloth binding, and ideals of Jewish Book Month. This "What Danny Did" has been revised Friday night, the ~ubject of our and enlarged with attractive cover sermon will be the novel "Focus" and illustrations. which deals with ,_the problems ot Another recent publication is a Christian mistaken for a Jew. the ".Aleph-Bet Story Book", issued In a gripping story, the author by the Jewish Publication Society, attempts to give us a rational consisting of exciting stories solution to the problem of anti- about the origin of each letteJ \f. Semitism in .America. the Hebrew alphabet. "Books are the treasured wealth of the world." �SISTERHOOD MEETING The Sisterhood Meeting on Dee. ~ children of our Religious 3rd will be dedicated to both JfRI• School have selected as their ish Book Month and the celebration officers of their Student Council: of Chanukah. Against a background or music, Rochelle Cherin __ president the songs and 'poetry of modern Barbara Seigel - vice-president Jewish poets will be irmnortalized. secretary Jean Klayf This is an origjnal program writtreasurer Sandra Cohan - ten and prepared by Mrs. Satlow. SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS In our next issue, we will carry the names of the officers of each class. *** At the Assembly last Sunday morning, our students voted to form a correspondence club to contact children overseas and bring cheer to their depressed spirits. They will also send Chanukah gifis of candy and school supplies through the cooperation of the World Jewish Congress, sponsor of this project. *** SUPPL:El,iENTARY READING sos - sos lie, want to thank all those who responded so generously to the appeal for clothing. 22 large cartons of clothing and food have been shipped out this week from your SOS depot. Please continue to bring both food and clothing. The need is still very urgent! MAZEL TOV to Dr. and Yrs. Martin Friedenberg on the birth of a daughter Julia Ann to Mrs. Isaac Grossman on the betrothal of ~er son Louis to Miss Jean Hoffmeyer of Chicago. The following books have been received by our children's library for circulation in the classes:"Boy Called Rashi" *** "Boy of Cordova" "Books are keys to wisdom's treasure; (Moses Maimonides) Books are gates to lands of pleasure "Boy of Vilna• Books are paths that upward lead; (The Vilna Gao~) Books are friends. Come, let us "Step by Step" (Moses Mendelsohn) read." "Judah Halevi in Granada" "In Those Days" - »nilie Poulsson "Either the book or the sword will prevail." Avodah Zarah 17b �THE BOOK OF BOOKS The Bible, what a bookl Large and wide as the world, based on the abysses of creation, and towering aloft into the blue secrets of heaven. Sunrise and sunset, promise and fulfillment, birth and death-- the whole drama of humanity -- are contained in this one book. It is the Book of Books~ The Jews may readily be consoled at the loss of Jerusalem, and the Temple, and the Ark of the Covenant, and all the crown jewels of King Solo;:ion. Such forfeiture is as naught when weighed agai.nst the Bible, the imperishable treasure that they have saved. If I do not err, it was Moham.~ed who nar.ied the Jews the "People of the Book," a name which in Ea.stern countries has rema ined theirs to the present dayi and is deeply significnnt. That one book is to the Jews their country. Within the well-fenced boundaries of that book they live and h&ve their being; they enjoy their inalienable citizenship, are strong to admiration, thence none can dislodge them. Absorbed in the perusal of their sacred book they little heeded the changes that were wrought in the real uorld around them. Nations rose and vanished, States flourished and decayed, revolutions raged throughout the earth-- but they, the Jews, sat pouring over this book, unconscious of the wild chase of time that rushed on above their heads. --Heinrich Heine, 1797-1856. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday, Nov. 17th, 8:30 p.m. B 'nai B 'rith Important Business Meeting Occidental Hotel Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, 8:30 p.m. Sisterhood Meeting Book Month Celebration "Travels Through Jewish Bookland.~ Wednesd~~, at 2 o'clock SOS Sewing Group at the home of Miriam Fisher, 1561 Clinton St. THE BOOK We -are the People of the Book The written page is our salvation; This only from the wreck we took TThen conquerors crushed our nation. --Jessie Sampter Vie Are Grateful that our prayers for the recovery have been effective and that Mr. Herman Mendelsohn and Mrs. Hyman Friedman are now back from the hospital and recuperating at home. BOOKS ARE THE WEAPONS OF DE140CRACY .' � 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-19461115 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 15, 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 15, 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/528b35a7ae73fb2cdd760dcd822e31f5.pdf f3d01e4f1e93c567d0b66c883dd359e1 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHlqAN Rabbi Stanlell Kaplan Abe Ashendorf, President Issue No. 6· November 16, 1961 - Kislev 8 C O M M U I T Y WORSH I P SISTERHOOD SABBATH Friday November 17th •••••••••• 8:30 P.M 0 RE1\.DERS: Mrso. _Albert Parker, Mrs . Morris Levine, _Mr:s .. Samuel Lawson & Mrso Maurice Stromberg ~ SER.MONETTE: Mrs o Harrison Friend ~-.TR:-Mrs., Warner Galombeck, Choir Director Mrs. Sol Zoll, Mrs~ Louis Jaffe, MrsG Louis Goldberg & Mrs o Alan Oppenheimer i} i} -l~ Orieg- Shab.b at -l~ -i:* * .. UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE Wednesday ·Eve:qing, November 22nd, 8:00 P.M. Central. Methodist Church,_ 1011 Second Street 9 Muskegon. Congregation B tnai Israel, First Congregational ~entral Methodist and First Baptist.. - ~ * N E X T .;~S • t- A B B .,"1- ")} ~} ·* ~,_ i} * * .~- A T Bl - Friday - November 24th ... o8:JO P.M. TORAH DISCUSSION On the Weekiy Torah Portion of Va Yishlach (Genesis Chapters 32-36) and on the Haftorah Hosea Chapters 11-12 and Obadiah. TR.\DITIONAL WORSHIP November 17th........... 7 :30 P .M. November lBth •••••••••• 8:30 A.M. November 24th •••.••••••• 7:30 P.M. November 25th. o-.- • . ............ .8:30 A.M.,, �-, CALENDAR-NOVEMBER Sat 18- Sisterhood Thanksf'orgiving Dance-Pontaluna Club Sun 19- JEWISB BOOK MONTH.( to Dec. ember 17th) Religious School 10- 12:15 Assembly - 9th Grade Service - 5th Grade · Mon 20-Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Tue 21-Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Hadassah Pot- Luck Supper & Meeting, Wed 22- Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Union Thanksgiving Service Central Methodist- 8:00 PM Thr 23- THANI\SGIVING DAY No Hebrew or Bar Mitzvah Classes No Confirmation Class 24-25- 26 MYSTY KI\LL/ili Muskegon TYG Chairman & Host Sat 25- Stein Bar Mitzvah- 11:00 P.M Sun 26-Religious School 10- 12 :15 T. Y. G. Mon Tue Wed Thr Mr. & Mrs . Club 27-Hebrew Class 28-Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Sisterhood Board Meeting 1 :00 - Temple Social 29- Hebrew School Adult Education Hebrew-7:30 - ·8 :30 PM Seven Little Read Books of the Bible: 8:40- 10:15PM 11 SONG OF SONG: Sex & Love, in Judaism" . 30- Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Michigan Federation of Temple Sisterhoods State Board at Jackson, Mich. Board of Trustees- 8:15 PM Confirmation: 7:15-8:30 PM TEMPLE FAMILY Yarzeits SADIE GRDSSMAN, mother of Herman, Louis , Harold and Mrs . Sam Klayf, Mrs . Ralph August and Mrs . Reva Bank, Kislev 4 . RABBI SH:'iBBSAI TELES, father of Dr . Morris Teles, November 21. BERTHA PAUL, Mother of Sylvia 't>au4 Kislev 22 . Anniversaries Mr . & Mrs . Leo Rosen/·November 20, 1930. Dr . & Mrs . Morris Teles, November 21, 1937. Mr . & Mrs; Eugene Fisher, November 22, 1942 . Thank You The Ashendorf fami ly would l ike to extend their thanks to all those who gave sola~e and aid during the period of our most unfortunate loss. Their kindness will always be remembered and appreciated~ Refuah Shelaymah Our prayers for a complete re covery to : Mrs . Sol Zoll and : Mr. Philip Granik who is at Hackley Hospital . and: Dr. Sol Cohan, who is at University Hospital in ,~nn Arbor, Michigan. --·- -·- -------- -- WITH THE RABB I Panelist on " Teaching Communism in our School Systems 11 -December : th, Muskegon Heights P. T. A. : ichigan State Temple Youth Leadership Institute, December 0- 9- 10. , �SISTERHOOD rranksf.Q.rgivin_g_Dinner Dance: Date : November 1i;; Saturday Time : 7:00 Co cktails ; 8: 00 Dinner Place : Pontaluna Country Club Entertai nment, Orchestra and Dancing ••• EVERYONE DO ATTEND !!! Reservations : Helen Parker, PL5- 2924; Doris Stromberg, __SWS- 2653 . __ ________ . ___ ____ _ -GIFT SHOP f._or your __9hanukah Gift Shopping : the Gift Shop will be open every Thursday from 1 :00 - 4 : 00 P. M., and the fol lowing Sundays: 19th, 26th and December 3rd from 12:15 - 1 :15 P. M. Mrs . Samuel Price will be available for special orders . For appointment_Elease_call_PA2- 3409 . __ __ _ ACTDTITY DAY Every Thursday 1 :00-4 :00 P. M. Cancer Dressing and Gift Shop Sewing. HfJ)ASSAH NOTICE • .• •The Hadassah Board· Meeting will be held Tuesday, November 21st , at the home of ~s . M. Stromberg. Pot- luck · supper and also state speaker . B 1NAI BRITH Annual Stag Dinner, November 29 , 6 :00 P. M~ , Houston House . For reservations contac t Mr. Art Bell, PA2- 69 79 . We promise you another pleas ant evening. Come early and enjoy a full evening and bring a guest with you . NOTICE •••• NOTICE ••••• NOTICE ••••• Please phone all college student names and addresses into the Temple office for our permanent files . Pff2 ... 2702 . • & Mrs. Fredrick Stein announce the· Bar Mitzvah of thei son, Richard, on Saturday; Nov1ember 25th1 at 11 :00 A. M., and ordially invite all members (over 11 years of age) to the iddush and Reception immediatel: after services . RELIGIOUS SCHOOL - Sunday Family Services . Every other session -of Sunday Classes will include a · brief If_,::µnily Se_]'.'Vic~ 12 Noon ... 12:15 PM with the various grades conducting the service . Parents are invited to sit with their-children. Nov . 19- 5th Grade, Service; 9t h Grade - Assembly. This will be the Thanksgiving Service. Bring in final offerings of canned amd b9xed food for the Thar.ksgiving Baskets . TJ, · T. !C,, BANQUET Tho nnnuaru:-J.c. Banquet will be held in the Temple on Sunday December 10th. Kindly hold this date on your calendar open for this special event . More about this in our next bulletin. TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP The Youth Group of Temple B 1nai Israel, is planning the Kallah of Michigan State Temple Youth to be held at Camp Tamerack (near Flint ) week- end of Nov . 24- 26th . We will be in charge of publicity, applications, registration, schedule and Saturday evening program. A group of from 5- 8 persons will' be attending from Muskegon. , �:::wHJ\ T THEY DO FDR US : Very shortly we shall launch our annual Temple drive in behalf of our national institutions : The Uni6A:of American Hebrew·Congregations and the Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion. Since we get at least one inquiry a year which asks "Why should I support than? What do they do-----i'or us?" -- Let us supply an answer beforehand . The U. A. H. C. and the HUC-JIR are Reforin · Juffaism 1 a great service organizations . The UI'JIC helps to educate our children, and their fathers and mothers - by preparing their curricula, publishi~g their textbooks , training their teachers (in association with the HUC- JIR) , issuing their newspapers and fostering their religious spirit through youth. groups and surmner canps. And this is only one small part of what the Union does, day in and day out . The HUC-JIR trains an:i ordains our Rabbis (ours is an alumnus); trains and certifies cantors; trains religious school principals and supervisors; and helps each and every one of Reform Judaism 1 s 800 rabbis keep abreast of the latest developments in Theology, Biblical Research Talmudical Study, Pedagogy, Sacred Music, Pastorial Counsell'ing, Psychiatry and other necessary disci:~ plines, What do they do for us? They help to magnify our Judaism and our Jewishness. For what we get, we ought to give------~-•-·---generously and thankfully o S6 remember, the Combined Campaign for ,\merican Reform Judaism--the Campaign in their behalf----when it takes place here shortly4 CONGREQ,",.TION B 1N1\I ISR)l.EL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Ivd.chigan Telephone: PA2- 2702 Rabbi_n ate: F06-5427 NON - PROFIT QRG,'..NIZAT.£0N TJME- VALUE MAIL . j -::·r.i: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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/23c73c98e362db0a5023fe675c0ae309.pdf 98d766eec0283dd0195e9cde983130d7 PDF Text Text BULLETIN of Congregation Sons cf Israel Huskc gon - !Eichigan Vol. 1 November - 1945 RABBI SATLOW1 S SER.HONS: Friday evening , Nove~ber 2nd : Keren Hc.ycs od Sabbath HJ.. Peopl e Buys Its Land . " Friday evening , November 9t h : Jewish Book Wuek A Review of: 11 For t he Sake of Heaven" by Martin Buber NOVE!mER IS JEWISH BOOK MOHTH No. 3 �Keren Hayc sod S[tbbnth An interesting experience of his visit to a colony in Northern Pales tine is r elnted by Dr. Walter C. Lowdermilk. On the wall of the dining room he . s.aw. a life_s;i.ze photograph of three fine looking young · men . ·upon asking about them, he ·wa·s told that the se young men had been shot from ambush vihile elev.ring the la..Yld of this new colony. Just before death, one of them had written in his notebook: "It is not s o hard to die vihen one does it for his ovm country. 11 The Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fund) was formed in London, in 1920, to recreate the Jeviish homeland r.nd to foster the spirit cf Zionism. This Sabbc:th, we celebrate a quarter century of J e1•:ish achievement in Palestine. During this period; the Keren Hayesod has acted , as it viere, as the ~;itional Treasury of the Zionis t i.1ovement. It Vias responsible f or the creation of a Hebrew educational systrun; it has invested l v.rge su.';ls in labor health, hous:ing and pubiic works; it has made funds avail.1ble for the r egulation, selection, training and reception of immigre.nts; it has c~~c t o the assistance of industry und has laid the foundati on of a whclc systen cf institutions for industricl. development . It has supplied .money for the strengthening of security of Jewish settlement. One of its mos' i .rnporta.nt functions is to help velop agriculturtl colonies by means of long teri!l loans to groups and individuals to settle the land · made n.vailable by the Jewish National Fund. ADULT EDUCATION Hebrew Class A clt>.ss in Hebrew for adults will be given at the Occidental, Hotel on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Rabbi Satlow will teach the group the clements of reading, fundamentals of granmar , and conversati onal Hebrevi . Bible Lectures Rabbi Satlow will conduct n series of Bible l ectures and discussicns vvhich Viill include t he study and interpretation of selecti ons frQ~ t he Bible, co~parative religion, archae ol ogy , the culture of the ancient world, a7d the development .of t he religi on of Israel. The firs t meeting i,vill ta.ke place at _the . home of t he J erome Fishers on Tuesday evening, November 13th• JEWISH BOOKS FOR . JE.'WISH HOMES �JEWISH :OOOK MONTH November has been designated . as Jewish Book Month. · During this time · a nation-1yide effort i s being ma.de to . bring to the attention of the -Jewish community, information about Jewish books. This .observance ·will culminate .in the celebrntion of Cbanukah on Nov ~,1:tber , 30th, when the first light viill be kindled. Cha.'1uknh is tpe season of exchange of- gift.s, for it marks the vie tory of Torah an.d Enlightenment ove::::- Paganism. Wtiat finer gift ·can we give our children and friends than J cwish books that lc;:i.d to knm~ledgc and understanding? The Sisterhc,cd has ordered the . f ollowing: juvenilo books which will .be made ave.ilable f or the purchase of Cha.nukah gifts: Mother 'G.09s0 Rhymes f or Jev1ish Children, K 1 t on 1 t on, Grandfather' s Big Book, and Hillel's Happy .Holidays. Our s ermon, on Friday evening, Hovel:'.1ber 9th, will he a review cff "For the Sake. of Heaven", by Martin Buber, Pro-fessor Philos-:ophy of the Hebrew. University. The setting of this book is the Napoleonic period, but its :e ssence is tirr).el~ss and most applicable to our present day world struggle. JEWISH BOOKS ARE YIEAPOHS OF DUIOCRACY HEBB..Eti SCHOOL Hebrew classes for children · wilL begin this Monday, November 5th. Instruction · will be given by Mrs. Morris Teles and the groups will meet twice each week,:. Monday and Wednesday, artd Tuesday and Thursday. J.P.S. The Jewish -Publication Society is a cultural, non-profit, · cQU~ cational organization which brings Jewish kncwlcdge into thousands of ho11es each year. It is supported by nominPl dues fr om. its members, and by funds from those in sympathy with its aims. An annual membership of $5 entitles one to a choice · of any three of the six books published each year. · Among the books published are those deal- · ing with Jewish history; litera-:ture and thought, L~ addition to at least one novel each year. TO MUSKEGON Mrs. Sol Smith Mr; ~nd Hrs. Jay Snyder .V/ELCO},fE Mr. & _9ISTERHOOD PARTY The first fun.d-rcising activity of the Sisterhood Program will take place on Nov. 18, c.t the Lake Harbor Grange Hall on Henry Street. It is called: 11 HARD TiltlFS PARTY11 arid will feature a Thanksgiving ontertainr;1ent program in addition to a fine supper. �WELCOME HOME! With fervent thanks to the Almighty, we welcome home to their farrii liGs 2nd commu.pi ty the f ollowing who have hen- . urnbly n.nd faithfully served their country: Harry Ashendorf Isnde,r Ash01:dorf . J ack Ashcnd orf tiax A.shcndorf · Jack Bcrrnnn hln:x O. BerI.1an Seynour Co.no Jerome Cherin Ben Cohen Oscar Daniels Harrison Friend Do.ve GololAierg Lm~is S. Gros sman Justin Gudelsky Ed . H. Krause Phillip Uiller Al Parker ' Leono.rd Price Hy1:1an Singer · CALENDAR OF EVEns Nov .. 5 B'nai B'rith Mee ting Business Session 11 6 Sisterhood Mee ting Mr. J ohn Farrell, 11 lfodical Ce.re for Returned Veternns 11 • 11 12 Hadassah l.!c cting Report on Convention by M:rs , Ralph August. 11 13 Bible Class "Culture of the Ancient World" at home of Jerome Fishers, 1561 Clinton Street . 11 18 Sisterhood Hard Times Party. 11 19 B1 nai B'rith Socin.l Archie Davidson 11 Thc Work of the J.DL Today." Adult Hebrew Class Occidental .Hotel 11 20 Our henrtiest cong_rntulntions to the newest 1'.1.Gi:lbers of our corununity, .and to their proud parents: · 11 27 Bible Class 1farc Leslie Ber.er.an Roger Hichacl Krause 11 Hazel Tov "The Epic of Creation" at home of Leo Roscns 1632 Peck St. 30 Chanukah Kindle first candle � 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-194511 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 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 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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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a65eb1aeb2904852eea2038d12ed5293.pdf 197b28f19104fc3f760a4bb13cc167cb PDF Text Text :TE:vlPL~ 'NAl lSRAEL DOUGLAS ROS2N, FRESIDENT ' VoL '':i . shvanb?.:isl ov .5J ~,; Novombo r ,rl;;Gl.., OBER 30th at 8 : 15 PM Se rvices will conduct~d by Rabbi Raymond We is s of Chicago His sermon will be on 11 Abrahamu and he r e quo sts that you BRING YOUR BIBLES Rabbi Weis s will continue discussion on "Abraham" c:. t, Oneg Shabbat following the services He will also participat e in Traditional Se rvice s October 30 &~ 3.1 ATTENTION TEMrL~ YOUTH GROUP MEMBERS! All 'fYG members should be present at above services , as the MSTY Caravan will be our guests . Following the Community Oneg Shabbat , the r e will be a Youth Social with a program presontGd by MSTY Executive Board Membe rs. Saturday morning exe cutive offic ers will mee t with the Caravan at 10:30 for a Confe r ence and lunch . On Saturday a t 1 : 00 the re will be a TYG program and workshop with the Caravan, at which ALL membors should be pre sent . Becky Ashendorf , President - - ************************************ COMMUNITY SERVICES - NOVEMBER· November 20 Friday Evening SERVICES CONDUCTED BY RABBI RAYMOND v-iEISS 8: 15 Pr epar a tions for oths r November Worship Services are not com9lete d , and will be· announced late r._;..in Tfui.DIT10NAL SERVICES _the _ _month _ _._ _ _ _ _ _ __ ________ Sabbath .c;ve Novembe r Sabtath Morning Novembe r Rabbi Rayl"(lonc:; Wo is s will participe. te November 6, lJ, 20 & 27 7 :30 PM 7 , ¼ , -. 21. & 28 8 :30 AM in Traditional Sarvic0s on 20 & 21 . �~ ,. I ;'· t - CALENDAR - NOVEMBER Sun . 1 He b . Sch . (3rd ) 9 & 1 : 00 Re l. Sch . (4 t h) 10:00 2 B. of· Educ a tion ThCA 12: 00 Mon . Wed . 7:30 4 Tuach:, rs I Meet ing Thurs . 5 B1 nai Brith .Fathe r-Child Banque t (See Pa ge 4) 6: 00 Sat . 7 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 Homo : Rose Lipman 1718 Beach Sun . 8 Hob . Sch . (4th) 9 & 1: 00 10: 00 Rol~ Sch • .(5th) 8 : 00 Tue s . 10 Sister hood Mee ting Pr cg r am by Y;rs . Barnard Becke r ~ sun. 15 Hob . Sc h. (5th) 9 & 1 : 00 Rel. Sch . (6th) 10 : 00 TYG Yout h for Under standing Meeting 7: 00 Tues . 17 Hada ss ah Open Board (Time & Place to advise) 8: 30 Thurs . 19 B 1 nai Lrith Meeting Goner ~l business 1 : 00 Sun . 22 Heb. Sc h . (6th) 9 & Rol . Sch . (7th) 10:00 Tuos . 24 Siste rhood Rummage Sale Thut§ , 26 TI-l.AJ."IJKSGIVING DAY 1:00 Sun . 29 Heb . Sch. (7th) 9 & Re l . Sch . (8th) 10:00 B' NAI ERITH HOLDS 6.E.MI N1.R AT GR Mr . Da n liap ort , Dr . and Hr s . . Ar t Gr eenbe rg, Mr . jose:ph Simon, Mr . & !'fi rs . Abe a she ndorf and Mr . & Mrs . Ed Krause wer e among the 200 members who attended t he Annual Fall Seminar of the Michi gan B' na i Brith Counci;L at tm Pantlind Hote 1 in Grand Rap ids , £in : Octo'ce.r_·:17:,. 18, 1964 . The Program of" the Semiri-ar- included a . :workshop on "Memte rship and Re tention oi'_ ':Membe rs" and ge ne ral B1 nai Brit h activities . A Panel Discussion wa s held on tro topic "Am I My Brothe~ 1 s Keeper? ", with Rabbi Frederick Essenber g as Moderator and the Reve r end Fathe r Michae l Beahan , Rabbi .Erwin Halpern , Revor ond Nod :McKenney and Mr . Al Cowle s of the Grand Rap ids Human Ra lations Commission a s members of the Pan0l . The Sem inar clo sed with a t e stimonial dinne r in honor of Mrs. Paul Liebe rt , Pres ident of the 1 . B. Womens ' Dist rict Lodge #6 . Joseph Simon I N APPli.ECIATION lVir . & Mrs . Dan Roe tter wish to J OINT SISTERHO OD HADASSAH HAfHJKAH PAhTY- TDIPI.E 6 :'QQ t han k all who partic ipat ed· in any way t O make Lar ry I S .Bar Mi t zvah COMING EVZNTS .·. such a j oyous occas ion . A ve ry s:p3 cial than ks goos· to Dr . and Mr s . Morris Tol es, Mrs . Harry Be rman , Mrs . Galombe ck, Mr . Bour.zie 1 and the choir o CAN GER DhiSSINGS ON THURSDAYS For making the Hadassah Paid-Up Mrs . Morris Kantor announce s that Lunche on so s1,1cce~ sful my h:l arteach Thur sday afternoon fron 1-4 f elt thMks goe s to : Mrs . N. work will be done at the Templ e on cancer drcrn sings . All women of the · Br out man , Mrs . H. Ennis , Mrs . A. Greenbe rg , Mrs ~ Morris Ranter, Templ e ar c urged to take pa rt in Mrs . S. Price , Mrs . S. Singer , this worthwhi l e proj ect . Mrs . B. Stern, Committee Members , TEt1PLE OFFICE HOURS 9: 15 - 1 :15 and t o Mrs . J . Me tz for t m Center Mondays through Thursdays, la te r by Pi«rco and De corations , Hrs . JQsiah r e quest. wi ener for the corsage s and Mi ss Florenc e Rubinsky f or year books . Gene Berman De cemb er 3 - Combination NovemberDe cember Eoar d of Trustee s Mee ting .Decemb6r 12 - Community r arty "Md..nuo.t to Monkoy'• sponsored by TYG �YAHRZEIT MEYER FISIWJAN, father of Hrs • Libby Ros1J , Novemoa r 4 · JACOB Rif'NEit , fa t he r of Mrs . Douglas Roam , November 6 HYMAN FLAXNlili, fatror of Mrs . Le o Rose n; Noverrb er 7 SADIE QROSSMAN , mother of Mr . Herma Grossman, Mr . Harold Grossman, · Mrs . Sam~Klayf, Mrs . Ralph August, Novcmter 9, Kisl ev 4 · ROSE IW.KIN , wife of .l"ir . Michael Halkin, mothe r of Mrs . Ellis Chevlin, Noverrbe:r 10, Kislev 5 ~~X FISHER, father of Mr . Harry Fisher, Novem~a r 12, Kislev 7 BERNARD ALTHOLZ, father of Mrs . Mil ton Ste indm r , Novemb or 13 J.ACOB GREENBAUM, father of Mrs . Robert Rosenberg , November 14, Kislev 9 ARTHUR ROSENBERG , brothe r of Mr . Robert Rosenberg, November 1, Kislev 11 JENN IE FISHER, mother of Mr. Harry Fishe r, November 15, Kislev 10 HENRY KLINE, fathe r of Mr . Harold Klino , Novembar 17 , KKislev 12 SAHJ,.H SIMON, wife of Mr . Joseph Simon, NovombGr 17, Kisle v 12 RACHEL LEAH CHERIN, mother of Mr . Robert Cher in , Novem1YJ r 19 , Kisle v 14 LEVI ROSEN, father of Mrs . Goldie Smith , November 20, Kislev 15 RABBI SHABBSAI TEI.ES, father of Dr . Mor ris Teles , November 21 RAE CUYMhN , mothe r of Mrs . Morris Kantor, November 21, Kislev 16 SOL COHAN , husband of Mrs . Betty Cohan , November 22 JULIUS SILVERMAN, fath3r of Mr . Sol Silverman, November 22 , Kislev 17 ALEXANDER SAMUEL :KRAUSE, fa.tna~ of Mr . Edward Krause , Noverrber 22 , Kislev 17 YAHRZ.b:IT (Continued) ARTHUR ME~"DELSON, brother of Mrs • Reeva Levy, November 26 JOAN HIRSH.AFIELD , cousin of Mrs . Robe rt .Rosenberg , November 26 ZillLINE DARMSTADTER , mothe r of Mr . Loui s Darmstadter , November 26 , Kislev 21 BERTHA PAUL , mother of Mrs . Charles Hawkins, November 27, Kislev 22 ELSA Dil.BJv!STADTERL wife of Mr . Louis Darmstadter, mother of Mrs . Jack Staindle r , November 28~ Kisle v 23 AEN IVERSARIES Mr . & Mrs . Harrison Friend, Nov. 1 Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Becker , Nov . 10 Mr. & Mrs . Leo Rosen , Nov . 20 Er . & Mrs . Morris Teles , Nov . 21 Mr . & Mrs . Eugene Fisrer, Nov . 22 .Mr . & Mrs . Richard Kaufman , Nov.24 f..EFUii.H SHALA1'.Mh H Our praye rs and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to LOUIS GlJTIELSKY who is a patient at Mercy Hospital CONTRIBUTIONS Youth Scholarship Fund, Dr . & Mrs . Ralph Augus t in memori of Mr, Nathan Broutman wn~m Mrs . Audrey Cahill and her daughter El ena , who have recently moved rere from Detroit, and are r osiding at 460 Clay . BON VOYAGE to Louis Darmstaater, who will be spending the next six months visiting his brother in Chili . CONGRA'l'lfu;.TIONS & GOCD LUCK TO JEFFRb'Y ROSEN , on being one of the National Merit Scholarship Awar Semi-Finalists . NEW 1964- 65 COMMUNITY LISTS are now available and may be picked up at the Ternrilc offic? . Thore are also more Jewish caiendars . �I.MFORTllN T INFORMh TIOl\: FOR JiLL Pi,.RENIS REG.nHDINQ BhNQUET NOVEMBER 5 De ar Parents : At 6 : 00 PM, Thursday , Novomber 5 at tm Houston House , L 1 nai B 1 rith will sponsor its First Annual "Father and Child Banquet" . This banque t will include games , .chats, decorations, :ent e rta,inment and, of course , a good meal. Givo your childrun as well as yourse lf a "treat-out" and plan to. atte nd this memorable affair . Max Rothschild will be most happy _to take your r e se rvations and can be conta cte d a t home , PLS-2651 or at hi$ place of business , PA2-2J 80 . Pl e ase coope rate b y making your resorvations at once - if not soonerl James Price B 1nai Brith Program Chairman I MPORTANT NOTICE: Please have all BLOOD DONORS REQU.i:;STED mee ting dates and other informati on The :Muskegon ifounty 'Chapte r of for the De combe r bulletin in writing tho b.oo rica n Re d Cross has asko.d at th3 Temple off ice by Novembe r 24. tha t a notice be placed in bulletin Any Congregat iona l it ems of inte r e st conce rnin g speci al blood dona t ion are appreciated . day \rvo dne sday, Nov. 4 from 12 noon PRESIDENT ATTENDS RETREAT until 6: 00 at the Huslro gon Armory() Mrs. · Mauric e St romb e rg, Sister-• Don?,tions may be specif i e d as for your own synagogue or church blood hood President , att e nde d the State bank. Call for appointme nts to Sisterhood Retr eat at Haven Hill ...,O'""'ct""-ob=e,,_..r,--=2~7-' -""'&=--..;2=..;t\'-'",_________~_PA6-3555. _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATION CONGRZGATION B' NAI ISRAEL TIME-VALUE MAIL FOURTH & WEBSTER STRillTS MUSKEGON, :MICHIGAN Te l ephone : rA2-2702 �C ONG R E GA T I ON B I NA I I S RAE L FOU hTH 1-1,ND v,EBSTER MUSKEGON , MICHIGA.N November 23 , 1964 D3ar Congrogants : It 1 s Chanukah ti.mo again - a nd Siste rhood and Hadassah cordially invites you and your ontiro family to at t end a Pot-Luck Family Sufpc r on Sunday, Dcc0mbor 6th - from 5 PM to 7: 00 PM - to bo hold in tho Socia l Hall of 1omplo B 1 nai Israe l . Tho main dish , r elishe s , drinks to ploaso tho young and tho old , and dossort will be sorvod to one and all for tho low price of :,., 2 . 