940 24 26018 https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/2ecdf0c5392a82c8db7132463046c199.pdf b297bd18f1e567fa965cd4a22ff432ec PDF Text Text . TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKE(JON, MlCHl(JAN Rabbi Stani~ll Kaplan · Abe Ashendorf Pres. ' -Issue ·No. October 20, 1961 - 10 Cheshvan, 5722 C O MM U N I T Y W O R S H I P T H s I s SERMON: L 11 1\.RE B B A T H October 20 •••••• 8:30 P. ¥~ WE NERVOUS IN GOD 1 S SERVICE?" A Commentary on Rabbi R. Gittelsohn 1 s article in Saturday Review, 11 Have We Outgrown God?" .... N E X .T s'"·'- A B B A T H October 27 •••••••• 6:30 PM NO C0:MJvIUNITY SERVICES ('Se e 11 .\nne Frank" at C-entra::Ccam us 8:15 P. M.) . ·. :'For the Sabbath of October 27.;.28th, the only Community Service will be Saturday morning at 11:00 ,\. . M. For Yahrzeit, one may attend either the early Friday E\ c, Se rvice at 7:30 P. M. or . S 0 O'ctober 28th~ .• •••••• . -~•.•• Saturday Morning ••••••••••••• 11:00 A. M. . .. . . B'AR MTI"lV AH i?iiiID CHERIN Oneg Shabb at Reception ~··· . TR..:\DITION; October 20: ............. - ...~-· 7:30 PM . October 21 •••••.•••••• : •• 8:30 ,\.M October 21; •••• ~ ••••• 7:30 P.M • October 28 ...... .. ...... 8 :30 A. M. �,·· • .,J> ~ ; ~· ; :· . : r· -: ! ,,.\ f .. \ ._ RABB I TO YOU ••• JEWISH BOOK MONTH will soon be here (Novemher . 12 Dec~ber 10 ), and I prefE:lr to bring it to your attention now. This is because ,'J)ULT JEWISH · EDUCATION should . be I think fore most in our minds at this time when we are planning to begin our series of adult studies soon. Judging from our literary habits, I wonder whether JEWISH BOOK MON'IH will bring any significant new dimensions to our shrinking lives . Jewish Books of lasting and far-reaching value do not seem to command our fervent attention. As . 11BestSeller Jews" we go a-horde-ing with the mob rather than ·focus our inner eye upon those masterpieces which will fulfill our inner needs and thus both improve our cultural taste and recreate our lives. We are ridiculously and stubbornly overlyconcerned .with our "caloric diets" and o_v erlY-iJ:ldiff erent to our' "reading diets". The very fact that·:w~ -; have to resort _t9 _ . .,. a special month for Jewish content _to our reading material. re-- (· .... veals that our "reading list of favorites" is top-heavy with · anything but Jewish literature . Though our Bible is the all-time 11 best seller", it plays a very musty and innocent part in our lives . · With all out' leisure time there is little time and inclination for serious read~ng and study. It is high time we convert the energy we use in lamenting the lack of our adult studies into energy to ;fir).d out how it can be done . · I suggest you 11 consult the Rabbi" ·and follow the example of the few .individuals who make time available from their very busy schedul~s for planned and intensive . ~dult Jewish F.ducation. · LE:J)ERSHIP INSTITUTE FOR TEMPLE BO:.RD MEMBERS -~ U,'.HC GRE.' T L;\KE ;. . • •' REGION An all-day Leadership Institute for Temple Board Members was held in Chicago 0 n Sunday , October 15, 19610 Sponsored jointly by the Great Lakes Council and 'the Chic;:ago Fed8:r ation, u. ~c, the Institute was especially .designed to di scuss , the responsibilities of board memb ers and to provide them wit the techniques of increasing the effectiveness of their task Dr . Samuel Sandmel, Provost of the Hebrew Union -Coll~ge-Jewish Institute .of'. .Reli gion; • and worl renowned Biblical scholar, de - livered the major luncheon address on 11 The HUC- JIR, · its Rol·e . in ,\m-:erican Jewish Life and Thought." .The three hour workshops were: Education, Youth, Social ;~ction, Public Relations arid Finance . Our ·President; Mr ~ ./\.b e .:.shendorf , and Mr, Leo ::fio sen, a Past President and · present Board Memb er, attended. AD\f~' NCED HEBREW "CLiSS PREP..~RING -· FOf(?;GI1,; U,'.TION . ~ gain:,. we . haye an advanced Religious High School Class . in Hebrew •• Two students -or:-:;-t hfs class are cont::i..n1+:i,.I).g . th:i,.~j~-~~~ . an(\ are preparing f;qr ,gi:-q.q~at:i,.qn,. :_Edward Ross and Marc Becker •• and this vear i s a new student , Lorraine there I<'riena. . �+ C A L E N D A R - OCT-NOV 1 T E MP L E- F A M I L Y YAHRZE!TS Maurice Field, father of Harry Field, October 23rd. Bernard Altholz, father of Mrs,, Milton Steindler, October 25th. Sam Augusovitz,. father of Dr. Ralph .August October 28th · ' · • ·· Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs.., Max Ashendorf, 10/22/42 Mr. & Mrs .. Max Rothschild 10/22/.SO Mr . & Mrs ... s. Rosenberg, 10/31/42 Mr. & Mrs.- Harrison Friend 11/1/45 REFUAH SHELAYMAH Our prayers for a complete recovery to : Mrs . Samuel Klayf Mrs Td , h ' d f • .I.! a ,1s en or ;,,.. Hac kl ey Hospi·t a1 , ar,u. J •who are .,_,.. t • o. . rMrs. Earl.Brace who is at 1'1ercy Hospit al . THANK YOU _ Very muc~ -tq ·all my friends and the Rabbi for their visits, gifts, flowers· and Uniongrams during my · . _ . stay at the _haspital for eye'· _surgery-. Edythe Broutman CONGRATULATIONS . / To Mr. & Mrs. Charles YakeV. on ",,.,., lJ1.LIC~F,\ ,t:rickyorj,treat ",,,, the birth of their daughter' Laura Wed..-1.::.Jteorew "Cfasses " " ,,,.. n m m.,.., Susan. . ' · 11 THE DIARY OF ,\NNE FR.,'..NK 11 Thr 2-BALFOUR DAY. Heb. & Bar Mitzvah Classes B M D · , · · Conf • Class: 7 :15-S :30 PM y asque ramatic S0 c:..t:1,y, Fri • · . . . __ & Sat, Oct.27 .. 28 , Central Camp·, B -1 ai Brith:. 8:JO P..l"l., Adults-75¢'; Students-50¢ . For WITH THK RABBI : tickets please call Avis 1'P~es, Elected.-.by Michigan State Temple - P,\ 2-3945 or J. Lawson PL5-2935 . Youth to be its Senior- Rabbini_c al BAR MITZV.\H Advise·r ' for fourth consecutive--yr ----. ~YHHHHHH!,'HHHHHHHf Mr .. & Mrs. Jerome Cherin announce One of __tn.r.ee panel;Ls:t-,:C?D."' ltTe--acfi- - .. the .Bar Mitzvah of their son, ing Communism fu our School · David, on Saturday, October 28th, terns" - Muskegon Heights P.-T..A.. a~ 11:00 A.M., and cordially in- " on December 4th Le all members (over 11 years of a~e) ~o th~ Kiddush and Reception 111lmed1ately after Services, , Sun 22-Religi ous S~hool 10-12:15 · RABBI-PAF.ENT MEETIID : .7-9th Grade Parents .. · 11--12,:0Q A.:M . ·· U.N. WEEK_ . . Mon 23 - HebrewC~a$ses 5:10- 6:lOPM 3rd Year 4:10-,:00 . Bar l'1;itzvah CJ.,ass 4:15-6:00 Tue 24-Hebrew - Classes 5:10-6:10 2nd :Yeal4:ig 5:60 PM 7 Bar Mitzvah Class 4:15-6:00 Wed 25-Hebrew Classes . 5 :10:-6:10 5th Year 4:J.0:-5 :00 ' .- : High School 5: ~0-6 :ib, ,. _: Adult Edu° Council 8:l5 PM Thr 26-Hebrew Classes _ 1st Ye ar-4:10-5:00 PM .t h Cl 1. 15 B ar. M11 zva · t · · Class 4 : • th ·· Conf irma ion ass wi Rabbi 7:15-8:30 P ..M. , Board of Trustees: ·8:i5 PM Fri-Sun, 27-29 }iYSTY" BOARD · MEET. · ( Grand Rapids) · Sun 29-Religious Scho6I 10-12:15 Assembly-7th Grade, Noon T.Y.G. - 7::.00-9-:-00 P.M..: ·· Mon 30-Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah Class Tue 31-Sisterhood Board l:oo · PM Heb. & Bar- Mitzvah Cla sses Sys_-__· . �l UNION OF l:.MERICJ,N HEBREW CONGRE- CONDOLENCES Our conao.1en1.,;e and deepes1, syr,,- pathy to the family of: / SARAH KLEIN ./ who passed away October 9th~ was a sister of Mrs. Goldie Smith an aunt of Leo Ibsen and great-aunt of Douglas Rosen. · . MILLIE . RODOFF who pas~ed awai{ October 11th, was the wife of Fred Rodoff . ·· MRS. C.'\RL WAPNER who passed away October 2rid, ~ Chicago, was the aunt of Mrs. Harry Berman . ay their memory be for a bless.;.· ' ng ! ·=======::;;;:;;;:;;::;;;~= -=-=--_,-,,,.,--;;~======== RELIGIOUS SCHOOL -\.' J Rabbi's-Par ent Mee ting This Sunday, Octobe r 22 •• the first in a se rie s of mee tings between Rabbi and the parents of our Religious School students •• to ask questions of each other £or information, understanding and closer unity between school and :home • •• for this first mee ting, parents of 7th, 8th & 9th Graders. CONGREGi'. TION B1Ni',I ISR.'.EL Fourth & Webster Streets Muskegon, Michigan Tel ephc,n9 : P1\2- 2702 Rabbinage : P0 - 65427 ... (: :.:( . .,._ The ·Combined Campaign for American Reform Judaism has just announced its goal for tije 1961-62 congregational yearo ' This amounts to · $4,122,769. Funds raised through ·. the Campaign, meaning the gifts we make, are divided equally between the Union of 1\merican Hebrew;=Congregations and the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion:, our great national institutions of Refonn Judaism. The U.1',HC and the HUC - JIR are as important a part of our Jud aism as the Temple itself. They serve our Rabbi , our Bo ard of Trustee s , our Religious School and our Ternl e organizations • •• day in and d ay out. In r ecognition of their day to day support, each of us should give them the l ar ge st po ssible gift ••• at the one time of ye ar we are called on to do this . It may well be that the gr eatest tragedy (of this period of transition) is not the glaring rioisfn~ss o·f the so-called bad people, put the appalling silenc e of the·so-called good people •• It may 'be that our gener ation will have t.o r epent not only f e r the diab91ical actions and vitriolic · words ·o f· the children of darkness, but .al so for the crippling fears and t r agic apathy of the children of light . " 11 NON PRD FIT ORGi''.NIZ:, TION .TIME-VALUE ¥1.<'. IL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19611020 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 1961-10-20 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 20, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 20, 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/6605f56905f2a01ab5aacfc90d1e5f4c.pdf 494443313142fbcb7f465fb6759afe3f PDF Text Text ~ I _)j \Ji ' f d I l �,,.. J y • t.,nP d c;.P.Cr'cl O'l/m ong:r{>ga 1 >, 1.r1d 11ded ple g s tc ..... _,.. ::i QY\ i Ufl ' . ;( M I• I 0 ta ) fl T' J br = L 2 ' oc Schoo , br w shoo .ste o >d BO,'! rd ,e + n } " ., 9tt J ... ') "etin ) h IOO rv,1.r• 1 ... () " ."r I., .,1 .... A t �- e. tne the Mr<& &. ,-11 b Octob ~ I•rs 0 t ob 11.~ Tl l 1 t.t t" t 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19581024 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 1958-10-24 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 24, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 24, 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/898eb3ce179d623cc9b3c283e558cdd6.pdf 4d64cd3c5e2261fcb957c29c7368bf8d PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKE~ON . ~UCHl~f\N Rabbi Stanley Kaplan OCTOBER 28, 1960 CI-IBSVAN 7, 5721 C O MM U N I T Y Arthur H. Greenberg, President WORSHIP OCTOBER 28, FRIDAY EVE ~ \NOR L D P~ AC~ AND T!-1[ ~Lt:CTION ,, 8:JOP.M. ONEG SHABBAT IN HONOR OF MR. & lVffiS. MAX ROSEI.IJBERG WHO ARE MOVING To DETROIT NOVEMBER 1st -;(- N;-XT SA 85J-\T H \lkELIGICN T R AD I T I ON AL SABBATH EVE SABBATH MORNING . * NOVEMBER 4, FRIDAY EVE AND Tl-+~ ~L~CTION" WORSHIP October 28 and November 4 October 29 end November 5 NOVEMBER 11th - ~as Mitzvah of Becky and Nancy Ashendorf ' 8:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. �TEl-'.i PLE CALENDAR F AH I L Y Anniversaries OCTOBER Sun JO-RELIGIOUS SCH00L,10-12:15 A.M UNICEF Assembly Mr. & Hrs. Seymour Rosenberg, Board of Education Meeting, October 31, 1942 10:45 A.M. -6:30 P.M. HADASSAH PAID-UP Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Friend, Mru1BErtSHIP DrnNER November 1, 1945 Mon 31-HEBREW CLASSES-4th Yr & Adv. NOVEMBER Tue 1-HEBREW CLASSES- 1st Yr & Advo..nced Bnr Hitzvnh -NO SISTERIDOD NEETrnG Wed Mr. & Mrs. Warner Galombeck, November 7, 1938 Yahrzeits Gertrude Riva Singer Hother of Joseph Singer, Chesv2n 100ctober 31 j 2-BALF0UR DAY -HEBREW CLA.SS~S-.5th Yr. & Junior High Sam Augusovi tz, Father of Dr. -ISRAELI SYMPHONY CONCERT -MSU R:.':.lph August, Chesvo.n 12November 2 Thr 3-10:00 A.M. SISTERl-I00D COFFEE HOUR VITH RABBI Meyer Fishmr:n, Father of Mrs. Leo -HEBREW CLASSES - 2nd Yr. & Rose, 1'fovember 4 Bar Mitzvah Beginners -7: 15-8: 45 P .M. C0NFIRlvlATION Je.cob Ripner, Father of Mrs. Dougle CLASS Rosen, November 6 -8:30 P.M. B 1 NAI BRITH Hym2,n Fh.xmun, Father of Mrs. Leo Sun 6-AMERICAH EDUCATION WEEK Rosen, November 7 -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ,10-12: lSA.M. -7-9:00 P.H. TYG MEETING Mon 7-HEBREU CLASSES-4th Yr.& Adv. -~:JO P.M. TEACHERS' MEETING Refua.h Shalaymah 8-HEBREW CLASSES, 1st Yr. Advanced Bar 1'1itzvah & Our prayers for a full recovery to Mr. Bud St.l'.'ifling who is recuperatHackley Hospital::---_-==== Wed 9-HEBREW CLASSES, 5th Yr. Junior High & THANK Tue YOU-- Mrs. Jack Chevlin wunts to thank• all those who were so kind to her during her recent bereavement. • Thr 10-10:00 A.M. SISTZRH00D COFFEE ngun WITH RABBI -8:0 P.i"I. TEMPLE BOARD -8:00 P.M. SISTERH00D/HADASSAH CARD PARTY GAS CO=:M:=;:::::Pl.N:::::Y~==i===========±====:::; �.. BAS MI T 7, VA H HADASSAH Mr. & Mrs. Max Ashend.orf rmd. Mr.& Mrs. Isadore Ashendorf wish to mmou...11ce to the Congregation the Bas Mitzvah of their daughters, Nancy and Becky, on Friday, November 11, 1960, at 8:30 P .M. HA.DASSAH PAID UP JvIEMB2RSHIP DrnNZR will be held Sunday, October 30, at 6:30 P.H. in the Temple. Husbands ond guests $2.50. A symposium will follow the dinner , at 8:JO P.M. Mr. Francis Beedon will The entire Congregation is cordially: be the moderator for a discussion invited to the reception which will ! or the ELECTION ISSUES by Mr. . · -, follow the Ceremony. I Schoener, representing the ================================1-Ret>ublic.:ins Md Mr. Kobza. represent.ing the Democrats. SIST~RHOOD ACTIVITY DAY--ThURSDAYS 11 :BREAKFAST HITH RABBI"-Every ThursSISTERHOOD-HADASSAH CARD PARTY d,~y o.t 10:00 A. M. "Coffee .Ji.nd" will be 3ervcd and. then an hour of mecli- I A Thanks-for-Giving Card Party will t ation , discussion rmd problems of be held Thursday, November 10th at the do.y will be resolved. 8:00 P.H. at the Gas Company. • NHHH{~~~ Trading stamps to secure the prizes CANCER DRESSINGS - 1-4:00 P.H., are still needed. If you have any Mrs. Morris Kantor in charge. Other please contact Mrs. Phillip Miller, Thursc\::.y activities cc1.n be organized PA2-J688 or Mrs. Warner Gnlombeck, -¾-Y.+h'Yf-~ PL5-7 508 GIFT AND JUDAICA SHOP - open ,· · I 1-4:00 P.H. for your convenience ====================TEMPLE BOARD RUMMAGE SALE Sisterhood will hold its annual fall Rummage Sale on Monday, November 7, at the u~~al place on Pine Street. Plear;e save your~age _ond bring it there on Sunday, Nove~b~r 6, from 9:00 A.N.-l:00 P.M,_ ~r on Monday morning. The pro.c eeds of this sale helps to finance Sunday School. Don't for et the date--November 6 SPECIAL 'The next Temple Board meeting will be held Thursday, October 10, 1960, at 8:00 P.H. All Board members are urged to attend this important meeting. Action will be taken on the regulations for Sunday School admittance. DATE :t-!O.