00 pur family • •• • as many r efills as de sirud. Tho only thing wo ask you to bring is your own dishe s and cutlery , and a hot dish (if you de sire) to go with Kosha r Hot Do gs . 1-i.ll childTun will r ocoivo a Chanukah Tid- but , and ente rt ainme nt is pl anned to pl0aso tho entire f amily . Pl vasc coma ••• holp us mako this a wond 0rful 0voning in Tomplo "tog0thcrnoss 11 • • • in good followship - good food - and good fun . vv ith warm Cihanukah good wishe s , Sisterhood Congr ogation b'nai Israe l Muskv gon Chapte r of Hadas sah �IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CONTINUING 'ID RECEIVE TEMi: LE L 'NAI ISliAEL l"'IONTHLY BULLETINS , FILL OUT THIS SHEET COHl-LETELY 1-IND RETURN Till f CLL01rJING INFOhl11-iTION ll.S SOON r1.S 1:-0....,SIBLB : PLEASi:, 1. C01'fr LE TE NAME AND .1-1.DDRt£SS 2. IS 'IHIS ADDR!ESS EXAC TLY THE SAf1E 11.S THE ONE TO vIHICH THIS BULLETIN v~J;.S SENT? 3. rs .ANYONE tLSE AT YOUR ADDRESS RECEIVING COPIES OF THE TiMH,E B ' Nh.I I SRAEL BULLETIN? 4. WOlJLD YOU CAlili TO IviflKE A CGN'l'RfoUTION TO ilELt' 1iv ITH HLIBTIN EXFENSES? 5. PLEASE CHEC K TaGb-2: CLASbH'IC.11.TION'S "\Id-ITCH iJ: PLY TO YOU : A. FOill'TZR VlENb...C:li. OF T..:11iPLE l.. ' NAI ISh.iiliL B. REU 'I'IV~ Gi' hi:,i•.J..,i::rt CF TfM.r LE b I N.n. I ISii.hEL C. STUDENT D. E. 6. v, HO.::i~ --------------- ------------ F.J\ULY .r,.GLONC"S TO TEMPLE -------------SEhVIC2 ~H0 OHN..:i1" vvHOSE FAMILY lliLONGS TO T. .'.JfrLE --------ORGJ.i.NIZi-iTION CON:·:,ECTiD \, ITH T.t:Hi-12 ---------------rn vJHA'T w,. .Y? ---- - -------- ----------J: IN NONE OF ABOVLi: CLASSIFIC.n TIONS UNDER HO . 5 Ad LY TO YOU AND YOU .iJti STILL INT.iHlSSTSD IN rtii.:CEIVING bULLETINS , du.:.J..Si 0T,.,'I',.J CihCUM.:,TnNCES OF HOw YOU HJ.u-- PLN TO BE ON MAILING LIST . To comply with postal r ogul o. tions tha t al l bulk mailings must bo identical, Wu 2.r o including this form with oach bullotin . If you am A DUES f.nYING HuMb . .i:R IN GOOD ST.tlNDING OF T.J:H}Li l:l ' N.1-1.I L::ih.1-1..GL, 1.ND LIVE IN NUSK2GON, NUSKEGON HEIGH,S, NORTH MUSKFDON , GRAND ::-IAV:i!N, HOLLAND OR SI-RING L.hKE OR 'Ivi IN L.nKE , you noo d not r 0 turn this form as you arc autom~tically sont ' ali Temple mailin~s ~ m:y··oTHERS., wHO DO NOT J.LETUltN THIS FOILM ;,.s EVIDENCE OF YOUR DESmE TO RECEIVE BULLETINS WILL bE it:EMOVED FWM M.. ILING LIST • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-196411 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 1964-11 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 1964 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 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/e121481b14b4564251371f6f34035c3c.pdf 88236adc15b83001e791d432db687ec5 PDF Text Text EMPLE ALK Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr. Joel wiener , President TEMPLE B'NAI I SRAfL Chesvan-Kislev_5_7_26________N_o_v_e_m_b_e_r_,_1_9_6~5_ _ Vol. VIII, No. 22 SCHEDULE November 5 --pfU-SKE'GON 1 MtCHl(jAN OF WORSHIP SERVICES Friday Evening Sermon: 11 THBOLOGICAL EXPLANATION OF CREATION" Participants: Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Steinman KIDDUSH 8:00 PM ~J, -~- November 12 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT ViORSHIP Sermon: "°WEEKLY }'ORTION OF 'IHE LAvv" Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants : Youth Group Members Oneg Shabbat ** 7:)0 PM *********************** * ** ** *** * *********** November 19 Friday Evening Sermon: 11 AJ:- PLIED JUDAIS:W' Participants: Dr. and Mrs. Maurice .Stromberg KIDDUSH 8:00 PM ********************** * ***** ** *** ~ ******* * * November 24 UNITED THAJ.1KSGIVING SERVICE - '\r;ednesday Evening 8:00 PM SERMON BY RABBI PHILLIP ROSENt ERG Held at St. John's United Church of Christ - Pine and Diana Streets *** ** *** * ** ** ** * * * ** * ***** *** * * ** *** * ******* Friday lwen:ing Sermon: 11 IN l.;.UEST OF SERENITY" Participants : Mr . and Mrs . Danie 1 Rapoport KIDDUSH November 26 8:00 PM ****************** * ****** * *** * ** * ** * ******** TRADITIONAL SERVICES Sabbath Mornings November 6, 13, 20, 27 8:30 AM *** * ************ * *** * ** * ** * ** * ************** CALENDAR - NOVEM1ER, 1965. November 2 - Tuesday Sisterhood Bus:iness Meeting & Program Speaker: Mrs . Ralph Hawk:ins on "Social Security" 7 - Sunday Temple Youth Group Slave Day-Call Temple 10;00 - 12:00 (See Flyer on Slave Day) 10 - hednesday Hadassah Card Party at Gas Company 10 - v-Jednesday B 1 nai Lrith Houston House Stag (Cost: ~J .50) (Call Jack Chevlin or Abe Ashendorf for Reservations) 17 - Wednesday Hadassah Meeting 18 - Thursday bOARD OF TRUST;IBS MEETING 22 - Monday B1 nai brith Youth Night 24 - Wednesday United Thanksgiving Service at St. John's United Church of Christ 25 - Thursday THANKSGIVJNG DAY RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - NOVEMBER All Hebrew Classes - 9:00 - 10:00 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:30 PM 1:30 PM 7:45 PM 7, 14, ~l, 28 Religious School 10:00 - 12:00 8:00 PM �TEMPLE TALK - NOVEMBER, 1965 - PAGE Tw O REFU.1-.H SH.,L,.YNi-JI Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a funro covo ry to YAHRZEITS MEYER FISHMAN , father of Mrs . Libby Rose , November 4 JOSEPH STERN , father of. Mr . William Ste rn , November 5 GERTRUDE RIVA SINGER , mother of Mr . Joseph Singer, November 5, Che svan 10 JACOB: RIPNER, fatper of Mrs . Douglas Rosen , November 6 · . HYMAN FLJ,XY.1.AN , father of • Mrs . Le o Rosen , November 7 SAM AUGOSOVIT Z, fa ther of Dr • Ralph August , November 7, Chesvan 12 BERNR.RD ALTHOLZ, fathe r of Mrs . Milton Steindler·, Noveinber 13 SARAH ROSENBERG , wife of Dr. Phillip .Rosen-· · be rg, Novemoor 16 IDA .h.SHENDORF , f!J-Other of Abe , I sadore , Jacob , and Max Ashendorf_,) Novembe r 16 , Chesvan 21 '. · REVA BANKS, siste r of Mrs . Ralph August , Mrs . Samuel Klayf and Harold and Herman Grossman, November 18 RABBI SHABBSR.I Ti;LES, father of Dr . Morris Te le s , November 21 DR. SOL COHhN , husband of Mrs . Be tty Cohan Novembe r 22 1-1.RTHUR MENDELSON, brothe r of Mrs . Reuben Le vy, November 26 J EAN HIRSHAFIELD, cousin of Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, November 26 SADIE GROSSMAN, ~other of Harold ard Herman Grossman, Mrs . Ralph irngust and Mrs . · Samuel Klayf, November 2o , Kisle v 4 llii.RRY GREEN, brother: of Mrs . Robert Rose nberg, November 27 ROSE GR.iIGNB.J.RG, mot.her of Mrs . Sol Silverman , Nove moor 29 · ROS;I; H11.LKrn, wife of Mi chael Halkin , mother of Mrs . Ellis Qhevlin, November 29 Kislev 5:. · - · ' MRS . EV.GLYN G1,LOMBECK who is a patient at Me rcy Hospital CONTRIBUTIONS General Fund Mr . and Mrs . Isaac Brody , Mr . Bernard be c ker, Mr . L . P . Sache tt Garden Fund From Mrs . Selma Cahn--:add Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Shumache r with best wishes for the recovery of Mrs . Milton Steindler . · IN 1,.}-PHEC:i;ATION To Mrs . Paul Wi e ner , who f or . the past ten ye ars has furnished the love ly altar flow e rs which a dd so greatly to the_: beauty of trie service s on Rosh l~ashona and Yorn Kippur_. -. This .act of thoughtfulness is in memory of he r late husband . To Dr . and Mrs . Ralph .h.ugust for their timely gift of a tape r e corde r to the Religious School in memory of Mrs . Reva- Banks , sister of Mrs . a ugust . · Mr . and Mrs . Martin Schankle r wish to thank the community for their help with Kenneth's Bar Mitzvah in October . BEST 1JyI J HES TO Mr. and Mr s . David Ashendorf , who were married on Octobe r 22 . Mrs . 1,shendorf is tm former Carol Thomas . They will make their home in Gr and Rapids . Ca rol Race , 1:1lbert Parker, •will be unite d The y will live CONDOLENCE To the family of . . . .. · - MRS . HILDi-1. . JACOB,$0N wife of Saul Jacobson, ·who '·passe d away on Octobe r 22 . May her memory be f~r· a b-le~ sing . CONDOLENCE To the family of . . CARLOS D1RMST11.DT.2:R brother of Loui:S Darmstadt§lr·, who pas sed away on Octobe r 2 . May his memory be for a blessing daughter of Mr . and Mrs. and Mr . Norman Slavin, who in marriage on October 30. in Benton uarbor . -.i-..N'NIVERS.1,liIES Nr ~ & Mrs . Mr . & ·Mrs. Dr. & Mrs . , Mr. & Nrs ~ j Mr. & Nrs . l ! Harrison Friend .- -- November ·1 -Le o Rose~, Hovembur 20 Morris . Teles, Novembe r 21 Eugene -Fisher,. Novembe~. 22 Richard Kaufman , Nbve,~ ~er 24 TAK.G 1, F'EW MINUTES • • • . ~ . • . . To droB a card to -hddie . Penney' who is ill at his home at 2496 1--'hilo 1.venue, an::l expec ts t o e nte r a hospital soon • . CONG:RiiTULAT IONS TO: Mr . a nd Max Kopeloff, who celebrated their .,.,dditioral J ewish home calendars are GOLD .EN WEDDING JJ\ NIVERS.J--tY on Octobe r 2. a~aila.ble at tm Temple offic e , or may be An~ a big thank y ou from them to t heir many picked up at the library when you a tt e nd friends who helped to make it such a s e rvic e s . pleasant ocassion . A beautiful wine bottle was pr e sente d to the Templ e in honor of the Kopeloffs. I Mr . and Mrs . hlan Stahl , who be came parents . SECRET.1-,RY S OFF ICE HOURS Mondays through Thursdays 9~15 - 1:15, of a daughter, Rac hel Tamara, on Sep tember JO . excepting holidays , or later by appointMrs . Stahl is the former Marilyn Banks . ment . H om e phone - ihJ-6957 . ' Mr . and Mrs . Lawre nce Iie rman, who have a son Daniel Ross, b orn on September 16. Mr . and Mrs . Harry Berman, proud grandpare nts. �. .. TEMrLE ThLK - JJOV~MB.ER,_.1.96.5 - PAGE THREE RABBI TO PR.Ei,GH AT Tllii.NKSGIVING, SERVICE . T~e annual united Thanksgiving Service will be held on Thanksgiving Evo ,·. vi ednesday, November 2h, at 8:00 P.M, at St. John's United Church of Christ, on '·· the corner of fine street and Diana· ~venue . The sermon will be given by Rabbi Phillip Rosenberg. All congregants are requested to attend this ilnportant National 0ervice . Participating are the First Congregational Church, Central Methodist Church First Baptist Church, St . John's United Church of Christ and the Temple I, 1 nai Israel ED KR..tUSE ILlPRESENTS B 1N;.I BRITH .1-1.T Pi..NELS This month I appeared as your local B'nai Brith representative before two local church groups - one at tho Gontral Methodist Church on a panel with Hrs . Erika Paulson, Mns . Mary Loder and Mrs . Alice Albery. The other was a meeting under the chairmanship of 1··rancis Beedon at the Wood Street Methodist Church. The subject matter discussed was the true rature of the threats to the freedoms of our democracy caused by extreme elements in our country, and some of the hate incidents resulting therefrom in our community. Not only as Jew_, but as freedom-loving .-. mericans, we are threatened by proponents of extreism who advocate such hate and distrust of 11.rerican Leadership that we must prepa re to meet their bombardll'l3nt of propaganda with facts - which are the only weapon we can use to protect ourselves. You may be assured that the i.ntiDefamation Leairue of U 1 nai Brith is on the job, but this is not enough without a concerned interest by people like yourself, who must be willin~ to stand up and be counted in every effort to achieve civil rights and human dignity for all. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ~1???????????? ? ? WHJ.T 1S YOURS??? J ? ? i.TTENTI ON: ;.LL OUT OF TOWN ? ' ?':PEOPLE RECEIVING THE TEMPLE BULLETIN! ? . ? ? . ? We must have your zip code · ? number if we are to continue send- ? ing you the Tempie . Bulletin. ? -Postal · regul~tions. are that after ? the first of the year bulletins ? without a zip code number WIIJ., NOT ? BE DELIVERED. Please while you're ? thinking of it right now, write your ? name and zip code on a postal card ? and mai 1 it to the Temple office. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? We have obtained zip code ? numbers for Muskegon, North Muskegon, ? ? Heights, Grand :Iaven and Holland ? ? from the post off ice. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? SECOND FISChL QU.i..RTER BEChN OCTOBER 1 Temple · statements have gone out to three members whose 1965-66 dues are not paid in · full. · It is · cal le~ to your attention that second quarter payments are now currently due. IMPORTJ.N T NOTICE 1~11 meeting dates, thank you notices, invitations and other information for the December bulletin must be at the Temple office IN WRITING BY NOVEMBER 22. I NV I T h T I ON Grand Rapids Hadassah extends an invitation to Muskegon members to a luncheon and program 11Giants of the Yiddish Theatre" on Wednesday, November 3, at 12:30 PM at i.hevas Israel Synagogue . RSVP Leatrice Ennis F'L9-3144 Edward H. Krause Ci.R IDENTIFIC;..TION STICKERS il.Vi.IL1.BLE COMING EVENTS Sisterhood suggests that you brush Uf on your dancing in preparation for the iiChievement Dinner-Dance to be held on March .5 at the ~ontaluna Country Club. REMINDER FOR lhlLIGIGUS SCHOOL CHILDREN You are re quested to be sure to bring your UNICEF boxes to Religious School this coming Sunday. If you have not received identification stickErs to place on your cars to identify it as belonging to a member when parked in the Temple Parking Lot you may pick yours up at the Temple office . 1965-66 CONMUNI'IY LISTS IN PROCESS New Temple Community Lists will be ready for distribution early in November. �E1-.RLY AUTUMN DJ..Y Upon this early Autumn day, The earth repeats a n ancient · say~ When full-blown leaves fall from their lair , The y go to seek their damsels fair . . . ··-··--~ . Sweet ·, Mother-1'.:arth has fed them well, 'With tender love, ·few words can tell . And now , a once rose-coloured hue , . 'l-1.ppears ;in different, da,rkel view . . .. . -- In these mixed. acts of joy and ruth, · Is proved the oft repeated truth, Comei early i.ut-qmri~ wintry skies , A Mother's Love all depth defies! Sarah Rosenberg . ··: · . • I -. ' : 1· :, . , . . ~.,_c .~ .i • . ....., . ... '). . , ._ I ~ ,' .·- CON-GRl!;G1,T ION B' NiJ I Sfu.i.EL FOUHTr: 11.Nb'"v,1 EBSTER srmiETS MU-:i l(ZGON , :,MICHIGAN 49441 . Office Phone : , }'.J.2 7 2702 :Rabbina.g€: PL5-5318 .. __ _ ----- - . : ·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. 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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/ff5ba7d3988d61a25810f1376ef7f6c0.pdf 69b8948a9fd6a14b476fd320d23ebb38 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL ,~USKE40N, MlCtt14AN ,;I Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Ave Ashendorf, Pr e s , lsau e Ii:o" 5 Novemoer 2. 1961 - Cheshvan 23 C O M M U N I T· Y W O R S H I P T H I S S A T H-Friday, November 3rd •••••• 8:15 E... F,\MILY WORSHIP Conducted by the Religious School 9th Grade Readers: Laurie Levine Geo-rge Schankler A B B L,1is li.Ugust Harold Schumacher Mark Becker Mtchael Steindler Ellen Lipman David. Che:dn Sermonette: Lorraine f·riend Birthday Blessing Oneg Shabb at N l E X T S ,'\. B B A T H .- Friday, November 10th ..... . 8 1JC Reader: .·. Dr. ,'..rthur Greenberg Sermon:- Louis Grossman, 11 Toldot, Jacob ! Es au - A Comme.tary11 TRADITION,\L WORSHIP N4,v"ember 3 ••••••••••••••• 7:3-0- PM -. ;~- -·N•v·e mber 4••••.•.... , ....• 8:30 PM •. · '"' .. ~. . November 10 •••••••••••• 7:30 £.;. November 11 •••••••••••• 8:30 U �CAI '<;NDJ.R- i.'JOVEMB3P. ("' .. l,.,l., l.... .. : •- t; ,J::.g_;.01 s 2 ::100J. l C, l~:-~JP1'1 S . ~-rir·;~ 6-c,:-. G·~ a~-8 TEMPLE FAM ILY Ya} :;_~7,e, ;,s }L.t~B~. FIS:-fiiJAl\T, ; "' :- ~.· -· · ,_'.' }!:;::,, I ,co Rc :::e, N0vP'Tiber l.: G> , 0 · . ; .... ~:,1~ t:t 1'"i _ :,.:_ Clas J .~ ~- i. ·~3C P?-1 JJ\CG3 R:J'.Pl:: ~r.., : a ~r:..::::. ui l~:c.- , ... . --- c-. P...':>uc.LJ. ,. ,. . . . . . .i 1,1 , . .. -1 --. - , 6.L'· -, f l _.·· ,: 1 "2ct..1. ,l ~~\:, Suf;~:., Lv....a.o.lc...~ h ... ,, v ... .. 1....., .:..,.L ,.;_.,,,., l: C-u I'L - '.i.e.rr.plo · liYMAJJ S , B-AX1·1~1i_,, f a".:iher of Mrs" 1-.?_\,.1.i.CAN EDUCATION Wh:ii:r{ Leo Ras6n, Novembe r 7th. 1-:vj _ - }'.~, c'l" _,_ of K .i.;.-:: ar,ion --lfo : m "lwii DR . S.1\Ml:t'.::., PINES" father of Ers. H-~-i ,& Bar Mitz·;-ah Cl;,ss es Louis U~·:-~::man_. He S!J.Van 26. JACOB GREENBAU11, father Of Mrs. ToY. Go F.xecutive 7 :30 P .Mo Teachers 1Meeting 8:15-10:JO Rob e rt Roseuberg, Kislev 9. 'rue > •Heb o& Bar Mitzvah Classes MI\X: FISH~ father of Harry Sisterhood Gen. Meeting 8:00 Visher, Kislev 7. E.LEC TION DAY Ann:' .versaries Wed ,3- -i-Iehrew Classe_s Mr. & Mi·s ,--Be:c\i~rd Becke!', NovADULT EDUCATION-1st Session ember 10th, 194~6_._ _ _ _ _ __ Heb r ew-7 :30-13:JOP .M, , T~ak You .::::bJ.e --6 ~ hO--.trJ: uO ? ,1Y~. . Hr. :~ Iv>s, c: e:·;,me CEe::r;i.n '\'T~ Jh :·-:. 11 Li ttle .Read Books o1 extend_ th,~J:r heartfelt thanks to Our Bi b le 11 e\-9Y'jro ne ·who helped to make t::,i:::~ .r . ·1'r..r· ;:'---~: :-, t e rho di AcV.'ti ty ilay·son 1 s, David, Bar Mitzvah a suc Cancer Dre ssi1~g0 1 - 4 P . M. cess . Hebrew & Bar H::.tzvah Cl asse s Congratulations Confirmation Class-7 :15- 8 :30 ·· to Mr ,. & Mrs. Sa"luel Klayf on the Fri 10- U. A.H . C. Bienni al · (Rabbi & b i rth of their grandson, Mark Mrs . Kaplan in Wasll., D. C.) Lawrence . Parents are Hr . & Mrs . Marvi n Schiller (Nancy) of Chic ., Illinois . Decorum The Rabbi and Temple Board are concerned with the general deco rum in the Sanctuary, especially wi th a few members (adult , youth & Chi ldren) disturbing others by talking our unnece~sary ill - timed leaving or entering • This is an appeal to solve the . 'RELIGIOUSt SCHOOL- Sunday Farriily _ Servi ces probl em by a gentl e r eminder Every: o ther- Session:.c>{ ~_S11n?-a~: ... rather than by a more firm ap_Classes will i ncl ud e a brief p reach~ · . . . . .- . ·"" · ·family SeFvice, 1"2 Noon-1 2: 1.5 Plj 1 •. H,'ill,\SS1\B PAID~UP. :SUPPEll- Nov ember · ·with·the · varT5us grades conductii:ig - ~$ ~~, .? :0o"l5;1( w:T~~lc So•c i al the servi~e , Parents a re invited •Hall. ·Laaies i nvit~d f r ee of to sit wi t h their chi ldren. charge . - Husb ands & guest $2 . 00 Novembe r 5th- Sixth. Gr ade per person . nese r vations :,~ Mrs .November 19th:..Fifth Gr ade· & G~~de :z.fo:rris Kantor - PA2-35 86 . FILM! Sun 12- Religi ous School 10-:12 :j.5 T. Y. G. - 7:00- 9:00 P. M. Mon- Thr . 13 - 16 - ·Hebrew School Tue 14- Hadassah Board ~ieetirig 1:30 - Templ e Thr 16- B 1nai Brith · gut 18- Sisterhood Achievement .-· Dance-:Pontalun.a Coun t ry Club. _ �\.-------cc~bOLENCE :condolence and deepest E:ym · I~~-~\ i-~r:/ t0 t.h; f zr -:- 2.~r r f ~;. ·. HRS . IDA _,'\SB.ENDORF . 1,1,.1:· ATTENTION: ALL YOUTH GROUP MEMBERS 1'.ND K.' ·,,iiT:;:..,u, YOUTH GROUP -~' .; f·IBMBERS W1.a '.:; are yoL_ Joing to m:::.{e you,· ·_,-c -, tt~"- 2<, C'C..~ ,J. i:10:'8 sti::.r.JJ.1.:- :_~ rs .. s~, p ,,. ~,:;---j- -· .~.:,E, £!. --:: ···~7:--;· - ~•;_~·-..,- ~-,~ •. cJJ VJ,-., , ;E.,J.,, .-., tr~ T1•1' c:·_8J.· · ()r: -~- ~~~"~, Hr '.f_'"_. --·sadore j .1\'h rah::u-.1 .c:::d Jaco-l) ,' · :;:-1;:::,. her memory ue for ,1 bJ.e ssir.g i l~'n:'.S 0 hl - -- ·- ·•·- --- - · . ---------- Ai}JL'l' EDU:::ATION HEJREW': regj_t; ~:r-.< ltion for AWiONE, interr.1ediate or beginner• classe:s will be formed according to the i1umoer da siring a specific course. BIB LE: 11 THE .SE-:ZN LI'l:'TLB RE!J) BOOKS OF OUR BIBLE 11 1:The· Song ·of' ~,.:;ngs:'. .. Love and Sex !:Ecc 7_<:> :::;i3,stes :i --I-IB~-lenisr:i Pc Jude:,.. i s.n ; ti1e ci....:i. ture s wi1ich made our modern ·world . -. 1:,Jo")l & Mal achai 11 : .1 i ttle known .but mighty prophets • . HRuth~ 1-:Intermarriage & Family Trees . · HDanie.l" - The pious J ew among the . nations~ u1amentations 11 -.:l. haunting elegy · set to music . ~-~o . ..c.: ........ . - _.;....,........_.- - -:;:---,.; 1:3 1 N:·,1 1.:>rl.t~t;L 0ENDS DELEGATES TO • BIENNL'\I. The 46th General Assembly of National Refonn Judaism will gathe~ in Washington D. C.,November 11-16. '!'he . convocation is-the largest Jewish meeting in the country. The UJHC r epresents 630 Reform ternples in _the United State s , Canada and Latin .!'J nerica with a membership of over .1 , 000,000. ,Templ e B I nai Israel has been a ·· ·member of the u.rnc since 1948 . Over 3,000 del egates will delib. erate and · study contempo rary is~ue s facing the growth of the movement , le arn c_urrent techniques in furthering synogogue pro- 1 ,"~'rl i ,i.1'r1'es i,ing .:.::;b.-.- i t;-· ·, ·-.. you;.· el ected. officers ::r:::-__, C.o J 11 ,, ·Yu:'.' ces t but we canno t, .. and wil:' no-: - :do it alone, We urgentl;> i1G cct and demand your,' inte res t: cooperation, criticism~ pc:rtic: pation and attendance at me0 tine,-:; ., As J.ewish youth, this is our f 1..,'.'s :0 r eal opportunity to participatE: in a Temple activity. It is th ro-i15,;h our Temple Youth C-:::-oup that we demonstrate our f eeling t oward Judaism" Ma:l.'cia Levin .. Pre sic,~~, t - --·- ---- - ---";-,, - - -- -- SISTErtH00D Canr e r Dressings-Thnrsday . Nov-• emE~.~?-9 th, l : oo:l:i': 00 _R 1~ - - '.i.'empl e _ Special Funds~-Cont'l'.'ibvt ions welcomed to Sad :.~ Grossman & .Ann _Schiewitz · Merr.o ri-al Funds. Also to Religious· Schnql and Kitchen Fund. . . . GIFT SHOP.:open ·at-meelings--and by appointment. Please call Hrs . Samuel - Price - P,\.2-J409. TH:.NKS- FOR:_GIVING DINNER DJNCE See enclosed special notice! ,. .! : (con 1 t) - grams and discuss soc ~~l and religi ous issues of :rnlevanc,.'O and concern to Liberal Judaism. �R,'\BBI TO YOU••• I prote st the MI SUSE of r eligion by f our Michigan cler gymen to condemn UNICEF,9be cause i t . -~lso aids- Communist countries, ahd .thu to keop our children from helping othe r children i n the world. These l· clergymen should study the B*f}f t ~a 4~es that lovingkindness and justice must extend even.~iti1~.x"Jrade11mftthe" enemy. 11 And usual:.ly I these are the same clergyfuen who 'E\JlM,in$'J}triiik1-ti, s ex, obsc ene \ literature or rac e-track s as a panacea to eiiminate all evil in t he ' world . Judaism is very wise in knowing its own business. It knows that when we limit any r eligi on to mere "Religion, 11 that is, to prayer and personal conscienc e only, or to sanctuary, theolo gy- and ritu al only, we r e strict and we aken our Faith and make it utterly ridiculous . We should know our Juda i sm : that praye r is not only pe rso nal but also to bring the Me s s iah for all men and nations , that pers onal conscience too must find the et e rnal bond with the soul of all othe r men, that the s anctuary is no t only ~or the dignity of individual life but also for jus tice · in soc~_e t y. t h.!', t. o-:.ir i1:i_s tory is not just t h e evol ut. i on of cus t om and ceremony bu t t he J·ew st ruggl ing with his God i dea while he struggl es to l ive among t L e n a t i ons , that J ewish b eliefs in their purest fonn are b eautiful amalgamations of J ewish and non- Jewish concepts . Judaism is the sum total of the inne r and outerworld of the Jew . If we want to know our·, teachi ngs , the n we mus t know TWO WORLDS: the Jewi sh and the non-Jewish, t he whol e wo.rld . The r efor e , for exampl e , i n stead of engagi ng i n secondary issue s as some cle rgymen do , - I would r ather that we now speak out in t he n ame of our beliefs and faith t o pr e s sure Ru ssi a and our own gove r nment to . stop nucl e:ar t es tin g and to work out immediat ely s teps l eading to t otal and pe nnanent dis annament . Th~se of us tod ay wh:l cr y fo r nuclear t e s t i n and for military 11 balanc e , 11 mo t hu s speak pe ac e but mean war want , it s eems t o live i n the ·worl d of the kni gh t s of King Ar thur whose r eligious b elie fs compelled them to sav e their honor or even to ini t iate battl e t · gain the element of surprise . It may be quixo tic t o fi ght windmills , but it is dQwnright catas trophic t o gird oneself physically and spi rituall y ! as a kn i ght of lon g ago i n the Atomi c Er a . I woul d rather live i n a wo r 1G . whe r e · r eligion spe aks out as di d ou r Prophe ts fo r gr eat i ssue s and fo r ==:=;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;;,;:;;::::;:;:;;;;=:;:;;:;:;;;::=-.•.----·=--= the caus e of pe"ace,'° in a worl d whic CONGREGATION B 1 N:,I I SR.:~EL b elieves it can so l ve its p·rob l ems and not just wai t for . God to de c i de , Fou-rth & Webste r Streets fate . Le t us help God c r eate a b e t t e2 Muske gon, · Michi gan Tele phone : PA2- 27O2 & P0 6- 542 7 worl d i Le t us speak and act as ment No t as spi ri tual dwarfs l Le t us spehl< from our WHOLE r eligion and n e t mereJ from P:,RT of it . - I _, NON PROFI T ORG.UlIZii.TION TIME- VALUE M.\IL ~'¥. . \, ~ ,~ l ll ~ ~ l s::iue -No-:-5 Novemb e r 2. 1961 - Che shvan 23 C O M M U N I T· Y W 0 T H I S S A B B A T H- F,\MILY Conduc ted by th Reade rs: Lau Geo L,1 i Har, Mar Mtc Eil Dav Se rmonett e: Lor Birthda; On.eg S ..l'~"'- 'L" \ L l\I\ W'W"l \ l \ l \ N E X T S ,\. B B .. \ IJ I \/ \L " f\f\"l\n fl. T " " \I " f\1\1\I\ H ,- Read er: .· Se nnon:-- TRADITION,\.L WORSHIP ~ ember 3 ••• ·• • · ··• •····· 7 :}0- PM . :~- -·N•vember 4•• ••. •. .• °' .... . 8:30 PM �Si sTerh ood - Had assah Su1 <1r Os ~ .fr Ty Saturday)Sept.Jotls _ 2:soP.N. ot the !em pie PROFESSIOiVAL FoLK . INSTRUCTION DANCE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19611102 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-11-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 2, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 2, 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/013c7c72b34373f28562a003d8ba26e7.pdf 705ef49ab2876b2c8b4b1cf951a24257 PDF Text Text R -----·-. A Tha p r r n 7 1 I• �~~~~~~IF~~~:s~·: ~e have new gift items Anniversaries or anu a . n _u · 6ift shop.. The gif't shop will oe open during Sunday School fo:r the children to make their· Chanukah s lect::...ons,, .Mr" & Mrs" Eugene"fisher .... l ) Years November 22nd .. -------- --------------------------Yahrzeits Mrso Samuel Lipman Mrs" Harold Rosen henextcancer dressing Jennie fisher; "mot.her Kislev 10 of Harry Fis~1er se·s--s-:-io-·_n_\_v-ri-=-1~1-b~e......, held on. Thursday, ~lov o 20 9 and that will ~he last session until Janua~zo Zorach Yitzchok Meyers 1 father of Mr~. Max Rosenberg - Kistev 11 HADASSAH Arthur Rosenberg, brother of Max The Hadassah Paid-Op Membership Event will Robert Rosenbergv Kislev llo be a CINEMA FESTIVAL and present "HILL 2~ DOES N ''l' AN S~'.-'ER " ., The f i 1m wi J.l be shown at the Hackley Art Gallery~ Sunday, Novo JO at 8:00 P~M .. (sharp)o No charge for paid-up memberso General Admission:il 9 00 Sarah Simon 9 wife of Joseph Simon Kislev l.2 Jnck Lawson 9 brother of Samuel !Lt!£.epti.on ~ill follow th~ ;tilm sh~i!!f1..;i.m, UNITED tT~I5H CHARITIES UoJ ,Ca Allocation. meeting, V.'ednesday~ Nov" 19, at 8:00 PoMo in the Temple~ .La:i,,mm,. Ki slev 12 Henry RPhinsky, f'ather of Isado e Rubinaky, Kislev 13 ~~------------------ -~------ Zerline narmstadter, mother of Darmstadter,, Kislev 21 .. Tha annual U,.J .. Co Banquet will be held in the Terr.ple on Sunday Evening, Deco 7th, 195do Kindly hold this date on your YCUTH-:crr;: The above organiz~tions will present a Ch~nukah Party 1 December 14th at g:JO PoMo in the Temple for the entire Congregationo REFRESHMENTS,ORCHESTRA & ENTER* TAINMENTo Adults ~lo25 per person; Youth iQ.t2. ".filillll[Y..filll!.9.Q1-QHANUKAH...J.:.ARTY 'l'he Sunday School Ghanukah Party will be Sunday 9 December 7 at 10~30 ""' 12~00 Pefil,, Parenti are invited: Program & Refresh- ·~~=:----::~===-=~- ments .. ____ ~-·PAREN~ACHER CONI<Jlllli[CE - - · u 1 R Bertha Paul~ mother of Sylvia Ki.slev 22., calendar open for this special evente Mor about.this in our next bulletino -'"-§"f§'i~oODn_HADfSSAH 9 ORT & & - · -· -Refua'h-sfiefma'fi ---·---~ Our prayeri"'TI:~-riill recovery to: Dr., Norman Pleishinan 02 --[IfI'5N7\i,an~sg~v{ng__Servi.ce ·---· \'·a also w lsh Dr• .. Art.,hur Sandberg of Central Methodist Church a full t ~ ... coveryo ···e are snrry to annou ee bE..., cause or Rev= Sandb rg's illness the Union Thanksgiving Svcs" sponsored ty th~ Centra 1 Methodist and F'i rst Con,·regationol Churches and our Congregation will hot be held this year .. ---~f.-1.. -rotrN·tr----· Lo~t.~ A ~-gd1;f; at the J .' __ ,_ ~. Bnai 8t tf ,t Parent-Teacher Con:i erence P Nov,, JO, Jf some xP. icked uo the wrong di sh Sundayr 10·00 = 1,:150 This is the first p ase v~ll Mrs,, Eo,Chark-Ph-52088,, of the (2) conferences scheduled ~o:. this - - - •Tfµ°"'rtr-r~·-··-----yaar" \l..., nar9 nt.~ are 1.·,vi i:.ed to v1.sir. the i '? ~---'- ~ ----!..~ · .t classrooms of their children in the Su..n..,o >k · ev1e-w - 1emple Beth 81 9 0,E?tro ... t .. day School., This ye!ar time will be allot- 'l'tw 5 ' 13 Y1 >.l" Hi• c" tor an individual conference with the Lun~t.Bo~ ~ Pt??,k :r a+; Ur:- '.?.1: League uoooreat"'ncr to di S"'uss px•ob ems of mutual in- tun 1 ty Day 1 ~d, i • ov O 9., rast to both the teacher and fsrenees hav b!';\come ,art or our Sur1d.... y Sc\rool and ng for 11ard to a !,C~ ~a rent 'rhese G ... ,:-: ' ., the parent.a«> •~'L.. , attend Mid1i.g .. n ( o"l .t a daf'inite H 1ltn l ~ ... 1" ut~ f r r;J. rgy Mu K' 1nd we are look- J d n f\1 :i.nk ~ v · n~ Ohse v~mcP < t M K a!:.ticie~tioa~ Pf i or di~,, Le t~ure • om ~rative Re tr;ion-Mus ~omens Cut r1 ay N.v 2li 2:0u Pa~ 12 ,. ._. I I ,._ I.._ t .,J , 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-19581120 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-11-20 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 20, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 20, 1958. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/a78ff70639c7dde192bf5fd86265566b.pdf 06664723725aa9c811f926d5fd479117 PDF Text Text I I I 1 , TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKE~ON , ·MtCrlly AN Rabbi Stanieq K.apian I .-. / .. Dr • .1..'./bf.l W O ~i 2 H I '} J .,.,,..,l_;i: \' i :1 ,.._. <_,,A -. V~A:-rLi ,.,.,) r-, f"'"Y,, 6 8errnon: THANKSGIVING WORSHIP 11 The Ebbattled Hymn of the Republic" ' . Oneg S_ h apbat \ _ Novsmber 25 t h I , /\JE)<-r S,A8.BATH · Serrn9n: 11 i _ , ))ecember 2na. 8: JO P .K-: 1:'t e Thre~t to American Democracy: Corrmrunism or Fae ism? 11 r evi ow of nThe Fear-Makers" .\ i n honor of J"L'WISH BOOK MONTH ; \ .1 JL ., D I T_ I C_);_h L_R_Q_E_ S_JT_Ll. l~o~sr.1u0r ~ > .r,•, O'f6Dk·c.,: ' ' I -. (.._ ?.i.t•,·· ; '.'" Ci ? : }{) ... ,·-. . �\ CALENDAR 4th Sunday ( continued) NOVF.MBF.R. 12,00 A.M. UJC Assewbly-7th Gr 7700-9~00 ~M TYG Meeting 5t,h Ncnday,_ · Wed 2) /: o: ::: 8: 00 PM Union Thanksgiving Service~ Sermon by Rabbi Thu 24 THANKSGIVING NO HEBRE'\.J CLASSES Fri 25-27 &::1d.ay no on TriRegional KaJ_J.2.l:: sponso1·sd by MSTY-Tamarack }MicbigaD Sun 27 10:00-12:15 A.M. Religious School Mon 28 4:15 P.M. Hebrew: 4th Yr. \ -- P '"}I... B.;trr21rr~ ~ >r &. J-~d.Jr. 7 ~ :i. 5-8: 30 PM: Cori fir:iation Class 6th Tc.e sda~, 4:15 PM Heb~ew : First Year and Advtu,cen Bar Mitzvah 7th Wed.nesday 4:15 PM Hebrew: 5 yr & Jr.Hi 8th Thursday 4:15 PM Hebrew: 2nd Yr and Bar Mitzvah Beginners 8:00 PM Board of Trustees Meeting and Advanced ~lllrma- tion Class 8: J0-10: JO 1-'M Te-,.chers Jviei:;t-i.ng 'fue 29 ~ , ---- c11r sincere condolences de2post syr:pathy to the family ire •-;:_'+'c,::." 1:i-.,-1 4: 15 PM Hebrew; ·, -. 1 lva....-viced Ba r Mi tzYah 1: 00 P .M. Sisterh0od B,,ard ' . Meeting - ,Tempte Wed 30 . . _4:15 Hebrew: 5th Ye·ar ~.nd Jr. Hi ----+.Jfr- t,dnJJ;, Edu.ea:tion: _,.....---- _.--~ / Hebrew --- · . l OUR CONDOLENCES of: RABBI SHA3BSAI TELES Father of Doctor Morris Teles, who passed away Monday, November 21st in Atlanta, Georgia. Rabbi Teles was a Rabbi in New Orleans for the greater part of his life. . / ./ DECEMBER Ynhrzeits Jennie Fisher, moth of Harry 1st Thursday Fisher, Kislev 10, Nov. 29 4:15 PM Hebrew: 2nd Yr & Bar z,,rach Yitzchok Meyers, father of Mitzvah Beginners Mr s . Max Rosenberg, Kislev 11 8:30 PM B'nai Brith Meeting Nov~--rnber 30 4th Sunday Ar~hur R,jsenberg, brother of Max 10-12:15 A.M.Religio11s School Rose . . 1berg, Kislev 11-Nov. JO 1 11:00 A.M. Rabbi ~ :meeti.11g f~c:nl'y l;., K!_i;--.e 5 father of Harold with Confirm.a ti on µ t ,er, ts / / T-(:iti.c:, l{i s1frv 1~~-Decernber 1 �' Yahrzeits (c~~tir.ued\ j J a ck Lawson, br~ther Samuel, ' . t l Ki '.', l~-., 12 De C:A:!Y!(ler ,l J : Sr:.£~~rl 0::J:iOt-;. 1 -, hii'c o.f .-, Occ;;J.)h, ,-,. \(' -·1 - -'- 12 ~l!:,,. ~!-. ~, \ 0li'.1on n.lo ...1.. 6 \ -~ f <:ilr,.l.JC . 1. 'f"" j November 25-Zi Tamarack,Hich. Leadersl1ip Inst .itut~ of MSU, D<"r PT1J)er 9---11 .... FI'\i~ OF' mm TYC •..... of Levi ,loser _, fath3r r,kt.. '3a..r8.:!:i Klein, Mr-. ba-,,tct .Ho5en Kis\ev 15 SISTERROOD December I 1 ! Rrie Clayma.m mq\her of M:i_-s. rionis Breakfast with :rt:.:,1Ji every Y ~ 1tor, K:ts_l,ev l.6, eeCelJ}be~ 5 Thursday - 10:00 1~-M. . Cancer Drer::sin:::s -~._.,~,_/,; ,,·PH :.!\.'.l.:_u s S·Evorpia.nf fa.~•ner of ~ol :Jilv,:.r..riari, Kis•r:--r 7 Docem·~er 6 ,'"Gift and Judaj c~ ::tl';I• ·J;:,0::-i ~; . '.P'":•Al ex Krn.il_se , tat 8:Jf f EdwaI"4 4:00 P.M. for y.:r.JJ: convenien ce. KrQuse, Kis1 ev 17 c_eljlbe~_. 6. Ethel Ostrosk;f, 1othe f Mrs.-Alex DECEMBER 6TH MEE'lJlJG-CHANUKAH Rosenthal~ . J(is ev. 19 c. ,8 WORKSHOP PL,:,,NNED with Gloria Zerline.Darmstad er, mot er. of Grossman and Ei/"elyn Galombe ck in Louis · Dnrms~ad ef•_ , Kis. ev 21, charge. December 10, f I 1; t'l ' : f.s f: 1~~J:13.f,pqh With the Ra bbi-- ~::n· a. t\111 and quick recove ry to 'lrs. Sol Jacobson (Pe;ter Bent righam ~ospital Boston) anq to Mr. El\i is Chevlin who is r ecuperat:i.nf a\ home from Our pr~yers \ \ surgery. . again happy : \a announc~ Mr. Budd Strifling is on his recovery and still is at '-,_ iden tal Hotel. . Singer ;.S~d helpers for bautifying tt•o P.atbi 1 s study! s·~1ttt il'~~fJ.lLE Y,~}J1 H.Jc, ic1.t K~:J.~.:·J 1 1-1 :~ th r., t,hs -r R.::.zions MfCF~IG~F! f }\i0 ,rn·c'\ bcr 1 25 ~2' / 9 rr,~;:Dt!."1.4:l.0L:) ;..f ic.:i't. UNION THJJfaSGI VI~ ,'.; ~:r~.•.;-y,-,:!'.~ :,r- ·, '.i'.:)n. 8:00 PM Wednesdtty, i':-:i", ,:::3. Firs--. Baptist Church (\'uar:. 3.ilJ..J.;...-; Road off ,Apple, East ifoslrngon)* On Faculty at- Tri -reg5~onal. Kallal" November 26;/?J, Tu:.marack, Michigar: ''Medieval Phil<1:Sc,hy 11 Book Review for Beth El Detroit Sisterhood - DEle~er 6th Adviser at Leadet$hip Institute of MSTY December 9-11, Kellogg Center, Michiga;:1 State Universi- ty. -lt-OUR ENTIRE CONGRYtOA·rroN IS ASKED TO TURN OUT EN':~'..':rCE . TC• 0Df,E5.VE THIS AMERICAN .ff)L!Dl,Y,. , • , ••• �AITE~l D 5/~SBATH \l\{ 0 RS \-\ l P RC c:: uLA{\ Ly ·--- ·- ·--• -- ---- --- - - - - - - - - - - Congrc,/'.·i .:>~ :,1 L·' :1P i ·-I-s-;:-•r· ., l Fourtl1 ;;;1 ~ ~isb,< uc Muske got", 1'1: cb.1. C?..:~: . HOH'i '.LIOU.130 "aAV p~B8p00m 1088 13 tp,a9. a1ctwa.1 z~~ aH P~~qn1a 1qq~tl \ I I I \ '· I I I I I / I !.1:):-:. -1':cofit Organizatl or. � 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-19601126 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 1960-11-26 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 26, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 26, 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/b19c92450ed7bfe35f96aab387d313a4.pdf 834281c713bae01d220c843532e79f96 PDF Text Text BNAI ~SRACL ". Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi Jack Lipman, President SERVICES SABBATH C O M.M . U N.. I T Y . S. E R V I C E S . TH IS WEE I< FRIDAY, .NOVEMBER 27th 8:30 P.M. TV OUI 1. ·, SCA·NpALS AND AMf;J~ICAN MORALS SABBATH . ' FORUM Sermonette by the Rabbi · · · · ONEG SHABBAT · DISCUSSION PANEL: Mrs • .Douglas Rosen Dr. Arthur Greenberg · Mr. Alan _Oppenheimer · Mr. Jack Lipman NEXT ·WEEK··Friday;' Deeember ·4th · . . . . , : 8:30 P.M• . ,'• T YG PARTICIPANTS Nancy Broutman Judy Krause Sheryl Bex:ma.n Cecile Levy Don Wiener Sandra Druker ·Jerry Rittman ONEG SHABBAT ~:HH(---Y.-:HHHHHH'<"h~:~~ ~-* ~ It l{ lt_MIt It It . TRADITIONAL SERVICES Friday, November 27th, and December 4th Saturday,November 28th; and_December 5th . 7:)0 P.M. 8:3G A.M. · Sabbath Programs to be Planned December 11th - U. J. C. Sabbath Fo'rum •iEND for UN: the Arab Boycott" December 18th - Jewish Book Week Sabbath · "This is My God~ H. Vouk December 25th - Special Chanukah Family Sercice ~ ' Oneg Shaij)at �CALENDAR T E M P L E:;.. ____;F::.. . . :.A::.. . ::..:M:.. . . =. I_,L=-.:::.Y NOV. Fri 27-JEWISH BOOK SABBATH Sun 29-Religious School Services 10-10:15 A.M.(8th grade) -U N E S C O Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fisher, November 22 WEEK Mr. & Mrs. Burton Sachs, -Mr. & Mrs. Club - 1st November 24 session 8:30-10 :30 P.M . Topic:"Sex and Religion" at home of Mr. & Mrs. Tony Aron Yahrzeits DEC. Tue 1 -Sisterhood General Meeting, 8:15 P.M. Thur 3-B'nai Brith, 8:30 P.M. Sun 6-Religious School - Jr. U.J.C. Day. Services and Program, 11:00-11:15 (7th grade) -U. J.C. Banquet, 6:30 P.M. Wed 9-Adult Educa tion, 2nd Session ThurlO-Temple .Board Meeting, 8:00 Fri 25-CHANUKAH 1st c~n dle Special Dates - December Dr. Samuel Pines, Father of Mrs. Louis Gros sman, Heshvan 26 November 27 Henry W. Kline, Father of Harold A. Kline, December 1 Levi Rosen, Father of Mrs. Sarah Klein and David Rosen, December 4 Rae Clayman, Mother of Mrs. Morris Kantor, December 5 Sadie Grossman, Mothers of Mrs. Sam Klayf, Mrs. Ralph August, Mrs. Reva Bank, and Harold, Louis and Herman Grossman, Kislev 4 - December 5 Sun 13-TYG Talent Show Sun 20-Religious School Chanukah Party Alex Krause, Father of Edward Sat 26-Joint Chanukah Party of Krause, December 6 Sisterhood, Hadassah, ORT ==================Julius Silver, Father of Sol Silverman, December 6 Louis Eliasohn, Father of Mrs. u. J. c. BANQUET Louis M. Berman, Kislev 6 December 7 The annual Banquet of the United 1 Jewish Charities will be held on • Sunday, r~~ember 6th, in the Temple Ethel Ostrosky, Mother of Mrs. at 6:30 P.A. An unusually fine Alex Rosentha.l, December 8 guest speaker will be on the ~ax Fisher, Father of Harry Fisher, program--to be announced at a later Kislev ~ - December 8 date. The women of our Temple are Jacob Greenbaum, Father of Mrs. planning a delightful dinner for Robert Rosenberg, Ki slev 9 your edification. Please IIIDrk this December 10 date on your calendar as a must. Jennie Fisher, Mother of Harry Fisher, Kislev lo-December 11 �Refuah Shelaymp.h RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Our best wishes to Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, who is at Hackley Hospital, for a speedy arid complete recovery.We are happy to note that Mrs. Max Rosenberg is rec11perating from surgery in Detroit and is grateful for all the good wishes. Parents are invited to Religious Services every other Sunday at 10:00 A.M. and to monthly Assembly Programs at 11:00 A.H. The various grades under the supervision of the teachers are in charge. UN ICE F (United Nations Child Emergency Fund) collections $26.J6!J! Our children voluntarily devoted We are also hnppy that Heidi Libner, the.mselves to this cause on behalf daughter of Nr. & Mrs. Robert Libne of other children instead of the ha s recovered from her burns and superstitious and barbaric "Trickwas taken home. or-Trea t" of Halloween . RABBI TO YOU-Progress Report of an Emerging American Judaism-Biennial 1959 - It was Big - 5,000 delegates and guests representing 600 Congregations--the Theme: Voyage into Internal Space- Key to our inner Religious life (Individual ~nd Congregational) is our Youth--found that they are concerned with n-oeing popular" rather than "have a great cause" ..• The rea son for this? Laymen accused desire of adulf Jews for status in non-Jewish groups! And into [x:ternal Space-This is Social Justice in the world about us: Norman Cousins and Interfaith Experts said, Either we create the machinery of Peace and Justice or there will be hydrogen holocaust!!! There wa s a New Emphasis-on Jewishness, dignity of Self and Other, cooperation with fellow Jew and Gentile, But 1\Jo Nostalgia-no free and ea sy sailing in dreams of the past but r ather creative effort here and now to bring together practice and prea chment. It was Inspirational-instructive and irradiant with hope! .And an Attuning-a fornrulation of program and policy and a connnittment to the great goals of American Judaism-What . c:m we do? Little People: You -:in cl me , of American Jewry have to work our our own solutions for our mm Salvation • . • locally: We are truly inspired, we are thrust by our needs and hopes into the space of New Frontiers--we cannot turn back, we must go forward!! �SUPPORT THE UNITED CAMPAIPN "Supplemental Drive" Because the United Red Feather-Re:d Cross Campaign fell short of its goal by almost $100,000, a special "Supplemental Drive 11 will take place on the eYening pf November . ) _0 th ! . . AN ORIGINAL CHILDREN'S PRAYER In peace ·o God I. close my eyes In peace again I hope to rise · And while I take my nightly· rest Be with .those I love the best Guide me .on Thy holy way Make me better f?Very <lay ' So far the efforts of Greater A WRITT~ MESSAGE TAKES THE Muskegon in the area of Socialmedi cal-recreational welfare has been called a failure. We are aske PLACE OF .A WARM HAND CLASP to -insure our own success •in this -USE .U N I ON GR A M S major area-.of communal life. Congregation B1 nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: 2-2702 Non-Profit Organization TIM]}l(-VAL,UE 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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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/e027db469d32f47eb43dfaf1ba9f0f39.pdf c9eb68558f9116bf1d576db05370f470 PDF Text Text TEMPLE BjNAI fSRAE"L EMPLE MUSl<EGON 1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. I'hillip Hosenberg President Mr. Alan Of,.penheimer Novembe r 3 Friday Evening Se rmon: J•THE UNFINISHED SYMPHONY" Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Cohen Kiddush 8:00 PM ----- ---------- ------·- - - - - - - - - - - - · November 10 Friday Evening FAMILY ~JORSHIP SERVICE Birthday Blessing Ceremony _ _ _ _ _ __ ______ On_~~ Shabbat _ _ _ __ 7 :30 PM 8:00 PM November 17 Friday Evening Sermon : 11WHAT MESSAGE HAS &LIGION FOR US TODAY?" Participants: Y.ir . & Yirs . Arthur Jenkins 1'Sh - - -- ~· .... _,_ -.---.•~-.- - . --.. ------- -- _,._f _.,. ri__ ."_______ ,.. . ___ . -¥ - - - - - Wednesday Evening ANNUAL UNION IBANKSGIVING Si RVICE Fir~t Congregational Church - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - (___S~e Detai}-s Pa-r:___,0_2_)__- _ _ __ Novembe r 22 November 24 Sabbath Mornin gs Friday Evening Sermon: 11ANOTHER YEAR IS ABOUT 'IO END" Participants: Mr . & Mrs . Jack Chevlin Kiddush TRADITIONAL SiRVICES November 4, 11, 18 & 25 - --£• - - 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 AM �NOVEMB.l' .J~t CALil~DaH. -- ----·-. - _ __ _ __ SIS 'l't!:fillOOD F.l:'.L~TumfS- BOOK REVIEW Wed-Thu Siste rhood-Hadassah Rummage Sale - Rescue Mission .' · 1 & 2 Sat 4 Hadassah Study Group 1:30 Home : Flore nee Rubin sky 1164 Terrace 8 : 00 7 Sisterhood Meeting Tue 1 : 00 8 TYG Card Party hed Gas Company 8 : 00 Thu 16 BOnRD OF 'IRUST8ES 20 Hadassah Israeli Fashion Mon Show at Masonic Temple 1 B nai Brith ADL Nitht 8: 15 21 Tue Speaker: Richard Lobenthal Mich . ~DL Exec . Director Ji. t the Sisterhood meeting on Tuesday, November 7, a short busi ness meeting at 8 : 00 PM will be followed by a fasc'ina ting book re view oy Mrs . Edward Krause of " THE CHOS.8N 11 , by Chaim 1-otok. Be sure to attend . ,.. RELIGIOUS SC OOL Sessions: November 5, 12,19 1~ 26 10:00 - 12:00 AM CONFIR1'1b.T10N CUSS Saturdays h orninf_ s: Novem6'erli, 11, 18 & 25 . 10:00 AM --------- SISTt:RHOCD RE~UEST.3 HELP ,S BOOTH Mrs . ,-d an Oppenheimer, Sisterhood President, announces that Sisterhood will furnish the Israel Booth at the International Bazaar at the Y'vv C.k. on November 16-17 . Many volunteers will be needed to man (woman?) the booth, plus LOTS of customers . Sisterhood Gift Shop merchandis e· will be displayed at this International Fair . ~ - THANKSGIVING NOV .-- 22 - ·- "' -•--- . - . --UNION·-S.wfiVICE -----· - - . -·· -- ---------------- CORRECTION TO LISTED OFFICERS Rabbi Rosenberc advises that Sisterhood officers for 1967-68 attendance is a m;st of all Temple are Executive Vice-President Mrs . congre gants at the ~-~ nnual Union Carl Kahn, and First Vice President Thanks givin g Se rvice on Wednesday in charge of Fund Raising Mrs . evening, November 22, at 7:30 PM Daniel uilberman . at the l"irst Con greeat.i onal Church . Miss Ilene Gndolsky will sing .TYG SPONSORS c;i.RD P••RTY the benediction solo. Participa t. . ,_ __ -- -.------- - · ing in services will be Temple B'nai Support your TYG by attending Israe l, C~ntral Methodist, First the card party on November 8, at Baptist, 1'irst Congr eEational, St . 1:00 I-'M at the Michigan ConsoliJohn's United Church of Christ, dated Gas Company . Ticke ts can and Central Me thodist. Lot our be purchased for ;,;»l, 00 from any attendance express our cratitude Youth Group Member . There will be to God for His many bles sings, a fine selection of door prizes . · amon g thP.m the blessing of fellowship which knows no denominal H,-.D~ ~SaH: Get on the gr ound floor liuc s . _ _ _ ______ to s ee what JOU can do to make the ISR.;e:LI F••SHION SHOW November 20 an outstanding a ffair . Call Doris Strombe r g - 798-1185 . Page Two �196 7 YIZKOR Jvli~HORL ..L DCN.a. 1'IONS We acknowle_dge receipt of yi~_kor me_morial ·donations ·as litted -- below . Donors are listed in th3 -order i;"n 'whic!t 9ontrioutions were -received:: · ) -- ··orVEN BY IN -MEMORY OF ·· l Mr. & Mrs . Jack Ch_e vlin Miss Eva Miller · Mrs . Goldie Smith ' Mrs . Harold Rosen · Hr .~ & ·Yirs ~· Kurt Rosen -Mr·. Israel Marcus • ~1rs • Harry Fisher ·- .. 'i-1rs . Libby Rose· :Mrs . Bernard .Stern '. Mr . Henry Darm~-tadter Mrs . Frank Ml:3 r.9er ¥.lI' . & Mrs . Norman Benow Mrs . M·. Schubb & Mr s .. F. Stein Mr _._ & I":rs . Garrett Galombeck · Mrs . Pe rry Bae on . Mr ~- & rirs . : Harold Silverman Mr . & }1rs . Harry ·:Bbrman Dr . 1-hillip Nu :t er Mrs . Ellis Chevlin Mr . & t1irs • .hlan 01--penhe:i,mer Mrs . Benno Rothschild ¥.II' . & Mrs . Jack Lipman 1-:r . & lirs . Max Rotnschild }1rs . Florence Bishop · ' Mrs . Samuel broutman Mr . :a.ei:r Marcus _ :t-frs . ··Josiah vliener Ellis Che:vlin li.nnJe _& Louis M:iller Deceased members_ of ·Ros (;ln family .. Harold Rosen. i . Jerome Bomash 11.nna & Lipolt Marcus Harry Fisher · Leo Rose, .11.ndrew & Rebecca Epsteiii Leo.. Friedlaender Elsa & Louis Darmstadter .-. :.. Sarah Fishbein i..be Benow & Harold Siivermari. Rose- & Morris Ber man :& Max Schubb. Warner Galombeck ·, . ; . --~ Hanina & Joseph ~~e izmann Reuben Levy & Andrew . Epstein Rachael & Sam :Kurp.sky & Reuben Berman J1nni.e & Louis ·MillerEllis -Chevlin, Michael, Rose, and Irving Halkin· Dr . Henry Hqnick Benno &.Kurt Rot}1schild, . Siegfried .:: 11uerbache r , .. Martha Bl;ck Bea Lipman, Rose & Solomon Kohn Benno & Kurt Rothschild Beatrice & Donald Keverp·~ Jeannette & Maurice; Kaufman S~muel Bro:~tman Rabbi & Mrs . Isaiah Harcus · Josiah Wiener ~ • • ~· Page Three • f �MUSKEGON CHAPTER HADASSAH NEWS ~\OTF.S,. f\OVEMBER.1967 OUR MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL IS THE GUARD!- THE T ALMUD SAYS SIMPLY 1 1T IS A JOY TO LIVE AN OF THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF THE IN ONES S HOME - HIS OWN• LET US HOPE WITH POPULATION OF JERUSALE M IN WAR AS WELL AS HADA S3A H THE DAYS AND YEARS AHEAD WILL IN PEACE. DR. KALMAN J. MANN, THE DI RWITNES S NEW 8~GINN INGS FOR $COPUS, THAT ECTOR OF THE HMO, AND THE ENTlRE HrJO STAFF WILL MA ~~E THE MOUN TAIN RISE TO NEW HEIGHTS,. ARE A FRONT LINE IN ISRAEL 1 S DEFE NS E. OuR THiN w~?L L RE JOI CE IN ALL THA T WE PUT OU R THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE M, BUT IT HAND TO. HERE ARE A FEW NOTES OF INTER~r T IN WHAT HADASSAH HAS TRIED TO DO TO BETT i:r'· IS NOT ENOUGH• WE CAN BE A V.1.P. IN ISRAEL IF WE ARE WITH HADASSAH. UNPRECED- LIVI NG CONDITIONS THROUGH MEDICINE, EDUGENTED EMERGENCIES REQUIRE UNPRECEDENTED ATION, AND FELLOWSHIP EXCHANGE PROGRAMS: ACTION• JEWISH TRADITION AND HADASSAH PRACTICE HAVE SET A WELL DEFINED PATTERN IN MARCH, 1967, THE UNIVERSITY OF' TEHERAN . FOR CHANNELING ANXIETY AND CONCERN INTO IN IRAN INVITED A F'IVE-MAN MEDICAL MISSIO ~ CONSTRUCTIVE ACTION. OUR MEMBERS ARE FROM ISRAEL WITH A VIE W TO OPENING THE TRULY GRATEFUL TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH AN WAY FOR DOCTOR EXCHANGE AND TRAINING ORGANIZATION WHOSE DAILY WORK IS ESSENTIAL PROGRAMS, PATIENT REFERRAL, ET ALe THIS TO THE WELL BEING OF OUR POPULATION• WHEN MISSION WAS HEADED BY DR. KALMAN MANN~ ISRAEL IS MOBILIZED, OUR MEDICAL CENTER IS ALSO• NURSES, DOCTORS ET AL MUST WORK ALSO DURING THIS YEAR, HADASSAH 1 S FELLOWOVERTI ME I N AN ATMOSPHERE OF CG~STANT TEN- SHIP PROGRAM ENABLED MANY OF OUR TOP TION, AND EVERY PRECAUTION MUST BE EXERCIS-SCIENTIST TO PURSUE POSTGRADUATE STUDIES ED TO ASSURE SAFETYOF PATIENTS, AND NOT IN EUROPE, AS WELL AS IN THE U.S. IN THINK OF THE COST. OUR TRADITION S0GGESTS ADDITION, PHYSICIANS PARTICIPATED IN 11 CHAl 11 - LIFE-GIVING AND LIFE-SAVING. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES IN VARIOUS PARTS THIS IS THE WORD FOR HADASSAH'S PROGRAM OF THE WORLD, INCLUDING THE THIRD INTERIN ISRAEL. THIS IS WHAT WE STAND FOR NATIONAL CONGRESS OF NEPHROLOGY IN WASHINGTON, D.C~, · THE 4TH EUROP EA N CONTHOSE OF YOU WHO WERE FORTUNATE TO HAVE FERENCE ON M1CROCULA1ION IN ENG LAND, THE VISITED ISRAEL WILL ~OOK BACK WITH THE 3RD EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF NEUROSURGERY FONDEST MEMORIES OF' SEEING M r. Scopu~. IN MADRID, SPAIN. THE GREAT MOUNTAINS AROUND THE MEDICAL _ CENTER . ARE · L_IKE SUNNY, SPARKLING CRESTS ISRAEL 1 S MISSION IS PEACE, BUT THE RISING FROM THE SEA SURROUNDED IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE ON ISRAEL GOCS ONc EVERY POSITION ISRAEL TAKES IS DIRECTCD T0 MIST S OF EARLY MORNING. THE BEAUTY OF THE HILLS FAR EXCEEDS THAT ENGENDERED BY CREATING THE CONDITIONS OF' PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, TO RESISTING ALL EFFORTS TO THE BEAU TY OF Gon 1 s CREATION AND MAN 1 S CO NTR IBU TION TO IT. THEY REPRESENT THE RECREATE THE CONDITIONS THAT LED TO WARB To ALL ACCOUNTS, NEITHER THE·USSR NOR TH E SYMBOL OF OUR PAST; THEY ARE OUR ROOTS INTO TH£ D~PTHG or 0t~ISH ~IVJL12ATION. ARAEI 51ATES APPEAR TO UNDERSTAND -.THIS PO! ~ SuDDEN LY . YOU REALIZE YOU ARE ONLY ONE OF SENATOR GRUENING OF ALASKA, coqENTLY MANY CROSS-SECTIONS OF OUR HISTORY; OUR PRESENTED THE PROBLEM: 11 STABILITY AND CONTRIBUTION IS BUT AN ADDITIONAL LINK IN PEACE CAN BE ASSURE IN THEM.Es BUT NOT BY THE LONG CHAIN ~F JEWISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO ACCEDING TO THE DEMANDS THAT ISRAEL REMANKIND. WE ARE NOT A FLEETING MOMENT IN LJNQUISH THE TERRITORIES SHE NOW OCCUPIES THE TIDE OF TIME, AND WHOSE VOIEE IS MORE AND WHICH THE BITTER LESSON OF' RECENT DAYS THAN A WHISPER IN THE VASTNESS OF CREATION.SHOW IT MUST RETAIN AT LEAST UNTIL ADEQUATl AND TRUSTWORTHY ARRANGE MENTS FOR HER IT IS NOW 10 YEARS SINCE THE ROTHSCHILDSECURITY ARE OBTAINED.· FAILING TO OBTAIN HADASSAH UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OPENED ON THESE, ISRAEL SHOULD RETAIN THIS TERRAIN Mr. Sco Pus. Mr. ScoPUS DOMINATES JERUSALEMwHOSE PEOPLE WILL IN ANY EVENT BE BETTER FROM Ti-IE NORTH-EAST, AND HENCE ITS NAME OFF THAN UNDER ARAB MANAGEMENT. No WH ICH IS THE GREEK TRANSLATION OF THE PRESSURE FROM A UNITED NAT10NS GENERAL HEBREW 11 HATSOFIM 11 MEANING 'TO LOOK OVER'• ASSEMBLY, WHICH HAS SHOWN iTSELF INCAPAB L IHE CLASSIC SONG 11JERUSALEM 11 HAS THE LINE AND UNWILLING TO ESTABLISH PEACE IN THE .· "MAY-AL-PIS:._G.AT HAR HATZOFIM, SHALOM LACH M.E •. , SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO NULLIFY THE YERUSHALAYIM 11 - FROM THE TOP OF MT. Scopus, CONSEQUENCES OF DEFEAT FOR THE ARAB PE~ GE TO YOU JERUSALEM. AT ScoPus, WORLD. NASSER AND HIS ' ALLIES HAVE CHOSEM HADASSAH WAS A scour, A PATHFINDER IN !!EW TO FIND AN OUTLET FOR THEIR IMPLACAOLE FRONTIERS OF MEDICINE, AND HERE HADASSAH HOSTILITY TO ISRAEL IN A TEST OF MILITARY FULFILLED THE PROPHECY - THE HEALING OF , STRENGTH. THE CHOICE WAS THEIRS. THEY THE DAUGHTER OF MY PEOPLE. THE BOND BEARE NOW TASTING THi BITTER FRUITS OF THEIH TWEEN ISRAEL AND ScoPus IS MORE THAN FRUSTRATED AMBITIONS." 5000 YEARS OLD AND DEEP-ROOTED, AND BE***********H******* TWEEN HADASSAH AND $COPUS IS LESS THAN 40 HADASSAH STUDY GROUP MEETING -SATURDAY, YEARS, BUT EQUALLY DEEP-ROOTED. THE OPEN- flOVEMBER 4, 1967 - f-OSTESS - FLORENCE ING or THE HOSPITAL ON M1. ScoPus SERVED RUBINSKY HAMILTON APTS, 1:30 P.M. AS AN AF'FIRMATION OF' THE DETERMINATION AND DEDICATION THAT EPITOMIZES EACH MEMBER OF ISRAELI FASHION Sf-OW - M)NDAV, t\OVEM!;3ER HADASSAHe 20, 1967 - MAS)NIC TEMPLE, THIS IS A M\J§T, ~ORE I NFORMAT IQN AND DAJAjvl LL BE How CAN WE ADEQUATELY DESCRIBE OUR RETURN SENT IN A SPEC IAL FLIER. KEEP THAT DATE TO ScoPus ? MERE WORDS ARE FUTILE TO TRY OPEN FOR HADASSAH, MRS, M)RR i S STROM!::~:f;f AND EXPRESS THE EMOTION OF COMING HOME. GENERAL CHAIRMAN, �DOUBLE CONGR,lWL••TIONS Tu : Plans for a yoar long 9elebration _ David :iand :·car61 :.:~ : .. she.ndorf, of B 1 nai Brith 1 s Centenni~l were .. ' who: 90 came •· tbt:l pf'bud ( al thQugµ made at the 99th •Annual Convention sleep-y )_ P.a:nmts of . twin sori_s , . held •in Detroit in June . :.1i.braham .r.aron and Stephan, · on October 12 • . ·· Rosen L:Ou.ce . 816 was rep r e se n.t e_d :by Gr~ndpijrents are Mr. and Mrs. President Bernard ·Cphen , Joseph. · . ;_:i.be ~i.sh~ri.do.rf. · _ ... Simon and Edwar¢ ~rause. Lodr es ....... -. --:--·- ·: were urged to consider raising . \ ELCOME TO : membe rship dues to . ~25 per year . 11 vote was passed . to convert se..,; Mr . & rv-.rs: Karl Browns.tein; curities to purchase ~50JOOO of (Joan), 92L Seminole Road , Israel Bonds . . · . Muskeeon, 49441, Ph_one 733-0454, .h.ttending the Michigan B'nai · who should be added ..to your -Brith Council ~-..nnual Fall Meeting Community List . 'September 2L in· Grape~ Rapids. wer~ '" Ro ger Gudelsky, son of Marvin , · the aforementioned membess and . and his wife , Ciharlotte, who . Mr . Harry Fields . :..we re in the nick of time to ·.be included - -· ori'.., ,...___new Commur1i ty •··l ists .....,__• .EJW,Y ARRIVALS_~LEll~}j:2_E_ SEl~TEDl . -·,·• - - ·. We would like to again request our members attendin[ Sabbath and Holiday Services, to immediately · be.:: sea..:t ed in the·_.sactuary when arriving .at the Teinple. .:. f~....H.t membcn:i , q ;vu 1::1.r1~.i.vin'.:,' for servic·es , st~nd or_ sit. ii;i the· Lob.b y . and talk rather than goinr. into the Sanc.tuarv fair meditation. . . Please, take your _seats·at once arid enjoy the beau tif.ul organ music for your meditation . · ·- b.lan Or,pennel!iier, President . . _ - ---~ UNION CliMP RECJism~TIONS NOW OPEN . Full information -f or registration for 1968 Summer .. Sessions at OlinSang Union Institute Camp in Oconomowoc , Wisc onsin, may :_now be obtained from ·the Temple office . ixci ting anµ fun-filled p ro grams - will be gin June 25 · and extend throu1.:h 1.1.ugust 25 and sessions are available for ages 10 through colle go . Page 6 -- REFU,Jf S.IfoYL.1 ,Mt.H Cur pray_;rs and since're best wishes for a f ull recovery to . MR . PERRY B.lc ON wh6 was a pati,ent at Mercy .Ho~~l . .1"!-NNIVERS1..RIES -...:• - ----- ·, .. Mr . & ¥irs . • Ha.rrison Friend, Nov . 1 ¥.II' . & Hrs. Isadore Brody, . Nov •. 16 :Mr . & Mr ·s . Leo Rosen;· Nov . '20 Dr . & Mrs . Morris 'leles, Nov . 21 Mr . & Mrs . · Eucene Fisher, No~ . 22 . Mr . & Mrs . R}-ch~!'