~EMB~ 15, 1960 SISTERHOOD PAID-Il:}; MEMBERSHIP DWNER TEMPLE DUES ne are operating in the second quarter. Please make pronpt payment on your Temple Dues. �THE RELIGIOUS ISSUE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN Needless to so.y, it is not our business, as a religious organization, to endorse political ccndidates or to take partisan political positions. Neither, however, do we have the right to sit back in silent acquiescence while this political campaign degrades the democratic process by stirring up religious bigotry. The agitation of religious passions is an invitation to national chaos. It is clear that we must not be a party to any effort which presumes to establish a r 3ligious test for public office, or to judge men by their religious labels rather than on their individual merits. This question is so serious that the view of Reform Jewry must be That view was eloquently voiced by Dr. Eisendrath, at a recent press conference, when he stated: lmmm. ~ "The cha.llenges f a cing America in this decade stagger the ima 6 inatim \Je rnve mighty work to do as a nation. The greatest tragedy which could be perpetuated in this campaign would be the unleashing of religious hatred, which would corrupt the democratic process, dishonor ourselves while the world looks on, undo the fabrid of our national unity and inflict upon ourselves grievous wounds in irrational strife. A new kind of McCarthyism, mixed with blasphemous brew of religious bigotry, ,. _ can a.o us incalculable darrage. " - Excru:mge CONGREGATION B 1N:U ISRAEL Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbinage: P065-427 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZA'rION TIME-VALUE MAIL -. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19601028 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 1960-10-28 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 28, 1960 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 28, 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/95bdaea4ae863769b4c02ec0c817e855.pdf 6e4d8e3f54a8312356d90751681573fc PDF Text Text rfEMPLE ,NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON. MlCHlyAN 1ST REGULAR SABBATH SERVICES of the Season Friday Eve. Community Worship Traditional Worship October 5th 8:15 P•.M. 7:30 P.M. "The Sabbath of Repentance" We urge the Congregation to attend the Sabbath Eve Worship which falls during our most holy season between Rosh Ha 1 Shannah and Yom -Kippur. � 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-19611003 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 1961-10-03 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 3, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 3, 1961. 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/612c67526a0afd56ee5fd4b71af89dce.pdf b0c5ee8d3aae89ec4b68546c931b302e PDF Text Text B N,A I Fourth and Vebster /'- :Muskegon, Michigan I Jack Lipman, Presid~nt Stanley Kaplan Rabbi C O MM U N I T Y THIS L S.A B_BAT H SEKVICES S E RVI CES WEEI< Friday, October 30th 8:30 P.M. Sennon: 11 Halloween: Superstition and Our Children~•. If Halloween were a Jewlsh holiday we would be ~ilitantly against its observance. ONEG SHABBAT NEXT 'vVEE K Friday, November 6th - 5:30 - 6:00 P.M. MERCHANT'S SPECIAL Whether merchant or other, we plan to have brief devotional services from 5:30 - 6:00 P.M. (instead of regular time of 8:30 P.M.) on the eve of a Community Service Bar Mitzvah. We will commence with this special worship on Friday evening November -6th . It is our thought that our families come together to pray at sun-down so that they may spend the Sabbath eve to2:ether. Saturday, November 7th, 11:00 A.M . BAR T R A DI T I ON A L M 1-1 L VAH OF ~-Q~Yc\RD_ ~QS_§____ = 0 S E RVI CE S Friday, October 30th GJ1d November 6th Saturday, October 31st and November 7th - 7:30 P .M. 8:30 A.M . Thin s to Come November 13th - 11 Farew 1 Y_Qr one week 11 Sermon - Rabbi and Mrs . Kaplan wiil leave early then t..morning for U.A.H.C. National Biennial in ],;1.th) and will officially represent B1 nai Israel. Mi~mi Beach (November November 20th - 11 Just J>eturned from. • . 11 Sermon - A R-cport and Evaluation of the Bielljial Convention • November 27th - Sabbat~ Discussion Forum Series begins with "The Beginning cf the END f•r UN: the Arab Boycott" Vital, interesting top!cs and issues - Discussion with panelists of our own members! • �CALENDAR NOV. Sun 1 Hadessah Membership Dinner, 6:30 P.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL RETURNS TO REGULAR TIME 10:00 A.M. - 12:15 P.M. 2 BALFOUR DAY 3 ELECTION DAY Thr 5 B'nai Brith, 8:30 P.M. Fri 6) thru ) MYSTY Conclave, Grand Rapids Sun 8) Wed 11 VETERANS DAY 11 11 Adult Education RegistrationHebrew, 7:30 P.M. Jewish Great Books, 8:30 P.M. Thu 12 Temple Board Meeting,8:'00 ·p .H . Sat 14 Sisterhood "Thanks-ForGiving Dinner Dance. DEC. Sun 6 U.J.C. Banquet TEMPLE FAMILY Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Har:cison Friend, November 1 Mr. & Mrs. Warner Galombeck, November 7 Mon Tu Nov. 14 - 19 U.A.H.C. Biennial BAR MITIVAH Yahrzeits Meyer Fishman, Father of Mrs. Le : Rose, November 4 . Jacob J. Ripner, Father of Mrs. Douglas Rosen, November 6 Hyman S. Flaxman, Father of Mrs. Leo Rosen, November 7 Gertrude Riva Singer, Mother of Joseph Singer, Cheshvan 10 November 11 1 Sam Augusovitz, Father of Dr. Ralph August, Cheshvan 12 November 13. Refuah Shelaymah e wish· our friends, Barb~ra evin , Helen Kulko. and Harry leishman a full and quick· Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell Ross announce to s. Levin just returned from the Congregation of Temple B'nai ercy after surger, Mr~ FleishmP.-n Israel the Bar Mitzvah of their son, · s in Mercy for observation and Edward, on Saturday, November seventh{rs. Kulka is at the Community at eleven o'clock in the morning. ospital, Battle Creek. She wai ospit~lized while at a convenThey cordially invite the Congregation ion, a,nd may be transferred to the Luncheon served immediately ocally very soon. following the services. Because of lack of space and the number of ·out-of lease let our friends know we town relatives, the invitation is ish them well. Write or visit extended to all adults and children hem. ten years old and older. �S I S T E R HOO D HA DAS S AH DINNER DANCE PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP DINNER, Sisterhood is proud to sponsor its Sunday, NoYember 1st, a t annual 11 THANKS-FOR-GIVING" Dinner 6:30 P.M. at the Temple . Dance to be held on Saturday,November Husbands and guests $2.50. 14th, at the Spring Lake Country Club. The Cosmopolitians will: Dinner will be served at 8:00 p.m. entertain. Dancing will follow to the music of Ray Reynolds; This affair terminates our pledge contribution drive . Be sure TV YOU'LL WANT TO SEE to send in your pledge as soon as ;_ ' possible ~ Sunday_, November 1st, ,~ward R. . Murrow's "Small World 11 • will For further information call Mrs. present Ben Gurion and Premier Helen Parke-r, 52-924, Mrs. Sol Zoll, U Nu of Burma. 56-2522 'o r Mrs, Sam Lawson, 52-935, RELIGION AND PSYCHIATRY Sisterhood Program Chairman, Mrs. Maurice Stromberg, announces that Dr. Adolph Dasler will speak on Religion and Psychiatry, Tuesday, November 3rd. There will be a business meeting at 8:00 p.m. and Dr. Dasler will speak at 9:00 p.m. Husbands, friends and guests are i nvited. T HANK YOU-- Mrs . Erwin Chark wishes to extend her most heartfelt thanks to all of you wholwere so kind with expressions of sympathy in her recent bereavment. Sunday, November 8th, Bishop Pike will interview Professor Nelson Glueck, president of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Rabbinical Seminary on the subject: How Biblical History i ·s Being Proven. DON'T FORGET--IN UNIONGRAMS EVERY WAY CAN BE USED TO SAY, EVERYTHING FOR YOU EVERY DAY ! ! THE SECOND QUARTER OF THE FISCAL YEAR began on Octo~1 1st, and therefore, in ord~r to meet our financial l committments, we would appreciate your quarterly dues now. J . �\ • I I TO YOU During the Holydnys - Shabbos Shuvah to be exact- I spoke of 'inding scapeeoa ts for the ills of society. I eave a s a current ex~ple reported in Chronicle the breacl n.nd water solitary confinement of juvenile offenders in Calhoun County, Michigan , by the ircuit Judge. In October there have been other such sentences or theft ond illegal entry. The judge offered theologic~l cliches n his explcmation of his decision which he meant to be a $p:Lr:i,tual "Shock Trea tment. 11 ' The Judge ha s found it necessary to add, in the more renent cases milk .~nd vitiman pills plus a weekly physician. Yet the terrible, ~engeful punishment of isolation continues. ' Now I see th~t the Unitarian Fellowship of Greater Muskegon also ~oices its protest and very eloquently. Certainly such harsh methods will )1ever correct the juvenile deliquency problem. Sanctioned re/ prisals a gainst the mentc'..l well-being of our youth will serve only · to push civilization back. What is needed here is not hurrkm isolation but hum...m relations of the most intense, deep and helpful kind. Recently the Chronicle reported that the first youth upon leaving j a il said his Shock Treatment worked. I say he is wrong too ! ~ <f(i{J·-i C - c;:--~BBI f Congregation B 1nai Israel 4th and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Telephone 2-2702 Non- Profit Organization TJ}fE-V/.LUE Ml-1.IL ~-·-~ ·.., _ J. -- • 1 ,• •I • -·· ---'"· - .: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19591030 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 1959-10-30 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 30, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 30, 1959. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/819e82299bddd05717e83e73d52d7f65.pdf abe8d50946afafa9c3d82f165857a807 PDF Text Text 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MICHlyAN Ma~i~i§Jaijl_fl~f~sident Friday, Tishri 16, 5724 HIP Community Services October 4th Friday 8:15 PM Sermon: "Is Your Life Like a Sukkah, a Castle or a Fortress? " Oneg Shabbat in the Sukkah FAMILY and SIMCHAT TORAH WORSHIP Friday 7:45 PM CONSECRATION Sukkos Offering (Students bring fo od donation ) ONEG SHABBAT: TO HONOR MR . EDDIE PENNY ' S 15TH ANNIVERSARY WITH THE TEMPLE . Hosts: 8th Grade & Parents October 11th October 18th Friday 8: 15 PM Sermon: "Pe ace of Mind & Agitated Spirits . 11 -toward developing a workable guide for livingKiddush Oneg Shabbat A DRiiMJi. TIZ1.T ION Friday 8:-15 PM -in honor of the work of the UN. by the Kaplan Family Oneg Shabbat : A FESTI VIIL OF JEWISH SONGS by all the Congregation Traditional Services October 2, 3, 9, 10 Sukkos Eve 7:JO PM October 3 , 4 , 10, 11 Sukkos Morning 8: 30 AM Yizkor October 10th 9: 00 .b.M Simchas Torah Family Services ·&- Party · October 10th 7: 30 PM October 4, 11 , 18, 25 Sabbath Eve 7: 30 PM October 5 , 12, 19 , 26 Sabbath Morning 8: 30 ;.M October 25th �October 3rd Thursday , 5th Saturday 6th Sunday , B I nai . Bri th· Mee ting S-isterhood SUKKOS PARTY 8 : 00 L r1 . RELIGIOUS SCtlOOL 4th Session 9:30 - 12 : 00 AM Sukkos . Service 9 : 30 i.11 Classes · CONS2Clli'i.TION •. Kiddush & Party 9:40 - 10 :10 7th Monday Hebrew Clas ses - 2nd Week 8th Tuesday Sisterhood General Mee ting 8: 00 PM (Husbands Welcome ) Program : The United Nations 12th Saturday · Kaufman Testimonial Dinner 13th Sunday Rel~f,icu., School 5th Se~sion 9 :JO - 12 : 00 ;:.M Post Confirmation Class 11- 12 .\M 14th Monday Hebrew Clas~es -· Jrd Week 16th ive dnesday Teachers ' Meeting 8 : 15 - 10: 45 PM B1 nai Brith -· · 17th Thursday 20th Sunday Rel;i.gi ous School 6th Session 9: 30 - 12 : 00 I:J1 Services ·K- 3 11:JO Grades 4- 9 11:50 6th Grade 21st Monday · Hebrew Classes 4th Week Board of Education 12 : 15 YWC~ 24th Thurs.day United Nations DaY Board of Trustees~.'1eeting 7 : 45 PM 27th bunday Religious School 7th Session 9:30 - 12 : 00 .J1 Post Confirmation Class 11~00 - 11:40 •..M UN ;~S.::,EMBLY 11:40 .AM 7th Grade ;.11 Clas_e's 28th Mop.gay Hebrew Clas se s 5th v~e ek Sisterhood Bridge Tournament 8: 00 PM_ 29,t}i · Tuesday Sisterhood Board Meeting ~1 · 31st Thursday Ul\; IC_EF Drive ; r· I ' . '. ) . ·'.} ;'"-~f _<--,;'~ ·--0 'v , . ,,,.- ,I / ,i . ,,./ / '' _.// ✓--·/ ~i/'-f '7 -1..... CL/;/ ,;.... /. ._' c-;o/ -·tA___Q______/ u �TE M PL E FAMILY Y.'.HRZEIT BETTY Z"i.INFELD, mother of Mrs. Bernard Becker, Tishri 27 , October 15 LOUIS KLAYF, f ather of Samuel Klayf, Tishri 28, October 16 Fi'.NNY PRICE, mother of Samuel Price, October 18 WILLE.N Z!.DTFELD, father of Mrs . bernard Becker , Hespvan 1, Octobe r 19 MI.1.URICE FIELD, father of Ha_rry Fiel d , October 23 BERNii.RD .'.LTHOLZ, father of Mr·s; Milton Steindler, October 25 GERTRUDE RIV_·. SJNGER , mother of Mr. Joseph Singer) Heshvan 10, October 28 S.l.M ..'.UGU SOVITZ, father of Dr. Ralph ..:i.ugust, Heshvan 12, October 30 CONTRI BUTIONS General Fund ~ - H. Kallenberg I. Brody :illNIVERS,ill.ThS :rri rs . Max ;·,shendorf , October 22 Mr. & Mrs . Max Rothschild, October 22 Mr. & Mrs . Seymour Rosenberg, " October 31 Mr .• & Jv~s . 'H arrison Friend, November 1 Mr . & REFUi..H. SHEL ••YMi,H Our pr~yers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to: REBECCi1. EPS'IEIN who was at Mercy Hospital WILLL,M STERN, who was at Hackley Hospital and to ROSE LUM.•N, who was at Mercy Hospital CONGR.•TUL .•TIONS TO Mr . & r'.r s . Harry Berman on the marriage of their niece, Resa ••• and to Dr. & Hrs . Max Berman , the parents, and to Mrs . Reuben Berman, the grandmother. r ~.:den Fund Mr. & Mrs . Leo Rosen, in memory of Nr . Fred Ginsberg , of .Detroit . The Garden Fund has been depleted by recent landscaping work . Any contributions will be gratefully received. NEW YE;i.RS 1 GREETINGS h tele gram has been received from Mr . l"red Rodoff asking that his best wishes for a ha~py and healthy new year be extended to the entire congregation. New Year Greetings have also been received from Mr . Lawrence Shoenthal A 1963-64 Community List is Please send a card to the Temple of fice giving address of students · be:iri.g; prepared'. Please send any des ir ing bulletins mailed to them. change s of address, business or If addr esses have changed since home phone s to the Temple office June, please send new addres ses in. as soon as possible . �SUKKOS OFFERING For Family Worship and in horio:i;:of Sukkos, Friday , October 11th, students will a gain bring food donations for needy children at Thanks giving time . Only packaged food , please TESTil-10NfoL DINNER The Jewish Community will offer its gratitude to one of its finest le aders , Mr . J . Kelly Kauf. man, on October 12 at 6 : 30 PM at the Occidental Hotel. · · FESTIV.iJ, ;FELLOWSHIP & FUN! ! ! Temple L' nai . Israel is the place ~ Saturday; October 5th . SISTER-.. HOOD ' S .·,mu..L SUKKOS Ds.NCE! ~! 8: 00 tM till midni~ht . .