..9- Kaufman, N.2:7~ 24 .hLL INFORM,:.. TION FOR DECEMBER BULLE TIN NEEDED · IN WRITING BY NOVEMBi R 27 .t~T 9:30 AM .!lT THE TEMPLE OFFICE. PLE."..,SE b.ND T.H..NK YO:U . Temple Office Hour s: 9:30 1 : 30 Mondays through Thursrlays . .~ .::. �ICONTRIBUTIONS Y;.HRZi:IT LOUIS KL.n.YF, father of Mr. Samuel Klayf, November 1, Tishri 28 MEYJ:ill FISH:M.•N, fatmr of :tvirs . Libby Rose, November 4 JOSEPH STERN, father of Yi.I' . William Ste rn, November 5 JACOB RIPNER, father of Mrs . Douglas Rosen, November 6 HYM,,.N F1u-.Xf-L1N, father of Mrs . Loo Rosen, November 7 GTI:RTRUDE RIV•• SINGER, mother of Mr. Joseph Sine.er, November 13 , Cheshvan 10 BERN,.RD i.L THOLZ, father of Mrs . Milton Steindler, November 13 S.,MU.i!:L ,.UGOSOVITZ, father of Dr . Ralph =ugust, November 15, Cheshvan 12 S.1.R..1H ROS..::NB.i.:,RG, first wife of Dr . Phillip Rosenberg, November 16 REV•• 11.NKS, sister of Mr . He rman Grossman, Mr. Harold Grossman, Mrs . 0am U'.J 1 Klayf, and Ers . Ralph l.ufust, November 18 Rabbi Shabbsai Teles, father of Dr . Morris Toles, November 21 DR . SOL COI-L.N , husband of Mrs . Betty Cohan, November 22 S•.R.,H HIBNICK, mothor of Yirs . L 2 0 Fonstein, November 24 ID,1 ,,.SH2rWORF, mother of ,.be, Isadore, Jacob and Max ,.shendorf, November 24, Cheshvan 21 ,,R THUR MENDuSON, brother of Mrs . Reu ·. en Levy, November 26 Hi..RRY GR.SEN , brother of Mrs . Robort Rosenberg , November 27 ROS~ Gfu:.J:NB_;RQ , mother of fi rs . uol Sil~~c_l,n, November 29 . -----·--~ UNIONGR.,MS say it best! Page 7 773-5)40 - In-inamory of Reuben Le vy : Gone ral_ Fund by Grossman filnployee s , Mr:-Carl Steindler Mr . & Mrs . Sol Silverman _)J_ ...,.. \I -,,.- \I -~:- \I -n \l x V ~ ~ " General Fund in honor of tho ·Golden-Woddinc unniversary of Mr . & Mrs . Milton Steindlor from Mr . ,'/.r. Hrs . Sol Silverman . ••lso in honor of tho graduation of their son, Dr . Logis Silverman from a five year Residency of the Mayo Foundation and the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine by Hr . & Mrs . Sol Silverman Rabbi's Fund from Dr . & hrs . Donald H~iman in honor ol thGir children . ---·····•·----- ---------- IN i~PPRECL1.TION ••• . .• Mrs . Reuben Levy expresses her appreciation for tho many kindnesses extended to her at the time of the passing of her husband. Tho Congregation greatly appreciates the lovely altar flowers furnished e ach year at Rosh Hashonah and Yorn Kippur by Mrs . Paul vl i ener in memory of her husband . ·uNITED ,1.PPZ .L .al- PZ:,.LS Stateme nts sont out this past month brought negligible results, and tho financial situation for United Jewish Charities , both locally and nationally, is still urgent . Off i cers stroncly urge that 1967 pledces, both r egular and Israe l Emergency Fund J be paid up as soon as p ossible . The 'l!:!_~r is quickly drawin g: to a clos8 . �11 '.::'ample is a House of God, not because it ce;ntains tho sacred 0b j oc ts of the };)ast, but because it upholds the ideab which the love c God i mplies, implores and impels. J;. 'I:Jmplo is tho general hoadquarte 1 of the principles and precepts by which we believe Jaw and man must live. .1i. Temple is a house of decency in a world that is often cruel and callous. ..-i. Temple is a compass, pointiw. directions; a batte ry, charging and recharging the human drive for spiritual and social excellence. ,i;. Tample is a place where dreams and hopes arc rejuvenated and determinations· aro rostrengthenod. Tho human heart noods r e ligious dimensions, moro than mind and false pride care to admit. A Temple is the embodiment of all worthy aspiration and inspiration. :May we rej oice in its sanctifications and malm Tamplo experience a joyfully mo·aningful discipline of our lives. U~HC Bulletin S8rvice ----------- -·-------~-- - - - - -·- ----- CONG REG., TION B I N,.I ISR,,..EL FOURTH & WBBSTER MUSKa10N, MICHIG..N 49441 �1~ T T .E N T I O N: .J:..L B 1 N.nl B1U'IE i":E/:IB.tiliS Thero will be a short special moo ting for B'nai Brith on Thursday , November 2, at 8: 00 PM at tho Temple . Mr . Car~r .h.ltar, District Reprosontativo of B1 nai Brith will be prcsont to address us . Pl ease make e very effort to attend ! This is an I:MPORT1-illT meeting . Joss Lovin Vice- 1-'ro sident � 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-19671103 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 1967-11-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 3, 1967 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 3, 1967. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/9341ca5d54cc50e761d1248cf87a8ad7.pdf 91ae3782eb27e286ccc11e07c9f85633 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE 8 NAI ISRAEL EMPLE MUSf<EGON 1 MICH IGAH ALK Rabbi Dr. Phillip Hosenberg President Mr. Alan Oppenheimer '\~ Cheshvan-Kislev . 5727 -~~-- - - - - - - -·- --~·- ··-- Novemb~T, 1966 SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES November 4 Friday Evening Sermon: "PERHAPS •.•.• 11 Miss Carol Treutler & Nr . Robert Klein Kiddush Participants: 8:00 PM -----------·- -··--~-~ ... ~·~ ----------~---November 11 7:30 PM Friday Evening FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE .Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants: Youth Group Members Oneg Shabbat ----------- -- ·- ·- ----~-~-------~·--November 18 fr:i:day Evening 0uest Speaker: The Reverend Mark D. Graham Pastor of North Muske c:,on Community Methodist Church Sermon: 11 THE THIRST FOR MEANING" Participants: Mr . & Mrs . Harry Berman Oneg Shabbat 8 : 00 PM -------- -~ ------~November 25 Friday Evening Sermon: 1'lfHO IS OUR CHALLENGER? 11 Participants: Mr . & Mrs . Jack Steindler . Kidtlush TRADITIONAL SZRVICES - November 5, 12, 19 & 26 8:00 PM 8:J0 AM �CAI.,1!,~DAR - NOVE~IBER Tues ·l Siste~l10od Meeting 8:15 (See Boxed Announcement) Weds 2 FINANCE COMMI'ITEE 8:00 Home: Dr . M. Kantor 3024 Sherwood Sat. 5 Wedding of Miss Carol Treutler & Robert Klein 7 : 00 Wed 9 Hadassah Open Board 1 : 15 Eome : Be th Ashendorf 2160 Bourdon Thurs 10 B' nai Brith Paid-up Y~mbership Dinner 6:30 (See Boxed Announcement) Sat 12 Hadassah Study Group - . 1 : 30 Home: Rose Lipman 1718 Beach St . 11: 00 Sun 13 Youth Group-Temple Thurs 17 BOARD OF TRUSTEiS 7:4~ Wed 23 Union Thanks giving · ~ Service (Deta~ls ·F .-4) · ,_.- 7 :3 Sun 27 Youth Group-Temple · · · 11: 0 Tues 29 Sisterhood :Soard .8 :0 Home to be announced · ·i I RELIGrous SCHOOL sE~IONs.· _ . November 6, 13, 20 & 2- 7 . ~ . .CONFIID-'JATION CLASSES .... ,. Saturd8:Y._t~rninJ$J - 10: 00 , _ •---·. S I S T ER H O O D 1 Don I t miss the interesting meeting planned for Tuesday, November 1 , at 1 8 : 15 PM, at which Y1rs . Herbert Steinman will give a fascinating book re view of "SHORT FRIDAY" , by Isaac ~ f f. .·-· -B 1 NAI BRIT.rI DimIER r OVEr'iBER 10 B ' nai Bri th will h~olc:Cltsannual paid-up Membership Dinner on Thursday November 10, at 6 : 30 at the Temple . Direct from Chicago will be Kosher hot dor sandwiches, corned beef sandwiches (on fresh rye), potato salad, baked beans , cake and co!tee ••• and ALL FOR FR2.E l UNIONGRAH CHAIRMAN- Phone 773-5340 . YWCA TO EOLD IN'I'..::RNATIONAL BAZAAR Thursday, Nove-mber 17 and ·Friday, November 18, will be the dates of the 1:WCA International Bazaar at which Sisterhood is sponsoring a booth . We will need help in the booth Thursday 9 - 6 and Friday 9 - 5 . Anyone who is A.! . ··-0 zive som<:i time, please corita_~_~irs . 1 : . -~.eimer, PL5- 281-4,. SLS 1 1- - ..,D RlJ1,]HA(1H; SALE IS SUCCESS Sisterhood thki,LlA all who gave rumrna5:0 .for their sale in October and extends a special thanks to those who spent time workin[,: in such luxurious decor - Audrey and Ellen Cahill , Roz Chevlin., Evelyn Galomb<'lck., Betty J·1 ercer , - Helen Parker, and Betty Price . An ex.:. tra special thanks to the men who came and helped Tuosday night . -Steve Cahill, Jake and Izzy Ashendorf and Alan _Parker . ---~uth Oo,P._~!El~.r...,_,_~!:~.~-i?,ent .THREE- K'ITEND B 1 NA1:.BRI.THJlONCEAVE". .On Sunday, October 9., B 1 nai Brith re!Jre sentatives journeyed to Benton Harbor for the state conclave . Over 120 members from different Michi can cities were in attendance . Joe Simon, Harry Field and Bill Druker represented the }'.Iuskee:_on lodg..._.e~•~ - - - - - - TYG ANi'WUI\K::ES NE'w POLICY Starting in November , the Youth Group will be meeting the second and fouTth Sundays of each month . Everyone from Confirma .tion class to 12th grade welcome ! Our next meeting is Sunday, October 30 , at the Tewple at 11 : 00 AM and is a special program on "E. S . P . 11 • There will be refreshments . See you there l Tom Steinman , President TYG �I YAHRZEIT YAHRZEIT MEYER FISHMAN , father of Mrs . Libb~ SAR]uf"SIMON, wife of Joseph Simon, Rose , November 4 No~ember 25, Kislev 12 IDA ASHENDORF , mother of Abe , Isa- JULIUS SILV~RHAN, father of Sol dore , Jacob and Max Azhendorf, ~verman, Nove mber JO, Kislev 17_ November 4, Cheshvan 21 CONTRIBUTIONS JOSEPH STERN , father Qf William Stern, November 5 A~tar Fund - in memory of Komma JACOB RIPNER, father of Mrs . Doug , Gudelsky and Robert Cherin from Rosen, November 6 Mr . & r1rs . Harold Silverman !Ilry4AN FLAXMAN , father of Mrs . Leo Garden Fund - from Mr . & Hrs . Mil ton Rose n , November 7 Steindler , in gratefulness for BiI:Ri\lAPJ) ALTHOLZ ., father of Mrs . M. recovery of Hr . Harry Berman and Ste indle r , November 13 Mr . Sol Silverman. SARAH ROS-2:NBERG, wife of Dr . Also from Mr . :& .Hrs . Mil ton KirshPhillip Rosenber::, November 16 · : baum, in honor.of birthday of SADIE .GROSSMAJ."\J , mother of l1rs . Sam Leo Rosen . Klayf , 1""1 rs . Ralph Au~:ust , and General Fund - from Mr . & Mrs . BerMr . Herman, Grossman , nard Stern, in memorv of his · Nove mber 17 , Kislev 4 uncle, Mr . Barney Craig . REVA BANKS , sister of Mrs . Sam Klayf , Hrs . Ralph Au:::ust and AiiNffiRSTh.'-5"'-InE~ •S: ; - - - - ~ - - - - ~ Mr . ·Her man Grossman , November 18 Mr . & l'-'..rs . Harrison Friend, November 1 ROSE HALKI N, mother of Hrs . Ellis Yir . & Mrs . Isadore Brody, November 16 Chevlin, Nove inber 18 , l(islev 5 Mr . & Mrs . Leo Rosen , November 20 RABBI SHABBSAI Ti.!:L:2:S, father of Dr . & Mrs . Morris Teles , November 21 Dr . l'iorris Te les, :-lfove m1::er 21 Mr . & Hrs . Eu~;ene Fisher, Nov• ..-22 DR . SOL COHAN, ~husband of Mrs . Hr . & Nrs . Richard Kaufman~_ Nov . 24 Betty Cohan , November 22 JACOB GREENBAUM, fathe r of Mrs . FUAH SHA.Il,.AMA.H Robert Rose nbe r !:, November 22, Our prayers and sincere be.st Kislev 9 .. ishes for a full recovery to ARTHUR ROSENBERG, brothe'.r· of Mr . LOUIS DARNSTADTER Rolxirt Rose nbe r '.:, Novembe r 24 , MRS . MORTON KANTOR Ki s lev 11 patients at Hackley Hospital. HENRY KLINE, father of Harold HAR.i.1Y ~ H(lli Kline , November 25 , Kislev 12 MRS . JOSEPH SINGER ARTHUR MENDELSON, brother of Mrs . h-~-were hospitalize_? durin g Oct?_~ Reube n Lev,:.r, N.ove mbe r 26 i Af'rRECIATION IDERRY GR.ZEN, brother of Mrs . Sol Silverman, Novembe r 29 Mr . Harry Berman thanks members of RAE CLAYMAN, mothe r of Mrs . Morris ~e con?,re p;ati~n fo: their many Kan t or, November 29 , Kislev 16 iuctnesses during his recent illne~-~-• AL.ZX:A.1"\J DER SAMUEL KRAUSE, :father of WELCOME TO : Mr . and Mrs . J effre y Conn and Edward Krause, November 30, Kislev 17 heir little daughter Amy Debra , who re livine a t 645 L,rncot t North 1uske ,eon. ~ ' �PASTOR GRAaAL PR.t::AC.li".SS NOVEh BER 18 ANNOUNCED The· Co°ri.::_re ::-:ation of Temple B'nai Mrs . Samuel Lipman anIsrael will b2 privile ce d on Friday, ounce the enga:ement of their daughter , Miss Audrey Be ski n , to November 18, to hear thG Reverend ir . Robert Perlman . Both are re Viark Graham., Pastor of the North siding in Chicago , where the wedMuske gon Cornmun i ty Methodist . His intri_r,uin ~ sermon topic will be "The inf will take p lace December 15. Thirst for Neaninr.: ." Pastor Graham, a native of ConIRST ·coNGREGATIOpAL LAUDS DR . MILLJS verse , Indiana , attended Taylor The followin z letter was reUniversity in• Upland , Indiana and ceived by Rabbi Rosenber g from the the Christian Theolor:ical Seminary 1inister of Christian Education at in Indianapolis . He was ordained irst Conzre r.ational Church: into the minis~rY of the Methodist "Dear Rabbi : This is just a Church in 1959. ~ rief ·note to let :rou know how very He and his wife , J e an Ellen , are grateful we we re for Dr . Miller ' s the proud :_:i arents of two sons ., resentation at our church on SunDaniel., 2, and David , 6. ay. He did an excellent job_l He Pastor Grah~m holds manv p osiis well- informed and lmows how t o tions of importance in Reli r:ious Edu- xpress himself in lanc:ua ge which cation, includin_:-: that o.f District is easily understood . It was a Director of Leadership Education of i r,hly worthwhile experience for the Grand Ra) ids Dis tric t ·o f the our young people . Me thodis t Chur ch . You are fortunate to have a man Rabbi Rosenber g 6 m~hasiz~s that a of his ability in your congregation . good turn-out of Temple members will e is a real 11 ambassador of good be expected at t :1is Novembe r 18 sermuch., Rabbi , for your vice ·• It will be followed by an art . in makin,:-; arran:::;ements f or One g Shabba t . r . Miller 1 s p rese n tation here . I UNION SERVICE TO BZ 'IliANKSGIVlNG EVE jus,t hope that there will be some Tay in which we will., in the future , ~ The Central Methodis t Chur ch , Second Street at Webste r , will be ;.• e · able to r eturn this favor . Sincerebr Robert J . Herman the .. scene of the annual ob se rvance of Thanks :c.ivin:~ s9 onsored by the ,First Baptist , First Coneregational, IFT SHOP OPEN ON RSQUEST Central Methodist , St . John ' s United The Gift Shop will be open after Church of Chri s t and Temple B'nai , eli ~ious School on Sundavs ON REIsrael. It will be held on i<'e dnesUEST, AND AT ALL SIST.J:RHOOD MEETday., Nove mber 23, at 7:30 PM. · · · INGS. Place your orders for items Ministers of the participating not in stock . Phone : SWJ- 1185 • . c:mrches will £1ave a part in the service . Let our attendance express Secretary ' s oi fice hours Mondayshursdays , from 9: 30 to 1 :30, or our ?,ratitude to God for His many a ter b,.r re c: uest . · blessin.:.s ., amen:: the blessing of ·- ---•... --...... - ..fellowship which lmows no denominal INFORMATION FOR NEXT BULLETrN 1.ines . \JKi~DED BY NOVEMBER 24 --- -~-·- --- � 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-19661104 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 1966-11-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 4, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, November 4, 1966. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/c9f08a929da4002b37f9f95d2f9e5ef8.pdf c039bb175e23791605530238c2018199 PDF Text Text l:3tJA1 IS f<AF L13lJlJ EII N --MUSKEGON~ MICHIGAN Stanley Kaplanr, Rabbi •• o o • ., • ., ... "" ... " ... ., •" • Dou,glae Rosentr President-:.e November 7" 195$ ooooeooo•o••·····••ooo~e•nooeo••·~••o•o•o•oA57l9 - Heshvan 24 0 o o •• • 0 Affi11.ated with t;he UNION Olt., AMERICAN HEBREW CONJREGATIONS.., •••••• Temple Pay Phone: 29-147.~o~•~~~~~~~-~~L~~-~~ ---------4• o . . . . ; . . . . ,. o 00~11•~--~ooooTempl~ Phone 22-702 COMJVi\JNITY=.LIBERAL SERVICES November 7th •• oo••••••Fria~ Sermor• React. ooo~~ oooooooooooo•~~ovo•••o••~o••o•••••o .. 08:JO &. Oneg Sha. bbat Discussion Theme: "THE. ETHICS OF _MOfill._~t<ING" PM Rabbi Finkelstein's article in !,.ortun~ (September} November· 14th • ., ••••• Fridav • .,e.eo••••ei"• ... e ................. ., ............ o~"B:30 PM Sermon~ "THE SPIRIT OF MAN EXPLORES TH UfUVERSE" l•fas Light-:''°DISCOV'ERY0F -----~---~-~ ~------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------Book Review on- "And °1'he re TRI\ DI TION'AL SERVICES: -~ .....--·- -------.... November 7tt1 & 14th.ooco~o•o••• THE UNIVERSE. n a • ., ...................... qo7J:.30 PM No,ember 8th & 15thoo•G••o•~···-••oSaturdayooo ~oo••••o•••e••· o•~····8:30 AM •toFriday~ 0 ., . . . RABBI'S SPIRITORIAL MA 'Y I HAVE A "ORD '·'ITH YOU? Exerpts from an essay by Rabbi Morris Adler What is a Synagogue? We whc have bean associated with one for many years do not usually pause to define or analyze its substance and furwtiono The Synagogue is the great arsenal of our people's faith.. Jews drawn the spiritual arms necessary for survival., From it have The Synagogue is the great bridge which links Jews of anyone age with the Jews of all ages., Through its symbols~ practices and prayers :i.t links us wi.th our fathers in a community of indissoluble oneness and in1.egrity., It is the bond which joins 'together Jews of all lands o No Jew however far he may travel from his home 11 is on .forei.gn soil or in alien land when he enters a Synagogueo j The Synagogue is the monument to the determination of contemporary Jews to live as Jews. It aff'irms before all our neighbors, our resolvH to live in acco·"'dance with our tradit:i.on and to transnrl.t it to those who l<'iill follow uso Jewish survival cannot be the result of inertia or of the haphazard forces of the environment., It can be assured only by the unalterable will of Jews to liveo The Synagogue is the lighthouse of study and learning .. It upholds knowledge not as an ornament of life or as a gracious addition to it - but as an indisp~nsable condition for meaningful Jewish living. The Synagogue is the great awakener of the s ommolent and indifferent; as well as the fortifier of the spirit of all who identify themselves with the Jewish communityo �Spiritorial - continued) 'l'he Synago~ue is the Shofar pro 1 tm" ng the values tha are often ost in the c urse of our dai.ly a tiv ties and the go" ls ich ~ ·n our pre ... o ·nupat.ion with the near and pt·es..,)ing~ e tend to ignore o 'fhe ,...ynagogue is the ladder ·which Jacob saw in h s dr·eam, upon ihich men can ascend to the higher view, the nobler aim and the larger per- spective. The Synagogue is the well of living waters from which the tired can draw re-newal, the weak strength 9 the despairing hope 0 the lonely companionshipo The Synagogue is the home of a people's plrit; the shrine of its dAvotion., the assurance or tts immortality; the voice that speaks in the silence say!ng "And thou aha.lt love ..... " "And thou shalt kn.ow .... " "Ahd thou shalt re- member0 ~ 0" "And ye shall be holy. o" o -Cfi .~LEND.\R .. --~ F!QYF.MBEJ!. 6 - Hebrew School Si.sterhood A at 1. vity Ii ft.ernoon 15 B'riai Brith M-9eting 7 - S~bbath Svcs; 7:30 & 8~30 PM Oneg Shabbat Discussion 16 ..,., Sunday School - Assy., Frogr,1m on Jewish Boo Beginning of JE 1.'!ISH BOOK MON'fH Confirmation Class Home of Galombeck's 17 - Hebrew School Grea:t Books TYG - Havdalah Worship and Mitzvah Program · 9 - NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Sisterhood B'nai Buffet Hadassah Genera] Meeting 18 ""Rabbi in De-t;roit, Temple Beth El (Book Review) Hebrew School (NO BAR MITZVAH 10 - Beginn:f.ng of Am. Educa.tion Week 11 Hebrew School 19 - H~brew School Veterans Day Hebrew School 20 .., Heb-ew School S sterhood Ac ,j_vity Afternoon i2 - Hebrew School 13 - Hebrei Schoo 'isterhood l1.ctivit,y Af'ternoon 1'emnle Board of Trust.,ee Meeting 14 Month TYCJ "" So~ia l &. Discussion Program (thru December 7th) 8 - Sabbath Svcs: S:30 A.Mo = SJbb~th Svcs~ a:JO A.M. C·1 nfirmation Class Jfad ssah Buds 2 :00 P.M .. ClASS i B,,nai. Brith Meeting 21 - Sa~~Rth Scvs; 7:30 & 8:30 P.Mo F·m1ily s~rvice & Oneg Sha br.t c,,nelMve 28 ~ S~bbath Svcs~ 7:JO & 8:30 F?M Sabbath Svcs~ ?:JO & $.JO PGM. ---------------------------- MJSTY Than'ksg:i vu1g Musical(Mr Oneg Shab at G , mbe~ �em er 8 n~1 vmo gabor~ - J,,~ ,o _, One and all are .t. /+ )Q 6 i ) urged to atte~d ~1 Jse this m~ jor fund sin~ er >je .t f~!lf~~-~2R~2t!~L~~ ~ -~~~~~~~~~-~ Th rr a l) l ~ gi VE1 zo~r til.Ster .ood O M:r• e 1c 2r ,,, , G ActTvTy rir err on Cancer Dress1n~~ - S ~ia 00-,)· ]fr ,P.r M..• O""C>n ..., .?~ V e f\l '¥€ b Mr &. Mr & Mrs 2 B ====~:':'.:-~~~~ ~ The H· d iSS h Bu Twill meet s,~tu "'day ov. 1 t~ at 2: 10 P.M 1c Vite' h ,me of ~~n,.. v A her "h>ri r•rr:;H\ .. 0 .., ~ V( , ,; r /1)t,· H4ll H.i'I !H._.,;.:. t H y a ,;. fl:t:)..-a;,Q;;.,t.CI# = is Tele!": -- - M- ... ... =-~ Gfil:- i ~. ,._ ;;ir..-c.1.:1o1:-.:a;.u ith.,:.r o~' t,.r e ' 4th la~ 1h f> r ,<:::p.n l t- r~a:i. any t'f' in "t>S · t.' f "lr =-----,r:Tu1~.Y-1)tlli1:1i1c?~~_;:-~ 'b l cture by the fawvus Col u, d tor . . . t 1e I~ES n Gr nu Ra~ida has en 6 a Pen -r; c n elled a, h1v ·oc , a due to i l ne ,rn " . ' 9 .'l _ t J ° ~ ~J&....B:~ _.i:, ~ Co U.•YJ.:£..:t~ Of!'lli<;, n..,.es8nt.1t.,ion o, 11 Lr1 H1-~t1t.e d~ la fir 3t !1HriwASt dhow'in,y of ?Fl f ·u=:h i cHi;". }> da/) Novo th ~<!id. r l H' :1 V F'rt-<., ,J1e r ---~ f onG l t'\ f '1 '3 9,, n,e"'I 1inrr T ~h Mirs¢ <,r 9th. '"'~ "0 1111 ... t.!J D ,~1... l i}fo c: romu i y t s :i. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/bd161c6470bdb32551fcfbfc0e37c062.pdf 7faa5bdd97ecc633f2dc9f1ee400c8fa PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE 8 NAI tSRAEL EMPLE MUS_ k,EGON 1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. Phillip Hosenber g President Mr. Alan Or.Jpenheimer Ti~!i!.~--- ~-ch!'.ShJ~!?-- 21~2HEnULE oF \'i.oRsHiP. sB mr?cfs SUKKOS SV.:RVICES IN SEP.TiMBiR- --· Sep tember 30 - · · · - ··-·-· ~· - Friday Evening 8 : 00 FM Speci~l Sukkos Service for the Whole Family Sermon : 11 TIME FOR RELI GIOUS RE-Ai.::PRAfoAL't. One g Sukkot after service will be held in the Succah Traditional Sukkos Services Se i tember 29 & 30 at 8 : 30 AM .. - ·-···- - - ---···--- - -·-· .... ..... - - __,____ ------ - - . October 1 Saturday Morning • 10:15 AM BAR MirZVAH OF DAVID WI ENER (See Invitation Par;e 2) October 7 Friday Evening - Simchas Torah 7:30 PM Simchat Torah Combined with Family Service Birthday Blessing Ceremony , All parents & children invited _ __ _Flaf:~} ' 5?1es will_be given to _all children_ - _One_g; ~om__ Tov ·-•-· __ Octobe r .ill Friday Evening · 8:00 PM 11 Sermon: .ii HOUSE WI TH 365 WINDOWS Participants: Mr . & Mrs _. Alan Oppenheimer Kiddush October- 21 ~ Friday Evening ' ------ ·8": 00 PM Sermon : "THE BhSIS FOR SECURITY" Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothschild Kiddush October 22 · Saturday Morning · -"··•,------71:oo"AM BAR MITZVAH OF STEPHEN ROTHSC lULD (See Invitation Pa~e 2) October 21r---,•-----~-- Friday Evening - - - - --- - -- -- · chOO PM Sermon: "DOING WHllT IS N,-lTUful.L" Participants: Mr. Isadore .1 ~shendorf & Mrs •. Louis .tc~ron Kiddush - - ------ - -- --- -- - - - ·- - - -·- · -----•- ---~ ----------.--- TRa DI TION~,L SERVICES ' - October 6 1 71 8., 15., 2 2 & 29 8 :JO ,:lM �OCTOBER C.i.U;ND.u.R ' INVITH TION Sun . 2 TYG Meetin g--Temole 11 : 00 ·J Mr . and Mrs . Joel t . i e ne r corTue s . 4 Siste rhood-~~eting 8 : 00 di~}-ly inv"i t~' :~ou to attend the Speaker : Dr • .1 ~ . Gree nberg Bar Mi t zvah se rvice of -their son 1 'I'.,op ic: Trip tbnough Russia ., . D.~VID I .· WIENER • ~ Eurooe and Israe 1 on 'satur~ay, Octobe r 1 , 1966, at · Plus Gift Shop ..... uctioh ! 10-:-15 •.M, and the luncheon . Thurs . 6 BO.;RD OF TRUST~ S : 7: 45 followinc. ii:1 the Social Hall of Sat . 8 I-iad·a ssah Study Group C: 1:30 •,· .Tem.Fl_?~.!3!nai Israe l. _..;...._ - . ! Home: ·· Vivian•·.11shendorf: I 1208 ,sjas hinr, ton · ; ·- ·-·- -"71fi/IT.~ TION h on . 17 Hadassah Hee tinr: 8:30 · Max and Portia Rothschild Speake r: f'lrs . Faye Sche nk I would be honore d to have you Husbands , Friends Invited share the ir joy on tho occasion we ds . 19 Siste rhood Rumma ;-_e Sale of the Bar Mitzvah of their soq Call l'L5-2814 for p ick_.up STi:VEN BRUCE Tu3 s . 25 Sis te rhood h oard 8: 00 · on Saturday mornint , October 22, (Home to b e announce d) 1 at eleven o'clock . -·~-·- . '" .. .-. -. The Cont r e~ _ation is invite d RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS to attend a lunche on following . October 2, 9, 16 , 23 & 30th _gi~ _~rvice in the Social__ Hall . _ 10 : 00 - 12 : 00 .ilM I PRESIDENT TH»NKS SIST.£IiliOOD CONFIRM..TI011J CL,.•..:iSBS t- - I extend my persoria.TtFianks . ____ ____Saturday_ Mornings - 10: 00 . _and complime nts to the Siste r hood for the outstanding .evening Il1FORT-.NT NOTICE they provided for their paid-up - --::11 ·mee tine dates, thank you membership dinner . notices, and othe r infonnation for It was extremely ,c;ratifying the November bulletin nee ded in to have an atte ndance which exwri tin;, at the Temp l e off ice by cee de d the capacity se atinr; , OC TOR::R 25 . 1mybody know wha t ' s bee ven thouch it was cause f or come of~B 1 nai Brith? momentary panic . The food was tops, and the p rocram was of L. . .ST .ti.Pi-'E,..L for change s of addre ss such a calibre as to l e ave or phone numbe rs before New Community pe opl e lackinr, for adequate adList ' oe s on stencil. Le t's not I .iectives . _ Their p roduc"tion of have it obsolete be fore it I s disI excerpts from "Fiddler on the ~\b!-1~~9-~:':3.E_ • _______ _ _ Roof" surprised eve r y one . It far surpassed what I b3liove Extra Jewish Home Cale ndars for all most of us expe cted . It showed .' r e al prnpar?3-t;i..on and rehearsals y our r e lative s maJ' be p icked up at the oi f ice or in the Library when 'and a· dedication to doin:, someyou c ome to s e rvice s . _ _ _ thin.r ve r y spe cial. This, they - - ·--. -- - ~-· . ac c om .. lish,e d . . .. . 1 · •·vve ll done , Siste1~h ood l . . . . Pare 2 ..aan O!-'penheimor, Pre sident l :i__ - ---- I ·-- ----- - l ----1 ~ ~ ··- - --·.··- . . �HOUSE COMMITT..Er.; INS'l'.1.LLS TIME S.vITCH We have recently installed a · time switch on the ~-arkin t lot floodli r,hts , throu?,h the work of your House Committee . This switch will enable those leavin_s the Temp le to turn off the li ght~-, have plenty of time to get to t~~ir cars, and leave the lot befo:r!$-, the li: .h ts go off auto~ maticgilly . ·- - -- ! . · ~-;.... . _., -:-,----- . -. ~:- ·-·~- --- -- SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP NEWS . - Thanks to br. Strombert. and Mr . Lewis Jaffe for the P,tft Shop display stands, to :Mr . Joseph Simon for the she 1 ve s ano to Mr . Marvin Gudel~ky and Mr . Max .Iwthschild for those "p ricele ss" 1price .stic~ers . . · The Gift · Shop will be open at •all Sisterhood mee tinr-;s , and 11.FTER _: Re li[.ious School 6lasse s . ,,;,sk about the "NEW SERVICES"' . ___ _be_ing offered this -;[~~!'.•.,______ ,. UNION GR..MS i: For any . occasion or event se'nd _: YOlJR messa t.e by Ui:HONGR.,M. ,:UNIONGR..~MS are available at Si_$ t e rhood ··mee tin t s , or cafl your UN10NGlL.M_Chairman at : 77J-5J40..:__ ~ r, ;.;. TTEN TION · - B I NHI BRI TH BOWLERS Officia_l ly ·the · Muske e on B ' nai Br---ith Bowling League oe gi~s Sl:l,nday, October 2, atl0:00 ,{M. Place : - Maple Lanes Bowl:i,ne:; J[ileys - ·Henry S~ree t . , ' •· /t-' .~11 men interf3 sted in bowling are cordially invited; to attend . · Further information can be ob- '.·, f~, . :tained by callinri Dr . ,,rthur :~ ·•;· Gre enber~•- - · Pa ~e. 3 ---:, UJC CrL1IRMu.N GRiETS CON·} R.EG.~TS tOmitted fromNew"Year's Greetin ~s in last bulletin thrOU[h inefficiency of Temple secretary) Dear Conzre ~;ants : ..s we a1:.iproach the New Year, our thou, hts should be especially cencentrated on the teachings of our reli [":ion and its emphasis on charity (Tzedakah) . Here is the last or, ortuni ty · :f or those who _have not pled red ~:to the UJC to do now . . .. Mrs . Greenberr. ,a_n:d I have just returne d from our trip to the l;I.oly Land , where w.e saw tho won- . derful results of our United Jewish . . ,:·peal . Just to see the pride and self-res 1•• ect of the Jewish refugees who have settled in Israe l is our thanks for the efforts that have r. one into United Jewish Charities over the years . By ~:.iving , we are helping ourselves hel1, ,others _ Leshanah ·Tovah Dr • .,.rthur Green be re ~_E_a_~rman , Unite.ct Jewiish ..Chariti0s ... - ~----- - %#- ~-it-&( ~~&&%7J/¢0, ??// )~" t t#&Jo ( The Temp le is in serious ne ed-of a new office t yp0wr:(ter . The prese nt nne is no lonrer satisfactory and the re_flaf; people have told us that it is no lon ~· er possible to trv to have it re paired . ... vJe are hop inr, tha"t one or more of our congregants may see their way to contributin r ~ new machine :)o the Tettiple . · . _ ,1._lan . Oppenheimer, President SECfwi: T..RY 1 S OFFICE ·HOURS -Monday throur.h Thursday s, 9:30 1:30, or later by reques-t .~ - �.' ---: SIST.ii:RHOOD f fu.SIDENT RUTH OPPENHEIMER AND PROGRaM CHaIRMt.N EVZLYN GL-iLOMBECK r :< 11.NNOUNCE Rich Man - - - .... -. ' "The Miracles of Miracles 11 • "If We Had 11 1-1. I we wouldn' t have had to save all summer from ' "Sunrise to Sunset" for our paid-up But ~e started a new Tradition and "Now Sisterhood membership and .achievement. Thanks to all who attended the f aid-up membership supper . It was a f,reat suc«ess. A special t ~ to Leo and Ida Fonstein for a generous gift of a subscription ticket to Harbor Theater. This ~as won by~,.!~ Steinman alon:. with two paid dinners at Lakos. (hchievement 1:,rice.) The Poppa - (Herb) The Mamma - (Doris) The Son (Tom) Vvell deserved, too. Fixed the Curtain Last minute kitchen help Pulled the curtain, and also gave a very nice re!-'ort on NFTY Leadership Institute Evelyn Galombeck wishes to thank each and everyone in the "Fiddler 11 cast for a performance very we 11 d ~!le • For your time and patience that kE p t us all "~: F~ the ~W~ L~ve "-t - and to . Terrifid J'reva _J affe, .at the piano> ~hose r,atienc~ .sometimes must have . ..... : J;t be en as shaky af:r.:. a "Fiddler on the Roof". DON I T FORGET OCTOBER Dr • .n.rthur Greenberg COME ONE * 4 ..1-1.T TU ..,SD.nY, 2VENING 8:00 PM Guest Speaker COME ALL 1 . �Y..iHRZEIT C,iRLOS1'LRJviS't.i1J'l'iR, brothor. of Louis Darmstaoto r, Octobe r 2 KURT RGTi:SCHILD , son of Jv1rs . Bonno Rothschild, brother of Max Rothschild, Octobe r 3, 'l'ishri 19 N.iT~.N N;~UY£R, fathe r of Ted Neumor., Octobe r 7 s...R.. KL.i!::IN , sist0r of Mrs . Goldie Smith , October 8 LOUIS KL.SF , father of Samuel Klayf Octob-.. r 12, Tishri 28 J,.COB Kf.:UP} , father of Mrs. Louis ...ran, Octobe r 15 :i\'L.u SIMON , son of Jsoeph Simon , Oc tob:: i r 17 F••~lNY FRICE , moth0r of Samuel Price , Octobor 18 :., HILD.i J ... COBSCN , wifd of Saul Jacobson , October 22 ·~ M••UhICE FIELD .,. fa th0r of Harr;y Fi0ld, October 23·· GZRTRUDB RIV.~ SING.:!H , mother , of Joso,Jh Sin:::,..e r , Oc tabor 24 , . Choshvan 10 S,.f'i ... UGCSCVITZ , fathe r of Dr . Ralph •• us ust, Octob0r :26 , Cha shvan 12 J ...COB GOMBti: ,cG, step-fa tl:l_o r of f'1rs . Eu~_. ena Fisher J oc·tobG.!' 26 B.i.llTlt. LESTZ , dauf_htc r of Mrs . Ros.::i Sin~_e r , sis ta r of Dr . Irvine Sin;o r and Samuel Sin;:o r , Octoba r 27 LOUIS GU 2LSKY, brothe r of David and Oscar Gudo lsky and Mrs . Robe rt ChoE2!1...L.99tobe r 29 . !CL,NTRIBUTIONS . In memor2 __of Komma Gude lsky Hltar Fund , from Mr , and Mrs . ,indrew Epste in General Fund , from thG Samual Lipman and Jack Lipman familie s Library Fund , from JVlrs . Re b0cca - -Rome_s_ _ : IM momory of Rohart C.horin 1 Gene ral Fund, from thc~ue l ! Li,,man .and :::Ja ck Lipman f amilios ... ltar Fund , , .from :Mr . '. and Mrs . · ·- Clifford , ;Buck , Jr .. , and from Mr . & :Mrs . Samuel f>i,umachor · Youth -~-~hoL..,:r:._s_h ip FU£1£ , from Buddy Fr~~md and family · Library ·Fund, from I1rs . R0bocca ·· I~mos~_ --··-··~- . Honor of Le o Ros0n ' s bir thday , Da.rden Yund , from -Mrs . Rena . . 1 ,and from Mr , and Mrs • I Dou: l a s Rosan : : Bo-1rd of Educ at ion~ from Mr . ,:::and i 7 frs·. o ,5ort for &hif ious .School Ref; r ~nce Books :; . : . ·--· , -~ .. .. -· ---·· -----~-·---- - ...,.~_ -·Taussig,! -·nanle-Y-Ra Rli:FU...H SH..YL...Mr.H I· Out p r aye rs and sincer0 besi wi"thu~ for a fulL :r c covory to r · "; s01· SILV~~Jl1.l~ jWho is a pati e nt at Hackley_ , Hosoital . .. ,__ , 1··--- I .t....- .. - -- -~ :.,: .:. •.· A iWELC0.1'{2; TO .. ,-i. handrome :bacholo:i; , LMr . ~orald Kantrovich , who has joine d -tho Tem~-;l o , and is living at_ 123i Te rrace . Mr . Kantrovich is t eacher at NGlson School. CONDl LENCE - -,- ---·-·- · -- - ......-..- -,.To thG faiiiTIY- -of ANNIVERSARIES ROBi:;RT CHBRIN ,..,,_....;_....,,.,_-=J1r • . & Ivirs . libo .n.she ndorf , husband of Mrs • Sara Che rin, · Octoba r 22 fathe r of J e rome Cha rin, who jNr , \ i~Irs . rv'iax . .i:sha ndorf , passed av1a;1 on Ser t embor 5• .: ' ' · October 22 _ ..!I~y ~i~-m~~_1_ba_ f~~_ble s sing\1r<& Mrs . Max~:~!~!~hgd , --· ·--·--:-· -·7a i Pa . o 6 t' ~, .:-: �I I IN ;,h ~CL.TlON TYG - OFF TO h FLYING STliliT The family of Robe rt Che rin i Tom Skinman, President of wishos to thank ova r ;-, ono in tho ! the Tem,;le Youth Group, gave a Communit~, for the ir many kind acts I humorous and informative acand mo ssa._,e s durin :, this tim0 of . -~ount of his experiences at the the ir be r 8avement . NFTY summer institute at WarMrs. Ellis Che vlin and family wich, Now York, when he spoke , wish to thank tho me mbc rs :1 of tho ..· to Temple members at the paid-up ·_ . Sisterhood dinner. He indicated Community for the ir many acts of kindn ..iss at tho time of tho death ha would be a1-l l yin~'. many. of the ideas and workshops in which he of ~qr fathGr, Michae l H~lkin . particip ated to this yea r's The. Congre ::ation is :indebted pro eram. To prove he was a to Mrs. Paul ~Jiono r for tho love ly wovkin:. president, Tom joined flowe rs on tho ,,1 t a r for the the back sta ;_e crew of "Fiddler Holy Da;rs, which she furnishes on the Rc:.:..f", by takinc on the e ach ;year in momor:.r of hor husband. job of "curtain puller 11 • In preparation for Hi :·h Holy T&NKS ,..ND .i.PF RECL. TION FROM &~B3I Days Se r vic.e s, you th [,ro~p - I dee ply appre ciate the r,onoromembers pitched in on a Sunda,r sity displaye d by a r,roup of our morniric.. to tape prayer books in me mbe rs ,b y the ir kind con.trineed of re pair. Puttinc toeether lbutions toward the purcha s e of l the Succah was another activity my new car. " , of youth r.roupe rs. 1dte r a trip With s rate ful thanks and all . out to Norton Park to gather good wish.:is for tho cominr: iroar . branches and leaves, members __ __ __ Phillip Rose nber~-- - - - - assemb.lied at the Templ3 for . • ~ ·,·i the pr eparation of the Succah. SUl-i L 2hEN T IN MEMORY. ·OF . H. FISHER I It was . a fun job. · - ·- wo h.avcJroce ivGd. many fino I In the· line of comin-: eve nts , I i.. comments on ~he combinin~ of that I the Youth Group is hopinr Hig_h Holy Day se rvic e s, by use a Caravan made up of M STY officers of tho new r,runphlo t mounted in who tra vel to different parts of tho back of ovary pr aye r book. ; the state to explain the purTho cost of this pamphlo t poses of MSTY will be comin~· was contributed by a m0mbor of to Muske : on some t.ime in the ...n8 ar tho Con~_r e.·_ation to ~.:,e r. ,e tuato i future. the momor;y of Mr. Harry Fishe r. I 'vie e xte nd our thanks. NOTICE ff RE(UEST St. Jean's Parish will hold The Finance Commi tto e r e minds a men and womens' all rames ~rou that se cond quarter due s card party , 11.UTU:MN LE,-a. VES, Sunf ~yments arc due on October 1. da~r ni r ht, October 16, at 7:00 in the church hall . Dessert and coffee will be served. Tickets arc ,.,100 and may be purchase d at the door. Door prize color TV sot. l �SUCCOTH n. t sundown on ~rndno sda~~ , Se~:t em:be r 285h, J ows e ye r~rwho r c be ~in the ce l ebra tion of ·Suc co t h, the "FGast of Tabe rna clc:JS 11 or " Booths, " a holiday of harvo st and tha nks ; .ivinp, a nd tho most joy ous of all J ewish obse rvance s . Suc c oth is obse rve d oy Re form Jew s for e i cht days and for nine by Orthodox and Conservative J ews. Tho holiday was c a lle d the Har~ ve st Fe stival be cause , · a ccording to the Biblica l book of De ute ronomy, it wa s ce l e brate d a t the conclusion of the autumna l ha rve st . The book of Exodus also de scribe s it a s the "F.:: stiva l of Inr-:a the rin g" of tho fruits of tho earth . Eccle sia sto s is also r ead in tho Synar,ogue . Tho the me of too holida;;1 is imme dia t e l y r e,coc.nizable by non-Jewish .nrno ric ans , for th0 ,1mo ric an Thanks ;;ivint holiday wa s dolio0 r a t e l y pa ttc rne d up on Succoth by thG' Scrip tur0-minde d Pil &r ims . It share s with Thanks giving the pr e dominant ideas of autumnal harvo stin:_. and . gra titude to God for His bounty . Tho p re va iling spirit of this holiday is joyousne s s and rejoicing · . in koepinr, with Biblical commandme nt which e nJoins tho 11 Thou sha lt be alto cethor joyful, " and tho doscri1 tion of Succoth is , in Jewish tradition , "tho sea son of our r e joicin;... . 11 .llnciont symbols, e voca tive of the Biblical ~a st of the Jewish pe opl e durinf which the ir culture was both arricultural and nomadic , survive unc han cod . Ono is t bo "succoth " made of throe wooden walls, and tho roof cove r e d with gr ue n bou_: hs and do cora t od inside with tho fruits of tho harve st se a son . Othe r ancie nt s: 1mbols which aN. an intG:gral pa rt of t ho .S uccoth obse rvance a m the 11 o troc ", or citron , and t ho_ 11 l ul av'' ,_a pa lm branch . _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ ____ _ CO~ GREC1-.1'1CN B' Ni,I ISR.-1.tL EOlJRTH & vJEBS TER STRi:.~ TS NUSK;..;G'-- N., Mct:GHI G11.N 49441 Office Phone : PA2- 2702 Rabbinage : PLS- 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. 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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-19661001 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 1966-10-01 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1, 1966 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1, 1966. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/33d0e80c5ce7c2443b0c24d8dc88c663.pdf 0ae50464a87e4664195e518c3eb6e070 PDF Text Text """",,,,,,,,,:'-',~ :;:::,:;:::;,,,;,,___.r , ,.fElv1.PLE NAI IS RAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan October 12, 1962 Community Worship S;J3BATH SABBATH SUKKOS ISSUE Friday, October 12th 7:45 P.M . SUKKOS FAMILY WORSHIP Hosts: 7th Grade Birthday Blessing July - October Oneg Shabbat Fr:,iday, October 19th 7:45 P.M. SIMCHAS TORAH FAMILY WORSHIP Hosts: 6th Grade CONSECRATION of KINDERGl.,RTEN CLASS bne g Shabbat Al l Familie s are invite d and all pup i ls of the Re ligious Schoo~ ar e r equired to a ttend the se Sukkos Se rvic es on October 12 and 19th. Combined SI MCH11S TORlJ-:I FAMILY SERVICES .. Saturday, October 20 Refr eshments 7:30 P. M. SABBliTH frid ay , October 26th 8: 15 P .M. Judaism and Ghos-:,sf! Expl anation of the Sabbath's Torah Portion: Berayshis 11 Tr aditional Worship Sabbath and Sukkos Evening ·· October 12 and 13, 19 and 20 Morning -:- October 13 and 14, 20 and 21 · YIZKOR October 20th 7:30 P. M. 8:30 A.M. 9:15 A. M. �Octobe r 12th Fr i day Eve 13th Saturday 14th Sunday SUKKOS 10: 30 :1M Confirmation Clas s With Rabbi 9: 00 PM Tompl o Sukkos Party Religious School 10 ·- 12 : 15 4th Se ssion Sukkah Kiddush li- 11:10 Grade s K- 2 11: 15 - 11: 25 Grados 3-5 . 11:30 - 11:40 Gr ade s 6- 9 Note : All Cla sse s moe t at 10: 00 ,~M -in t he Sanctuary Templ e Yout h Group 7 dO PM (Templ e ) 15th Monday Hebr ew Classe s - 5th We ek 16- 17 th Tue s • & We d . MSTY ,.dvis er s 1 ·rns t i t ut e ..(HUG- Cincinnat i) Hadassah 8: 00 FM · · 16th Tuesday 20 th Saturday Confirma tion Cla ss wi th Rabb i 10 :30 ;.M 21st Sunday Religious School 10: 00 - 1 2: 15 5th Sessi on Sukkos Famil y bGrvice s by the 5th Grade 12 :05 Consecration Noto : ;.11 classe s mea t at 10: 00 1~M in t he Sanctu~ry 22nd Monday . Heb rew Cl a sse s - 6th Week · 24th \vednesday Uni ted Na t i ons Day Boa rd of Trustees Mee ting 7:45 PM 25 th Thur sday 27th - 28th Saturday- Sunday MS TY Board Meeting (Flint) 28th Sunday Re li gious School - 10: 00 - 12: 15 6th Se ss ion UNI CEF ~·, ssembl y by 6th Gr ade i 2: 00 No on Templ e Youth Group 7:30 i:'M (Templ e ) 29th Monday 30th Tuosday Hebrew Clas se s 7th Week Sister hood Mo .:., ting 8: 00 :t-M De ar Boys and Gir ls At this Sukkos season of harvest and pl enty l e ts not f or ge t t o bring our Thanks offering (non- perishable fo od stuffs) to f amily s ervice this Frida_y night . Fred Rodoff sends his annual Now Year's gr eetings to the Congr egation . �TEMPL E FAHILY J.i'MIVERS.:,RIES Mr . & Mrs. Max ii.shendorf, October 22 Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothschild , October 22 Mr . & Mrs . Seymour I. Rosenberg, October 31 LJIRZEIT Nl.THl i.N NEUMER, Fa thor of Ted Neumor, October 7 s:.RJl KLEIN, Sister of M.rs. Goldie Smith, October 8 J.t COB KRUPP, Father of Mrs . Louis 1.ron, October 15 , STJd,JLEY DEJONG, Brother of Gustaav De jong, October 18 Fl.JmY PRICE,Mother of Samuel Price , October 18 KURT ROT BSCHILD, Brother of Max Rot~$child, Son of Lena Rothschild, October 17> Tishri 19 MJ...URICE FIELD, Father of Harry Field, October 23 BERNi..RD i,LTHOLZ, Father of Mrs. Milton Stoindlor, October ?5 LOUIS KL.t..YF, Father of Samue1 Klayf, October 26, Tishri ?8 BETTY Zl.INFELD, Mother of Mrs. Carol Becker, October 26, ' Tishri 28 SLM .AUGUSOVITZ, Father of Dr . Ralph i.ugust, October 28 REFUAH SHEL.iiYMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full r ecovery to: MRS . REUBEN LEVY, who is at Hackley Hospital, DR . SOL COHJ~, Who was at Hackley Hospital October 3, and to Pl..ULINE WEINER , who underwent surgery in September for a fractur ed pelvis because of an accident she sustained while visiting with her daughter Mrs. Silverman, in Lansing . We know they would appreciate r eceiving cards from the Congregation . THANK YOU Thanks to everyone for the ir consideration during the illness of Mr . & Hrs . Reuben Levy. CONDOLENCE Our condolence s and de epest sympathy to tho f amily of HERML.N MENDELSOHN, father of Reva Levy . May the God of Me rcy strengthen and sustain thorn in the ir sorrow . CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs . Hel en Kulka has contributed $10 to our newly formed Temple Youth Group Scholarship Fund in appreciation to its sponsors, Mrs . Paul Wiener, Mrs . Harry Berman and Mrs. Edward Krause , for the ir dedication to tho Group . Contributions to this worthwhile fund in honor or in memory of a loved one will be gratefully r eceived . �I ! CONGREGATION B1ijlI I SR.IIBL Fourth & Webstet Stree ts Muskeg onJ Michi~an Telephone: p;~2-?702 Rabbinage: POS-54f7 \ I .. NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATION TIME - VALUE HAIL � 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/7a6625b7368f945e6f473222cf5c5d7a.pdf f9dca18efe018949a9fd21f30bbd292b PDF Text Text '. ~ !'\ . I ,·f\\ ~ .,,... :1 \Jr- · ' ~ '.•-< ' • • ·l ', l . . \ I , l e ~ --r-- l I\ I ,_ ·---· \i )fl ) ' . ·-' I I!. ' /' ___ ~ ' " .~ I ~ ., MUSREGmJ :i MICHIGAN ~ta!7-J-z.~pl~11 2 _Rab~ • • • . • • . . ....................... Q_oug_!as E_~en, President 13. 1958 .October , _._ _ _ _., _ _~ i\.fFILIA'fSD y Tishri 28 "I'I'.H 'I'HE UNION OF AMEHICll.rJ HEBnt:i:•: CONGREG!\'i'IOfJS l pt ,,2 "02 -'l'emplePay PH: 29-14 7 lemp e i1one "- v-/ __ --·--------·------·----------.. ---·--------..?---~---------------------------------m COMMUNITY LIBERAL SERVICES: l • - ~ Oc-tober 17th o o • • • • • • • " ...... Friday., ~ ·......... ~ •• • , • • • • .. • • • .... • • .. $: 30 P M. 7 ' ~~) \._ Qneebbat--- R o v . ~ : t e - ~ ~ n : tr ASK T~ RABBI" 0 n ~ - , . _. ______ ,,~"' j/_(L · ', /_____ 1 N,/t,,...,/-__,,\./14 1,,/JL ~ ----~--!:..l!~,,-,;;.. _ _ _ _ _--..,.;;;. _ _~-4 _______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _<L _ 1 5 / TRADITIONAL SERVICES: . ~ October 17 ••••••••••••••• ~ Friday ........ . ~-••o•••••••·••o• 7:30 P.Mo October l80G•o•u••········ Saturday •••• 8:JO AoMo o .................... --~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------RABBI1S NOTES ,_.. Il •·- --~ deepes·t thanks for artist,ry and for devoted preparation and performance: MUSIC.. - My Evelyn Galombeck ... Dan Silberman SOLOISTS Arnold Bourzie1 ORGAN V!arne1... Galombeck VIOLIN Our especial gratitude to .!:!Q.~h Singer. whose beautifu~ tenor voice has resounded and inspired in our Sanctuaries and who took over as Cantor at the last moment and per= . f ormed_/l~ag!.lt~Jge>'<;t~;I.y,~, ., ... ,..... _....... ,,. ,,.·;"•.. ···-·.--·--•--· ......... -·--·--·--· .,.. r--,~ .. ,....._...,. ... ,.... ~ .. ,..,.... __. . ._., . .......... ,.. · >'--·· ,.....-.,, -i--,, ....,,.. ,• ..r,.,'. ..,, ..., .. ,._ • .... .. ... ..... ,.1 ..... . ; '"1'··, · .... , .... . .QHILrIB-!.~Jl{S_S?RVIQ!~- My appreciation and admiration to Louis Grossman for his love of Judaism and of ChildrAn. ?o~ hi~ cond11c·c:irt5 Roly Dray Borvtoe~ for our J.ittJ.u <arle{jo ALIYOT My thanks to Dra Phillip Miller who called us to Repentance with double-harmonic Shofar notes, clear and shrill, and terribly awesome; and to the following who assisted with the Torah and blessings: Messrs: Abe Ashendorf, Richard Kaufmanj Niax Ross , Herman Grossman ~ Sam Singer !/ 'I'ed H1sumer, Morris Levine and Dr ., A., Greenberg., �RELIGIOUS SC S,UNJl~X SCULQ.QL- ~fonderful staff, wonderful principal, wonderful curriculum - plus the finest people anywhere: Our Children. A great year ahead. Visit our school. Above all put your child's Religious Education where it~ belongs in importance: first - and see to it that they do their homework {early in the week and review on Sat. night) OL fmBR_EW_§..Qlj'OOL-has already begun! Ve have f.1rs. Teles to teach elementary grades. 1:\Te have better texts and curriculum and your children sense that they will be learning more than ever, both Bible and Prayer Book. Make certain you strengthen our hands by your interest, cooperation and use of prayers and works learned in your Bible. "ROUND-tffE ...T ABLE" October 17th 1:re will continue the much asked for ''Ask the Rabbi" Oneg Shabbath Pro.grams. Bring your questions and after some sweets and some song, ask any and all ~uestions about Judaism, Jew and Congregntion then when possible and interer:tine; we will discuss the problem involved. Even · though Muskegon Heigh·cs has an importnnt game at home, Muskegon High plays in Flint on that date so bring your Friday night football enthusiasm to the Temple. You should want to be fully prepared$ not only by formula·ting questions, but ~ by reading Genesis, Chapters l•llo · · *~***************************~*~ SPEDIAL i~i:El1TIO.ii~• Mv deebost. thanks to .: Sisterhood - for its Sunday School Party and Sukkah. Chain'\·omen: Regina Ross, Beth Ashendorf and their committee. I B'nai l3rith - Sukkah Commit·tee: -fsador~ Abe Ashendorf Dr, Ir'115.ng S:i.nger ...... A PLEA! Please read your Bulletin thoroughly; use the enclosed calendaro You can all understand that it is not only difficult but wasteful of time to have to repeat constantly dates and notices published hereino Above all,it is sad to hear our members say "•••·••Oh! but I didntt see the Bu~letin ! " or (worse} "I don t t read . the Bulletin! T•!ho does? n TYG Sukkah-Builders: . Lana Bro t: tman David Ashendorf Marcia Levin Parent-Advis~r helpers~ Barbara Levin Margaret Ashendorf Lee Van Dunen Remember, communication between Temple and Congregation, between Rabbi and his people is of the higheat importance in our reli.agious, education, and social lifeo Your Rabbi �C. 1,r_;ttDAh. __,. I _ _ .. __,. Octo 17 - Sabbath Svcs: 7:JO & 8:30 PM • 18 - Sabbath Services Confirmation: 11:00 AM 19 - Sunday School (UU "eek Assy.) Great Lakes executive Board Meeting-Afternoon-Chicago 20 - Sisterhood Rummage Sale Hebrew School Hadassah General Meeting 21 - ORT Board Meeting Hebrew School 22 - Hadassah Business & Boa.rd Hebrew School Heeting ~'nai Drith Boys Club The opening meeting of the D1 nai Brith Boys Cluo was held at the Morris Levine residenc3 8 on Sept. 20. The following boys were elected officers: Pres: Jerome Levine, Vice Pres: Bruce Neumer, Dec: Roger Kr~use, Treas: David Roberts and Sgt o at Arms: Jeff Rosen. It was decided that all Jewish Boys between the ages 11-14 are eligible to joino Any boy wishtng to join, please contact Jerome L_vine or Roger Krause. Meetings are held once a month., Advisors are Kmo Druker, Dr. Irving Singer & Morris Levineo Sisterhood Gift ShoE Remember the Sisterhood Gift Shop when you are in need of gifts o '·'e have a new Fall supply of gift itemso Mrso Sam Lipman: Ph: 51-597 Mrs. Harold Rosen: Ph 51-143 fil:_st.erhood ,~ctivity __ The SistBrhood Activity Session will be held. -1 t the Temple every Thursday from l:OJ - 3:30 PM unless otherwise notified. Cancer Dressings will be made., Shut-Ins We send .)llr Greetings thru our Bulletins to our Members who are shut-ins., Since we do not know whom you want includedg please notify uso ~e send our best wishes to: Mrs. Tillie Jacobs. • Many thanks to those who helped on the Breaking of the Fast for Yorn Kippur: Mrs. Max Rothschild & Mrs Lillian Singer, chairwomen Contributors: Mr., Samuel Lipman, Mr. SRmuel Klayf & Mr~ 4be Ashendorf. Mrso Sol i~oll, Mrs .. Horris Teles, Mrs. Benno Rothschild, Mrs. Ida Ashendorf, Mrs. Lillian Singer and Mrso Max Rothschildo *''t,::,':::.:· ~·:: ~"''"'.":,' ;~.;,'":0::;:··--· oun :•.. "'\~::=:::.!:.: )::~::!,!-" TEffPLE F:'f.TILY ~··e are happy to inform everyone that Dr. Fleishman is recovering from his illness. He is still in the hospital but not as yet permitted to have visitorso *>t'~'-:: ,:t~: ,:~ ~:,:: >!{~~-= ~:-: ..:~ 't,: >::~::"!: ':'~:!'.· :::~>:-: ,:: ~~,:-:t,c Sisterhood will hold its annual Fall Rummage Sale on Monday, Oct.., 20th on Pine St. Please call Rose Lawson 32427 for pick-ups or arrange to bring your rummage to the Pine St o adrlress Sunday ~ Oct~ 19th, 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, t,c ,:t~:-;-1!: ,;".: :-:· ,:.. ~:. ):~,:~ :~~ ~:~ )!~ ~:t ~:~ ·:: -:r'" ~:- ,:....... ~'., . ._,., ..•-= * We are enclosing with this Bulletin a leaflet in reg3rd to the United Fund. B'nai Buffet (Jewish Smorgasbord) Sunday, November ~rving Periods: 1-2:J0 P.N. 96 J.928 ·- 3:00 - 4:30 P.,r!o 5 : 00 - 6 : 30 P• M". Circle the date on your calendar brtng the family, friends and ' relatives, neighbors and visiting "firemen"!!% Watch the Bulletin for further infonnation. Volunteers for cooking and serving please contact, Lois Cherin or Helen Rober~s THIS IS OUR Mft. JOR FUND R.A ISING : 1• . ~ISTERHOOD Fdff 'TRis YEAR . PIEASE'~~ SUPPORT--=-::...cw USl! d..uu tu10 c.ooK over ns c; - - � 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-19581013 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-10-13 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 13, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 13, 1958. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/c9d7dcba84dad114f0c47887857d39fa.pdf c86ff031f17a3cae6a70c10d9996cb8e PDF Text Text ...... TEMPLE 'NAl lST(AEL C O MMU N I T Y WO R S H I P T ~, ,s sA8 B/~I H OCTOBER 14, FRIDAY FA ,V l ILY .. EVE 8:15 P.M. VVO(S HI P: SIM CHAS T0KAl 1 C ON S E C R A T I ON of Kindergarten Class BIRTHDAY BLESSING July thru October S UKKOS OF F ERI NG A gift of food for needy families ONEG SHABBAT NEXT SABBATH * ~;;0-;E; ~1-:- ;RIDAY BAR M IT7-vAl-i OF EVE JEFFRE y 8:30 P.M. kOS EN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th IN HONOR OF MR. & MRS. MAX ROSENBERG WHO ARE MOVING TO DETROIT NOVuIBER 1st • f-h~~B.L~H-YMH..h"-M-~X-if---~¼~-:-~~~~t...r~)~h!-~n~)h~ T R AD I T I ON AL SH~MINI ATZERES AND October 12 and October 13 October 14 SABBATH October 14 and October 15 and WO R S H I P SIMCHAS TORAH 13 7 : 30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 21st 22nd 7:30 P.N. g:30 A.M. YIZKOR �HEB~[ AND BAR HITZVAH CALENDAR OCTOBER I Monday CLASSES SCHEDULE - -:it Year: 4:10-5:20 P.H. -Advancecl: 5:00-6:00 P.M. , Sun 16-U N W E E K -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL,10-12:15 A.I'-~ Tuesday --1st Y~ar: 4:10-5:45 P.M.v -Bar Mitzvah:4:10-5:45 P.ll, Mon 17-HEBREW CLASSES - 4th year and Advanced Wednesday-5th Year: 4:10-5:00 P.M. -Jr. High: 5:10-6:00 P.h. Tue 18-HEBREW CLASSES, 1st Year and Advanced Bar Mitzvah Thursday -2nd Year: 4:10-5:45 P.:L -Bar Mitzvah:4:10-5:45 P.H, Wed 19-HEBREW" CLASSES 1st Year and Junior High TEMPLE FJ.,HILY Thr 20-10:00 A.M. COFFEE HOUR with Rabbi Anniversaries -HEBREW CLASSES - 2nd Year and Bar Hitzvah Beginners Mr. & Mrs. Max Ashendorf; October -8: 00 P .iti.. T:EdPLE BOARD 22, 1942 I ' Sun 23-RSLIGIOUS SCHOOL,10-12:15 A.M Mr. & l-1..rs. Max Rothschild, -7-9: 00 P.H. TYG . October 22, 1950 Mon 24- UN DAY -HEBREW CLASS.ZS, 4th Year and Advanced Tue 25-HEBREW CLASSES, 1st Year and Advanced Bar 11itzvah -8:15 P.H. SISTERHOOD BOARD at the Temple Wed 26-HEBREH CLASSBS, 1st Yec1.r and Junior High Yahrzeits Stanley DeJong, Brother of Gustaav DeJong, October 18 Fan..nie Price, Mother of Samuel Price, Octo?er 18 Louis Klayf, Father of Samuel Klayf,Tishri 28-0ctober 19 Maurice Field, Father of Harry Thr 27-HEBREU CLASS~S, 2nd Year and field, October 23 Bar Mitzvah Beginners -8:00 P.M. BtNAI BR.ITH Bernard Altholz, Father of Nrs. Milton Steindler, October 25. Sun 30-10:45 A.M. BOA.1W OF EDUCATION .Refuah Shelaymah Meeting _ HA.DASSAH PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP We wish a full and speedy recovery DINNER to Mr. Bud Strifling who is in Hacklev ::ospi cal. �THE GIFT AJ.1D JJJDA!CA SHOP will , ·be open every Thursday from 1-4:00 !! 1-4:00 P.l-1. for your convenience. OUR CONDOLENCE~ We offer our sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of: MRS. JULIS BRA.STOFF Mother of Mrs. Jack Chevlin, who passed away Sept • mber 29, 1960 in Chicago, and to the fillllily of: DR. HEHRY HONICK Father of Mrs. Alan Oppenheimer who passed away this Swnmer. May the God of Mercy Strengthen sustain them in their sorrow. B li. R SISTERHOOD RUHMAGE SALE Sistermod will hold its annual fall Rummage Sale on Monday, November 7, at the usual place on Pine Street. Please save your rummage and bring it there on Sunday, November 6, from 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. or on Monday morning. The proceeds of this sale helps to finance Sunday School. Don't forget the date-/ Navember 6th and 7th. an4 MI T Z V A H l Mr. & :Virs. Douglas Rosen wish to announce to the Congregation the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jeffrey ;,J.an, on Friday, October 21, l960, at 8: 30 P ,iv'i. SISTERHOOD-HADASSAH CARD Pb.RTY Ii will A Thanks-for-Giving Card Party be held Thursday night, ; November 10, 1960, at 8:00 P.M. , at the Michigan Consolidated Gas j Company. A reception will follow the Ceremony)! Please contact Mrs. Phillip Miller, to which the Community is cordially PA2-3688 or Mrs. Warner Galombeck, invited. · 15-7508 if you have any type of trading stamps. These stamps will SISTERHOOD ACTIVITY DAY be used to secure the prizes. Starting Thursday, October 20, 1960, and every Thursday morning thereafter we are going to have a "BREAKFAST HITH Rl,BBI" hour at MSTY Executive Board Meeting 10:00 A.J\I. 11 COFFEE lu"\JD 11 will be South Bend - October 15-16. served and then an hour of meditation, discussion and problems of the day will be resolved. L. C. WALKER SPORTS ARENA DEDICJ1TION -~-}HH~-X,'H~X-}(-)~)r~ CANCER DRESSINGS will start on October 20th, 1-4:00 P.H. Mrs. Morris Kantor will ·be in char@ Other Thursday activities c~,b~ organized. Come and give your preference. October 20th through October 27th is Dedication Week. You are invited to the dedication events which are: Youth Day - October 20 Formal Dedication - October 27 �RABBI TO YOU -- SPECIAL NOTICE ' UNION OF .AMERIC1\N HEBREW CONGREGATIONS TO DEDICATE NEWLY EY...PiillDED ELEVEN STORY HOUSE OF LIVING JUDAISM IN NEW YORK WITH SPECIAL CEREMONIES Patron Body of American Reform Judaism to Hold Special Ceremonies and Services Marking the Completion of Three New Floors as Landmark in Expansion of Remorn Movement. A four-day series of meetings, ceremonies and religious services will mark the dedication of the newly expanded 11-story headquarters of the Union of .American Hebrew Congregations House of Living Judaism, 838 Fifth Avenue, from October 20-23. The sessions will explore the future of the Reform branch of Judaism now munbering 605 Temples with more than l,000,000 members. On the agonda will be a sociological view of the 1960 1 s, assessments of contemporary worship and blueprints for new congregational programs. Keynoting the events will be the president of the UAHC, Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath. i'he rapid g.rowth of :t'.)fo rm Judai sm i n the we st'Jrn hemisphere and the expa...11.sion of the UAHCI s departments and r egional facilities to .meet t he de:mJ~:.ds of its ever increasin-g membership mo.de it necessary to add t he new three floors which occasion the forthcoming cer : '.onieJ . Expansion is part of an overall long-range development plan for enlarging the f acilitie s of the UAHC and the rIDC-JIR to meet growing demands on the movement. CONGREGATION B 1 NAI ISRAEL Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P065-427 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TihE-VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19601014 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 1960-10-14 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 14, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 14, 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/6d258db2629cef2391e1d08b2f14f7e6.pdf e8d19a973a52b845f766f6de9185919f PDF Text Text BULLETIN of CONGREGATION B1 NAI ISRAEL Vol. II October 15, 1946 RABBI SATLOW 1S SER!'IAONS Friday evening, October 18th "The Generations of Man" Friday evening, October 25th "The Ark of Safety" Friday evening, November 1st "Be Thou a Blessing!" Saturday morning, November 2nd Bar Mitzvab of Robert Price ******* FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOGUE NIGHT 8:15 o'clock. *. * * * * * * No. 2 �OUR NEW BUILDING As we gathered for Yom Kippur prayer, an unvoiced hope resided within the breast of each of us, 11 If only we were in our own House of Worship!" We have hoped, vre have worked , and we have waited long for our communal dream. Now at last, the Civilian Production Administration has granted us permission to build our new, adequate and beautiful home, deserving of Muskegon Jewry. BAR MITZVAH On Saturday morning, November , the Bar Mitzvah of Robert Price, son of Mr. and Mrs . Samuel Price, will take place in our Synagogue. The community is invited to attend the service and the ceremony in which Robert will be confirmed into the faith of his fathers. A Reception nill take place at the Price home , 1103 Southern Ave., on Saturday evening after 8 otclock. WE PRAY FOR THE RECOVERY OF It is expected that construction will begin within the near future and that we will all be able to gather in our new Synagogue to worship together and to welcome the year 5708 next September. We congratulate and than.