•dul ts -ll>i. 25 each. Members of the Youth Group 75Cs·. The dance is open · to all. .. f,11 Temple Members· and their friends are cordially invited.' If you have not as yet returned your_19$3- 64 Temple pledge card , f lease send it in at once . Thanks li. T T E N D S 1.. B B ;, T H S E R V I C E . S NON- PROFIT ORGs1NIZ~1.TION TIME - V.J.,UE ML.IL CONGRl.W:.TION B 'N .. I ISR.EL Fourth and Webster Streets Muskegon, · Michigan Telephone : Pli2- 2702 Rabbinage : P06- 5427 Form 3547 Requested R E G U L £. R L Y . ,' • i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19631004 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963-10-04 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 4, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, October 4, 1963. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/305cdce84da108875cb719b8f7c1132e.pdf e56b169f4337cee288c26854ab82dd81 PDF Text Text .TEMPLE BjNAI fSRAEL .. ' EMPLE ·MUSf(fGON 1 MICHIGAN ALK Rabbi Dr. l'hilli p Hosen.be rg r r e s ident Nr. Alan Or•penhe i mer Elul-TishrLl7_2_8_ _ __ . .. _ .. SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES ROSH H.1. 'SHON,:JI Octobe r-r,We dnesday ••• Tr QCitiona l 3orvice 7:00 PM · Community Se rvice 8: 00 PM Se rmon: ff THE T..J..E OF LIFE" 0Gtobe r 5, Thursday •••. Traditional Se rvice 7245 ...M Community Service 10:J0 , ..M Sermon: 11 ISlli~ - 1HE WITNESS" Childre~ & Youth Se rvice 2:30 PM ROSH Hn 'SHON-i.H - SEC OND D,.Y Octobe r 5, Thursday •··•·.Tra ditional Se rvice 7:30 PM _.. _.~(2_c_~9.p_e r 6~ Fridal__~-~.!..!...· Traditiona l Service _ ..... _l3_:.30__. : ~ October 6 Frida~, Evenin: Shabba t .Shuvah 8:00 PM. Se r mon: 11 JUD11.ISM i..ND I'.l1'S PURPOSE FOR HUM,,.NITY" Participants: Dr. Irvinr Sin;,e r & Mrs. Phillip Rose nbe rg Kiddush - - - ----~--- ·----- --- ~--·------- ------- · - --· . YOM KIPPUR Octoberl3, Fr.ida~r •••• Kol Nidre Traditional Service 6:15 PM Community Se rvice Sermon: "THE I1E1.NING OF THIS SERVICE Octobe r lit., Sa turday ••• Traditional Service 8~00 •..M Community Service Se rmon: 11 PROSPECTS FOR TOMORROW" (SCHEDULE OF SERVICES CONTINUED ON Pli.GE '!WO) , �SCHBDU LE OF , ,OF.SHI P S.2;RVIC..:iS CONTINUED YOM Kil-'FUR CON TINU,~D - ~ Oc.tobe r f1, turdaJr ••• Traditional Musaf & h incha Children & Youth Se rvice Community Memorial Se rmon: ''MEMORLJ:, SERMON" Combined Ho I ila Concludiw Se rvice Sa - ---·· ...... - ......,. . ~. -·-- . ··------· October 20 . -· 1:1.5 FM 2:15 PM 4:15 PM 5:15 ----- PM 6:15 PM Frida? Evenine - Sukot Service Sermon: "THE JOY OF LIFE" Participants: Mr . & }irs. He rbert Ennis Kiddush will be held in tho Sucah 8:00 PM --·---·-· --···- --- ~- -- - --------------------Octobe r 21 10:30 ~M · Saturday Morninp; MITZV11.H OF H£RYL BETH ENNIS (Seo Invitation Pa f:e 3J .. ____ Octobe r 27 Friday EveninF, · t:30 'a 11 SIMC&l T TOR.1.H SERVICE COMBINED WITH F.a.MILY WORSHIP SERVICE Tor ah Procession - Children to ~.e t Fla[:s & Sweats Birthday Ble ss;i n:-: Cere mony ____pno ?, _?~chat Torah afte r .9_~_ry_i.9~-- vd_±-_:1:._-~o Held .in Social Hal_l_ _ TR.'1.DI TIONii.L SERVICES Sabbath Viorninr s October 21 & 28 Tr aditional Sukkot Se rvice as usual, mornin: sonly October 19 and 20 Sukkot Yizkor (Ho morial) .:io rvic e Octobe r 26 7, 8:JO ,1.H 8:JO ••.H 8:30 --------~-----' * CONGlhlG,. Tim~ I NVITZD TO ONJ G SH,.BB.a T FOR R..BBI & MRS. ROS,.:;NB:::RG ** fuar Member : * You ar e invitA to attend a special One ~; Shabbat on Friday * ovenin[. , Se :,tember 29, immediatel~- followin: our re r,ula r Sabbath -~se rvice . The Onor Shabba t is in honor of Rabbi and ifrs •. Rose nberg . Ue *will have the o::i:,, ortunity to e xpress our congratulations and best *wishes to the m and to welcome Mrs. Rose'nberr; into our Communi t ;ir • -~Sabbath s e rvices will be p;in p romp tl~;- at 8:00 0 1 clock. * * , Sincere l:y, -~- .H.lan P. Opponhe ime r, President Pa:e 2 i.M -~ * -~ -:~ -:~ * * -:!- -~ * * *., .,, �---- -----------~--- -· ------------· ------. MRS . vv ENER DON,,.T.!;S ORGAN I ll: H'-'..MOttY OF PAUL WL~NER We are extremely pleased to announce to our membership, the gift of a mae,nificent · new or p,an to beutify our s e rvices. This wonderful in-· strument, the finest made today, is a c ift to our Temple by :Mrs. Paul ,Jiener in memory of her husband . Mrs . vdener 1 s foresizht and concern for the welfare and growth of our con[_r e~~ati on is ap _ reciated. We are . most Q: rateful to her for h:.:: r [.r e at interest, her throu:::htfulness and c::e ne rosity . This t ype of attitude will assure the perpetuation of our Cow:re~_ation and Jewish Community in JVruske r_: on . 11 bechol Mi Sheoskim Betsorchay Tsibur" - All those who occupy themselves with the needs of the Community are blessed by God . For they brine joy to humanity and thus the:y themselves become a source of joy and ha:i;.,.:=, iness • ... -~- -- -----------... ~ OC TOBtR CALEl\JDAR Sun 1 'IYG Bake ~ale 10:00 - 12:00 Sat 7 Sat Sun Wed 7 8 18 v, ed 18 Thu Sun 19 22 Sun Tue 29 31 Temple Hadassah Study Group 1:30 Home: Goldie Smith Occidental Hotel MSTY Caravan TYG Meetin5.: at Tem_:_le b 1 nai Brith Stag 6 :30 Details later Sisterhood Open Board 1:30 Home: Betty .::iilbe rman L042 Loomis Drive BOARD OF TRUST_2S 7:45 'IYG Chinese Auction Te m,.1le 11:30 12:00 'IYG United Nations 7:30 Hadas sah Hallowee n Party for Children 7:00 Hadassah Ifoetin~; 8 :00 S~;eaker: Mrs . Fe!_c~m~!._l_ _ Relir'ious School Sessions:-·· oc tobe r 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 . 10:00 - 12:00 AM Confirmation Class Saturday r·iorninc s - 10:00 AM October 7 & 28 October 21 - 9:00 AM ---------t INVITATION Mr . an d Mrs . Herbe rt Ennis would be pleased to have you attend the Bat f~i t zvah of their dauehter MERYL BET~i ENNIS on Saturday, Cctober 21, at 10: JO, and the lunch which will f ollow at 12:00 -~----·- -------------· ALL INFORMA.TION FOR NOVEMBER BULLETIN NEEDED IN WRITING BY OCTOB ,; R 25 AT 9: 30 AM AT THE COMING ~VEN TS - Sisterhood and Hadas TEMPLE OFFICE . NO PHONE CJi.LLS sah Rummage Sale, November 1 &. 2 at WILL Bi MA.DE TO SOLICIT LATE Res cue Mission . Hold your rummage f or · ickun later this month . For p ick;r cail betty Sil ~erman 798-3 576 Pa::;e 3 or Ruth o,. penheimer ?SS-21314 . Tue 31 ----~---·-•·~ - ----- �YOUR ROSH , ...1..:31-L-.NOH MESS.n.GE PROM RnBBI PHILLIP ROSENBERG On the Eve of Rosh Hashonah, when pe ople throur:hout the world are wonderin:- what the morrow will brinr; : Peace or h ar - Life o •• or otherwise ••• I believe with all my heart that men can live in peace on this earth . I be liGve that every Jew who opens his scripture to the sec ond chapter of Isaiah totally identifies himself with his prophetic forefathers e nvisa;;inc the day whe-n: "They shall beat their swords into plour.hsharas and their spears into prunint hooks . "Nation shall not life up sword a cainst nation , neither shall they learn war anymore . " I believe that every Christian on this earth sines with his whole beine the .verses from the second Chapter of Luke: "GlorJ· to God in the hi;:hest, and on earth peace, r,oodwill among men . " I believe that ever-J honest Moslem in all the far-flung lands where Allah is praise d means to heed the admonition in the second sura of the Koran: Ufu r,in not hostilities, Be~.in not h ostilities 1~llah loveth not a :,gressors . 11 I eblieve that every sine.le one of the two billion, four hundred million human bein;·:s brea thin;: today yearns for ~eace . Yes, I believe with all my heart that man can live in rceace on this earth. l1.nd so on this Rosh Hashonah , let us all pray for Peace and Goodwill amon r. all mankind o , .a Happy and Joy ous New Year to a ll Congrn gants and to Klal Israel, ~ - - - - -- -- -- - -----,---F:,bbi 1\ :;senberr, ... _ _ _ __ Templ e President Alan o. pe nhcir,1e :::J_co~rn forward to extendin;=, pe r sonal New Yea r I s Gree tin~.s to e ach of y ;::u at Rosh Hashonah Sorvices o -----··--------------- ·- - Siste rhood wishes ~rou a nd y ours every j o~,- and ha1:,piness in the comi n; . New Ye ar o Mrs . h.lan Or,penhe imer Sis te::.'hood Pres ident •-- - •- - --w _.. ,_, - •-"'· "- •"""- - •-• --- - - B 1nJ. i Bri th would =:..ik:J t 0 0:xtend to each and ov'-'~/ c·no of it 3 1,1'3nba rs and fellcT,J con[•,1·0 gant~ wa rmes t :1Lie;h :-f::lid::w 11 r:roetin;.::s . May ;;-ou be ble:.., c~d with r,ood health , h::.p:;::•ir:, ,:-; s or. ~ t, rospe ri ty o Bernard Coton Preside nt, B:n~i I~iti -- ~---- - - -- - ______ __ ,., The t~1~ t t:1is r..'JW yo ?.r 1,1_:_11 'b, L1r:; ;'e2-C0 , l_ ,,_;2.lth c:ud h.::ppi r,.']'c8 -'; 0 :, lL :": ! S ~a r:1 TrG Pref:id?nt. �Hhlltt.SS,-Ji CHILDREN TO .H.NE H..LLOii-~EEN blRTY n.S we stand on the threshold of another New Year, let us raise our Hadassah is sponsoring a Hallovoices in joyous praise to the .t•lween Party for the children at miGhty for guidin[ and preserving 7:00 PM October 31 upstairs in our Deoole and our nation, -Israel, • the Temi,le . There will be fun and dur~c the rec~nt fiasco . Let us games for all, and Mamas can be look forward and upward to tho attending the Hadassah meeting mornin •-dawn which will brif,hten downstairs . Please call 1llen ·into a..., radiant noonday. Cahill, if your children will be ~fay this_ N·ew Year brin, . to all attendinc so an idea can be obof us and our dear ones security, tained ~-how many to pl8.!2__o_n_~_ __ and an abundance of good health and warm frie ndships . Help us to meet i:.Ec.,UEST _g_o1-1rnTIZE SOLICITS BECUES TS adversity with quiet couraf,e and unshaken trust, to visualize that Join the ranks of those who injustice and hate can be re placed care ! Make provisions today in with ri c_:hteou~ness and that mercy your will, to ~erpetuate our . and f;oodness will triumph in the Templ e . v~o earnestly solicit your bequest . Small amounts and lare;e end. Florence Rubinsky, President amounts are needed . You can be a Muske von Chapter of Hadassah part of the future , by includine in your will, or contributinr,: lli1.DASSilH TREA.SURER REQUESTS DU~S !}-2!!,i_a be...<l':1~~-Y,~ your Tem-ole . --- -- The Six Da:; i:"; ar has ended; the need to REBUILD, RES TORE , itEI-L.BILIT,..TE has increased . Early payment of DONORS will aid in the ac complishmcn~ of this great task. Ih ve YOU paid your 1967-68 membership duG s???~ Ca.~il~~--~asurer__ - ----- -- - H.'.ldas sah • _;).:, nine Side lights: Glad ,,ou liked t :1e de corations. Man;y ~sked to BUY my Israeli Flags-three pe cple just TOOK them . _Orde~od especially f or the Openins Di~er, they· cos t me 25¢ ea ch. Be f a1! and honest • •don 't expect me to pay for the fla;, you took-send the 25¢ to Ellen Cahill , 1278 Howard. It's a matter ~ -P~~P:::.::l~e~•------ Packe ts of f our UNIONGR.'~MS wi tn envelcpe s still sell for :;,LOO,, of m~n+',, S~:".J:i::iJrl·b"'iJ rS ·Cl·11 e;.1 D. ...u end 0 i 1.-..1_ ~.J. ,.; TREE COST IN ISR..~:a::L TO RISE Those who wish to plant Trees in Israe 1 in memory or honor of an;yone should purchase them, as the price will r.o up as of Oct. 1 Tree s can still be purchased at $2 . 00, and the money will go t oward Mart~rrs' Forest in Israel UJC URGES PJJMENTS The need is still e:rea t in Isr ae l, but United Jewish Charitie s coffers arc low in Musker.on. i~ f ew still have not paid their special ISR..21 EMERGENCY FUND pl edge and this should be · in at once . Many are far behind in the ir 1967 rer:ular UJC plod;r,e s and f uc1d:=: ,.,.rr-i !1ee ded new , - - -··- - · • --· ..... ·-. - --- ... - ·- - -· --····- - ........ �STEHIDLEH i::X:i.-i-LlS.S ,1.Pt'!tECL.TI ON Mr . and ,ffs . Milt on Steindler , who celebrated their Golden v1edding 1,nniversar~, on Septembe r 2, wish to thank Rabbi Rosenberr, , and the conf; re e ation and their family and many friends for all the .r:;enerous contributions piven in their honor , and the floral offerin~s and r, ifts . Hr . and Hrs . Stcindler vreatly appreciated the lovely dinner Se1-tember 2 and the recep_t ion Se. tember 3 given by their son and dau:-~hter-in-law , Jack and Irene Steindler . The senior Steindlers left Se p tembe r 14 for several weeks travellin: in Israel and Europe~ - - IN .l:l.Pb.ii:CIATION Rabbi lfosenber c thanks Max Rothschild for the contribution of a new clock for his Study . --••- -•.. •••- ~-v•w- -••-- --· - - - ~- BEST ~/I SHES TO ••••• rvir . and h rs . Karl Kahn (the former Bett~r Broutman) who were married Se , tember 16 . Rabb i and Hrs . Phillip Rosenber ~: { the former Florie Kishner) whose weddinc date is Sep tember 26 in Detroit . ,JELCOME TO • ••• . Dr . and h rs . Harry Babad (Joan) nd son Bruce; Hr . and Mrs . Howrd Zimble r ( .Sandra ) and Crair:; 1 ichele and Deborah; Hr . and hrs . arl Brownstein; Mr . and Mrs . orman benqw, and hrs . Florence ishop, lii ya, Jose;_: h and Phillip , ho are uni tin;_ with the Templ e his year . The i 111'Jend inr.: new ommuni t? List will furnish ~rou ith their a ddresses and phones . Ci~.NCE TO MOVE ! If you ' re thinkinL of moving o a dif ferent address, this week · s ~'our last chance before next urnmer, as we don't want anybody ovin:-· and makin: it necessar~, to ess up the 1967- 68 Community List booklets which will be p re pared ext week . PLE:~SE NOTIFY TEMPLE O?FICE aT NCE OR SCONER of any chanp_e s in ame, . a ddress or ~hone . Thanks . & & & & Hrs . Nrs . Mrs . Ilrs . Max 1.be Max Max Kopeloff-October 2 ... shendorf-Oct·. 22 .i.shendorf-Ocj; . 22 · . Rothschild-Oct . 22 ·..: :SIFT SJIOF H.1.S i:~KvJ r{.:,RCI-TJd'IDISE See the NE,i , the L.n'fEST- - - from IS:rt•.J, i Olive wood , Patina, Marble Be sure to pic k u,") ;,:our Jewish based candlabras; Unusual, attrae ome Calendars at s e rvices in the tive Channukah Menorahs ; variety of obby or Social Hall , or at the Me zzusahs--and many more exc i tinr:: ly Te;n~,le of fice durinc the day . different items on display . h Be able to plan for y our compl ete line of' New Year greeting Je wish holidays thr ouchou t the car.d s also available at Sisterhood I s ye_aE..:...,_ __ ·---~-= __ ____ _ �YAHRZEIT CONTRIBUTIONS --IrtTionorof the Golden \veddine HANNAH BLUJ\'IBERG, m9ther of Hrs. of Mr . & Nrs . Nil ton .Ste indler : Samuel Lawson, October 1, Elul 26 Garden Fund - by Mr . & Mrs . Sam BARNEY CRAIG, uncle of Mr . Bernard Lipman, Mr . & Mrs . Jack Lipman, Stern, October 2 Nr. & Mrs . Gene Fishe r, Mr . & Mrs . IDA BROUTHAN , mother of Mrs . Paul William f isher, ~·1 r . & tirs • .f-iarold Wiener, October 6, Tishri 2 Silverman, Mr . & t~s . Ben Gurney, HARRY ,..1EINER , fatner of Mrs. Ted Mrs . h orris Kantor and Stan, Dick Neumer, October 6, Tishri 2 and Diane Kantor, I"lrs . Leo 1~1 tholz., NATHAN NEUMER, father of Mr . Ted Beck and Saul Zorn, Dr. & Nrs . Neumer, October 7 · Ral·oh ,1.urust ' ,_ SA.m.KLEIN, sister of Mrs . Goldie _general Fund - by Hrs . Gilbert Smith, October 8 Ero\-m, Mr. & Nrs. f.dwin Zorn, Hr. SHIER TELES, son of Dr. and Hrs . and Lrs . Garl Steindler . Morris Teles., October 10, Tishri 6 Librarir Kund - bv Hr. J~ 1~rs . Kurt - - .. .,.~ V ~ ... -~.--.. JULIA IBINGOLD BROSTOFF, mother of Rosen Mrs. Jack Chevlin, October 12, Reli: ious School - bv Mr. & Hrs . H.eub~n l..ev§, Mr . & M·~ s. i-Ierman Tishri 8· JllCOB KHUPP, father of Hrs . Louis Grossman, r✓.rs • .::iarah !"'