~ Mr. Leo Rosen and the Building Committee on this final achievement which makes immediate construction possible. Mrs. Rose Berman who is recuper ating from illness in Battle Creek. Mrs. Hyman Freidman who is in Chicago, r egaining her health following an operation. Mrs . Sam Schumacher, ley Hospital . Mrs . Tony Aron, Creek. now at the Hackin Battle "When we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight, nor for present use alone; let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come WPen these stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, 'See! This our Fathers did for us. 111 - Buskin �S.O.S, --- SAVE OVERSEAS SURVIVORS The following telegram was received by Rabbi Satlow on Friday, October 4th, prior to the Kol Nidre service: "Urgent appeal from Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, special advisor Jewish affairs to General McNarney, Germany, and General Clark, Austria, just received by Joint Distribution Committee as follows: Need for warm clothing and shoes for coming winter desperate for 60,000 displaced Jews in Germany and 30,000 in Austria. Must therefore beseech you appeal before Yorn Kippur to all congr egations in Unit ed States aski ng immediate contributions of good clean clothing particularly mens and womens. If this appeal made every Synagogue this Yorn Kippur feel confident response will be overwhelming. Would appreciate your full and Pleas e make every effort to immediat e cooper ation. gear present canned f ood drive to embrace clothing as well. Holiday greetings. Edward M. M. Warburg" s. o. s. Get your packages ready and call Hortense Berman~ 23-144 who will arrange to have them picked up and brought to our depot Please rem~: 1. tie pairs of shoes together, and provide shoe-laces. 2. match pairs of socks J. send only wearable clothing in good condition. �UNI T E D J E WI S H CHARI T I E S Annual Dinner Wednesday Evening, November 6th at 6 o'clock Gr?-nd Ballroom Occidental Hotel Mrs. Barbara Lawrence guest speaker CALENDAR OF EVENrS WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS The gift of skull caps by Max Ashendorf, in memory of his beloved father, Samuel. Sunday, Oct. 20th, 3:30 p.m. Fanny Price Unveiling Mona View Cemetery M2fill.!!Y, Oct. 21st, 8:30 p.m. Our appreciation to the members of Sisterhood who decorated so beautifully the Succah which graced our pulpit during the Succos season: Sarah Oppenheim, Rose Baru, Lillian Page and Evelyn Galombeck. B 1nai B 1rith meeting Occidental Hotel Saturday. Nov. 2nd, 9 a.m. Bar Mitzvah of Robert Price at the Synagogue Reception at home from 8 p.m , Tuesday, Nov. 5th, 8:15 p.m . Sisterhood Meeting Muskegon ·woman's Club State Convention Report FANNY PRICE MEMORIAL We call to the attention of the many friends of Fanny Price, the dedication of the stone erected in her memory . this Sunday afternoon, October 20th, at 3:30 p.m. at Mona View Cemetery. V'ednesday, Nov. 6th, 6 p.m. United Jewish Charities Dinner, Grand Ballroom, Occidental Hotel . Barbara Lawrence, speaker ..._,,, -oOo- � 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-19461015 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-10-15 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 15, 1946 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 15, 1946. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/b7358a679b371a0926dc2e4965cbcf6c.pdf 728a9db2c4be4e4185b0eebb86b09920 PDF Text Text BN A__,__I_ -1_ S R A t_ L (//... LETI ,I,/ ---- --;::;; FOURTH AND WEBSTER :MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Stanley Kaplan, Rapbi Jack Lipmr.n , Pr esident SCHEDULE OF SUl<l<OT AND SABBA f H October 16th, FridQy 7:30 P.M . OCTOBER 16th, FRIDAY 8:15 P . M. .JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER SERVI CE S Tr Qditionnl Services FAM! l'/ WORSH Ip 8 I RTHDA Y BLESS 11\IG SU K I< 0 T OF F ER I f\1 G October 17th, Snturd.'.ly 8:30 A.M. Traditional Morning Ser vices 7:30 P.M. Traditional Evening Services October 18th, Sunday 8 : 30 A.M. Trn.ditionn.l Morning Services October 23rd, Fridny 7:30 P.M. Tradition~l Ser vices -- COMMUI\I ITV SABBATH AND ORT S A89ATH JACOB OLEfSKI: OCTOBER 23rd, . FRIDAY 8:30 P.M. :-onuf\/lx 1 K I 1 - · 11 October 24th, Saturday "REFUGEES, REHABILITATION, ISRAEL8: 30 A.M. Traditional Services OCTOBER 24th, SATURDAY 11 :00 A.M. COMMUNITY SERVICES t.ND BAR Mll-lVAH OF BRUCE NEUMER F/\M IL Y SI MCHAS TORAH SERVICES OCTOBER 24th, SATURDAY 7:30 P.M. October 25th, Sunday 8:30 A.M. Traditional Ser vices OCTOBER 25th, Sund~y 12:00 Noon - REL I Gi OU S SC HOOL CONSECRATION SERVI CE S �-· B A R · ,M I T Z V A H ---- - - - - ·- - CALENDAR OCT. Fri 16) SUKKOS Sat 17) Sun 18 Religious School 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Sun 18 U .N. W E EK 18 TYG meeting - 7:00 P.M. at Sandra Druker 's Home Fri 23) SIMCHAS TORAH Sat 24) Sun 25 Religious School 10 :30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M . Thr 29 BI nr-1.i Bri th Stag Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ne11.t~er mmounce to the Congregation of ~emple B1na i Israel the B.?.r Mitzvah of their son, Bruce, on Sa turday, October twenty-fourth at eleven o'clock in the morning. They cordic.lly invite the Congre- · gation to the Luncheon served immedirctely following the services. BecP.use of le.ck of sp::-.ce nnd the number of out-of-town rela tives the invitation is extended to all adults and only children eight years o..nd older. SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TIME OCTOBER 18th and 25 ONLY - 12:30 P.M . of Sukkos Services TEMPLE +------------------ -- F ;. M I L Y .. Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs . Max Ashen~orf', October 22 . C O N G R t. T U L A T I O N S Congratul!ctions to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Libner on the birth of __1:.heir daughter, October 11,1959 Congratulations to Mr . & Mrs . Dan Mr. & Mrs. Max Rothschild, October 22 Silberman on the birth of their son, October 12, 1959 Mr. & Mrs. Seymour I. Rosenberg, ---=-O-=-c-=-to-=-b-=-e-=-r=--.,3::.;l:::..___________.;_--+-'-'Ongra tula tions to Mr. & Mrs . H~'. rry H. Bermnn on the birth of their Yahrzeits gro.ndson, Kym Steven, born October l, Stanley DeJong, brother of Gustaav The. parents ~r e Dr. & Mrs. Robert DeJong, October 18 Berman of M~lden, M~ssnchusetts ~,.nd Fanny Price, Mother of Samuel Price, the greatparents are Mr . & Mrs . October 18 _ . . Reuben Berm2.n ?.lso of Mc.lden. Maurice Field, Father of Harry Field, October 23 L-----------------Bernr.rd Altholz, Father of Mrs. Refur.h Shelaymah Milton Steindler, October 25 Kurt Rothschild, Brother of Max and We wish to Mrs. Joel Wiener, who is Son of Benno Rothschild, in Hackley Hospital a ·quick recovery. Tishri 19 - October 21 -·, ayf, Fa ther of Samuel Klayf, 28 - October 30 �SISTERHOOD RUMMA~E SALE - OCTOBER 26th · ·; .-,.· · Don I t for get to bring you.r.,/rurilmage to 752 Pine Street on Sundr.y ·.q_nd Mondo.y, October 25 and 26. We will be there to receive your contributions on Sunday October 25th from 10:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M DON'T FORGET THIS DATE. ---------'-------'--------THA~K YOU To everyone who worked so hard to make the Yom Kippur Party a success. Lois Cherin and Ela ine Friend, Co-chD.irmen SPEC ·I AL NOTICE!! The ~p i flri t,.h regular meeting scheduled for Thursdo.y, October 15, hns been cnncelled. Instead the S T A G, October 29th will talce its plnce. orget to make a special point to be there all you B 1 nai Brith Members. Thursday, October 29th - Houston House \.-.: V) a t 6:30 P.M. STAG srRG ISAAEI,I DIGNITARY VISITS · .MUSKEGON ·:... ocToBER 23rd .. : ;J!- ,. ... Mr. ,· J a cob_ O}eis~i, Director of ORT :'fti ·f:sra:e'.l., will _be in Muskegon . on Friday, Oct~ber . 23. · The local chapter of Women ' s AmericP.n ORT is honored to be able to bring to the Community this A.cknowledged international figure . in the educational field of the free world. The women of Muskegon are invited to meet Mr. Oleiski at the home of Mrs .. Leo Rosen, 1632 Peck Street at 1:30 P.M., Friday, October 23rd-(s~ve room for dessert and coffee). Then at the Temple at 8:30 P.M. the entire Community is invited to hear his address on Refugees, Rehabilitation and Israel--this will be an ORT Sabbath combined with the Temple's first Sabba th Forum of the season. A reception will follow at the home of Rabbi nnd Mrs . Stanley Kaplan, 85 W. Southern. 0RT--Organization for Rehabilitation through Training--is hoth the acknowledged voc2_tiono..l tra ining a gency of the Jewish People and the l argest non governmental vocational training Qgency in the world. It educa tes 45,000 students in more than twenty countries throughout the world. The World ORT Union has been called upon by the United Nations and by the United States Government with fine.ncial support to do a rehabilitation job through vocational training in this World Refugee Ye~r. �RABBI TO YOU ( The 1.'.I ccnf.c Th0u n Co 7 u..rrffi) SO THAT YOU UNDERSTAND Th"IS SABBrtTH EVE -.......::::::=:= ~;::;;:;:;;::=t~e~r~,;;ri:-;c::es l:lre for the entire Frunily, not just for children--::md whether or not you can bring your parents or children, p~ease come since you belong to so:neone ' s frunily ! Birthday Blessings for July, August, Septenber & October--our chi ldren may h.1.ve to wo.i t until now for their blessing, but they sh~ll not be cheated out of it l Sukkos Offering -- first of all bring yourself, and also some nori-perish;-.ble food for the needy ( to offer in Thn.nksgi ving during our worshi. ~ T SABB iTH EVE/ Adult Education: Sabbath Forum On F1J.aify'"'Eve, October 23rd, B1nai Israel plans to initiate the first of several progr~ms of discussions 0..nd speakers for our Sabbath worship with :m Israeli educator whose topic will be: making refugees self-sufficient. Such Forums l a st year Were our most meaningful progra..rns. The SnbbQth Forum is part of a toval program of Adult Education for our Congregu"tion (the weekdc.y clas ses begin soon). I hope tha t the Holy Days tc.ught us: EDUCATION OF OURSFJJVES IS OUR MArn TASK THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR!!! .Con gregation B1 n ,.i Israel 4th & Webster Muske gon, Michigan Telephone 2-2702 Non-Profit Organi zation � 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-19591016 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 1959-10-16 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 16, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 16, 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. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/3c8763dce60c1059ef20525a8cb3f09d.pdf 9b15f59064dd7bf9d65042da4e748d98 PDF Text Text mm iililiiiiliiiiiliililililiililiiiiilliilliiliiliililiiili 11111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiliiliiiiil --iilliiliiiiiiiliilililliiiiiiiiiiiiiililliiiiiiliiiiiilil- iiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll ram mm mm BULLETIN I of Congregation Sons of Israel Muekellon, Michigan Vol. 1 OCTOBER 1945 I No.2 RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS I I I Friday Evening, October 5th: Report on the Palestine Emer~ency Conference in Washin~ton, D. C. I I I Friday Evening, October 12th: Noah-Genesis VI, 9-XI"He Walked With God" Friday Evening, October 19th: Lech Lecha-Genesis XII-XVIl"Harbors of Hope" Friday Evening, October 26th: V ayera-Genesis XVIII-XXIl"The Great Advocate" mm I mm mm •hliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhiiiilm:mm •ihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiihil-- •ifiiiitiihhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilililiiiiliiiiliiilliiiiiiil- •iiiiihihiiliiiilililiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiilmm �THE BULLETIN of CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL Muskegon, Michigan Rabbi Lewis Satlo-w, Editor Vol. 1 No. 2 EMERGENCY!! The fate of the J ewish people now hangs in the balance! The council of foreign ministers in London is now deciding the issue of Palestine. Hundreds of thousands of our people are still languishing in concentration camps, unwilling to return to their countries of sorrow and to the scenes of their disgrace. President Truman, at the insistence of Jewish deputations and through the intercession of several senators, sent a Jeter to Prime Minister Atlee demanding that 100,000 homeless and stateless Jews be admitted into Palestine immediately. Atlee has taken affront to our government's steps in our behalf and has refused to reply to the president. We demand that the Labour Government fulfill its pre-election promises to the Jewish p eople ! An emergency conference will take place in Washington this Thursday, October 4th, to compel immediate action in Congress and in the British Parliament, which will open in a few days. Rabbi Satlow is on his way to Washington to represent our community. He will see our representatives in both houses of Congress to motivate them into action for our afflicted people; and will take part in this conference. A report on the proceedings will be given by the Rabbi to the congregation at our service this Friday, October 5th, at 8 :15 p. m. Make sure to be present at the Synagogue! ---o--A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RABBI There is an ancient legend in the Book of Maccabees which relates that when the Temple of Solomon was destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 B. C., the prophet Jeremiah commanded the young pri:ests of the Temple to take the sacred fire of the Altar and carry it with them into captivity. They were charged to keep alive this holy fire, the symbol of Light and Truth, for future generations. When Nehemiah, cupbearer of the King of Persia, received permission to rebuild the Holy Temple, he rededicated God's Altar with the glowing embers of the original flame. Talmud legend relates that in the year 70 C. E., when the Roman legions of Titus set fire to the Second Temple, God Himself commanded the angel Ariel, Guardian of the Holy Altar to carry off to a place of safety the gleaming coals of the sacred Altar. This spiritual fire was kept alive by the Jew in the Diaspora through the establishment and maintenance of Synagogues and Schools for worship and study, and these received the active support of every Jew in the community. Spain, northern France, southern Ge many and Poland became in turn great ce~ ters of Jewish culture. In Poland, many great Yeshivos gave to the world Rabbis and Talmudic scholars who became the torchbearers of knowledge and Jewish idealism, strengthening the faith of their people. Alas, the nazi hordes have spread destruction and terror in their wake and have extinguished the light of Jewish civilization in many parts of Europe. Jewish communit ies have become so broken in body and spirit, their numbers so depleted, that they find great difficulty in reestablishing their communal life. "Rov minyan, rov binyan," "where there are great numbers, there are great institutions." The American J ewish community today is the largest and most important body in the world. The sparks of the sacred fire brought to these blessed shores by generations of Jews must now be fanned into flame. It has become the sacred charge of American Jewry to dedicate itself with renewed zeal to this great tradition of Jewish learning. This new year finds our Sunday and weekday religious schools fully prepared to carry through a broader program of Jewish Education. By bringing us your childre'n will we be enabled to keep alive in the hearts and minds of the younger generation, this sacred fire! ---o--WEEK-DA Y HEBREW SCHOOL Registration is now open for our Hebrew School. Classes will meet twice weekly, on Mondays and Wednesdays, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the capable instruction of Mrs. Morris Teles. Please call Mrs. Teles, 256-400, to register your child for instruction in the Loshon Kodesh, the Hebrew language. ---o--- w e Acknowledge With Thanks the Receipt of the Following Contributions: For the Prayer Book Fund: From Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Price, in ho or of the homecoming of Capt. Leonard Price. From Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawson, in honor of their son, Martin Scott Lawson. From Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen, in memory of Hyman S. Flaxman. From Abe Ashendorf in memory of his father, Samuel Ashendorf. �SUNDAY SCHOOL The first session of our Reli'gious School will take place on Sunday, October 7th, at 10 o'clock, at the Hackley School. We now have 67 children enrolled in the six classes, which include children from the ages of four through 15. Faculty Kindergarten _ _ __ __ Bertha De Jong Grade L _______ _ ___ Sonia Caplan Grade 3 ______________ _________ Lois Lawson Grade 5 _______________ Irene Darmstadter Grade 7 __________________ Charles Locke Grade 9 ___________ Rabbi Satlow, Joseph Hecht Programs ______ _ __ __ Sarah Oppenheim ---o--CRADLE ROLL A new project, sponsored by Sisterhood, has been introduced into our community. All children from birth until admission into the kindergarten class of our Religious School will be entered' on our Cradle Roll. Special parties will be planned for Cradle Roll children two and three years of age to celebrate the various festivals as they occur through the Jewish year. Thus will our younger children be affiliated with the religious life of our community as naturally as they take their place in the greater community about them. ---o--SISTERHOOD The opening meeting of Muskegon Sisterh ood for the 1945-46 season will take place at the Women's Club, Tuesday evening, October 2nd, at 8 :15 o'clock. As program chairman, Mrs. Fred Rodoff, assisted by Mrs. Chas. Locke, is planning a very interesting evening of entertainment in the form of a pageant depicting Succos and the Sabbath. We trust that many members will turn out to help launch the new year. It is especially hoped that our new members will join us and indicate their willingness to participate actively in our Sisterhood. Due to the illness of Mrs. Louis Seger, our vice-president, to whom we all say, "speedy recovery, Irene," Mrs. Sam Lawson has assumed the duties of this office during her absence, and will attend the State Convention of T emple Sisterhood in Detroit. Mrs. Jerome Fisher and Mrs. Joseph Hecht, State Board members, will also take part in this Convention. One of the first projects on our calendar \\ baked goods sale which Mrs. Sam Price, , chairman of fund-raising, is planning or October 12th. MRS. MAX LEBOW, Secretary ---o--B'NAI B'RITH The beginning of our season finds a number of our members returning to Muskegon from the armed forces, augmenting our growing organization. The Program Committee has planned a number of interesting meetings for the months ahead in order that our lodge will continue to increase in effectiveness with the growth in numbers. Meetings will be held on the first and third Mondays of each month at the Occidental Hotel. One wiU be devoted to the business of our organization, and the other will be cultural and social in nature. Plan;s have been formulated to present diversified programs which will familiarize the membership with aims and accomplishments of B'nai Brith. The first social meeting of the year, on October 15th, will be devoted to anti-defamation. A speaker from the Chicago office will be our guest for the evening and all members of the community are invited. FRANCIS FlNE, Program Chr. ---o--HADASSAH October has come and with it another step forward in Hadassah. Our annual membership tea where new members are welcomed into aai.d acquainted with the work of our Hadassah, will take place at the Muskegon Women's Club on Monday, October 8, at 8 :15 p. m. As usual we expect to have a fine speaker and a most interesting program. In October, too, the Hadassah National Convention will take place in Chicago, at the Stevens Hotel. We will be represented by our president, Mrs. Ralph V. August, who will present her report to the organization at the annual paid-up membership supper early in November. Our program chairman has wonderful plans for the entire year so it is with great anticipation that we look forward to Hadassah meetings and to a successful year for Zionism. REEVA M. LEVY, Vice-president ---o--WHAT DOES THE SYNAGOGUE DO FOR US? 1. It serves us on occasions of joy and of sorrow. 2. It cultivates congregational fellowship. 3. It perpetuates the traditions of our ancestry. 4. It guides us in our Jewish thought. 5. It helps us in our personal problems. 6. It imbues us with ideals of service and of usefulness. 7. It gives our children a Jewish education. 8. It helps us cultivate a sounder home life. 9. It helps raise our status in the community. 10. It instills in us reverence of the Moral Law. - Bulletin Exchange. �UNITED JEWISH CHARITIES The United J ewish Charities is the central philanthropic J ewish agency in Muskegon which collects and allocates funds for local, national and world-wide J ewish causes in need of our support. The beneficiaries are orphanages, homes for the aged, hospitals, consumptive relief, overseas relief, and Palestine. The new offices of the United J ewish Council are Paul M. Wiener, chairman; Jacob M. Kaufman, vice-chairman; and the following as trustees: Abe Ashendorf, Harry Fisher, Sam Klayf, Jack Lawson, Sam Lipman, Leo Rosen, and Harold Silverman. ---o--THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL The United Jewish Appeal is the largest fund-raising Jewish organization. Its component members are the Joint Distribution Committee and the United Palestine Appeal. The J. D. C. was organized to distribute fund s for the r ehabilitation and assistance of Jews overseas. Throughout the war, its agents have worked openly and secretly to administer relief, extend economic aid, assist in emigration and give general and emergency refuge e aid. It has done its work directly and in cooperation with affiliated organizations. The J. D. C. has now taken on a n ew function-the r econstruction of the religious and cultural life of the Jewish communities abroad. Sefer Torahs, :prayer books and other religious articles are now being collected throuo-hout this country and se nt overseas for this purpose. The United Palestine Appeal consists of the Palestine Foundation Fund (Karen Hayesod), the fund-raising instrument for the Jewish Agency for Palestine, recognized in the League of Nations mandate as the supreme authority in the re-building of Palestine, and the J ewish National Fund (Keren Kayemes), which acquires, reclaims and develops the soil of Palestine as the national property of the J ewish people. ---o--JEWISH CULTURE COUNCIL For many years small communities far from the stream of Jewish life, have felt the lack of programs of Jewish cultural value. To fill this need in Muskegon, the J ewish Culture Council has been formed. This organization is planning several unusual programs which will include artists who will bring to us the best of our rich store of liturgical music, folk songs, dancing, art and drama. The Council is a joint community project and is composed of: Sam Klayf, president of our congregation; Gene Berman, S.t sterhood president; Frances August, Hadassah president; Paul Wiener, United Jewish Charities chairman; Jack Lawson, president of B'nai B'rith; Max Rosenberg, preSident of the Zionist Organization, and Rabbi Satlow. We hope that the programs planned for the year will prove a source of of inspiration, education, as well as fine entertainment. ---o--- MUSKEGON JEWISH CENSUS A form is now being prepared for mailing to every Jewish family in Greater Mu kegon, in order to establish and maintaih---'. statistics of our community. It will include such items as the names and birthdays of the children, anniversaries and yahrzeits, and other pertinent data. These printed sheets must receive your immediate and careful attention, since a number of projects await the completion of the census. ---o--- MAZEL TOY Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the newest members of our community, and to their parents: David Mark H ershfield Nancy Fis her Sheryl Anne Berman Tess Elizabeth Friedenberg Michael Alan Satlow Martin Scott Lawson Bert Hess Roberts WANTED AT ONCE T efillin, Mezzuzos and other religious articles are wanted at once for the J ews of liberated Europe. The need is urgent. If you have such material available, please communicate with Rabbi Satlow. WELCOME NEW PUPILS We welcome the following new students in our Sunday School: Kindergarten: Irwin August, Lynn Chevlin, Sanford Miller, Barry Satlow. Grade 1: Benetia Stern, Vivian Stern. Grade Ill: David Brace, Wilma Fox, Sherwin Stern. Grade V: Diane Fox. Grade IX: Judith Singer. ---0--WHAT IS A JEW? "To be a J ew is to belong to an old harmless race that has lived in every country in the world; and that has enriched every country it has lived in. "It is to be strong with a strength t l has outlived persecutions. It is to be against ignorance, honest against piracy, harmless against evil, industrious against idleness, kind against cruelty! It is to belong to a race that has given Europe its religion; its moral law; and much of its science - perhaps even more of its genius - in art, literature and music. "This is to be a J ew." -Phyllis Bottome, "The Mortal Storm" ---- � 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-194510 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 1945-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1945 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 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. 