. organ Aran, October 15 REBECCh KI.J,.YF, mother of Mr . Samuel In M:emory of 1leuben Levy: Klayf, .Octoberl?, Tishri 13 General Fund by Vir . :_ l'-'; rs . Jack F.t1.NNY PRICE, mother of Mr. Sam ue 1 · Chevlin, Mr . Jose ph Hirschfield. Price, Octote r 18 and Mr . Robert Hirschfield HILDA J.n.COBSON, wife of Mr. Saul Yo~t!1 Scholarship by Mrs . Marcine. Jacobs on, October ·22 · Terwillin.t er and Mrs . Frank Ribecky ~~~URICE FlliLD, father of Mr . Harry Garden Fund by hr . 2 Mrs . Hilton Field, October 23 :Steindler . and the Lipman .families KUftT RO'.IHSC J;filD, son of Mrs . Benno Rothschild, brother of Mr . Max In Memor::,r of Fanny J,.1 tholz: Rothschild, October 23, Tishri 19 Garden Fund - b;y Mr . & l"irs . Sam J.n.COB GOMBBRG, step-father of Mr s . Lipman, Dr. & Mrs . Ralph August Eu;;ene Fisher , October 26 BERTHl-i. LESTZ, sis ter of Dr. Irving Rabbi's Fund - b~, ¥1r . Jose r h Sincer, October 27 ~~1!1~-. ,in- loomor~, _o!. his mother LOUIS GUDELSKY , brother of Mr . David Gudelsky, Oscar Gudelsky DID YOU KNOW ?':' t:? -~~nd , Mrs . Robert Cherin, Oc~.o_~e_r __22 that y our bequest to y our Temple CONDOLENCE can be in the form of stocks, bonds, and life insurance p olicies? To the family of REUBEN LEVY ·•- -usband of ~~s . Reeva Levy, who I assed away Se;;.,tember 12 . May his memo~L~or a blessing. t.t * -- Pape 7 --- ---~-------- �a TT E NT IO N RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PAREN TS ! ! I Wi t h the new school ye ar now un cer way, may I we lcome . all the students and t eachers that make up our Sunday Schooll We are indee d lookin L fo r ward t·o a succe s _s ful school year . For the fir st t i me , a cataloe ue of books and othe r audio- visual materials are be in~. c om!:, iled for teacher and student re f ere nce , and plans are be \ w. formula t ed to update our s c hool l i br ary . One of t he proble ms r,,e bave had in the past ye a r s has be en that of stuL-ient l ate ne s s . I ' m sure you can understand t he disrui) tive ,effe c t that late a r r i vals have on a class al re ady in session . May we su:;: gest, whether ' you are involved in car p ool s or no t , that you start out for Temple on Sunday mornin£s an extr a fe w minut es e arlie r so that your youn es t er will be i n his seat J alon r- with ever;;rone else , when the ·star t i n: be ll r in~s at 10 : 00 o ' cloci . Your coope ration in this matte r will reflec t .'. our inte r e s t anc:; show your children that you "care " • vrn know y ou will make eve ry effor t to enc ouras e in your youn~sters a serieousne ss of pur p ose toward their Religious School s t udies . Doris Ste inman , Cha irman, Boar d of Education - -~L ~---•- ~- T'i ACHER LINE- UP CHAI.IJ GES - - - - - - - - - - -- - ------- - ---- SECOND QUART£h S'I'b.RTS OCTOEiR 1 Chan~e s i n t he 1967- 68 teaching If y ou _ a.:' y our pledt e by staf f have been a nnounc e d . Fourth quarters , ~rour S.0CCND QUARTER and fift h cra de will be tau~_ht by i s due Octobe r 1. Get your payh rs . hrthur _Je nkins . Dr . I rving ment in and save us state men t Sin;::er will off ic iate i n the Ei::hth . p os ta ce . A fe w have even f or ~:ot t en Grade Clas sroom , to r eturn their p edr.e cards ! Congre ga tign B1nai Israel- - - - - •-+-•·· ··- ·-- ~-•- . Fourth & t.J b s ter Mu s ke: on , ~ichi~an 49L41 �MUSKEGON CHAPTER OF OCTOBER HADASSAH NEW S NOTES 1967 RECENTLY HADASSAH PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP DINNER HAD MR. RAMI AMITZ-LEv, EMISSARY FOR THE JEw ·1SH NATION FUND, TAPE A RADIO PROGRAM F'OR THE 11 CRIS 1 CORNERS 11 Y.IKJR RADIO PROGRAM HEARD LOCALLY ON SEPTEMOER 11TH. MANY PROVOCATIVE QUESTIONS WERE ASKED BY MRS. ARTHUR GREENBERG, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN OF THE DINNER, AT THIS INTERVIEW. ONE QUESTION ASKED IF IT WAS TRUE THAT THE ARABS ARE RUSHING TO HADASSAH HOSPITAL FOR TREATM~NT~ AND HOW ARE THE JE WS GOING TO bVERCOME: THEIR NATURAL FEELINGS• MR. LEV ANSWERED THAT ISRAEL DOES NOT HATE THE ARABS, AND THAT ISRAEL WANTS PEACE WITH HER NEIGHBORS AND LOOKS FORWARD TOWARDS IT~ IN A SENSE OF THE WORD, WE ARE RELATED -COUSINS. HADASSAH HOSPITAL OPENS ITS DOORS TO MANY OF THEM FOR MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT AND THE DOCTORS AND THE NURSES TREAT AND CARE FOR THEM AS WELL AND ARE CONSIDERATE OF THEM NOT BECAUSE IT IS THEIR DUTY, BUT IT HELPS PROMOTE GOODWILL AND AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING. REcaNTLY ISRAEL SENT BLOOD TO TuRkEY, AND WHEN ASKED HOW THAT COULD BE DONE, MR. LEV SAID THE PEOPLE OR THE ISRAELIS EXPECTED A LONG WAR, WITH HEAVY CASUALTIES, AND WERE PREPARED FOR EVERY ASPECT IN · THE EVENT IT WAS TO BE SO, AND THE BLOOD WAS MADE lNTO PLASMA AND TAKEN TO THE COUNTRY OF TURKEY• DURING THE RECENT WAR, ERIC SEVER ID, THE NOTED NEWS COMMENTATOR; REMARKED THAT ISRAEL WAS CARVED FROM ARAB LAND, AND MANY PEOPLE TOO READILY BELIEVED .THAT PROPAGANDA TO BE ACTUAL FACT. MR. LEV SAID lT WAS NOT TRUE, THAT THE ARABS NEGLECTED THE LAND Al.L THOSE GENERATIONS~ JEWS HAD ALWAYS LIVED IN THOSE VARIOUS LANDS, AND BOUGHT UP MUCH OF IT FROM THE ARAB POTENTATES PAYING VAST SUMS OF MONEY. FIFTY YEARS AGO THERE WAS NO JORDAN, SYRI.A AND IRAQ. THESE STATES WERE DIVIDED INTO THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES BY ENGLAND. THE JE ws DO NOT PUT MUCH FAITH OR CREDENCE IN THAT REMARK THAT THE COUNTRY WAS CARVED FROM ARAB LAND. ISRAEL JUST WANTS TO DEVELOP I TS OWN. 90% VIAS ESTABLISHED BY J NF WHICH BOUGHT UP THE LAND. THEY DRAINED THE SWAMPS, WIPED OUT DISEASE, . TILLED THE SOIL, AND MADE IT BLOSSOM LIKE THE ROSE. THE BALFOUR DECLARATION BY LORD BALfOUR, Nov. 2, 1917, THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT FAVORED A NATIONAL HOME FOR THE J ~W ISH PEOPLE IN PALEST1NE, WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE civ1L AND RELIGfOUS ~IGHTS OF THE EXISTING NON-JE WISH COMMUNITIES. 50% WAS IN THE NEGEV, MOSTLY DESERT, HILLY, AND SANDY• IT WAS MADE INTO AN AGRICU ~TURAL LAND, AND BEFORE THAT THE ARABS DID NOT B6THER TO CULTl~ATE OR BETTER THEIR AREAS. MRS. AUDRY CAHIL, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN, ASKED ABOUT CAIRO RROPAGANDA, IF IT WAS TRUE THE EGYPTIAN ARABS WERE TAUGHT AND TRAINED TO SLAUGHTER THE ISRAELI PEOPLE, THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN ESPECIALLY, AND THAT NONE SHOULD OE SPARED. THERE WAS MORE AT STAKE THAN MASS MURDER. IT WAS TRUE, AND MOST OF THESE .MANY STORIE S \VERE BEAMED TO THE BACK WOODS TYPES OF PEOPLE L·IVING IN IGNORANCE, FILTH, POVERTY, AND DISEASE, UNABLE TO READ OR TO WRITE IN ORDER TO DIVERT THEIR ATTENTION FROM THEIR OWN SQUALID SURROU NDINGS AND CO NDITIONS. THE MORE ENLIGHTENED AND INTELLIGENT 'ONES MERELY SCOFFED IN DERISION AND CONTEMPT. IT WAS A GOOD JOB OF 11 BRAINWASHING 11 TO BORROW A TRITE EXPRESSIO N. ISRAEL KNE W OF THIS TYPE OF WARFARE AND FALSE ACCUSATIONS, AND FOUGHT ALL THE HARDER FOR THEIR LIVES, THEIR HOMES, FAMILIES AND LAND. IF POSITIO NS WERE REVERSED, THERE WOULD BE NO MORE ·I SRAELe THE PLIGHT OF THE RUSSIAN JEWS WAS DISCUSSED SOMEWHAT. IN THE LAST YEARS OF THE STALIN ERA AND IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING HIS DEMISE, THE CONDITION OF THE JE WS IS AND WAS ~Ul~E FORMIDABLE. MANY WANTED TO LEAVE RUSSIA AND MIGRATE TO ISRAEL, BUT WERE FORBIDDEN SINCE THEY WERE NEEDED IN THE ECONOMY OF RUSSIA, BUT WERE NOT ALLO WED TO PRACTIVE THEIR RE.LlGIONe MUCH COMMUNIST INDOCTRINATION IMBUED BY RUSSIAN AGENTS TRY TO DISCOURAGE THEIR LONGING TO LEAVE BY PREACHING ANTI-ZIONISM. THE PROBLEM OF JUVENILE DELIQUENCY WAS OROSHED UPON. THERE IS LITTLE IF ANY IN ISRAEL AS COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES AND THE U.S. TRUE, THERE ARE SOME UPRISINGS, BUT SO MINOR AS TO BE INFINITESIMAL. THERE IS MUCH STRESS PLACED ON FAMILY LIFE, AND THE PEOPLE ARE TOO OCCUPIED WITH THE SO-CALLED INSTINCT OF SELF-PRESERVATION OF THEIR COUNTRY. MANY OF THE NEW IMMIGRANTS COMING IN BRING THEIR MANY PRO BLEMS WITH THEM AND THEY CAN BE IRONED our. THE NE W GENERATIONS ENTER THE ARMED FORCES, WHICH IS THE BEST SCHOOL FOR THIS TYPE OF UNDERSTANDING. IF ONE DOES NOT KNO W THE LA NGUAGE, HE IS TAUGHT SI NCE TO BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE, IT IS ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS OF KNOWI NG A COUNTRY AND ITS PEOPLE. THE BACKWARD ARABS LlVING IN WHAT WAS THE JORDAN SECTOR DID ADHERE TO THE OLD WAYS AND CUSTOMS BY WEARING THE VEILS, AND CLINGING TO THEIR BELIEFS. SINCE THEY HAVE BEE N EXPOSED TO WESTER N OR EuO PEAN CULTURES, THEY MORE OR LESS HAVE ACCEPTED CHANGE AND DRESS TO CONFORM TO THE NEWER CO NCEPTS• MR. LEV SAID THERE ARE, HOWEVER, NO 11 MINl 11 SK IRTS. �ASKED CONCERNING ECONOMIC CO NDITIONS IN ISRAEL, MR. LEV REPLIED BRIEFLY THAT WE ARE BECOMING FAMOUS AS A f"ASHION CENTER, CREATING OUR OWN UNIQUE DESIGNS AND IMPORTING TO OTHER COUNTRIES. THE WAR - iiAS-- INCREASED THE ECO NOMIC PR-O~BLEMS Of' THE ARABS TOO, WHO WERE PART OF THE FORMER V!EST BANK. THEY ARE ·UNABLE T:O ASSUME RESPONSIBLE JOBS, SINCE THEY ARE NOT EDUCATED TO ACCEPT OTHER n'-PES ;Of' WORK BUT .ONLY MEN I AL TASKS. t ISRAEL IS NOT A MEMBER OF THE COMMON MARKET, BUT WOULD LIKE TO BE LIKE THEI.R NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR, GREECE, SINCE THAT COUNTRY HAS MORE PURCHASING POWER. IT IS HARD FOR ISRAEL, SINCE IT HAS TO IMPORT ,MUCH OF ITS ·NEEDS, AND LAC~$ NATURAL RESOURCES. IT WANTS TO BE A JEWISH STATE, AND WANTS ITS OWN PEOPLE TO COME ·AND LIVE THERE, BRINGING ITS MANY SKILLS ALO NG. IT MUST IMPORT MOST OF ITS RAW MATERIAL$• IT DOES EXPORT FRUITS THOUGH .- ORANGES BE I NG ONE OF THE BEST• MOST .Of' THE MONEY G9ES INTO MAINTAING ITS ARMY FOR SECURITY REASONS, AND WEAPONS COST A FORTUNE. THE I s'RAEL I ARABS AND THE WEST BANK . ARABS LIV I NG IN A LITTLE VILLAGE NEAR JERUSALEM, SEE THE DIFFERENT STANDARDS OF LIVING, AND ISRAEL WILL HE~P ALLEVIATE THEIR - PLIGHT, BY PAYING · FOR THEIR CARE, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. HERE HADASSAH HAS PLAYED AND IS CONTINUING TO PLAY A MORE IMPORTANT PART IN FOSTERING BETTER UNDERSTANDING. THERE IS SOME JEALOUSY IN THAT THE ARAB SOLDIERS SEE THEIR OWN PARCHED LAND, RICH IN LITTLE OR NOTHING BUT POISONED, EMPTY TALK, AND THEN SEE THE RICH, FERTILE, GREEN LANDS WHICH ISRAEL 1 S KNOWLEDGE AND HARD WORK HAVE MADE INTO AVERTIBLE "GARDEN or EDEN". MRS. CAHIL ASKED THE QUESTION, VOICED WHAT SO MANY HAVE WANTED TO KNOW: 11 WHAT BRINGS TH~SE POEPLE TOGETHER IN UNITY~ STRENGTH, AND SUCH PURPOSE ? FIRST, MR. LEV REPLIED THAT IT IS OUR HI STORY, AND OUR LOVE OF THE COUNTRY MADE DEEPER BY THE MEMOR I.ES OF PAST WARS, AND THAT AT LONG .LAST WE HAVE BEEN GATHERED UNTO OUR OWN~ OUR HEARTFELT SYMPATHY ·10 REEVA LEVY AND HER FAMILY UPON THE R.ECENT PASSING OF HER HUSBAND, REUBEN• THOUGH DEATH HAS SUMMONED REUOEN, MAY HIS 1MAGE STILL LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE DEAREST TO HIM AND CONTINUE TO BE AN INSPIRATION - A LIVING FOUNTAIN WHENCE AL~ HEALING fLO ws. OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATION TO BETTY BROUTMAN UPON HER. RECENT MARRIAGE. MAY THEY BE BLESSED WITH MANY GOOD THING~ AND MUCH HAPPINESS, AND A LONG LIFE TOGETHER. OUR SINCEREST BEST WISHES, AND HAPPY GREETINGS AND CONGRAT!JLATIONS TO RABBl ROSENBERG UPON HIS COMING MARRIAGE. WE ALL EXTEND OUR WISHES TO BOTH OF THEM FOR A LONG AND- HAPP.¥ · LIFE OF PLEASANT AND GOOD _ COMPANIONSHIP. PLEASE KEEP IN · MIND,t, SATURDAY; OCTOBER 7, 1967 THE HADASSAH STUDY GROUP WILL MEET AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. GoLD1E · SMITH, OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AT 1:JO P. M. _ TUESDAY, OCTOBER J1, 1967 WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING OF HADAS.SAH AT TEMPLE 8 1 NAI ISRAEL. MRs. FELDMAN, FROM NATIONAL HADASSAH 1N· ~.]Ew YORK, WILL BE THE GUEST OF HONOR, AND PLEASE DO BE PRESENT • .THIS WILL BE A EVENING AFFAIR. To EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF HADASSAH, AND WOULD-BE MEMBERS, AND L.IFE MEMl3ERS, WE, IN MUSKEGON, BECOME ELIGIBLE FOR ONE or THE THREE PRIZES -- A ALL EXPENSE-PAiD TRIP TO ISRAEL· FOR TWO WEEKS, .PROVIDING WE DO INCREASE OUR CHAPTER 1S PARTIC(PATlONe ON BEHALf" OF HADASSAH, OUR GREETINGS ,70 EACH AND EVERYONE FOR~ GOqD YEAR 0~ HEALTH, PEACE, AND HAPPINESS AND ALL THE' GO.OD THINGS THAT MAKE LIFE ENJOYABLE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/9f29d8d71fdc0fe9d403d70edd93ecee.pdf 6340c0adf66df416c63aa5d32573b119 PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEyON, MlCHlyAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Abe Ashen(orf, President Octo~)01~ 6, 1961 T; : -:11:ri 26 5722 C O H ii U 1'1 I T Y 1£ Ii I. . s_ _ S.A. 1: 0 ll S .H I P Fri0.2.y, Oct. 6 ••• •• ••• • ,8:30 Pl-i BD .ATH Scr.·.1on: . 11 Freoc.1ofil :i:.ic".e r-s fl: L:il,erty Lovers 11 UifIT:~D AP;?~J]., Sii.BB~~TH u T S A B B A T H Scn:ion: 7 ric•r:.y , Oct. 13 ••.•..••• 2:30 PH - _- ·trJi_""du.ft Zc.1ucr,_ ti,o:n ~,.s 1 IIis,b.c.l e ch Noc.h' 11 In honor of the beeinning of our Adult Education ProGrarn of the year. 7=:'.AD ITIO llf,. L 1: 0 J. S H I P Sr'.~)i)c-..tl1 me o.... ··•-•• .•.Oct. 11 Cl I') <...: 13t11 !. • • • 'o , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 JO : p·I _ 11. So.:foc:t"Gh I-lorn .• ~ ••• •••• Oct . 7 Q lLr"th ••••••••••••••.•••••••• 8:30 ~ �C A L Z i:T D J. D. f"\'"''lV"l...,--r ·- T E MP L E -~~----~ - -._,_ -- - ---- - Fri 6 - !:-cD18'.' H:'.':GI STi:..\'rIOi·T 1: 30-3 : 30 fl•i ( Li br:1.ry) F A l-~ I L Y - _ n _,..:__. ,.,:__:_ .:.,___:_.,~- Ur. Ne.thn.n tleumer, r ~t llcr o-S: 7cc1. i!euuer, October 7th . :· -, tl1~-m t.: " J U 1 l.0· ·l 1 ·eycx, :::,T ~·_;_1(:x-.r 0nts . . ... of Hrs. S-tPnl cy K"'"'l (" ·,t-' •.. :1. oc·1:' · 1~ :> •' ·~ ~ coi" T'ru-n·, r" t l · ,. · • L J c. .., . \ -r , , o. 1er or 1..x::: . ou.i·s · . Aron, Octo ber 15. · ·· Sto.n De.jong, · brother o: Cu-:·0:-..-.v Dc jonc-; Oci'to~~er l Gth. n . . 'i') • -.l •;.' 1my-1 rice . r.:ot~ic r of S:-r.mcl Price , -o·cfo;Jer 18th. Loui s ICh:y f , f a tl'lf.)r ~~:-.nuel ~CL;~yf , T;i. s hri- 28 • ..;:C7,07r'-t~ru::..=::a.. C.:::C:... : ·.!p,~e:. .V ,!.:'a-':.... ...!::S:.:!:i:l..n~'...:·..,• ...,.J. -:,::.::.:"' , ;,o o ~<•• . ; -- ··-1,-, V .i.!..\,-, ., J. 1-lr. J,oe f~ i,n.=-er, Chcsl1v:-n -10. ,-. J. :-Ion 9 - Do0. ro of ::::t1 . Ori en tc. tion ~ :ecti t1.:; - i! oon ' IIe.br~-ir ' Scllool ·l:i0-5 :40PH· Tof• ch,1:cs 1-icotin~; 8 :00 10 : 30 ::> •.. '.i . Soci:,.l H,:;.ll. , \,,. of Tue 10- Hebr8i" School 4 :10-5: 40 £1::-_c.~r.ss~~-h 0o~.rcl. i-. !oeti 11·fl'u 8 : CO ':i:c::1~1l e H~:11 1·cc1 11- lfc1)1•~1r School 4:10-5 :40 l;.c.-.:.u l t :2c: . Council 8:00 P .; .• Ter1)l c IL:.11 '.L:•:;~TIC YOU :•:.rs . fJr-• n cl I(l c'tf 1 7 ,... . . _ .'v·--. Jv·o r::\ - - 1 ,, ·"c•c~ har c.iecp gr :::. ti tude f or t:1.c : :::-.c.w ~~ll10 GY •1r cr• ;0•11~ ·· n l· · 0'.,_v - ···----11 " 1, v \Ti r..;hes f rur:- t he :r,eP.hC~f.) of ou r ~Con ·,ro ·.-;,ti on . , .T~rr 12- COLlJi;:BU[.; -'i;;,y - . Hebr0u School /,: 10-5:4C J o ~r 6 O:t _id":l Cr' tipn 8 :15 Sun 15- :::sr..I C!-I_QlJI:; r:-:1~;:rJL 10- 12 : 15 I-ion 16- Ibbrc1 , Sc hool 4 :lQ-5: 40 ..J.. ~ ...... - • .~ ·--- - t ~- .. \.::, ____ - ~ •J •J - r,, ~ 11osc ",:-11.0 h .. -v (~ s :r1t u r--_ t~::J~~:.' ~-~.--;r.r c1.s t .nC::. '.'i shes ;or t,;_1c ,;e-.··-::::c . ·. T i."' Tue 17- Ibbrei: ; School L;.: 10-5: L:.0 ..,, re: :<Lr s . i ~--:- :·.: Scln.i'b~1 · .1.r . :': .L~rs . Dm: -.:ti·i.21:L.l ·. :-lr. t: h1•s . l.i~_111c::,-~ ~~o"v~:ctn Iir, ::_: ilrs . fr0c- . '.o,' o.::·r i n cd ~ u - II.:::br8' ~ ;·~chool /: 10- 5:L:.O 'I'hr 19- Hcbr t' r- ;_;c hool l:. : 10-5 :40 B 1 n .'.' i }3r·it~1 • 'i'Hiuli( YOU 'i'o 111- . J :'.lw ; shen clorf :,,'m: (m1.'.'.t in::; boo': ::,hol ve::: for tl:0 :::eli~ious .School Off ice . �1 OU?.. D~EST @A':rI'IVDE ':' e C!L1'.'. <1...L.1.. ().l. tllO GC '::i10 gG.v 0 thcil~ t:L:.0 o.nd. devotion to ·m.,7)ca. our ~~oly Ds.ys n truly 1:1cnori:bl~ 0 :10 of I'.cnewr>.l r,ncJ._Inspir-..ition. EspccLtlly do ue trumk the r ollowing: lt..·. Joo Sinc;cr, Ccntor i-:1~3 . ~::-.r11er Galonbeck, Choir- . I •::.:.\.::ctor & Soloist.1-h·. D('.n_ Gilbe:rr-...JL:n- Sol.oist ~ ;Choir :ih~ . i':.1"11ol d DourzielOrcnnist. r:: . l-: usic !)irector.- · :, -' Dr. Philli::_) 1-Iille:v-Shofo.r D1·. :iiol'::tis '.rel cs , Renc1 in:; _of Toi•o.:1 C:. L;sistin ~ nith Services iir. :?l1illip Gr~milr, CJ,. rnting Kol :-: i u.re [;11cl l:orni:a :_:; Services .;.- ...i ... ......... - ~ ICD,".,.~· t>CHOOL I:=GISTRi,TIOi,I __ ___ 1 Our : ~eek D2.y Hebreu Ch.s1oe s ·w ill · bc:;in on 2iona.r,.y, Oct. 9th, 2.!ld -t;1ercfore all children 1rho i1ill . r.ttcnd our !Iebrc;,, Cle sses must be _., r c.r·istered oy· t h.: ·V ti,1e ~ Hou.:. · cv~1~ , in ord.e:r' c hild. to · ·:ild ce . •'. the· ... ' rcn in the pr4nor clr.sti n ccorcl.i::.1z to :L:.1c.'.i riSuil need, .r::rid. ~n . - :. o·r•t"er to s chcc~ul G cl, s :-.e s so ·there_·. ,, i s n. pin;i,mun OJ': con:r lict bet-~ ·oon~. · · outsi~7 e ci.ctiyj. tio 8 :- nc..· ::-re bre~, -:- _ · ·-, Y'I ':''l'I''•'f'ICJ -, ~HOULD i ...........r ., ., w .. _ T _ . DZ .CO, . ,:?!'. ··:._.::;•r_. ._ _:· ·· -;_:_ y '.J.'J·C j•: 1::) OF i TfIT} I ''/E:sI(. ,. Con;,; . t:~y ucntly r:.:. .; iIUl'l:..· 'iLO..i ·F Oit }{;"jjlZ:' CLi B:j:2[, T·111 "' • • u:1 , ['_l •;0 t hnnlc ou-r l'1·os i den-t , /.11l~ ~; 0 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 'l':.:;_(:...:·?L~·~c::-; T.:r~. i::-li.I- r •. ·· .·· ' 1.. ~ 30 (' ·. ~c~:~t~2_/_-c,-r ~~~. :,v :; ,: OQ _ 1 " ' '> • : CJ . ----c,• Pi.1, Ii : J.';J..:, ' 1...:.,wPL.c , LI.Ji•..d,Y• C ,rill Hl'. i,bo .:\shondor:C., cmc'. hi:3 :cl lou n"' :)cl_ to ht.v a the r-::,.::,ictr::- tion o .:'~ icoi'f: ·, :ho uere ,_.i th hi.I:.! on tho cc.:rcl.:6' fi lled out, to ;:uo· · ., :h::-t J L: ~ ---~ho ,, ssi s ted , 'i th the ocr- _ .I.~.:-.-:,r s of t!1c - ~~6 8:: · ill coi1f lict ""F. ·.-,~. . v_,_.; c."'.__ ..•. · ..' 1~,~l T-l "'rl ~'-- -:;, .1___·1 · O ·.L.n· ··u·-~,_, ~•"·in ~7i t,h:. Hobrc-~7 Cl,· s es , ,-..ncl finol ~ ,-;,,,, .. t ,..,;• --,e~'1li·1 c fror1 th.,_,n V • , •~ . ,. (. .\. U - · . - • .. . - : I..:;: . • ~J::;p1ent of .-:.11 rc e;i s tr:· tion r- 11d bo ol:: foe s (unle ss ox:,,resdy , nd Ui.IIT~D 1 pp,:;11.1 -otJ,.e r .·i sc r-.::cr~-~1.i;ed) • drs . ,~I'e l os l l°lw'·:c , ,cm. Co1.:uuni t y f.'unc': l,nc: Uni t d,~ ---------:-- ,:ill .'.'. ct o.s Hcc;idc.r r> ncl ~-ill be 1~~n o~.1 :;,·.n:J[) t,h is t::ii s Fric':·y ,·nc.. ;,1 8 to t .n::;1rc :c your r·ue s :tion~;t"he 2_ Grn1(·>y . The bc::;inn in0 of tho ~-..:_ _;)hi , :ill 2.l-so; bo c.yn.iLJ:?l-E:'-~ _-?:·.: .--i:..i :.-n br~l'lCS to our ~ttontion (IZ y ou l'.bsolut9l y c:nno-t con e -c·.~o n:--.il, ) Oints: .. . _ clu1·in ·,: t l1i s · ti.no y ou Day 9211 1. .~J.t~1ou:-~h th'.) Uni to~'.. _ii'und -v.:.s . the T;:;ol o Of lice to notify us i:1iti~':c,cc:.. to scrve_.tt€ n ec(s .of t ~r 0 :: ~'ot..r .. L'1tentio:rn to re-gii;,_ t:1;:; Agencies , by now i t a [)Urpo ;--:e . vour chiiff; hm td'v3r; r.~u ~ ·to ir.; to :-;c1·ve tho 11eec~5.:__,_?J_~h~~~~- ,.,; · :; ·' "~:Kie-s, o:.1ly c. feu cr.11s I.. • .._.,- til·c Crn i.:-n.mi ty. 2 . Givine to t he U. A. is :•!O'l' ;)_ 110.ttar ~f cru.~ ~ity btlt_ n r.ir-ttcr of.... tho s oCJ.'.- . 1 _,:no. cconon1.c uclf:;.rc 01 <' --~ c;:,n be r1.ecc -1tec.~.. ) !JI:I3C.: / OH ~-.:OULTS· ~~•110 J'.c1.ult ·:::;duca tion Council is ... _ ·.11:,m1 in:.; to contfo.ue in stru~tio~ :....<-' 1_1 Hebrcn: on r;1 intern ocli c.t Et l<\vel · ·---(' r,o ""'1"' " 1'1. •1 ··q. : . _.· , •··-:-, :L:!J I'l' ·,)1 r ,.i..., 1 INI'1"It,_ 1• ...:.,. om.· Conr.1tu11 ty • · t ia: ' 'i'hic 1:-tt..:)r iJOll1 -.i.s 'De::; t unc,cr- "re ,'.Fnre of tho '..,GI-.. u•.,ll.!J. ···.- •··,c• p•l..J-' ·. ,.:,-::,. ~--" c-,-, __ ,_,.Loo( - :1a1 ue C'L-~b'S 1'~or•-. 1. JD •~:..:C"l:, " • .. JC.11.".. ;· - J_' C hilt1 au1.· Clin" 1.· c , HO'i'If.Y US IF YOU i.1-~-; .VJTl•:...·,.:BT..:..D. :i, 1., the < · r;""'Ce ucw., tho ~~OY. C: Girl Scouts; 8tc., m~e &r.Jportcd by the U.A. 0 ,• �;-• \ BOARD OF :rDUCNrIOj:! D~GiiTS ITS ·..'OP.I( .At Hoon, October 9th, the Don.rd of Eclucntion, ,rill c.'.SDei.ible, ~.:nd neu Denbers , rill be 1:elco:·1cd to a year of labor O!l beha.lf of our chiJ,drert-' c'lld youth. There uill be- t\t thic tine c .::;enernl orienta tion in or<Jer tl:.. .t everyone nD.y be brou::;ht up-to-c'..." .te concernin;; the problen s ,:-,~10. o~Jeration of our Religiouo Zuucationo.l Syste11. On Tbursclay, Oct. 12th, nt 8:15 PH, tho Bonrcl iTill hold the first of ito ree,ularly schedulctl !nonthly n octin :_;s. It i r; 1..:t this tir10 tho.t it i:'ill r.ct U)on nr'tters on its nc.:~en6.c.. c.s ·to both l1ro hlens t·J1d policies. I-'OF. -'.i\LZ 82\i"2TY O:' OU ... C11ILDf.ill.~ Tho present ::iolic::" of t:10 Do,~rcl of 2cl.uc['_tion io t :ct --):'.rents nre ~to-)ic1~ u!, t heir c:1:i.l~~.r ej1 fron Reli::;ioU f:l Lc ho ol ei thcr by ent e ri.11 .·: t ~,c 1.mi1Cii1;:; for them or by clri vine; in to the 'i'enJ,le :;:ic..rl:i tl.:_; lot to cl i n ina te any posr.iibl0 c1.-m:3er 1,:;' vehicle congeGtion or trc.f::'ic. The Bo£'.rd is discussin3 c. c1i f;'er ent :policy becausc°'fthe use of the p&r king . lot in incleme:.ri:. 1i02.ther. TEJ.\CIZ1"1 EDUCATIOll This ·Sunday, October ~-.11 our te2.c hers o f the TI.eli ;:-,iot~::; School 1: nc1 the entire stnf:i.', ~;ill r.tte:1d a.~ all dny Tea chers ' L1 otitute in Lnnsing, c.;,:;:,.in s;iorn:;oj_•et by HSTS. This ic r~ ti.110 so·~ -~ dc.e for our tcc.cherc to ,:-.Cv;,nco tl1em:::el vcs· i.Jrofesdonc.11:~ :- i1c. ec1u C[: tion::-.lly, . t li.:et i ::::, to rx·.:.:e then selves bettor tct. c llor::ci of our youn~. As l c s-~. ye,.r, -~:10 ::,1·0.::,Ta.u and discuGs im1 s -.i.E. :)O ch.".l len3il1G, ins;'.)iritio;1t-.l <-1.:.1c1 infor-mc.tive. P.f!.bbi DJ.;;·.:._)rio of if~l s ., '.:ho c.tu:1.i11ec: ['. : ,t.:.rt.cr:.; in i~ ucr.tion befor0 o.:tcrin~ the R~bbino.tc, encl l'..:·0~)i So.nwl Ko..rff of li'lii1t, , ~ill :10 t :1.c C.isdussion leaders. n, H0110i,S TO DR. ,irn:~rc:::: '- •. :..;1;:._,;J.1_ DI1:.TH ?~-C::BI D~~T. u. .-~.:.r.c. ••••• fcr· turcd :in "Tllo COl!GHZGLTIO~; B1JJ.I I 3Ii.,L'"L . Fourth & if3b::;ter ~.ltroets 1-ru.skegon, iiichi~o.i.'i Telephone: P.t'l.2-2702 · · Rr·bbil1r.. ge: P06-5L,27 Temple Btnai .. Israe 4th. & Webster . OR3an·,y+•o-Muske!gon, Mich . No)\. PRof,{ Ti M.E. VA LUE /\1\A IL :,o~··e:t of ..f<'.i.th" se.r:ies ;::-pp0~1;:d.:..1 :_; i:1 the 1:u skq;on Chron:i..cl.o, r:~~·::.m:( ~--Y, Scptenber 23rd •.• :-,.0::1.tio·~_cc~ <'.S o!le 1rho h;::_ s tr::.velc c!. t l10 -.:·orl0 to e;::-.1lorc r eli:;iou::; 1·0:,:ou.1·ccs t '. v~ ilc.ble to i.'rlspi:ce ~1cc.ce ••.• r)L'ns D. "Surn:iit Co11i'c:.·c:1c0li ·of , ,orld rolicious lc:.-.c1orG to ·_1ron ote ,)ence ••• v ill · t.110 . • r.:;;r;::-, r~'="' ,-,,;"' 1 �THF.T.R IS HOPE TN THE i!ORLD P11;.bbi 'Eo You •••....•.•• Erev Horld Series 1961 E very am, wor1on mid child lrnecl.s a source of hope to bolster his s-_, irit in tines of crisi s , hel ~1lessness r-nc:!. disillusionnent. Cincinna ti is the plncc of my birth. It is a I'letropolis of mod0rc..te size, hco.vy ,rith inc1ustr,J rmJ. hiGh culture. Its :products rench into our lives - into our hones n 10 businesses as soap, into our fr,ctorics ~s n::-.chi:.'1.e tools, into our ;,_irplrnos r.s ,i 0t,-cngines. Its Jc1d s h Conmunity is vibrrn1t r'.i1cl intensive as thr>t of Hihmukee. Its R;:-_bbi nice.l Sen inc.ry, the olde s t in .Ancr:i.ca, the Hebreu Union Collc Gc , produees rnd distributes yom1 ~ jl:_'.h1J~.s c,ll over our country, r.11 over t he ·,,orld .::n0. even to .i. iusl~o,:;on, ~ .-: ,,,,-1.:_c.n , It is C'. :;000 city in v hich to c;rou up. lmd. Cincinnati has a. baseball team.. Every twenty years brings not only a world war to mankind but also the pennant to Cincinnati. This year rrrJ 11 home 11 team (with all due respect and homage to the Detroit Tigers who have melted away into butter chasing the Little Black Samba Yankees) has won the Pri ze in its own baseball league. And some of the experts are now prognosticating that the Reds (not the Russinn or Chinese brand) will win over the Yankees of New York, U.S.A. Even though I have been plunged into despair and hopeles sness that the world ruid rnankind might be visited with a catastrophic hydrogen war, and even thou gh I have become desp ondent over our ability and resources through the United Nations and through our own government to ward off this evil ruid to build a better world, I and a million other Cincinnati Redleg Fans have now been given by God a glimmer of hope in this world. And perhaps we Bi ght use this situation to sa ve the world! Perhaps we could solve the idiotic situation into which we have gotten ourselves over Berlin with the Russians by creating in thema."new heart". We have complained a bout the hardness of their heart, their stubborness, and with just co.use. We have never been able to me lt the stone f a ce of the Russian negotiator to any appreciable extent, we feel. But now we have the solution to this problem! Look at the possibilities. We will tell the Russians, broadcast it to them through all our channels of communication and especially over Radio Free Europe that all .Americons (except of course the intractable New Yorkers) WILL crusade and a gitate and see to it that the Reds will win over the Y~ , kc e::, in .Ar,1e ;:·i c .• �THEIR IS HOPE IN THE WORLD ( con I t) 1his of course will mean that we Redleg Supporters will need to have ~11 .Americans (except the five per-cent who reside in New York) pledge and give their undivided and final loyalty to the Cincinnati Ball Club . If we can do this (in spite of the pitiable but noble opposition of the five per cent in New York whom we can squelch by declaring them un!!.llleri can ) - if then all good and faithful Americans will rally behind the Redlegs of Cincinnati we will have won the greatest propaganda victory over the Russians of Europe ana we will have won the most important battle of the Cold War. We will make much of the Redlegs' victory . We will show the world, especially our enemies, how in America, the underdog, the forgotten ball cl .:), the team in which there has been no hope or future has now won & g!:'. i.n st 'u:1.E: r,10st feared and formidable foe the r,1ost glorious cor; _:::-"t of all, 'l'l1is team of ball players who have been forced to the L __ LtoL of the League for many years (which is even worse than being driven underground as the Red Party in America has been) - this group of persecuted i"Jnericans who have been bullied by Capitalistic Amer ica for twenty yenrs has now risen to the heights of glory. I believe sincerely, <ls the promise of this victory deeply move s me , and as it will most certninly create a change of heart in the Russians of Europe, that it will also r.iove the Reds of China to an even more concilliatory position than that which they have recently t aken. And to make sure and certa in that this change of heart in our enemies toward brotherhood and peace will become permanent, I have a plan which again uses ba seball as our salvation. If our above plans will succeed, we will hold the attention of all the Com11unists in the world while we are changing their hearts . We will have one week whi:IE the World Series is being played to a ccomplish this. And what of the other weeks durin g the year? If we could continually hold their attention and mc1.ke their heart change continually, wouldn't this be n better world for all :mankind? The American Governnent and People will cert~inly not save the world by their present actions, but only through exporting Jv'iajor League Baseball throughout the world to developed nnd undeveloped nations, to all climes and conditions, and among all races and peoples. We of America will then organize over t he face of the globe fifty-two r,mjor Area s in which there will be Major League Baseball Games . And then throughout the yer:.r uithout end, week nfter week , there will be a World Series being pll'.yed which would be broadcc..st and t el evised to all mankind. And in the se World Series, An1erica will have Russia a s a ally, and together they will support nnd agitate for ruid root for the underdog, the dis, ?rimjnated "g~.hst , . the pe:r:-secuted ball team to win always .... Arr! •ic • , ~ T.- h'J ;::; :i _:-. · ,1.on i o ~~ .t'e ac;i t kgi ta t e now for the American Redleg ...t. .. , i..) e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) 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Se .~tember 1 _, Friday Evening REFORM COMMUNITY VESPER SERVICES 8:00 PM Friday Evening F.i,MILY WORSHIP SERVICE Labor Dav Observance Birthda;,_;- Bl~ssing Ciere mony Participants: Shelley ~1.u5:ust & Bob Galombeck One f Shabbat 8:00 PM Friday Evening _ "WISHES PEOPLE }1'-1.KE 11 Mr. & Mrs . 1.ian Oppenheimer. Kiddush 8:..00 PM ~ -~---·--------Sep tember 15 Sermon: Participants: - - - - ----------- -----~-- -------September 22 -SeptembGr 29 - - ------·· . ·- -- - Friday By(ming Sermon: "WIIH.T GOOD -IS IT 'IO PHIS?tr Participants: Dr. & Mrs . Morton Kantor Kiddush -------·-·. - .. -·---·-- ·. _., .__---··. .. ' --- - - -·- Friday ~vening Se rmon: "THE 11.PPRiliCH OF NEW Y&-1.R 11 Participants: :r1r. & Hrs . Horbert Steinman Kiddush 8: 00 PM ·-· ____ , ., ___ 8:00 PM TR.,.DI TION.1.L SERVICES &1.BR..TH MORNINGS Se 1:tembe r 2, 9: 16., 23 & 30 8:30 .t-1.M �.n.UGUS T CALZND.cl.R Sun 27 Hada·s ·sah Paid- up Dinne r 6:00 GIOUS SCHOOL OPEi~S -RELI - ~----. ..... ---- --·---- - Tem!)l e Mon 28 Boa r d of Education 8:00 we d 30 Si s terhood Open Board 1 : 30 To approve bud~e t Home : Rut h O,.penheime r 3053 Coolid r,-e SEPTErlliER C.:.LiND.ri.R ., Sun 10 'IYG H3eting-Details Later \rJe d 20 B 1nai Br i t h Busine ss h.::e tin e & Pro, ram Thu 21 BC.n.R!l OF TRUS1DiS 8 :00 Sun 24 Sis te rhood Paid-up Supper . .....,.;:_ r Templ e - See Flve 6 :00 Re l if,i ous School Classes will convene on Se;J t embe r 1 0 from 10: 00 until 1 2 :00 . Mr s . He rbe rt Ste i nma n , Chairman of the Boa r d of Educa tion, we lcomes the followin~ te ache rs to t he 1967-68 Staff : ., Kinde r garte n- Mr s . Florence Bishop ; Firs t Gr ade - Mi s s Ellen Cahill; Third Grade-Miss Frances Price; Fourth and Fifth GradesMr . David .t-~she ndorf; Six th and Se venth Grades-Mr -. ..1lan Oppenheimer ; Ei: hth Grade-f''I r s • .i.rthur Jenkins . :Mrs . n.lan O;:,pe nhe irner ;will se rye:_ a s Sc ho ol Se cretary . The-r e' ..'are ope nin:.s ava ilable for sub stit ute Re ligious School t eache r s . Both me n a nd women are invitect · to r e · is t e r wi t h the Temp l e Boa r d of Edtica ti~h, and he l p in t he vital work of our Reli;.ious School. Contact :Mrs . Ste inman,__7c.... ;)5'--_2_8_0-'-9_._ _ _ _ __ -.. .,, SEPT . 