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/50a460408ae38f6ee30949fd445cf620.pdf 23feb4c5375427d01416e9478b860008 PDF Text Text THE BULLETIN 0.f CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN NEW YEAR ISSUE 5709-1948 OCTOBER 1948-5709 �Grant us peace, Thy most precious gift, 0 thou eternal source of peace, and enable Israel to be its messenger unto the peoples of the earth. Bless our country that it may ever be a stronghold of peace, and its advocate in the council of nations. May contentment reign within its borders, health and happiness within its homes. Strengthen the bonds of friendship and fellowship among al'! the inhabitants of our land. Plant virtue in every soul, and may the love of Thy name hallow every home and every heart. Praised be Thou, 0 Lord, Giver of neace. �OFFICERS FOR 1948 President -------------------------------- ________ Leo S. Rosen 1st Vice President ____________________ Paul M. Wiener 2nd Vice President ______________________ Sam Lipman Secretary ----------------------------···----- ___ Rose Lawson Financial Secretary _____ --·-···-··-· J. S. Strifling Treasurer -------------· --·····-----·------- Reub en Berman TRUSTEES Harry S. Berman Max Rosenberg Harry A. Fisher Harol'd Silverman J. K elly Kaufman E. M. Smith Samuel G. Klayf Milton Steindler Harold Ro sen ADVISORY Abe Ashendorf Max Ashendorf Francis Fine J erome Fisher Maurice Golden Sadie Grossman David Gudelsky TRUSTEE S Sam Price Lyle Roger s Fred Rodo ff Mrs. Abe Shmookler J osiah Wiener Mrs. Harry S. Ber man SCHEDULE OF SERVICE FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS Rosh Hashonah, Monday and Tuesday, Octo be r October 4th and 5th. Sunday Evening, Octob er 3rd. Traditional Maariv Service ________________ G:00 P .M. (small chapel ) Formal Community Service _______________ 8 :00 P.M . (in the large chapel') -SermonMonday Morning ,O ctob er 4th Traditional Service (schacharis ) ________ 8 :30 A .M. Reading of the ScrolJ ----------------------- 10 :00 A.M. Sounding of the Shofar ________________ 11 :00 A.M . Community Service ______________________ 11 :00 A.M . -SermonTraditional Musaf Service ---·--------·-· 12 :45 A .M. Tuesday, October 5th Same Schedule as Octo ber 4th YOM KIPPUR Wedn esday, October 13th Tuessday Evening, October 12 Traditional K ol Nidrei Service _________ 6 :00 P .M. Community Kol Nidrei Service _________ 8 :00 P.M. -SermonW ednesday Morning , October 13th. Traditional Service . ________________________ 8 :00 A .M. Reading of th e Scroll ________________________ 10 :00 A.M. Traditional· Yizkor Service ________________ 10 :45 A.M. Community Service ___________________________ ll :15 A .M. -SermonRecess Traditional Musaf Service ---·-···------------ 1 :00 P ..M. Junior Service ----------------------·· ··------ ___ 2 :3 0 P.M. Community Memorial Service ·---------·-- 3 :10 P.M. Traditional Mi ncho Service ________________ 4 :00 P.M. Traditional Neilah Servic e _________________ 5 :00 P.M. End of Service ----------------------------- ________ 6 :00 P .M. Note : The above schedule, •including the Traditional and Community Servi ce will be followed almost to the minute. Congi-egants a r e urge d to cooperate by familia1·izi ng themselves with t he above seh edule so as to help preser ve the fullest degree of decorum. Walking in a nd o ut of t he ehapel will not be permitted dming the Service except durin g recess periods .. THE SERVICES FOR THE HIGH HOLY D AYS T he services for the High Hol ydays may well be considered the climax of J ewish worship. In t 1' em t he m ost important J ewish ideals are expressed: Th e Sovereignty of God over al·! cr eatures, the brotherhood of th e human family, the revelation of the divin e spirit to man, the providence oi God, the concept of reward and punishment, the r estoration of the Jewish people and th e ~·an ctu ·: r y in Zion where a ce nter for enlighte nm ent for ma nkind shall be created. In addition i.o th ese ideas , t h e id ea of r -:,noun cing on e's own i i ns, s ·· eking forgive ness, and vowing to lead a clean life is emphasized on the Day of Aton ement. On these days it is the desire of the J ew to elevate himself above his daily routine a n d to draw near to God. For this r easo n, these days are dedicated entirely to worship an d medita ti on . For this purpose, the service was elaborately built up on laudations a nd prayers, hymns and poems, meditations and petition s. THE TRADITIONAL AND COMMUNI T Y SERVICE Ther e will be two types of Services cond uct ed by Ra.bbi Umen during the High Holy Days---a traditionaJ servi ce for worshippers who prefer the Orthodox ritual and a Reform servic e for those who prefer th e Reform ritual. Silverman's prayer book will be u sed for the traditional service and othe H ebrew Union prayer book for the co mmunity Service. HE LP THE USHER S A group of fin e young me n have volunteer ed t<? act as ushers during the High Holy Day S,:,rv1ce. T he ushers have been charged wi th th e respon sibility of helping Congregants to their seat:-: and mai ntain absolute de corum during th e Service. Congregants are urged to cooperate wi th th e ushers and help make their task as pleasant as possible. SCHEDULE OF SERV ICE FOR S U CCOTH Succoth, Monday and Tuesday, October 18, 19. SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17 Traditional Service _________________________ 6 :00 P.M. Community Service . __ ___ 8 :00 P.M . MONDAY MORNING , OCTOBER 18 Traditional Service _ ·------··--·-------- ______ 8 :00 A.1\1 . Traditiona; Evening Service _____ . ______ 6 :00 P.M . TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19 Traditional Service __ _____________________ 8 :00 A.M. HOSHANAH RABBAH, SuTJday, October 24th Traditional Service ________________________ 8 :00 A.M. Traditional Evening Service for Shemini Atzereth --- --------------- ---------·· ____________ 6 :00 P.M. Community Evening Servi ce _________ 8 P.M. MONDAY MORN ING, OCTOBER 25TH . Traditiona l Service _____________________________ 8 :00 A.M . SIMCHATH TORAH PARTY FOR CHILD REN On Monday afternoon , October 25th t h ere will be a Simchath Torah party for th e c hildren at th e t e mple. Rabbi Umen w ill ex plain th e s ignifican ce of t he holiday, t he c hi ldren will be afforded the o pportunity of marchin g w ith the Torahs, a nd sing the trad itional melodies. Flags and ca nd y will be distribute d to the childre n by the Sisterhood. Make sure your children attend this celebration. -2- 0 �SABBATH MORNING SERVICES Every effort will be made by the Rabbi and the Ritual Committee to make the Friday Eve11ing Service a beautiful one. It is important to remember, however, tha t Lh ere is a Sabbath Morning Service too. Heretofore, the Saturday Morning Service was poorly attended. It is expected that more men women and children will fill the beautiful pew~ in the small chapel Saturday mornings. If there is a will, there is a way. Let us strive to keep our Synagogue crowded at al'l services. The Synagogue is here at last. Let us not forsake it. Stone walls do not a Synagogue make. OPENING FRIDAY EVENING SERVICE The first formal Friday evening community Service for the New Year will be held on Friday, October 29th, at 8 :15 P.M .. A co mmunity social will follow the Service each Friday evening. T ea and cake will be served by the Sist erho od. Discussion and Zmirot (so ngs) will be lead by the Rabbi. Make every Friday night Temple Night! A MESSAGE FROM OUR RITUAL CHAIRMAN A M ESSAGE FROM THE CONGREGATION PRESIDENT This N ew Year will: see us all gathered in our beautiful Synagogue which is now an actuality a s th e stone of which it is fashioned. It was not easy to make our dream a reality. It took not only of our means and time, it also took untold energy from al1 those who stood in the front r anks a nd dro ve the job to completion. Be as it may, the work is done and w e are all proud of our accomplishment. H ad there not been men of courage, determinina tion and filled with a zeal to carry on Jewish life in Mu sk ego n, our task would have been much more difficult. It is to these older men and women still alive and those aheady gone to the way of all fle sh that we owe a deb t of gratitud e. It is th ey who kept the fire burning during the past years. They laid the foundation for the work. To those still here to join us in our prayers in the new Synagogue I want to say God Bl:ess You All. To those who are gone may their memories be for a blessing. With this n ew building an d our new abl e Rabbi we can all look forward to a New Year of many fruitful a ccomplishments. LEO ROSEN MESSAGE FROM THE FIRST VICE PRESIDENT I want to t ake this opportu nity of thanking the officers, Board of Directors of the Congregation, and Sist erhood, as well as every memb~r of B'nai Israel who cooperated to the fu ll rn speeding the work of our magnifice nt Synagogu e which will be ready for the High Holy Days Service. The Synagogue should serve as a symbol· of what can be accomplished wh en there is united action on the part of a community. There i s of course much left to be done before th e Synagogue will be ready for dedication some time in Nove mber. I am certain that the congregation will see the job t hrough to th e last finishing touch and that wit h Rabbi Umen as our leader we shall soar to unprecedented heights during the coming year. May it b e God's win that H e be with us in the House we built in His name and may it be our will that we be with God everywhere and at all tim es. May He bless us all with a New Year of Healt h, Happiness, Prosperi ty and P eace. Paul Wi ener The year 5709 is on the threshold and we, the J ewish Community of Muskegon are fully prepa r 3d to greet a nd receive this New Year not on :y with the most magnificent House of Worshi p in the midwest, but with servi,c es so arranged as to satisfy the need of both the traditional as well as the Reform of our brethren. l: f eel confident that this year will mark the beginning of a period of prodgress in our J ewish life. W e have the facil ities and we have the leadership. All that is required of us now is the wil' to march forward. I have complete fa ith in my broth ers and sisters that they will' not fail. Let. us start right from t he beginning by followin!," th e program outlined by our Rabbi and success will be ours. Somewhere in this bull etin you will notice the ~c hec ul e of the Service for the High Holy Days. In th e name of the ritual· committee I requ est every one of our worshippers to acquaint himself with the schedule so as t o help preserve the high est degree of decorum not only during the Service but even during intermission periods. I pray to God t hat He bless us all with a Year free from want, sickness, fear and hate, and give us health, happiness and peace of mind. Samuel G. Klayff MESSAGE FROM OUR SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT The promise that God shall collect us from the corners of the earth has partiall y been fu lfilled for th e J ews in Muskegon. With the new Synagogue standing in all its majesty and glory ready for occupancy, we shall be afforded at l·ast a place in which we shall all be al:lle to meet a nd cany on our work as Jews for our benefit and that of our children . Heretofore we were scattered all over the town. In one place we had a l'uncheon , in an other our religious school, in a third our Sabbath Senices, in a fourth our meetings. Thankti to our God who ena bled us to see the day wh en we ca n be gathered into one beautiful place, our New Synagogue. We, th e Sisterhood of B'nai Israel, look forward to a year rich in activity and crowned with succ ess in all' of our undertakings. We have t h e facilities, we have a leader in Rabbi Umen who will h elp lead us and guide us. Let our work equal the beauty of our new House. It can and wil'l be done with God' s help and the cooperation of every Sisterhood member. -8- May our Loni bl ess you all with a New- Year L ll ed with j oy, health and success. HORTENSE BERMAN �We pray, 0 Lord, that this year be for all of us and for al'J mankind a year of sustenance and cheer. Help us to make it a year of life and health, a year of sustenance and cheer. Help us to make it a year of consecration to the Torah, of devotion to I srael, of loyalty to Zion and of service to humanity; a year of faith and wisdom to meet the perplexities and perils which may beset us. On this Rosh Hashanah and in the days to come, may we acknowledge Thee our Father and regard all: men as brothers. May it ~e a year of peace, concord and serenity, a year in which Thy Spirit will fill the hearts of all Thy children everywhere. AMEN! !\fr. and Mrs. Louis Aron Mr. and Mrs. Tony Aron and ·s on David Krupp Dr. and Mrs. Ralph August, Sandy and Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf and children Mrs. Sam Ashendorf and son Jake Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Ashendorf, Gilbert and Becky Mr. an d Mrs. Max Ashendorf and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bess and son Barry Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baim and Maxine Mr. and Mrs. Herman Braverman and Son Mr. an d Mrs. Earl Brace and Son David Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Broutman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Broutman and Lana Kay Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buckla•nd and David Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bernstein and Fami}y Mr. and Mrs Abe Berman Mr. and Mrs: Harry H. Berman and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Berman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Berman Barton, Phyllis and Marc Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baru, Elaine and David Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chevlin and Lynn Mr and Mrs. Jerome Cherin and Davi<l Joel Mr: and Mrs. Robert Cherin and Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Cahn Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Cane and David Michael Mr. and Mrs. Jutius Dunn Dr. an d Mrs. Sol Cohen and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gustave DeJo·ng, Douglas and Susan Mr. nad Mrs .. Louis Darmstadter and Henry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fine and Andrea Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fisher and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fisher and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher Dr and Mrs. Martin Friedenberg and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Friedman and Pamela Sue Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Friend and Family Dr. amd Mrs. Norman Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Freedman Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Fogel Mr. and Mrs .. Morton Foget Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grossman and Family Mrs. Isaac Grossman Mrs. Esther Freedman & Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grossman and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Golden and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. David Gudelsky and Family Mr. and Mrs. Komma Gudelsky and Family Mr. and Mrs. Warner Galombeck and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Phil Granik Mr. and Mrs. Leo Janis and Son Mr. and M1·s. Sam Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Jacobs and Family Mr. and Mrs. TiHie Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaufman and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Sam Klayf and Daughters Mrs. Sarah Klein Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kantor and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and Son Mrs. Alex Krause Rabbi Jacob Klitzner Mr. and Mrs. Mil,ton Kositcheck Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Lawson and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson and Daughters Mr and Mrs. Jess Levin and Marcia Kay Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lipman and Ellen Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lipman Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levine and Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow and Family Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levy and Family Mr .and Mrs. Ted Neumer, Stephen and Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oppenheim Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker & Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Page and Elaine Joyce Mrs. Bertha Paul and Daughter Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price and Family Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen and Kurt and Karen Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rubinsky and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosenthal and Marlene Mrs. Rae R1J1binsky, Florence and Ruth Mr. Isadore Rubinsky and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum The Barney Roberts Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodoff and Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, Suzanne and Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Rosenberg and Family M. and ,Mrs. Douglas Rosen and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Saul Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein and Family Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stern and Family Mr. and Mrs. Max Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. Sam Singer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shumaker and Harold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silveman and Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Sol Si]verman, Louis and Barbara Anne Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Strifling Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steindler and Son Mr. and Mrs. Max Schubb Mrs. Abe Shmookler Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Siegal and Family Dr. an d Mrs. Morris Teles and Daughters Mr. and Mr,s . Jack Tessler and Family Mi·. and Mrs. Melvin Van Duren and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul· Wiener and Donald Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Wiener and Family -6- ��In love we remember their kind words, and their unselfish deeds. W e thank Thee, 0 Lord for their loves, for our companionship with them, for the sweet memories they leave behind. May we, in tribute to our departed, live wisely, couragously and usefully. Thus will our departed be bound u p in the bond of Life and endure as a living influence among us. In memory of my beloved father, Jacob J. Ripner. Mrs. Douglas Rosen. In memory of my mother, Fannie Braverman. Herman Braverman. In memory of my beloved father, Maurice Feingold. Mrs. Jack Chevlin. In loving memory of my husband Abe Schmookler. Mrs. Abe Shmookl'er. In loving memory of my Anna and Jacob Loob. mother and father, Mrs. Wm. Fogel. In memory of my father, Moishe Fogel. Wm. Fogel In memory of my beloved parents, Rachel Leah and Samuel Krupsky. Mrs. Harry H. Berman. In memory of my beloved mother and father, Ro se and Morris Berman. Mrs. Fred Stein. In memory of our father and husband, Alexander Krause. Mrs. Alexander Krau se & Family. In memory of our beloved daughter, Carol Charlotte Steindler. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler & Family. In memory of my mother and father, Carrie and Sigmund Steindler. Milton Steindl'er. In beloved Altho.\z. memory of my father, Bernard .Mrs. Milton S.teindler. In beloved memory of my father Samuel Rosenthal. Mrs Max Lebow. In memory of my father Jacob Greenbaum. Mrs. Robert Rosenberg. In memory of my mother and father, Hannah and Mose Heindenrich. Mrs. Harry Lahr. In memory of our beloved mother, Lena Lawson. Sam and Jack Lawson. In memory of my beloved parents, Hannah and Josep h Blumberg_ Mrs. Sam Lawson In beloved memory of my parents, Sarah and Samuel Minsky. Mrs. Jack Lawson. In memory of our beloved husband an d father Isaac Grossman. Mrs. Isaac Grossman and Family. In memory of my beloved father Louis Chevlin. Jack Chevlin. In me mory of our beloved husband and father Max E. Freedman. Mrs. Esther Freedman and Family. In memory of my beloved Mother and Father, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caplan. Sonia Ashendorf. In memory of our bel'oved husband and father , Sam Ashendorf. Mrs. Sam Ashendorf & Family. [n memory of my beloved grandmother and sTandfath cr, Hannah and Joseph Blumb erg. Mrs. J erome H . Cherin. [n memory of my beloved father and mother, Bessie and Israel Gudelsky. Mrs. Robert Cherin. [n memory of my beloved mother and father , Ethel and Sam W eiss. Mrs. Sol Cohen. In memory of my father, Jacob S'chiewitz. Mrs. Fred Rodoff. In beloved memory of my mother, Fannie Price. Sam Price. In loving memory of my father, Abe Shmookler. Mrs. Francis Fine. In memory of my beloved mother, E sth er Ostrnwsky. .Mrs. Alex Rosenthal. -8- �� 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/532f0797eada7601b9de657e57c4071a.pdf f68456c337a1d46c0c209c996616e8d3 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKE(iON, MlCHl(iAN Dougl as Ros., n, Pre sident Vol . VIII , No . 2 Tishri- Cheshvan COMMUNITY SERVICES Octobt'l r 2nd 5725 1964 Octobor, 8:15 PM Friday Eve ning BAR MITZVAH Mr . and Mrs . D2nial Roetto r would be honore d to havo y ou worship a nd r e joice wit h tmm on the occasion of the Bar Mitzvah of their son La rry hlan Roctt or on Frid ay evening , Get . 2, a t 8:lS o ' clock . It' would be the ir pl o& sure to hav2 you join thorn at a Kiddush and ro copt i on in the socia l ball i rrmed i ately following . ~~ "1~ ~n~ ~-;~ ~~ ;~ :: ;~ !~ !: ~~ ;0;f-;~ ;~,~ ~- :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ;~ ~L~7~ ~~~ ~~ n,~ :t ~~ ~ ~~7~ ;r;H~ ;n~;~;~~!.-~ ¾ ~ ;n~ ;~~ :~ .. ' ;,_pra ngements a r e be ing made to have Rabbi Raymond \miss , who conduc ted our Holy Days .Servicos , come from Chi c~go for a service during the month of Octob0r . Organizations are bein g contac t e d r egarding the holding o.f Community s a ·::: bath S0rviccs , but plans arc not a s ye t finalize d . A Congro ga tional mailing will be s ent out soon giving particulars and time s of those worship s e rvic es . ~ ~~ ·,' ~- ~, X· ;0:H~ ;n~ 0~ ;~;~~*- 1~ ~ • -X• ~-)..(_)Ht-~-i-.'3H~ ~(_;~ J( U--?~;~ :~n ~-!~ j~~~ ~~ ; ~ ;n<~ ;~• B~ ~4~ ;.. ~: ;, ;~ ~ ~\ ~~ ~ ;H< ~f--~~ ~➔~ ~H~ ;H~ ;0~~~ ~ !0!~ ~0 !H~ ;( ~ ~H~ :<!(- f i~~ !GNH~~ I TR;i.DiTIONi,L SiRVICES Sabbath Evo Sab .,o.th Norning Octobe r 2, ·9, 16 , 23, 30 Octobor 3, ·10, 17 ; 24, 31 7:30 8: 30 PM .nM �CALEND.n.R - OCTGBER Fril Sun . 2 Roo tte r bar Mitzvah 8:15 4 Teache rs I Institute Lansing Siste rhood Meeting 8: 00 Tue s . 6 Home : Lillian Sinr or 2484 Winc he st e r 7 : 30 Weds . 7 Teache r ·. Tfaining 7 : 30 Thurs . 8 Teacher Training B ' nai brith Stag _ 8 : 30 Sat . 10 Hadas s ah Study Groq:,1 : 15 Homo : Shirle y Rapop ort 770 Mille r , N~. M, ... , Re l. ::ichool (1st) 9 : 30 11 Sun . Temple Y~outh Group 7: 00 8 : 30 Thur s . 15 B 1 na i E-rith (Soe Flyer) Sat . & Sun . 17 & 18 MSTY Caravan in Muske I'.-.0on 9 : 30 Sun . 18 Rel. School (2md) B 1 a a i £r ith Michigan Council Mee ting · Grand Rap ids Tues . 20 Opening Hadassah Moe ting Dotails to follow Thur s . 22 Bo::,rd of Tru:stees 7: 45 Sun . 25 Re l. School (3rd) 9: 30 Temple Youth Group 7 : 00 Tues . 27 Sis terhood Board 8 : 00 ·Homo : bet ty Silberman 1985 .... rbor SIST&l.HOOD COMING EV.ENTS Rummage Sale' - Novembe r 24 Kosher Dinner - December 6 IMFORTi,.NT NOTICE : Pl ease have all meeting dates and othe r information f or the Novembe r bulle tin in writin at tho Templ e 01fice by Oc t . 26 CHANGES OF n.DDRESS:REQUESTED The 1964- 65 Community Lists are now in the proce ss of be ing made up . If you h2.ve move d or a re a.bout to move or ra ve a change· in · your busine ss or home phone please notify the Temple o~fic e at onc e . Thank you . TE~lf.PLi!: Oji'FICE HOURS , 9:15 - 1 : 15 Monaays tnrough Thursdays . CONTRIBUTIONS Ge neral Fund Dr . and Mrs . .1.rthur Greenbor g, in memory of his r a r 8nts , Ida and __ __ Harry Greenberg . ; •.<:· · .Mr . a nd i'!r s . S~!Jl· •t-J:pm~p~ -in , memory of Nathan- ·.b,routman a nd Eli Smith ·,/ Yas inow Fmnily·' in memory of the ir moth?r , Toby Y~sinow · I . Brq~t~·-no specific a tion hLT,-.B. FD~_ : ·: > .'. ::~ · , . · ·. _ Mrs . ha rold fi:9.re_ii;_~·tn,memory of Nathan broutr®.n .. · ·. -·:'. ·. ·, Youtl(Schol~rship Fund .. Mrs~.. He len· Kulka , in memory: :of Nathan ··1/routmah and Eli Smith .· j oa r d of I:duc~tion , Su:nday ' S~hool ··· ·- - YlI' . and Mr ~~ J ack Ghevlin , in memory of Nathan Broutman Garde n Fund Hr . a nd Mrs . Milt on Ste indlBr ., in me mory of Nathan Broutrran a nd Eli Smith 67598436th IlliMI NDER l ~r e y ou on the BLnCK LIST of those who haven ' t r e turne d their ur gen:t+Y n ~l:lde d Family- Recbrds . · Forms ? If so , pl e a se, do s o a t once ! If _you have mislaid your blank sheet~ call office f or anothe r . Nee de d ar e : S . ,-.ron , M• .i-.shendor1 , .h.ugust , B5con , H. & L . Be rman, Eass , :br outman , Lr ue lbe ck , J ~ Cherin, Hrs . S . Cohan , Druker , 1pste in , W. Fisher , Fonste in , Gre\jnborg , Harold & Herman Gro s sman , D., K., L., & O. Gude lsky , Halkin , Hawkins J a cobson , J affe , Mrs . F . Kantor , J . K. Kaufman , Kope loff , Kulka , S, Lipman , Luc as , P . & E. Mille r , Morgan , R. & S . Pric e , hace Mrs . M. Rosen , R. & S . Hosenbori; , C., F . & R. h uGinsky, Schankler , .::ichriE:ber , Sie ge 1 , Silberman , Silverman, J . & S . Sin ge r, W. Stern, Stromberg , 'l\3les, Yake r ~lease �YAHRZEIT BETTY ZAINFE..'LD , mothe r of Mrs . Carol Becker, Octobe r 3 , Tishri 27 !:_OUIS KLAYF , f athe r of Samuel Klayf , Octobe r 4, Tishri 28 ISAAC RAPOPORT , fat h::ir of Daniel Rapoport, October 5 NATHAN NEUMER, father of Ted Neume r , October 7 WILLL-i.M ZhINFELD , fathe r of Mrs . Carol Be cke r , Octobe r 7, Che svan 1 SARA. KLEIN , sister of Mrs . Goldie Smith, Octobe r 8 · JACOB KRUPP , fathe r of Mrs . Louis Aron, Octobe r 15 GERTRUDE RIVh SINGER, mother of Joseph Singe r -, Oeteber 16 , Che svan 10 MAX SIMON , son of Joe Simon, Octobe r 17 FANNY PRI CE , mother of Sanruel Price , Octobe r 18 SAM- 1-,.UGOSOVITZ , father of Dr . Ralph i..ugust , Octobe r 18 MAURICE FIELD , fathe r of Harry Field , Octobe r 23 · BERN,\.FJ:l -ALTHOLZ , fathe r of Mrs . · Milton Steindla r , October 25 • IDJ. k SHENDCRF , mothe r of "Abe , Is a dore , Jacob, and Max .n.s'h endorf , Octobe r 27 , Che shvan 21 CONDOLENCE ' Our condole.nee and dee pest sympathy t o ·the family of NATHAN BROUTI1ti.N . husband of Mrs . Be tty Broutman and brothe r of Mrs . Paul Wiener , who pa ssed away on Septembe r 4; May his memory be for a bla.ssing. CONDOLZNCZ Our condolences a nd deepest sympathy to the f amily of . ··· ELI SMIT H · who passed away on Sept emb e r 7. May his memory be for a __ bles sing . · I 1 ! ANNIVERSJ..RIB,;S Mr . & Mr s • ..:..be Ashendorf , Oct. 22 Mr . & Mrs . :Max ,t;.Shendorf, Oct . 22 Mr . & Mrs . Nax Rothschild , Oct . 22 Mr . & Mr s . Seymour Rose nbe rg , Oct.31 CONGRATULhTIONS TO : Mr. and Mrs . Boyce Lucas , on the birth of a son , Jeffrey Alan , .on September 8 . Dr . and Mrs . Ralph .b.ugust, on the arrival of a grandson, - Jeffrey Lawr ence babbuch , on Sep t e mbe r 11 . Fraud parents 2.re Dr . and Mrs . Ch2.rles Babbuch , of Cleveland . IN AP:t--1-iECL-iTION Ellis Cmvlin s e n&a big thank you for the thoughtful a nd kind remembrances to him during his illne s s . From Elle n and Lou Aron : "Lou and I wish to thank all our good friends in the Congrega tion for your many gosturus of solicitude this p&st month while Lou was so sick at Hackley Hospital. ••.it was heart- wa rminp: to know that he was in your tho ug hts and hearts . . Now he is showing marked improve me nt and. should be_ coming home within the next two weeks.