10 ~ ~ _____ _ ___ Re l i: :ious Sc-hool Se.-tembG r 10, 17 & 10 : 00 - 12:00 Conf irmati on Class Saturday Mornin;-:--s-:. 10:00 hl'J. Se. t embe r Zl.... 16, 23 & 30 Se s sions: 24 COMING i.I;VEN T.S : Siste rhood a nd Hadas sah Rumma5e Sale, Novembe r 1 and 2, at the Resc ue I'-'l i ssion . '.Fl ci"ase save your rummace . .c1.rrangement s will be made to p i ck up at late r date . Youth Group Card Pa r t ~· to be held· Novembe r 8 at the Gas Comp any save the da te • ,1.DDRESSES N...., _,DED FCR S TUDEi~T r-'1.. IL ...... ....... - . ....._ . ,c _ _ , _ ..._ _ _ .._. ·- If a member of y our family who is in the armed s e rvice s or attendint, colle f.e would like the Te rn~ l e bulletin maile d t o the m, p l e as e se nd the ir compl e t e name and addres s on a p ost al card to the Templ e office a s soon as Jewish Home Cale ndars will not p ossible . Include zii: code num1 be maile d t o conc r e~ants home s be rs . This i nclude s s t ude nts who 1 this : e ar because of; expense involrec e ive d the bulle tin last ye ar , ved . Two a ttrac ti ve t v )e s of calenal t hou · h t he r_e may be no c ban .roe da r s , contr ib uted b, L~~ Funeral in the ir address • ..... Home and Ealbirnie -.n.postle, are avai lable for :. ou to p ick up in .;111 INFOR:tV1. TION FOR OCTOBER BULTem:- l e Lobb~; when y ou come to s e rLETIN N..E...::DED IN ~vRI TING BY vices or i n the Tom1. l e office SEP TEYill....,R 21 at 9 : 30 ••M ·"· T THE durin the weok . Take as many as TEi-tf'LE O.'FICE. NO PHONE c;1LLS neede d . .,. · -- - --wTLL BE M..DE . Pa,-e Two 1 - - ____ ----------·- �PRESID.:.:.NT uNNOUl'l.;ES COI-J'IIT1E.8S COOPBR.1.'l'ION , .. SK~D FOR }·•• RTICIP.•NTS We are r,. lanning to continue our :Mr. Alan Oppenheimer, President o po. ular ~articip ation of members in Tem:i,:,le B I nai Israel, is please d to Friday ovenint Sabbath services . announce the followinf committees t expedite Temple affairs for 1967-68: We 1ve received a number of nice Finance Committee : Mr . Isadore comments on this feature which we •• shendorf, Chairman, Hr . Max Roths- inaucurated a couple of years ago , and we want to expand participachild, Mr . Jack Lipman, Mrs . Rose tion in it. Lawson, Mr . Richard Kaufman , Dr . Morton Kantor, Mr. ii.be .i:1.Shendorf , We have , in the past, run into Dr. 1-. rthur Greenbe rg, Mr . Joel some difficulties with membe rs not resp ondinr, to the call and reWiener . quest to i,artici1_,a te in a r.iven House Committee: Mr . Herbert steinman~ch·aT:rman, Mr . Leo Rosen, Friday ni,_:ht s qrvice . we strongly urse that ;, ou rGsf, ond affirmatively Mr. Jack Steindler, Mr . Jacob when ~'OU are contacted to read the li.shendorf Rabbi's Liaison Committee: · Dr . candleli~htfog prayer, or to sit i'irthur Greenber,c, "thairman, Mr . on the Bimeh with our Rabbi and Ted Neumer, Mr . Jess Lpvin read the portion . Remember t hat our Temple serRi ~ual a12._~_l--ulp it Committee : Mr . vices are not a spectator activity Lewis Jaffe, Chairman, Mr . Joel but rathe r ar0 a participation vdener, Hr . Joseph .Simon Mt~i~ . . Usher: ¥Jr . Richard Roette r Li~rary_£~~: · Mrs • . ii.lan __ --~:.~~!?: Oppenh~_im_e_r_ __ Oppenheimer, Chainnan, Mrs . Harriso SINGi.m 1--RCMOTES BONDS FOR !SR.EL Friend Ce.!11~}._~ry Cornm_ittee1_ Mr . Isadore Phillip Lind , one of .1®erica ' s ~shendorf, Chairman Mr . Richard most versatile sin e·ers and enterBe.9..~est Committee: Kaufman, Chairman tainers of sta £e, scree n, r adio Membersp.p Committee : Mr. and Mrs . and TV will a~pear at the home of Dr . and Mrs. ~rthur Greenberg on Jack Lipman BO.aRD OF EDUC ... TION: Mrs . Herbert Sunda;: 0ven:i,nr, , Ser.: tembe r 10, at 8:00 on behalf of Bonds for Israel. Steinman, Chairman, Mrs . Ralph .'l.u::ust, Mrs . Louis .~ron, Dr . 1... rthur The entire community is cordially invited~ - l- leas0 join us for a Greenber[. , Mrs . lewis Jaffe, Mrs . :p1"easant even1=._~f....;_• _ _ _ _ _ __ Jack Lipman, Mr . Sam Wolosin, Dr . Phillip Miller SECRET...RY 1 S OFFICE HOURs- ··-, ,....... Cfu.NGES NEEDED F'OR COMMUNITY LIST Afto r Labor Day , 9c30 - 1 : 30 , ~tis urge ntly requested that an Mondays throur~h Thursdays, later chan{.".es of a ddr e ss or telephone be b~r _a.t,E_?intment_. reported as soon as possible to the Temr:,le office, as 1967-68 Community GIFT SHOP suzge sts that you se l e ct List Bookle ts will be made up soono y our NE\ij Y ,11.R~ C,-,,RDS early .from Pafse Three. ·• Sisterhood Gift Shop, g �TEhPLE YOUTH GROUP ,1.C TIVITIES If a de ath has occurre d in y our family durinr: tho past ye ar which has not bes n made known to the Temp l e office and he nce has not be en note d in the Te mp le bulk tin, pl e a se s e nd particulars of namo , r e l a.'tionship to y ou, and date of de ath to the office at once, if Jrou wish inclusion in the Yorn Kipp ~.?:.~~.?.• Thank yo~•- · - - - - GOIN G .1.W•.Y FOR THE HOLY DAYS? If y ou expe ct to attend Rosh Hqshanoah or Yam Kippur s o rvices at· anot he r synagogue, it will be ne ce ssar;,r for y ou to ap ply at once to -the Templ e of fic e for a Ui,HC Hi gh Holy Days Courte sy Request Form . This must include tho name of the congr egation whe r e you will worship, and a copy will be se nt to the m so they can prope rly anticipate the ir s e ating r e quireme nts The r e Cour te s;;r Forms are av4ilable to only Templ 8 membe rs, not to out-of- town me mbe rs of the ir familios , othe r t han me mba rs of arme d forc e s or students . bEQUEST FUND Y.IBRITS CONSIDER,,TION Did Jrou know that our TemiJl e now has a Beque st Committe e, which is w orkinc to obtain be que sts to the Tumple by our Congr e e;ants? · Eve r y one is aske d to c-: ive most serious conside ration to makipr sue provisions in his wi~l . Contact Richard Kaufman or .1.lan Or,pe nheimer for information or r e plie s to y our que stions . On i... ur us t 1 7, a You t h Group Meet in,r· ,i a s hu ld a t the home of our Pre sident Ed S t e rn. The mee t in r- was ca lle d to discuss the money ; a de durin&: t he i a r kinc•, of •cars done by membe r s , durinc the Se away Fe stival . It wa s a ~reat succe s s, and almos t '!1> 20 was ma de . The firs t official mee tin r of tho ye ar will be on ~ p t embor 10, wi t h time a nd olac e t o be. annoupced . The pro r,ram will be a fil m on halden in Choboy can , the sp ot of tho MSTY Conclave this yo ar . The Cor\clave was he ld on •• ur,ust 22 . 'IYG me mbe r s who a t t e nde d wc r e.fie s an Te l es , A~t Roths child, Dic k Ste inman and Ed Ste rn, accompanie d by Rabbi Rose nbo r L. hnothe r date to r emembe r is t he Off ic e r s Ka t ra at be in: he ld ;:,e ot e mbe r l '.:> -17 •. The 1967- 68 officers of TYG we r e lis t e d in t he summe r bullet in . ___ --·..:_._B..:.X:__D_i_a_n_e_L_e_v_in TEi\ [PLB FISC.i.L Y.:.1.R JULY 1-JUNE JO Your atte ntion is calle d to the fact t ha t the Templ e fiscal ye ar runs f rom Jul~r 1 throur h . June 30, .r athe r than concurre nt with the ca l endar ye ar . If y our p l e d r e 9ayme n ts a r e ma de qµarte rl;y the f ir st instalLnent was due on July 1, and s ub seque nt ones on OctQbe r 1 , Ja nuar~r 1 and ,1.~w il 1. Th ree loud chee rs .for those de li: htful .... e ople who -have the ir pl e dr.e ca rds and payme nts in . Mailinp: of me mbe rship cards will . bo " in this W3e k . How about u·? ~~--- -------------- �___ -·----- W1L,T CONGREC1,TIONS E.X.fECT OF . _ THEIR R..~BBI To be more E:piritual ••• and at the samo time to be more of a business man •. To 1Jut in an hone st dav ' s work •• .and at the samo time to be available a~d on call 2L hours" a da:; . To be an e ifocti vo fund-raiser •••and yet not to discriminate bet wee n tho rich and the poor . To attund oach and 0 vGr ;.' social function ••• and to find timo for scholars hi p , r e search and tho r oadinr: of books. To s hare e vo r;.,one ' s trouble s in private .... and in public to exude o timism and cheer. To unbe nd and be a 11 re r,ular :::,uy 11 • at 1,artios •• (except whun anyone is lookin i:- ) .. To be a first authority on all top ics •••.but in the l a st instance dutifully solicit and se riously consider.anyone 's opinion r To t Gll ovo r,;7 one a lso ,~hat to do ••• but certainly nevo r th~ 00 rsons who want you t o t e ll over;,rone olse wha t to do . ·To have compassion for all me n ••• but not to 1Jossess thos o wo akno ssos which ondow y ou with compassionate understandin: for :'our follow human boinc s . To r;r oet all mon with chGo rful c ountcmance .,.. . espe cia lly those whom ;,: our whole upbrin[' in_c and systam of valuGs toll you to desp-iso for the ir 0m tin0ss,.. the ir chGapno s s, and the ir lack of values . To insp iro tho con: r or;ation to action •.• but nevo r at tho expense of discomfort or expo nse p To say Kaddish at Sabbath l'.,vo 0::: rvic cs for the ir y;arents ••• while the~, aro koo ing a dinner or tho a tro date on i<'r iday e vonin: _s . To account for the poor a t t ondanco at se rvices ••• whilo thoy seriously discuss tho dG.JlorabLJ situ2.t ion at ,.., rivato partie s on l''riday ni;:hts . To know every one I s namo ••• al thou::·h th o? come only a co}}ple of time s each y0 ar to h0ar his addres s . To have thu coura. e of his convicti ons ••• and tho dipiomacy and tact not to utte r fuhom . To proclaim ori.:.inal idoas ••• that have bao n time t ostod . ---------·· -~---· ----~ --- ,. ·- . ·--·- --------·· . .. .. . .... - ------·' The r o is no word in the fu brcw vocabulary for C:&.RITY in tho mode rn s onso, tho word is TZED.. K..H, which literally moans RIGI-ITEOUJN8S.S . T2.ED,.K.,H is not an act of condesce nsion from one 1-€ rson to anothe r iv ho is in a lowe r socia l and e conomic status . TZEDaIC.H is tho fulfillment of an obli~_a tion to a follow bc in~ with 0qual status before God . --------~·-··---· From Ro form J owish .~ppoal Bulletin Service Par,e Five �TE.l'1PLE EXTENDS '!'HANKS -CON'IRIBUTIONS -·-. -·- -- - Congregation B 1 nai Israel wishes Rabbi ' s Fund, in memor;r of Mrs . to thank r'irs . Robert Cherin for her Fanny .1Stholz, from Mr . & Mrs . pre sentation of Etz Chayim, Tree .of Bernard Stern . Life, (Silve r Bells) for the Torah General Fund ., in memory of Mrs . in memory of her late huaband . Fanny--;i:ltholz from Mr . and Mrs . hppreciation is also extended t o George Furda . Mr . and Mr s . Me yer Jacobs who had · · ~ligious Sch_~o~., in honor of a new covering cloth made for the C\olden weddin~: of Mr . and Mrs . small chapel in memory of their son ., · Herman Fisher from Mrs . Mrs . Ralph Jacobs . Harry Fisher, and in memory of Thanks to Harry Berman, for the Betty Erman Schultz from Mrs . cleaninf: of the _ chapel curtains . Harry Fisher GaE9en _!un.9.z in memory of l~drew ~NN IVERSilRIES Epstein and Louis Darmstactter., from Mr •..nd Mrs . Leo Rosen Mr . & l'-'irs . M; lton Steindler, Garden Fund ., in memor;, of Mrs . Se p tember 2., Fannv 1~1 tholz from Mrs . Har old Mr . & Mrs . Marvin Gudelsky., Rose~ and Mrs . Paul Winer, and Sep tember 14 from Hr . and Mrs . Sam Shumacher. Mr . & Yirs . Herbert Steinman, •"i-lso in honor of Mr . and Mrs . Septembe r 21 Milton Steindler ' s Golden Mr . & Mrs . Charles RubinsklJ ., Weddin: from Mr . a1d M..rs . Shumacher . Ser:, tember 22 ··--M. STEINDLERS OBSERVE ANNIVERSli.RY IN .i..PF REC L. TION Congre t ants of Te mple B'nai · Israel extend their congratulations and best wishes to Hilton and Frances Steindler , 1249 Lakeshore Drive, who will celebrate their Golden Weddinr 11.nniversarv on Saturday 2 Sep tember 2, 1967 . ~ ..... . _., . . .- ......................-.--.• •- ..--. ·- -•,L..•.•- - Mrs . Milton Steindler and family wish to extend their sin.cere aD: reciation and thanks to Rabbi R~senber p, , also the Con~rer-ation and members of Temr,: le B' nai Israel Sisterhood, and Muske ( oh Chapter of Hadassah, also their' many friends for their messa: .e s of c ondolence and contributions durinf the recent passih:,; 0£ her beloved mother, Mrs . Fanny 11,.l tholz of Hoboken., New Jer sey •.. , _ .. . f Our p rayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to MRS. JEROME STERN who is a patient at Hackley Hosp ital DON,u.D ROETTER wh~!ias _a broken_.1~&..-- ______ Pa ce 6 UNIONG&J1S will be sen t automatica.11yfor you for all occasions whon YOUR name i ; on the re gular subscribers ' lLst . Contact: J~udre y Ca:t i ll, 773-5)40 �- =--==- ..---: : ==-__-===-- -==---==-----=-----=--=--=-=-=-=--=--=-=--=-=--=7 YAffHZEIT ISRb.EL GUD.ELSKY, father of Mr . David Gudels~' , and,Mrs . Robert Cherin , September 3, Av 28 NATHAN BRCUTMd.N,, husband of Mrs • Betty broutman, September 4 ROBERT ClliRIN, husband of Mrs . Sarah Cherin, father of }•ir . Jerome Cherin, September 5 MJ.i.RIE !\. RIPNER, mother of Mrs . Douglas Rosen, September 5 BES...iIE GUDELSh.Y, mother of Mr . David Gudelsky, and Nrs . Robert Cherin, Se1-tember 7 :MICffiiliL HALKIN, father of Nrs . Ellis Chevlin, September 7, Elul 2 FhNNY EHRENBJRG, mother of Mrs . Helen Parker, Septemte r 9 TOBIE YASINOw, mother of Mrs . Jose ph Sin~_e r, Se_,tember 9, Elul 4 LEC .hLTHOLZ, brother of Mrs . Nil ton Steindler, Se~J tember 9 INEZ 11.GBLRT&L, sister of i'ir . Jack Chevlin, Sep tember 11 , Elul 6 Tu~UBEN Y~SINOw, father of Mrs . Joseph Sin:er, Se ~tember 12 , Elul 7 REBECC;,i. LEVY, mother of JV"Jr . Reuben Levy, September 13, blul 8 ESTHER i- ITKO\vSKY, mother of Mrs . Morris Teles, Se i:; tember 16, Elul 11 CELLi. MENDELSON, mother of Mrs . Reeva Lev;y, Sep tember 18 BEmm ROTHSCHILD, husband of Mrs . Lena Rothschild, father of Mr . Max Rothschild, Sep tember 19, Elul 14 ALEX.iliDER KR,USE II, son of Mr . and Mrs . Edward Krause, September 20 aMELL-1. Ros.c:;N , mother of Mrs . Goldie Smith , Sep tembe r 20 i Y~HRZiIT (Continued) Mb.URICE FEINGOLD, father of Mrs . Jack Chevlin , Sep tember 22, Elul 17 Hb.RRY h UBINSlY, husband of Mrs . Rae Rubinsky, father of Miss Florence Rubinsky and Mr . Charles Rubinsky , Se1, tember 25 JilCOB SINGER, father of Dr . Irvinr, and Mr . Sam Sinper, Sep tember 25, Elul 20 HZfillnl"\J EENDfili30HN, father of Mrs • Reeva Levy, Se~tember 27 BERRYLEIB SD10N, father of Mr. Jose ph Simon, Se:,: tember 29, Elul - 24 --- ______ --------, CONDOLENCE To the famil:;-of .h.NDREW EPSTEIN brother-in- law of Mrs . Leo Rose ., who passed away on June 12 . May his memory be for a blessin r . ·- ------=----- -------- CONDOLENCE To the family of Fii.NNY ;.I, THOLZ mother of Mrs . Mi l ton Steindler, who passed away on 1i.u~ust 4. May her memory be for a bless in~ ---- ________ _ _ _ _ _ __ MEMORL.L STONES TO BE UNVEILED Announcements have been made of the unveilin~ of two Memorial Stones in September . The r1iemorial Stone for Robert Cherin will be unveiled on Se~tember 3 at 2: 00 rM . The unveilin __ of the Memorial Stone for Ralp h Jacobs will take p;tace on September _2 4; at 2: 00 PM . �H.i,D~.. ss... H NO.TES H~LY DAYS ,-_1967 ' October 4 - Rosh Hashanoh Eve October S - Thursc1a;/ , Rosh Hashanoh October 15 - Yorn Kippur Eve OctobGr 1Li - Sa turda~r, Yorn Kippur October 18 - Succotb i:ve <?.