• · flease come and s es him at home .11 fu.""FUJ;,H SH.ii.L;-.Y}1i..H Our prayers and, since r e b e st wishe~ for a·full recovery to MR:...-. LOUIS •...RON MRS . SYLVIA I<:t,.UFV.IAN who are patients at Hackley Hospital , and to NR . 301 SILV.iillMhN MRS . ¥!ARIE B1.C0N who are ill at home . MYSTERY OF THE MISSING UIDh:.LKES! · ·If any of the twelve doze n ya rmolkes which have turne d up missing in the l a st ye a r have abs.:mt-. minde dly gone home in -y-our pocket , µlease r e turn them to the Templ e ~ �mNl-)L6 YOUTH GRGlJl-' &SU~i£S .,..GTIVITI-ES Tho Templ e Youth Gr oup began its year by de cor ating the Sukkah on Septerrit.5 e r 20 . huch tim0 and effort was put into this p roj oc t with the -he l p of ~ 'na i Brith . Then , on tho 27th of Septemb e r an Induction of new membo rs took p l ace with e.ll pa rants being invited . During Cctober ; --the TYG will be r:-:i n -its r eg- ul.:i.r mao tin gs , and a uni½ue p ro gram will be introduced . - The highli ght of the month should bo the MSTY Ca ravan on Octo1_,e r 17 and 18 whE:n the MSTY Executive Board will be here . MES.3;..GE FitGk En.LJ,..fo1-1-li i !t.:.Sii.,BNT . Dear Mombors , Due to the unfortunate acc ide nt of my husband -a nd his subsequent hospita lizat ion , it will be impossible for roo to hold the openin& Hadassah Board M0e ting at my homo , as I orif.inally pl anned on V1e dne sday, Sep t ember J O. However , our Ope ning Meeting of the suason will be he ld on October 20 , and you will be notifie d as to pl a.ce and time - and all othe r particulars . v,e an1 starting l atu this year - due to the Holidays and e vents beyond our control - but I f ee l confident that OUI' year will be successful a nd lucrative . I only ask for the support and c onfidenc e you n:Ll exte nde d l a.st y ear . W~ do have wonderful plans for our-Study Group this y ear - the first mee ting of this group will take pl a ce on Saturday , 0ctober 10, a t the home of Mrs. Danie l Rapoport , 770 Mille r Drive , North Muskegon , a t 1 : 15 ~M . it this first mee tin g, our curriculum for the year will be s et up~ and our plans are oxciting J The topic f or discussion on CctoGur 1 0 will be 11 The Novembe r El 2 ction and the Candidates••. . So please be prescmt - ono and a ll. Further notific a tion will be i s suGd • . Ellen b.ron JfilvL~H N,.TI01,.L fUND pr_.;:;s;:.;NTS "THE _-,HT OP ISRt.iL " Tho wea k of Octobe r 9th through Octo _u r 16th an exhib it of 150 outstanding oxample s of tho 2. rt of Israe l will bo opun in the -,myna Stato University Community 1-,.rts Center , L:,O Kirby, De troi t . Thero will be no admission char~cs and 1,::_cintings on u:xhibi t will be 2.va_ilablo for purch::tse . Hours will bo 9 : 00 ,~M through 9: 00 1:-M CON< liGG,.,.,TlON b 1 N.i.I ISft,.. i::':L NON-I 'RGFIT Fourth a.nd t~eb st e r Stree ts ORGJ.,., NIZ.,.TION Musk og on , Mich i gan TIML- V,;.LUE }bI L Te l ephone, : fb.2 - 2702 v, . I �B1NAI BRITH B' Nil.I BRIEFS BRIT H BRIEFS B ' NHI BRITH BRIEFS A LETI'ER FROM YOUR PRESIDENT . De ar Members and Friends: . In this ye a r of our national presidential elections, when a decisiori t will be made r ela tive to the path our 'democracy may t a ke ; when the entire world is watching 111 i th ne rvous intere st-we , of E'nai Erith, find ourselves more conce rne d than eve r about our democratic way of life --it is the duty of a ll of us to go to . the polls in November. B'nai brith is a se rvice organiza tion. --only a few in the community cah belong . Cur membership is ve ry exclusive This is a p rivilege . ·· B 'nai Bri th is a fraternal orgJJ1iz.::i.tion; in Musl<e p-on it a lso a cts as the brothe rhood; wo are all brothers. B'nai i:ri th is a cha ritable organiz a tion. separ a te hospital facilities . 1tio actively sup:fiort four B 'na i Brith D.ids our youth. i.t a nationa l l evel it mainta ins the BBYC and College Hillel Foundations. In Musk0gon, our members p .:i.rticipa te in and a ssist the a ctivitie s of the Temple Youth Groupe B'nai Brith supports the Anti-Defamation League , your watchdog against antiUsemitism, a nd it works for the maintqnance of civil rights of a ll minoritie s. You noc d B' na i Brith and B'nai Brith needs you . Our program for the coming year in on the othe r side of this shee t. need your support . v~on' t you help whe n you are called upon? . . With warmest r ega r ds from our exe cutive board , We Since r e ly yours, DiiNI EL RhPOtORT, Pre side nt ************************~~*** * **** * -~-- B 1 NJ.I BRITH * i!- OCTOBER 15: 1964 * * * * i!*~* * 8:30 PM Pl.NEL FORUM 11 THE COMING N.tiTION.nL ELECTION 11 MODERATOR.- ROLERT LIBNER REYRESENTl,TIVES OF BOTH l·OLITICl,.L PARTIES * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 0 P E N T O THE P UBL I C * * ******** ** ************************* (More B 'nai . :. ri th Nows on Othe r S ido) �B 1N1-.I BRITH COMING ;.TT&,.C TIONS ••••••••••••• OCTOBER Thursday , Octobe r 8 Thursdt2.y , October S~d:iy , O~to oo r - 15 - 3:8 :• 1 - B 1 nai Brith Stag - "Bicycle s - Fun" Panel Discussion (Folitic nl ,_ el~ction J MichigariCouncii ivr~eting-Gi-~nd Rnpids NOVEMB.ii;R Thursday , Nov ember 5 \l.i.nnuf1.l Fathor -and Child Bimquot 11 Thur'-s day , November 19 - . Gene r al Business H0o ting - Speaker .- DECEMBER Thur sday_, Docembe r 3 - Thursday, Docembor 31 - "The Hax t.S i:iendorf Fino .1-1rts & .1-:..ntique ShoivH New Year's Lve tarty J.1-.NUARY Friday, Janua ry 8 - Thursday , J :1nuary 21 B 1 nai Brith Rultgious Service 11 How to . PicK- ' Em 11 -· FEBRUARY . r-nter e sting '· Thursday, February 4 - General Meeting - Election of Offic e.rs Thursday , February 25 - Humanitarian Award Dinner MARCH Sunday, March 7 Sa turday, March 20 "Tho - E, 1 nai Israe l Playe rs" - :Play! Purim Party APRIL _T hursday , 11.pril 1 Stag· Thursday, .hpril 15 "Blood Contribution" _Thursday , May 6 Gemir al Euc ting, - Fin,a.l business Thursday, May 20 Install ation - Spoakor - i-'ro gr am MAY 2. , .. � 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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VIII , No . 21 - ·-- - -- - ....., . . -'c . ---- -- ·7v1 USK cGON 1 M (CH I c;~N Tishrei- Chesvan SCHEDULE ROSH IL-. 1 SHONOH September - OF 5726 WORSHIP Oc tober: , · 1965 · SERVICES 5726 26 , Sunday ••••••••••••••• ·• • • 7: 00 PM Traditional Service s 8:00 PM Community Services September 27, Monday • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • 8:00 .b.M Traditional Serv·i ces 10:30 J..M Community _S ervices 12 :45 PM Traditional Musaf 2:30 PM Childrens 1 & Youth Service ROSH 1-.H I SHONOH - SECOND Di-.Y September 27, Monday ••• •• • •• • •• ••• • ••• 7 : JO PM Traditional Services · Septembe r 28, Tuesday 8 : 30 bM Traditional Se rvices Si,BBi.TH OF REPENTANCE Octobe r 1 Friday Evening 8: 00 PM Sermon : "THE BRIGHT COLORS WITHIN" Participants: Dr ~ and Mrs • .t,rthur Gree nberg YOM KIPPUR Octobe r 5, Tuesday: Kol Nidre ••••••••• 6:15 PM Traditional Service 8:00 PM Community Se rvice October 6, We dne sday •·••··· ·· •····•·•• 8:00 .hM. Traditional Service 10:45 li.M Cormnunity So rvice · 1:15 PM Tra ditional Musaf & Minc ha 2:15 PM Childre ns 1 & Youth Service 4:15 PM Community Memorial . 5: 15 PM Combined Ne 1 ila (Conclus i on ) -----October 8 Friday Evening - FAMILY NIGHT JJORSHIP 7 : JO PM Birthday Blessing Ceremony Participants : Youth Group Me mbe rs Oneg Shabbat Sunday ·· Eve ning October 10 7:00 PM COMBINED TRi..DITION,~L 1..ND REFORM SUKKOT SERVICE ................. October II 8:30 1-..M Monday Morning TRi-..DITION.h.L SERVICE • Oc t ober 15 Octobe r 17 Octobe r 18 Octobe r 22 Octobe r 29 8: 00 PM Friday Evening Bll.R MITZVJ.J-I OF KENNE'.:i SCHi,I~KLER (See Invitation Page 2 ) Reception Following in So~ial Hal l Sunday Evening SH'iCHii. T TOR1i.H SERVICE 1-..11 Children Will Be Give n Flags - Choral Service Monday Morning I SHMINI i-1.TZERET ORTHODOX YIZKOR (MEMORI,.L) SERVICE Friday .il:ve ning Sermon: - 11 1-.UTID1N SE.I.SON " Participants : Mr . & Mrs . Ala n Crppenhe imer Friday Evening Sermon : "AM I MY BROTH8R I S KEEPER? " Participants: Dr . and Mrs . Morton Kant or TR.li.DITION,..L SERVICES - Sabbath Mornings - October 2 , 9, 16, 23, JO 7: 00 PM 8:30 hM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8 : JO l ,M Ci...LEND1,R - OCTOBER 11: 00 .11.M : Sunday -· 10 Te mple Youth Group · at Tomple Tuesday 12 Hadassah Open Board Moe ting - Hore : Mrs . Gr eenberg, 1165 Summi t 8:00 PM Saturday _16 Hadassah Study liroup - Home: Mrs·. D•. Rapoport , 770 Mi ller., _ No. Mus k~ - 1:30 PM Tuesday 26 Sisto rhood Board Mee ting - Home : Mrs . N. Broutman, 83 E. Grand 8: 00 PM ~m dnos . 27 B'N,.I BRITH Pi.ID- UP MEMLERSHIP DI NNER J.T TEMPLE 6: 30 PM 28 BOJ~RD OF TRUSTEES M:£ETING ,-.T ffl 1PLE Thurs . 7:45 PM i:. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SESSIONS - OCTOBER 1~11 Hebrew Classes - 9 : 00 - 10 : 00; 3, 10 , 17 , 24, 31 Religious School - 10 :00 - 12:00 �. - TEMPLE T.nLK - OC TOBER, 1965 - Pb.GE TIJO YAHRZEIT SHIER TELES , son of Dr . and Mrs , Morris MARI'IN , :;];Ll;,INE 1:N D KENNETH SCHJi.NKLER Teles , October 2, Tishrei 6 CORDiitiJL Y INVITE THE COI\DREGATION JULI1. BROSTOFF, mother of Mrs . Jack Ch3 vlin, OF TEMPLE B I NAI ISRAEL TO Octobe r 4, Tishre i 8 THE Bi,R MIT ZVAH OF KENNETH ISAAC Rl.POPORT , father of Danie l Rapoport , ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, AT 8 : OQ P .: H, Octooe r ·.5 RECEPTION FOL1CrJING NATHAN NEUMER , father of Ted No urne r , Octobe r 7 llNNIVERS1i.RI ES Si.R1-. KLEIN, sister of Yirs . 1·• lexande r Smith , October 8 Mr . & Firs • .hbe Ashe nd orf , October 22 ·rs Ilia he d f o t b 22 REBECCi.c KL1SF , mother of Samuel ., K.layf , , Mr • & M • ·1 x 11.s n or , c o e r · Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothsch ild , Octobe r 22 - Octoter · 9, Tishrei lT · : · _::.. .: · ·· · .:, b e rg, oc t ob e r 3l J J.1.COB KRUPP, fathe r of Mrs . Louis b.ron , Mr • & Mrs. Seymour ·Hasen - - - - - - - " - - - -- -- - _ . . : : : ~_ _ __,;;....:.__---1 - Oct ober-15 · ·· - ··· -- ' 't ' CONTRIBUTIONS .. • ,· KURT ROI'HSCHILD, son of Mrs·.- Denno Rothschild , Rosen Altar Fund . . , . .. . • oroi:Jie"r "of Max Rothschild , Octobe r 15 , . a nd Mrs . an d ·vr 19 . . l rs . Haro ld ' 1-'LOSen hrs .. . ' ., . ih'.Tishrei X'. Fr Om "'I Douglas Rosen , in•memory of Ja·c k Fisher , I· Iv!ON , son of Joseph Simon , brother of Mr ~ Harry Fisher . . October 17 ----------"--,,---------- ----1 F1.NNY PRICE , mothe r of Samue l Price , Octobe r 18 Rli:FU.1-tH ,SH,.J,1-,YMl.H Our prayers and sinc ere bast wishes Loli' . _I'-'li~g~~~te:I~~D , --fa '.t ,fier· of Harry Field; . a full recove·e y t o ' · · · · · LdUIS .1<L.YF , father. ·of Mr . Samue l Klayf , ·- -.. tilRS . 'IvJILTUN STiINDLER October 24, Tishrei 28 YIDo is c onvale scing at hew.a with a fractur e d ankle . , JACOB GOMB~RG , ste p- father of Mrs . ~ugene Fisher, Octobe r 26 LOUIS GlJ DELSKY , husband of Mrs . Olga Gudelsky, I N ,1.Pt'RECL.TION brother of David, Koroma and . Oscar ..Gudelsky I wish to thank my many friends for thEtir · ·a:nd Hrs . Robert Che rin, October 29 good wishes and rrany acts of kindness to me since my r e cent injury . · : C· D N D OL EN CE Fran ces .Steindl e r ·· To th0 family of J,.CK FISHER '!ti ELC OME TO: brother of Mr . Harry Fisher , who passed away Mr. and Mr s . Eugene Puinpian , who a:r e on l • ugus t 23 living at 1569 Chap.el Court , in Roosevelt . , May his memory be for a blessirtg~. ,: : · · Fark . , I NV I T A T I ON --------------- - -------l ·sr , ' . . \ ' ' ' CORRECTION TO FIN1-tNCB COMI1ITTEE LISTING ~ IMPORTJ.iN T NOTICE : 1-.11 mooting dates , thank you notice s , Mrs . Samuel Lawson and Mr . Max Rothschild invita tions, and othe r information for the are members of the curre nt Temple- l<"inance Novemoor bulletin must bo at the Temple Cammit t ee , and were mistakenly ommi tte d office IN lrJRI TING BY OCTOBER. 24... ... . .. from the listing in the Septe mber bulleti n . EIN.t!NCE C01'1MI TT. ~2 REC;,UESTS-cucmRi,TION In spite of our plea and r e quest for p rompt r esponse a nd coope ration in the r e turn of signed pledge cards and first quarter dues , the r e arc still those m.embers of our Co:ngragation who havo f a ile d to do so . It i s difficult to understand the attitude of th?se .pe r e nnial 11 hard c_ore 11 me mbe rs who - consistently · fail t o c·oope r ate . Vie would think it e mbarr assing to be among the pe ople whoso names annually appear on tm list of these who must be phorod , visited, and r epoa t odly asked to ~ke car e of tro ir r esponsibilities . But, this notwi thstanding, wo again ask those who have not ye t sent in. a pledge card and f irst quarter dues to . . . plc a se do so at once . · A tip of the hat and thanks to those who have a lready done so t The .Finance Corrl!11it t ae !~DDITION;,L JE1tHSH CiJ..ENDl.RS are available at :tro Temple office and tho library . Pick _11p -~~ ...~ I1;(_as you can use • t \. ' - :. ,· ' .. ,·., ,.·.,. j COl\'JMUNITY LISTS TO BR'TR!~P1-.ftED New 1965-66 Co~unity Lists will . bo pre pared next week " J.nyon.e who has not notified the Temple office of a change of address or phone , please do so at onc e . Thank you . BOYS ' CHOIR VI SI TS : MUSKEGON OCTOBER 12 Tho Excal ibur Club of riuskeg on r e quests the announceme nt that the ~oys 1 Town Choir of Nebraska will be at the Michiga n Theatre Too s day, Oc to be r 12 a t 8 : 00 n i singing liturgical mus ic of all f a iths, as wall as · othe r se l e ctions to round out a stimulating · program . Pr ocee ds of tho conce rt, for which tickets are ;u,2 . 00 , go to the . Ch ildrons ' Contor . Thoy may be obta ine d through wKBZ Radio . SEC RB;Ti.RY ' S OFFICE HOURS ·· PLEJ.SE ill1-i.KE NOTE , be cause everybody starts their t e lephone conver sa tion by saying : 11 I nove r know when you wHl be trore • 11 . Mondays through Thursdays 9 : 15 - 1:15., excepting holidays , or later .by· appointmento The Friday be fore Rosh Hoshana oniy office will bo open 1 2:30 to J : 00 for be nefit of PROCR.,STINi.TORS o �-. ~'\ '',TiNFLE- T.1.LK - OCTOBER 1965 - PAGE THREE . ..~ · ·• N E w Y EA R G R E E T I N G S .- - ·- ; ·\ .:. .. .. NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM RABBI . ' . . . ~, People cannot live without ' relig:i,<0, .,.but With the High Holidays approaching and :: they can exis.t without the advent of,_.IJla<:ie:rn the coming of. 01,J.r New Year, I wish to conscientific re t,h_ods . · · vey greetings to Siste rhood and families Religion ,.has a me~,"sage for .all, I1umanity. of the Temple B I nai Israe l for a happy, In simple languf;l.€,e. ·:i., t says this: . healthy and prosperous New Ye ar from !' 1~vith God · in •: your heart, •and peace pf myself and , ,my family . mind, man can be an i nfluence for good, and . Mrs. Maurice Stromberg "'· make people '.happy~-11 .. _ · · Pre sident , Sisterhood Scientific methods in t he realms of outer- . space can teach nothing e lse , . beyond . how In b~hal_f of Hadassah, I would like to · facts are related to and conditioned by each extend warm wishes to the Community for a other . Without religioh,· however, man is · Happy New. Year . · Let us pray that the New , doomed . ' Y0ar will bring peace throughout the world, Profe ::ssor Einstein has said this : as well as health and happiness to all . , 11 Science wa.thout religion is l ame and reli... Mrs.. Herbert Ennis gion without .sciente i's bl ind .-t1 President , Hadassah Nevertheless, civilized man still f ears annihilation today ~ !}-at b ;y · God - but by Nancy and I would like to take this himself-. .. · · ·· opportunity to exte nd to each and every one •. 1-1.t the- ' beginning this year. 5726, we -of our members and follow congregants, II must meditate in ·sacred prayer . · .bes ides warmest High Holiday" gr 0e tings . May the our personal petitions for life, home com-coming year find you "Inscribed in the Book forts c;l.pq happiness , we must make another of Life 11 ; with bless ings of good health, request - · "Therefore-,--..WG __pray f or strength, happiness and prosperity . ' 0 Lord, and for power and courage to become Jim Price more like Thee with every passing day . FerPresident, B'nai Brith vently we pray that the day ma~ come when a ll men shall invoke Thy name, when corrupOn behalf of the Youth Group, I would ·· tion and evil shall give way to purity and like to wish the whole community the most goodness , when supersitition shall no longe r joyous of New Ye ars . May this year fulfill enslave the mind nor idola try blind the eye • 1 all y our h opes and de sire s . May the ensuing year se e tho narch forHarold Shumacher, President ward of re li gion , with science as a coTemple Youth Group. worker for the be tterment of mankind . A Joyous New Year to hll . As we approach another New Year, may I _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __.._. _ _;:...__ __ _= - - - - - - 1 have the p rivilege of wishing all of you a Rabbi Phillip Rose nberg year of peace , health, and happ iness. Kindest wishGs for good health and good Jack Steindle r, Chairman fortune to all our Temple families in th3 United J m, ish Charitie s New Year. May it be a successful one for you a ncl for· your Temple . Best of i-iishes to all from the Roligious Joel vdener , Preside nt &chool Staff and members of the Board of - Education . Te1nplE: B 1 nai I srae l us ·or I TEMfU YOUTH GROUP OPENS SEASON The Temple Youth Group had the ir first meeting of tro year on Septemb e r 12 . The meeting , l,hich was a breakfast moe ting, was he ld for the specific purpose of introducing the ninth grade membe rs to TYG . 11.fter being dra1 ged out of bed by tho ~xecutive Boa.rd , eve ryone gatherGd in the Temple Social Hall for a br 0akfast of coffee , milk, orange juice and sweetrolls . 1his was followe d by a jam session, Jewish style , and a skit (which in all sincerity should have been practiced more . ) Following this , eve ryone was r eturne d honX:J, whore it is p resumed they all went bdck to Le d . TYG Slave Day will be held s ometi me in October , it was announced . Harold Shumacher B 1N.::.r BRITH 11 P AID-UP MEMBb.H.SHIP DINNER" We.do.-: .)clay,., Oc: tobe r 2 7, starting at 6:30 PM at tho Templ e , will be the setting for this year I s 11 Paid-up Membe rship Dinnen__, . .''Mas tor Che f" Rosenberg, along with a staff of highly trained tasters, seas oners , and helpe rs has promised us one of the most 1lgastric-ific 11 evenings 1,braham Ro sun Lodgo has eve r e.xpo rienced. ·. (Don I t tell him I told you , but I think the monu includes steak ) Soooo - send in your . dues to our new treasure r, Hax hshendorf , if :,rou hawm I t done so already, a nd pre pare y oursolf for an enj oyable evening . P . s. Don 1 t tell your wife who r e you're going , or there will be 11 beans 11 in your futurG. Jim Price ~~OOL .a.V.i!NUE tiETHlDIST CONDUCTS FORUM The Tuood hvenue Me thodist Church, under tho dire ction of Reverend Carl B. Strange , is conducting a forum series on uThe hadical Right " • Anyone intor o sted in additiona details as to datos , place s and speakers , kindly contact Dan Rapoport . COMING NOVEMBER Di.TES FOR B 1NhI BRITH vm dnesday, Nove mbe r 10, will be our "Houston House Stag", chairmaned by Abe 1.ahe ndorf and Jack Chevlin. Monday , Novembe r 22, will bo "Youth Night ", dinner a nd speake r, who will be the Hille l Director from Michi gan State U. Dr . Arthur Greenbe rg, Chairman. �YOM KIPPUR ROLL OF REMLMBRANCE TO BE PREPARED Please notify the Temple office by September 30 of deaths in the past year of members of families of the Congregation which should be included in the Memorial List, if this death was not noted in a monthly bulletino As advised in the June Temple bulletin, if no identification is received for the following Yahrzeit names by September 30, they will be omitted from the Yorn Kippur Roll of Remembrance List. The office has no indiviual file cards for these persons, and it will be assumed that their families have moved away or have no survivors; Adolf and Bertha Adler, Rose Albrecht, Baila Bas-David, David, Ida,and Morris Bell, Morris and Rose Berman, Esther Barnfield, Sophie Blumenfield, Edward Cane, Irene, Jacob, Katie and Mary Cap:}.on, Ann, Ben, Harry, Jacob, Kolman and Morris CasDer, Al, Pinkus , Rebecca and Yosel _Cohen, Ben Doll, Julius and Tillie Donn, Tillie Eiseman, Betty Ellison, Harry Epstein, Abraham, Jacob, and Rachel Fellman, Joyce Fields, J. Logan Fox, Shimon Gafni, Goldie Gershon, Edwahd Glick, Abraham, Anna, Jake, Anna Goldstein, Dora Goodman, Hannah Granoff, Lilly and Rose Greenberg, Anna Greenspan, Chasha and William Grossman, Esther, Myer and Nathan Haberman, Alexander Jacobson, Riva Kalina, Goldie and Harry Kaplan, Jocob, Shana and .Ida Katz , Julius and Rae Kramer, Samuel Liederson, Hertz and Setchen Loeb, Fanny, Julia, Nathan and Zorach Meyer, Al, Ann, Edsel Miller, Ida Opean Aron and Rachel Oppenheim, Esther and Morris Ostrowsky, Leatrice Pearlstein, Devan Pence, Raymond Perry, Samuel rines, Garshon and Rebecca Rosen, Samuel Rosenberg, Amelia, Bertha, Julius, and ~amuel Rosenthal, Lena and Michael Sachs, Anna and Jacob Schiewitz, Israel, Leah and Sarah Schlom, Aron, Tony, Jacob Siwnund, Hanna, Jennie and Esther Schunzer, Doris Schwartz, Abraham Shmookler, Edward Simcoe , Henry, Mary and Morris Simkin, Chayim Singer, Afroim, Charles and Salma Smith, Joseph Sobel, Harry Spiegel, Abraham and Sarah Stein, Camilla and i'1ax Strachitz, imna and Jacob Strifling, Morris Traub, Kalman Trieman, Mary VB;n Duren, Fanny Wapner, .Mary Weiss, Max We rshow, Rebecca White, Irving and Rebecca Wiener, Chanz and Yoseph Zive and 11.nna Zimmerman. THANK Y.OU FOR YCUR ASSISTANCE •.••.•••• CONGREGATION B1 NAI ISRAEL _ FOUHTH AND \,EBSTER STR~ETS MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Office ~hone: PA- 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. 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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-196510 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-10 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1965 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 1965. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/d63642584a8fbac343f352ec2a38d13f.pdf 677960e6c0fdec2e4638543871c40944 PDF Text Text B r\lA I ~SRA~L -.:...~- - - - ~ ~ ' FOURTH AND WEBSTER MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi Jack Lipman, President SCHtDULE OF HOLY DAY SERVICESROSH October 2nd, Friday October 3rd, Saturday ROSH 57 2 0 HA 1 SHONOH 7:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Traditional Services Community Services P.M. P.M. Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Services Children's Services 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. Traditional Services Traditional Services 7:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Services 8:00 10:20 12:15 2:30 A.M. A.M. HA 1 SHONOH -- SECOND DAY October 3rd, Saturday October 4th, Sunday SABBATH OF REPEN'£bNCE. October 9th, Friday October 10th, Saturday SCHEDULE OF HOLY DAY SERVICES (continued on page 2) �SCHEDULE OF HOL y DAY SERVICES YOH (Contirl1 '8d) KIPPUR October 11th, Sunday 6:00 P.M. 8: 00 P.M. Traditional Servi ct Community Services October 12th, Monday 8:00 A.M. 10:20 A.M. 12:50 P .M. Traditional Servic, Corn..TJIUI1ity Services Traditional }1usaf and Mincha Children Services Cornmuni ty Memori aJ. Combined :Ne I ila Conclusion 2:00 P.M. 3:40 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 6:00 P.M . My .Dearest Fri ends, May this New Year bring to you and to your loved ones the fullest measure of God's blessings for life, health, happiness and for dedication, re-consecra tion and selfrenewal . May the work of your hancls prosper and may the joys of living bring you contentment and peace . If however,His will be other than that for which you have prayed, may your life I s beliefs and our Religion strengthen and console you . May those who look to you and depend upon you be made steadfast by your faith in the face of pain and frustration. The greatest lesson of the "Days of Awe" i s truely hu.'nility-in victory as in defeat, in prosperity as in a.dversi ty, in happiness as in misfortune . God has been pleased to show us His goodness in full measure . :Via.y God shower you with equal blessfng . L'Sh~-Tikosayvu --; Rabbi Stanley Kaplan �Ct.LEN DAR OCT rl.afua h Sr..e1avmah Thur l B1 nai Brith, 8:JG P.M. . We ar e happy to announce th-'! t Sun L., No Sunday Claosos Mrs. Erl"'.-"ar d Kro.use i s rocupe::ra t.:. _; Non 5 JEWISH EDUCATIOU WF.,EJ<: ing f rom her r ecent illness. Tu 6 Sisterhood Zt1:...rJ., ,,8 : 15 Sun 11 Sunday Classes Thur15 Temple Board of Dir~ctor S I S T E R H O O D Meeting, 8:00 P.M. Sisterhood will hold a used Wed 14 Sisterhcod Meeting, book, record and piacute sale 8 :1 5 P.H. · ------=__,.;::~..;.._:,=-------'--+ 1on October 8th and 9th on T E M P L E F A 1-1 I L I 1 Jestern Avenue--two doors from KIDDIELAND. Please bring your Yai:n•zp, i ts books, records and pictures Ida Brou tman, Mother of Mrs . Pau you wish to contribute t o this Wiener and NathE..o.'1 Broutman, sale tc the s t9re Thursday, Oct. Tishri 2 - October 4 8th, starting at 9:30 A.M. Call Celia Mendelson, Mot her of Mrs. 5-2924 or 5-62522 for pick-ups. Rueben Levy, Tishri 2 - Oct. ~ Harry Wiener, Father of Mrs . Ted Sisterhood will hold its annual Fall Rummage Sale on October Neumer; Tishri 2 - October 4 26th on Pine Street a t t he Nathan Neumer, Father of Ted usual place. Please bring your Neumer, October 7 Shier Teles, Son of Morris Teles rummage to the store on Sunday October 25th. We will be in Tishri 6 - Oct obe r 8 Rebecca Klayf, }~other of Samuel the stoI'e from 9:30 A.H. to 1:00 Klayf, Tishri 13 - October 15 P.m . to r eceive your rummage . J acob Krupp, Father of Mr s . Loui A Ar on , Oct ober 15 Nathan and Julia Meyer, Grandparents of Mrs. Stanley Kapla.."l October 15 CIRCT,E THE DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR ! Sisterhood cordially invites the Community to be our guest at a gala YOM KIPPUR NIGrlT PARTY, Monday, October 12, from 9:00 to 11:30 P.M. Look forward to an evening of fun, frolic and food with dancing, entertainment and prizes . The price of admission is "Party Spirit" and the attire will be casual. t surprts~ attraction will be an importea M. c~ ! ! ! . �L Non-profit Organization Congregation B'nai Israel Fourth ond Webster Muskegon, Michigan Tel. 2-2702 Lynne Chcvlin 40 2-., Stockr:e ll Heh . NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS Ai~D SINCERE WISHES FROM: The Officers and Board of Temple The Officers and Members of B'nai Israel - Jack Lipman, TYG - Vita Teles, President President i The Officers and Members of Sisterhood - Mrs. Douglas Rosen, President The Officers and Members of B1 nai Brith - Isadore Ashendorf, President The Officers and Members of The Officers and Members of Ha.dassah - Mrs . Al a::1 Oppenheimer , ZOA, J acob Ashendorf, President President. The Officers and Members of ORT, The Offi cers of Uni t ed Mrs. Richard Kaufman, ·President J ewis h Chari t i es Miltc Steindler, Presi dent - - - - - --- - - ---------·---·- ---- -- -- -- - - ------ -Si s·;: s :,... 1100( f1. :~_·3 j -~c t -~ :· . . ei \,._ d. ;_.,1 } :1.: c,: :-11 f 1J-=..<-v _, ~::-:.~·. ·, -.. ·,, 1., CHr:cilea a:.-::.L. lJ;~f ·~(ea:r t:J ~'- . 1-, '--,-i.rt-; ~,-.;.--/'-::, .1 (,r, ... · _; - .. ·1~ "'.n. 1 items, please co. 1·~qct, :~'-'~ , f>,l1 e;l ~; t{of<''<', '>-1.lC _> � 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-19591002 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 1959-10-02 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 2, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 2, 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