~.to~e! 19_ . - ..Th~.~dJ; ·' · ~uccoth No Jewish home should be without one l U JNF BLUE BOXES will be available at the door , Sunday, ,.u:.ust 2-7, a.t the H2dassah Faidup Membership Dinner . Place :rour order now to be q.ssurred of; having YGUR family PICK UP YOUR Jb:;1LSH HOMic: C1...LEND,~RS reprc sonted on the N.8·...; Hadassah ,.T SERVICES GR O?FICE . Two styles tablecloth • . This is a Youth a!_3:_i~~?!~.'- as m_aE,y as you.__n_e_ed_ . _ _..,.__-'•~_ixah pr_lJ_~~----- __ _,. CONGREG..TION B ' N.L'.LI ISlt. ..Ji:L FOUHTH & -,✓ EBSTER MUSKEGDN, MIC HIG...N 49441 �MUSKEGON CHAPTER OF HADASSAH BULLETIN SE?TF.fV18ER 1967 GREETINGS: SEVERAL MONTHS HAVE ELAPSED SINCE THE LAST TEMPLE BULLETIN, BUT WHAT WORLD STIRRING AND EARTH SHAKI NG EVE NTS HAVE TRANSPIRED: ON MONDAY, JU NE 5TH, IN STUNNING PREDAWN AIR STRIKES, THE TINY NATION or ISRAEL ALL BUT ANNIHILATED THE MASSED AIR FORCES Of HOSTILE HATE-TORN ARA • COUNTRIES. WITHIN 60 GLORIOUS AND DESPERATE AND MAGNIFICENT HOURS, THE JORDANIAN, SYRIAN AND IRAQI AIR FORCES WERE SHATTERED. HOURS, 600 CASUALTIES WERE TREATED AND 150 OPF.RATIONS PERFORMED BY 19 SURGEIONS. IN ADDITION, 5 BABIES WERE DELIVERED SAFELY. "As THE FIGHTING GREW SHARPER, THE HOSPITA! PUT INTO EFFECT A LONG-STANDING PLAN. TH~ BED COUNT WAS DOUBLED TO 1200 WITH EXTRA BEDS PLACED IN THE CORRIDORS AND BASEME~T e ALL CIVILIAN PATIENTS WERE EVACUATED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE CRITICALLY ILL AND THE EXPECTANT MOTHERS. ARMED WITH PLASMA BOTTLES, ANTITETANUS SERUM AND PENICILIN, THE WORLD STOOD ASTONISHED AT TWO SPECTA= MEDICAL TEAMS MANNED STATIONS TO AWAIT THC LES: THE ISRAELI CAMPAIGN, IN 6 DAYS, DE- ARRIVAL OF THE WOUNDED• NINE OPERATING FEATED 3 ARAB ARMIES, AND THE FANTASTIC THEATERS WERE READIED. RALLY Of ONE PEOPLE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ISRAEL 1 S CAUSE. THE WALL OF GOODWILL "Two PAPAL LEGATES VISITING HADASSAH GREW TALLER, AND TALLER, EVERY NATION, HOSPITAL TO OFFER MEDICAL SUPPLIES WERE COUNTRY, ADDING ITS ORICK AND MORTAR. POLITELY TURNED DOWN BY THE ISRAELIS, Wt-10 HADASSAH TELLS THE STORY IN A WHISPER, A HAD WELL-STOCKED SHELVES. THE LEGATES HINT OF THE UNVELIEVABLE MIRACLE THAT ANNOUNCED THEMSELVES SATISFIED THAT TRANSPIRED IN THOSE 60 GLORIOUS HOURS!! WOUNDED JORDANIAN ARAB LEGIONNAIRES WERE GETTING THE SAME TREATMENT AND MEDICAL FOR THE FIRST TIME, IN MORE THAN 2000 ATTENTION AT THE HOSPITAL AS THE ISRAELI YEARS, THE JEWS ONCE MORE GOVERN JERUCASUALTIES. 11 SALEM, THE CITY REGARDED AS THE CRADLE EVERYONE ABLE VOLUNTEERED HIS SERVICES TO OF THE THREE rAITHS---JUDIASM, MOSLEM, AND CHRISIANITY, AND YET SO STRIFE-TORN, HELP THE OVERTAXED MEDICAL STAFF, HELPED 1 , AS THE WORLD 1 S HOLIEST PLACES. · THEY HAVE TRANSPORT PATIENTS FROM AMBULANCES TO ANNEXED THE OLD CITY, ?HE JORDANIAN SEC- EMERGENCY CLEARING STATIONS AND TO THE OPERATING THEATERS. THEY HELPED TO FILL TOR, AND OPENED ALL PARTS OF THE 11 HOLY C1TY 11 TO ALL FAITHS. THE GATES OF BARB- SANDBAGS AND PASTED 2000 WINDOWS WITH ANTI SPLINTER AND BLACKOUT MATERIAL. WITHIN ED WIRE THAT DIVIDED JERUSALEM FOR 2 HOURS OF THE CEASE-FIRE, IT WAS ANNOUNCED DECADES WERE SWEPT ASIDE, BUT THE OLD THAT THERE WERE 679 DEAD AND 2563 WOUND~D~ ANIMOSITY BETWEEN JE W AND ARAB CAN BE DIMMED BY REPLACING THE HATRED BY THE MRS. CHARLOTTE JACOBSON , NATIONAL PRESID~N OLDER AND MORE BENIGH HUMAN TRAIT: OF' HADASSAH VISITED THE WAR-DAMAGED MEDCURIOSITY - HOW EACH SIDE LIVES, FEELS, ICAL STRUCTURE, ON Mr . ScoPus. SHE: SAID. AND BELIEVES INSTEAD or BEING ENGULFED IN A TIDAL WAVE OF SLAUGHTER WHICH ONLY IT WILL BE REHABILITATED 11 AS SOON AS WE · CAN RETURN SOME OF THE WARDS TO USE." VIOLATES EVERY CANON or FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS, AND THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF GOOD, THIS WAS THE ORIGINAL HADASSAH HOSPITAL ON MOUNT Scopus, INACCESSIBLE TO ISRAE LIS COMMON SENSE AND TASTE. DURING THE 19-YEAR JORDANIAN OCCUPATI ON Now HADASSAH IS FACED WITH THE ARDUOUS OF THE AREA. HADASSAH GUILT A NEW MEDICAl AND CHALLENGING TASK or ADMINISTERING TO CENTER AT E1N KAREM, WEST OF JERUSALEM, THE NEEDS OF ISRAEL. Now IS THE TIME TO AFTER CONTROL OF THE ROAD LEADING TO THE TEST AND TO PROVE WHETHER OUR CLAIMS TO ORIGINAL FACILITY HAD COME UNDER JORDAN IA~ THE DEDICATION or THE BASIC RESPONSIBILI- CONTROB IN THE ISRAEL-ARAO WAR FOR TIES ARE REAL. THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPS: INDEPENDENCE. WHICH APPEARED IN THE JE WISH NEWS: PROF. KALMAN MANN, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF MED ICAL 'AORLD NEWS PAY HOI\.OR TO HADASSAH I SHADASSAH MED I CAL CENTER, SAID THE USE OF i-OSPITALIZATIO N: THE Mr. scoPus BUILDING wouLD DEPEND up.2 ,-. A SURVEY TO DETERMINE THE NEEDS OF THE JERUSALEM POPULATION. MEANWHILE THOUSSPECIAL ARTICLES IN RECENT ISSUES OF MC:DICAL WORLD NEWS PAY GREAT TRIBUTES TO ANDS Or ARAB FAMILIES HAVE BEEN TREATED AT THE Mt . $COPUS CENTER, INCLUDING MANY THE ROLE or HADASSAH-HEBREW UNIVERSITY CHILDREN , AND ABOUT 100 WOUNDED \SRAELI ME DICAL CENTER FOR ITS ROLE IN THE RESOLDIERS ARE BEING TREATED THERE. CENT CONr-LtCT THUS: nL1KE ISRAEL 1 S ARMED FORCES, THE TINY MIDDLE EASTERN NATION 1 S HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS ARE CREDITED WITH AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE DURING LAST MONTH 1 S DRAMATIC 6 DAYS or r1GHTING. TYPICAL WAS THE PERFORMANCE OF HADASSAH-HEBREW UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN JERUSALEM, WHICH BECAME A COMBINATION rRONT-LINE MEDICAL UNIT, CASUALTY CLEARING STATION, AND BASE HOSPITAL. "HIT BY J SHELLS AT THE OUT-BREAK Of HOSTILITIES, HADASSAH WENT ON A 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SCHEDULE. DURING THE FIRST 36 **** ******* MUSKEGON CHAPTER OF HADASSAH CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THE PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP DINNER ON SUNDAY EVENING, ALGUSf 27TH AT 6:00 P.M. AT TEMPLE B1 NAI tSRAEL. THE SPEAKER WILL BE RAMI AMITZ-LEV, DIRECT FROM ISRAEL, AND AS3)CI /-\TED WITH JNF SPEAKERS BUREAU. ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE I SRAEL I FOLK DANCE GROUP. HADASSAH MEMBERS GRAT! S, AND HUSBANDS AND/OR GUESTS $3.50 EACH. MRS. HARRY BERMAN IS MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: MiS. ARTHUR GREENBERG IS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN. SEE YOU AT THE DINNER ON SUNDAY, 6:00 p.M. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/7b8e442d4d3057e39f09cee943d4bfbb.pdf 2dafcb535dfefa6ff5b4aa0ef77896c6 PDF Text Text • FOURTH AND MUSKEGON, WEBSTER MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2-2702 STANLEY KAPLAN, Cf'/.abbi he fu11Pst ,. y i d f'or or ork yon cont.ente ">rtlyed 0 onsole r)e +· ~;;:,t T e ~r icto,..y ' t.'.'1 '"'S syrnbo l o P uur Vv ·he vi t 1ch of y u nd tlon ~er ember 21s ,._, : l r l in m1 Cod h; , i- een Dl t e Gori shcrwer yo J w1 h ste1d- f>\;' in D a nnd I inthe Congre-; fb.bl ln,,P.e o "' ' 1 l~uree Mqy �t I: J ) • I t ,r.lt'Y K iplnn .. R~.1hhlo ,. ... "., o ,. .. ~ "'" Sept., • oO I>• ·2, lS,58,... v" O '> .. .. vo o o c ,, O ol.:::I()N Ol 'l'em:->le Phone 22=7~ cDOJJ~as Rosen, Presidento ff1.li1t~d ~. h the a t,h;l -;.7 •o•••oooo•o• c:RL.. --1.. B ._, Cl) .Jf?~G"T.I,)"'f~l ooonouoooc..ooGo•oi,o<,o -T'e ·, :)le 1r y Phone 29-11+ 7 .... ,. o f) .... "" ~-' shonoh Tovo 'l'ifQ._~ayvu:: 17 1'PL' i)..._ 1 ~'D 1· 111u· u· ,' TP i~·,-,p~ .,., I()',1 .. 1 &.:.. R·•Bl-<I ~ J 0 FTC~ .L 1.. ~ V ·r ~r,c. , l'.., V ··r ,H :-'OC '!:'") :'0lJ7t 1'',,"R :.)," :;.i . y_·,:.. 1r' l'E~L'l'H, F' •>IiJ";·~!;, P.1:,lCE, PROSPE11ITY . , ' /1CHI2Vr;_J~t;T. 4.· 1. L,-' L " j • 1 , .. I.I ,.., r ---------------------------------------------·5719- scmrnUL' - Uf. PJ_;}H H,\ f ~)HQ.:IOI! ~;ER VICES }13bl i Sta!lley Ka elan RQSH_ll: '0HONOH ey1:. Sunday ~-;eoteriber 14 Cantor Louis Kelem 1958 .rradir.iona] Maariv ~)ervices ............. ~ ............ ··•·~ 7:00 PcMo Community :,,veain.~ :..iervices,. ............ o o ............ ~ • ., .... ., .. e:OO PoM.-. tiermon: ~ 'l' me tc; Recall &. Relate: "20th Century Man in Time & Spacet1 • fIR~T ll \ Y 1 H0Sh HA' ~H0NOI-!, Monday, Se:1ter1ber 15th, 195$ 1 Traditional :;hacharisu ...... ~O••- ............................. uoo 8:00 AoMo Community Mornine 0ervices ..... o ................................ 10:45 AoMo Readin6 of tht~ Torah.. • • • . • • ..• o . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . ~ • • • • Genesis 22; 1 Samuel or i:ehemiah 8., :,ermQ"!, A Time to Greet the i-Jew l•.'orld • 11 'I'he Destiny of These Yesrs ,ldoration :1":c Concludinz ~iervice Traditional Musaf Services ••• c••••o•••·••o••c •••••ol2.45 P~Mo Children's ~ervices~."' . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ............ c 2:JO ~oMo Louis !}ros. lhbb1 Ka T)lan 11.~n ., 'l'raditlonal L•:inchah ~ervices .... ..,, .. iV-2: O.t<' 2nd.. r}'\I 'fraditionril ,.~~riv 3erviceso o • • • • ~ H ..... , ... ee . c . u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., .. 6: 30 P oMo 7:00 P .i·i., .:r.:c.n,i1 i1.~Y, :.OSH H.\~d!..Qd...fil, Tuesday S~ptember 16th ••••••• 'fraditlona.1 ~~h1charis Services., ....... ~., .•••••• ~ ...... 1 !t..\·: 11:1;: :,f• t'ic Tornhee . . Genesis 22 1 Jeremiah 31 ~oundin~ of the Shofar '4.., "~liiel"'::'C't:>• ··•" 9 8:00 Ao.Mu ••..1 f;ermon · l", Time to Prepare: "Higher "(. Higher' 1 Traditional Musaf Services., u o ............... " ........ 11:00 r, .. r.1: ----~-----------------------'l'raditional Minchah ~ervices, • 0 e e 9 0 G O ~ ~ Q • e • • "0 b•,GSPTlON 1.4·011 t-lt•' CJtJGR1.:,G•r10H .';:o :JEDIC\T.f()f, Oi ;·is': f:jBBr:,,;;GE BY R,',BUI &, r-iRS .. Kr,PLl,N............. £E~T.iiM!1KR.2le§~P M.,} :j ... j l �SH\Bi;Cl~ '-!.HUVM1 tVE., l<'Rir:.\Y, September 19t4 Traditional uha bbos ,•l..'.lariv Services.,.. .... ~ ... Community ~ahbath t::ve ~ervicas., ••.•• .,~,. •••••••• o . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 4 ~erman~ A Time to Return .... D . . . ,,,. . . . ,. • • • • • ., • o,,: ... 00 ••• "Silent Pnr~ner" f' ,.,•1 , .. 9:00 ~ .. ~ Tr::iditional Shabbos Shacharis ~;ervices ...................... ~ ..... o s,8:J0 A •.f-~ 5ermone tte: :\ 'J ir.l PLE". ~;i LJTE: Shabbos Shuvah (Sabbn.th of Renentance) Services are ;rn im29.1.:t;,_,~_Jt..!:! and ~~~1+ part of our £!,qJ.y:_r11Y.~:- vices o ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GHl UYPt:::rJ, ~ Si :rv rec----- -------··---- Children ts Services at a t:i.rr.e when 1>arents can attend 1,d.th their sons anti d.'.".:lUd:hters \, ith l.\t being a bserrt from any c1duft Holy fay :::ervice o Children under nine ( 9) must., be accom:,anied by at lensL onP ( 1) narent Teen-agers, twelve (12) and older, are expected to attend :',du].'I; Services ~s they are preoaring for ~dult resoonsibilites in the Congregation ____________ .,, Sent ll •. o ...... -·-------- Th'1rs. r:ve •••v•••··•S.Lsterhood Merr.bershu, '!'ea O"'ienin•::; 1~eeting ,>eoto 140 ........ Sunday Cve ............. Ter.1plE: "."outh Grouo Pre-Rosh ifa 1 :]honoh C:.1.nd.:.e Li,~htin~ · ·o:rshin ~ent. 15a o. ~ ••• Monday ......... ~ ••••• Rosh Ha 'Shonoh Servic.os ·>ept 16,. ... ,. .TuesdnvH.•¥·······••':osh H1.'Shonoh :erviccs (2nd Day} ::;eut o 180 ........... 'l'hurs. ~ .\fternoono .... .,Sisterhood 1\ctivity ~ept. 19 ~••••••orrl l..."1 • d ' . h 0erv1ces C'' • 3y LVenlnJ •.•...• 0"h nul l 'OS 0<'h UVa, (Sabbuth of '!eoent:rnce} First Co~Juni~v ~ab~1th fe~vices Seot. 20 •••.•••• Laturd1y •••..•.•••.• p~h~bhos 3huvah Sept 21. ......... ~w1day (3 .... 5 PJd l-iece;)tion for Con,:reg,1tj,on ·~ Dedic-:ttion of ··ew Rri.bl innge 0en .. 23 •••••••• Tues. ½Veo••o••···••oKol Nidre Septo 24 ........ ~••e-inesr:hy ••••••••••• Yom Kippur Sept 21.,. ••••••••: ·ed 1esdny Eve.... • •• [:iisterhood Party 1 �8 .. . . . .. . . . . . ... " . t 0 a R f • • • Com • R . ... . ... . .. . • • . . ,; . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . /ILL HOLV . . . . . . . . . ....... . 1_ ________________________,__,___ .. . .. . . l .. f ••• . .. f . • �l ,..,n 0 e dur n " ., ., : ". ) •r 1n n '1 0 Rob rts c d 1 i n to ;ong .... eg t nt1 .1, th B zvah 01 vheir son bU t on ~atura~y rorning. uentember 2/th 11 00 ' : in tr . Teriole Recp")+ion will follow the .e vices .iT 1'C T i,JN •.JTH1<., Il ~; I ts .)Se of und 1y lSE( 1~ t y0 r~ Dld~S6 \, i sh to te~t~ h~s boo~s to t th . he ,isterhocd Te· )l on Th irsdr y ·tui er 11th 'tt S: lJ<i' I'he only not beiri ~ t.sed this v~ tr are: l 1 -=====:::.:·===:.==========-:::..:=~~ . tl,1 s • ...,t,::..nley K:1011.n is fe ·lin.,. mu(•h tetter anrl w"l be eavin~ ercy Hosnit";ll 1\:>r hume by the tir1e vou eceive tr 1s bul et.in~ ,: :(•,:. *1,, :,. ,' .... ,:.., >; 'f ~ • "',. ,: ' •: :,.. j,: } 1 ~:• I " ~t )' t _.;, "I' ,: I )'; ,: ,w.: )f >!t "t., ) ' l~PORTA~'.f. "'ff-1 .. GR:,.,, .,,.",HCH l'' ' J.,., '' i,~I ; .,I . t llCII Ii" 1\ttention Parents: '-.a. Ren;in'l osu Chairm~n I h~ve conferred with the 0unerintend ents of :·uskcgon :·uskego? Heici;J-i~? ·rnd ;,orth , iusJ.--e "On schools fh13 mbl1 c 1 .. ~I ,. ., ,.1,.. ••,,.... "t-. t '"'•'" • '"1 ' .. I ., •1 l:::.chool te'l~l{ers \iill he notified ry he 0u'">erintendents concerning our children beini::.- absent from school for Hosh Hash;rna (1 or 2 chys), Yom Ki '10 1r ' the names of y·our t eloved deM' " e the .1"1emorial d st to be re'ld Kin'1ur Day p .... E.·,r c.tll 1"1 the s o the 'i'e nnle fj -: · mn1eai~ tP l v of r,p lS ooen f O ,') A :M .. ,uk'<os ( 1 or 2 (fa.ye nt the be~imun~ ::i.nd nt tht conclusion), ~n~ for thA other Ze·,:ish holi<hys of the ye.sr 1here wi1 be ro ner~lty tt~tched, ::i.bsenc 0 s x::J.1 111 il 1 b n.:1tH po tco h~t tne \'O ~ t>Chc O i '> uE' Thursdav , ou \'1 sh . ::it· c e or c1 "'t i cl -in t: he P. le·1so not·! y , " re Monday rioon Kelem .~::.:::.::-..:.;....;fi;.;.~,;;;.,...:;;f.;:;.o=rm ac·onplished '.l nd Trd -ii. ti ona l Born in ~n~la r e TPmple arl 3nd a Jf the Ilcbre'lr. Union College,itute of Rr-li...,.ion (lteform) · c.red I•mf'ic in r ew York o ., 1i11 :-rnJ hi· r chil r n will n~ e u ec ::- ... thc.:.r r sneeti ve , r.e re Bulletin , excured '.'Ind m:1ke 1 p · !Pd It L, u1c!er- de per: d , 1 t .., -..r hi1.d is ..,bsr>nt ::.ol- ly n vou 'lnr1 not on t, c 01 o<.nool ~h0 SL uol o~_ici~l! te1 ...he s - e . o:--t c JO"'cr·. ti ve 1n~ 1 Plea~e. rema"1tE; be ab rrt, onlv l-, l..., vo·1r c 1 i ld ... 0ul you en_:".l::;e ,J;,.....hern in some S:?r 01.) Hoy ay ,,ctivit'y, suc}1 s; SI;: "'Vic-~s :mo r~".ily- 0 serv incetio Paren 'lrfl re, Le sted not to P,i ve t hP children a 1·v.:ic t ion' from sc-hool on any of ~ur Peli~io1s Holid,yso Plen se 111 :r:c · f reg1r. ng th~ -rn *..;; ,:.-': ~ to !11."'So if ] f .tl' 'OW r~ _he t{i 1 1er 'ie lov d 1 �. . • o:· .1 L tte Con~ ~n b hil f \ r , est good v,ishes for :i , O&"1erous ·:e , Ye,'lro . 1nrl feb t~ ~ .... members f th n' ·e ,· t o . 1e:r chilaren and f nil e~ t ~ r t3 Jacob n ion in hen r o n 1,;on 0 re~ati.on he Cv. Ve-.1ro '!he recertion 11 Y HliZ 'IT~ ~1eld in the Jew i'"lb in·4t:e, from 0 t 0 5:00 :>oiio on ~un y, ~e'.')tember ., 4: JO t' cf-lo the new home \:ill be c~te shendo r>r c ... 1rien Condolences:'I Phoda Rosen and her family o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,J Amelia Ro...,en, .:nother of Mrs. T:i llie J1 obs, ~ept. 20th • .... igmund Cahn, husb3nd of Mrs. Sel'lIA Cr1hn, Ellul 24 rhooa wishes one , nd 11 a very 1 y 1.nd 'lrosperous 1~e ~ Year. I- Hho hos n r ... _,"fen t., ..- nah Blumberg J Ye1.r br 4 to e:ch of . '., 11-r Eman ze, f ther of Pro ";eymour C1net1 Ellul 27 c On be lf r Hadas~:ih, d boo ·k •6 on Ch ·t regards the ~3m La\·1son, Ellul 2 '. , ... I mother of Mrso ew Ye r Pen' levine President I , Br u":.mr=m rr ne • J, or ~';:,ith::m BroutTL-.,hri 2 ther of Mrso Ted i'eumer, Harry '·einer, Tishri 2 Celia .~ndelson mother of ~euben Levy,Mr Tishri 2 :ih;im Rosen Lodge ,;81, B'nni Brith ld l"ke to extend to all of its te ~ ~~d fellow Convreg~nts of I ~el ~e~ Year's GreeJings ' t .,. . ., ...., . 3hie:r Teles, son of Mr. & 1•lrs. Morris , , .. '• -J. >!: .... ,'_c ., :::: 'tt. ~, Teles, T shri 6 • J' .i- ..: ..... )'.... . ., .. ... 'I -I· -:. .... - t ' . ,· ... Sept ,,: Seot ~ ,ar • I.: .J.... ... ... 14th 22n ' ..., .. )! : )' ~ I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19580912 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 1958-09-12 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 12, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 12, 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/40abc9617d7d4e3167c1fbaac3faa3d7.pdf ef3340e54010ede014637256f936e8b1 PDF Text Text I f I 1 BNA SRAEL BULLET! N Muskegon, Michigan Stanley Kaplan, Rabbi . . • . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . , • Jack Lipman, President September 18, 1959 . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . " . . Elul 15 Affiliated with the illUOl~ OF 1-\l✓!ERICAi-1 ·1IEBR2'W CONGmGATidNS Temple Office Phone 2-2702 • . . . . . . . . Pay Phone 2-9147 S P E C I AL PRE-HOLY DAY E D I T I ON SPECIAL COMM.lH~ITY LIBERAL SERVICES--In anticipation of the Holy Days: September 18th, 5:30 - 6:00 P.M. September 25th, 5:30 - 6:00 P.M. ROSH HASHANAH - October 2, 3 YID1 KIPPUR - October 11, 12. (See Holy Day Is sue, September 30th) C O M MU N I T Y Sunday, September 20th, at 7:30 P.M. FOR YOU, A Community Meeting Here is the "Town-hall" kind of meetin g all of us have been talking about. As long as we can r emember, such an assembly was needed to let our voices be heard in the affairs of our Congregation. The President, Board and Rabbi invite all of you to come to deliberate together with them. It will be your opportunity to rai se your questions and also if need be to voice constructive criticism. We all know that, ignoring this meeting, we all stand to lose immeasurably. TEMPLE F AMI L Y Anniversaries Dr. & Mrs . Maurice Stromberg happily announce the &rrival of their new daughter, Marla Aylene, born August 21st. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Gudelsky, September 14 Mr. & Mrs . Charles Rubinsky, September 22 Yahrzeits Amelia Rosen, sister of Mrs. Sara h Klein and David Rosen, September 20 Harry Rubinsky, father of Ruth, Florence and Cha rles Rubin sky and husband of' Mrs. Rae Rubinsky, September 25 Esther Pitkowsky, mother of Mrs. Morris Teles , Elul 11 - September 14 Maurice Feingold, father of Mr s . J ack Chevlin, Elul 17 - September 20 J acob Singer, husband of Mrs. J acob Singer and father of Dr. Irvin g Singer and Sam Singe r, Elul 20 - September 23 Sigmund Cahn, father of Mrs. Srun Shumacher and husband of Mrs. Selma Cahn, Elul 24 September 27 Hannah Blumberg, mother of Mr s . Sam Lawson, Elul 26 - September 29 Refuah Shelaymah We are happy to know that our friends, who were ill during the Summer, have r ecuperated : Mrs. Lois Cherin Mrs. Edward Krause Mrs. Jean Weiner Mrs. Arthur Bell Mrs. I da Ashendorf Mr. Justi.n Gudelsky Mrs. Andrew Epstein ORT is havi.-rig an opening Membership Tea, September 22nd at the home of Mrs . Paul Weiner a t 1:15 P .M. There will be a skit by ORT Board Members which includes the Madam~: Phillip Miller, Maurice Stromberg, Stanley Kapl an , J ame s Metz , Morton Kantor, Morris Teles, Reva Banks, Morris Levine, Dougl as Rosen, Alan Oppenheimer and Richard Ke.ufman. - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----r- ---------------- ------ ----- - - - ---- - - ------ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19590918 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 1959-09-18 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 18, 1959 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 18, 1959. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/835d4c94a666ad05f7863eb38c1c7fa8.pdf 001ffb4b5ffd386813843a0c0b9d8093 PDF Text Text 1 ..--.-.-· TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHl(iAN Rabbi Stanleq Kaplan Marvin Gudelsky, President D A Y WO R S H I P ROSH HA'SHONOH September 18th, Wednesday September 19th, Thursday 7:00 8: 00 8:00 10:30 12:45 2: 30 1963 P .. M.. Traditional Services P:.-M. Community Services A. M. Traditional Services A•. M. Community Services P. M. Traditional Musaf P .. M.- Children's and Youth Service ROSH HA 1 SHONOH-SECOND DAY September 19th, Thursday ••••.•...•• September 20th , Friday ••••....••• 7:30 P. M. Traditional Services 8:30 A. M. Traditional Services S.r\BBATH OF REPENTANCE September 20th, Friday Shabbat • ••••• 7:30 P. M. Traditional Services 8:15 P •. M.• Community Services September 21st, Saturday Shabbat •••• 8: 30 A.. M. Traditional Services YOM KIFPUR Kol Nidre •• 6:15 8:00 8:00 September 28th , Saturday • •... ..•• ••• 10:45 1:15 September 27th , Friday: P. H. P. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. 2:15 P. M. 4:15 F. M. 5:15 P. M. 6:15 P. M. Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Musaf & Mincha Children's Youth Service Community Memorial Combined Ne ' ila C,onclusion �HOLY D,1.Y WOh.0HlP We- are happy to announce that JO SINGER will again donate his services a s Cantor. The Holy Day Choir Mr . ,l rnold Bourziel , Organist and Director Mrs . Evelyn Galombeck Mrs •. . ,lan Oppenhe:imor Mr. Harry Schwartz Miss Ilene Gudelsky · Mr·. & Mrs . James · Price Mr. Daniel Silberman Decorum, Kavanah, Re s pect Adult services are designed for adults, thirteen (13) yea.rs and older . Children and Youth Service s for both_Holidays are designed for childr en and youth 12 years and younger - and for Parents too ! For tho Holy Days it is essential and proper that during services no one cause any embarrassment to himself o:· any disturbance to others. September 15th Sunday. CALEND AR Religious School 1st Session 9:30 - 12 !,. M. 9:30 Opening- Exercises, Rosh HaShanah Party Mixer 11 - 12 .'i..M. Meeting of all Parents with Rabbi 22nd Sunday Religious School - 2nd Session 28th Saturday 6:15 P.M. 29th Sunday Religious School - 3rd Session 29th Sunday Dedicat;ion of .tombstone for Herman Mendlesohn 2:00 P.M . at Mona View: Cemetery 30th Monday Weekday Hebrew Classes - ist Week Break-The-Fast Holy Day Prayer Dear God, May this New Year bring to me and to my loved one s the fullest measure of God's blessings for life, health, happiness and f9r C!_E:Jcii:-_ cation, reconsecration and self-renewal. May the work of nry hahds · prosper and may the Joys of l _iving bring me contentment and peace . If His will be cithe'r than: that for which I have prayed, may the beauty and holiness o'f niy heritage strengthen and console mo . May those who look to me ·and who depend upon me be made steadfast by my faith and my trust, whether I encounter happiness or tragedy . I pray that God has stored up for me a good year. May He strengthen me to create from His storehouse of blessings an inner tranquility and peace with my fellow man . �l YArIRZEIT REFU,:'iH SKL;.YYL'ill ID;, BROUTM~.N , mother of Na than ;! Our prayers and sincere best Broutman & Thelma Weiner , Sept. ~ wishes for a full recovery to 20 , Tishri 2 MR . ELI SMITH i.LEX.u1DER S. KRAUSE II, son of Mr . MRS . FRANCES STEINDLER & Mrs . Edward H. Kr ause , Sept . 20 GAR.RISON J.'.FFEE CELL1. MENDELSON, mother of Mrs. · MR. HILTON STEINDLER Reuben L. Levy, Sept . 20, Tishri who were hospitalized this 2. summer and to AMELL~ ROSEN, mother of Goldie MR • .MEYER J;,coBS Smith, Sept . 20 : who is hospitalized in Grand Haven MRS. ROSE SJN GER ... . HARRY WEINER, father of Mrs . T. Neumer, Sept. 20, Ti shri 2 who is hospitalized at Osteopathic. CONTRIBUTIONS SHIER TELES, son of Dr. & Mrs. L1brary Fund Morris Tel es , Sept. 24, Tishri 6 H.:JlliY RUBINSKY, father of Ruth, Dr. & Mrs . Ralph August , in Florence & Charles Rubinsky, momory of Mrs. Leo Ros en's Sept. 25 . mothe~, Mo_lly Flaxman and in memory of Rose Kohn . JULIA FEIWGOLD BROSTOFF, mqther . · · - of· Mrs. ·1nlian Chevlin; SEfpt. Garden Fund Mrs . Morris Kantor and Dr. & 26, Tishri 8 REBECCA KL,SF, mother of Samuel Mrs . Morton Kantor, in memory of Mollie Flaxman . Klayf, Oct. 1, Tishri 13 NATH;~ NEU.MER, father of· Ted Mr. & Mrs. Harold Silverman & Neumer, Oct . 7 Stan, in memory of Mollie Flaxman. KURT ROTHSCHILD, son of Lena Mrs. Harold Braundy in memory Rothschild and brother of Max of Mollie Flaxman . Rothschild., Oct. 7, Tishri 19 Mr. Louis Darmstadter.. in memory SARA KLEIN, sister of Yirs. Goldie of Molly Flaxman. Smith, Oct. 8 JACOB KRUPP, f a ther of Mrs . Louis Youth Scholarship Fund Aron, Oct. 15 Mr . & Mrs . Sam Shumacher and Mrs . Selma Cahn in honor of . ANN IVERS.ARIES Don Wiener's graduation. Mr. & Mrs . Mil ton Steindler, Mrs . Thelma Wiener in memory September 2 of Mollie Flaxman. Mr . & Mrs. Charles Rubinsky, Mrs . Goldie Smith in memory of September 22 Mollie Flaxman. Tllii.NK YOU Altar Fund Mr. & Mrs . Bernard Becker Mrs . Max LeBow in memory of extend their sincere thanks to all Mollie Flaxman . those who baked or assisted in any Confirmation Fund for small Torah way for their son's, David's, Bar Mr. & Mrs . Sam Price Mitzvah. Their help was truly Religious School Library appreciated. Books donated by Mrs . J . Lipman �ROS H HAS H ~ N A H ME S S For the New Year, in health, happiness, strength and wisdom to do God's will in our Community. Marvin Gudelsky, President May the New Year bring you an abundance of everything and may you be privileged to share it with those who need you . Robert Libner, Chairman, United Jewish Chari ties . TO WISH EVERYONE HAl'f-INE.SS IN THE NEW YEAR . . . . Abraham Rosen Lodge, B'' nai Bri th Dan Rapaport, Pr esident Fellow Officers and Member s MAY THE N.t:,;W YE J,R BE FILLED WITH HE l .L TH, HAFPINEES ,:.ND FROSPERITY In r~riewed, Vigor For the work of Hadassah. Mrs . Louis iiron, President . CONGREGATION B'NllI ISRAEL Fou th & Webster Streets .Muskegon, Mi chigan Telephone: PA2-27O2 Rabbinage: PO6-5427 _ ---.. ··- ··--- ~ GE S SISTERHOOD B'nai Israel sends warm New Year's greetings with the hope that we will all be inscribed in the Book of Life for the coming year . Let there be pe ace in the world and in our hearts as well. Sisterly yours, Mrs . ~·1lbert Parker (Sisterhood Presiden M:.RM NEW YE j.. RS GREETINGS ~·,ND SJNCERE WISHES FROM : ' The Officers and Members of TYG. Gilbert Ashendorf :OFFICE SCHEDULE - Mon . thru Thurs . '. Helen Myrmel, Financial · Secretary, 9:15 to 12: 15 Peggy Burns, Rabb i 's · Secretary, 1:30 ·to ·4:3O Please contact Mrs . Myrmel on any financial business NON- PROFIT ORG,\N IZitTION TIME-V}.LUE 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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletins-19630918 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963-09-18 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 18, 1963 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 18, 1963. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/2f982b70d2f0030fdce802497448b8d6.pdf 0a79c08e16e82c0a96849c6a9cebf0bc PDF Text Text TEMPLE '·NAI ISRAEL MUSKE~ON , MlCHl~AN Rabbi Stanlel} Kaplan Abo As ho ,6 orf , p,~~s . I;:;1:,v _~, J o. 2 [~s ~t 8r-l:1:1 r 19, 19U - 9 Ti (:. hri , 5722 S UKKOS I S S UE C011/UiI I TY , ; o:;:-;. S HIP THIS S A!3BA 7 H 1 Se ._1J+nr·,1b0r 22 - v - ~· 1 1 u . 1 .)- l ..,1 • Sukkos 1.>lorship - # a :an i l y S e r v i · ~ e CCNFIHHATION CLLS;j - ( 9th l rade) Will conducit the Services and -,\1,7, ,n,,;-;r,, -~~HH:l lt4 ho st t~,.24\(~<shab b~t:H:-x+xV V \ I__\I \I \I \I\J' 1\1 EXT 5 A I) 13 AT 1--l Septenber 29 8:15 P.M. Si:::ichas Torah Wor ship and Fru:ii::J:y Services Birthday Blessing Cerenony : July thru Soptenber CONSECEATIOi\T OF KINDERGARTEN CLl1SS Onc g ShRbbat Hosts - Kinderga rten Cl~ss All Farailies are invited and ell pupils of the Religiou, School ar e expected .to attend these Sukkos Services . COHBINED SIMCHAS TORAH SERVICES - October 2 (Monday ) Religious School Eighth Grade - Hosts TRADITIONAL WORSHIP Sukkos: Eve, Sopt. Morn.Sept . Sabbnt h: Eve. Sept . Morn.Sert. t 7:30 P .M. 24 R: 25- 7 : JO~M ::S{;_lckoi:· E've-t. _;0ct-1 .1 ·& _2 _- -7: 30Pit Morn . Oct. 2 & 3 -8: 301\N 29th - 7:30 PM YIZKOR: Morn. Oct. 2nd - 9:l5 AM 30th - 8:30 AM 25 & 26-8:JO~ \ �. . -~ _. -·· - -- - ------- - . __ _. ·. ; ·-.. -r- ·· ., . ·. j :. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER .ji _. ·:· ;·"i- ..... ··.·,· ·-.·· ~. ...... .· •· . , ..... ; ' , .. .-~ .:,it'. Sat 23-T.Y.G. Sukkos Party .- ;.>_. ' .\ ·_.. Mr·s~ Sun 2:4-RELioiouEi SCHOQL 10-12:15 Worship - 9th Grade HEBREW SCHOOL REGISTRATION. TUE 26-Sisterh;od Board -8:15 PM ,r Sun 1-RELIGIOl}S :'."r.;noT: 1_n ::;_'."2 ,; ~-.:: Sulr.Jcos Party CONSECRATION OF KI NDERG, RTEN CLiiSS-1.2: 00 Noon CraGle Roll Party-1: 00 PM Mon 2- T. Y. G. Exc.E:::iet. :.1: J5 FM Tue 3 -· ::'. ..; · ~ · '.. , :" r:.--n. Meetin g 8: 15 P.M . Thr5 - B' nai Brith , ·Juli~· . . \ :. -Rebecca . Kl~yf\ Mother of Sc.muel ' Klayf, Tish:ti\ lJ-October 4\ K.urt 'Rothschild, son of Mrs. Benno Rothschild ruid brother of Max Rothschild , Tishri 19, Octo}ler 10th. · · --~·:. Thr 28-Confirma tion Class 7:15 - 8:30 PM TemRle Board Mee ting --·-- g:30-- P J-1~' . - . Sat 30- Sukkos:_Party by Sisterhood & Y.bc'l.r ::;~ah 9:00PM OCT. . Brastoff, mo the~ of ~s ~ J ac~ ·-Cnevlili,, S~pt. ..29th. ;:. \ .:':.-: ..:::. ( Ya_h rzeits •r . . ':s,., { ·· ·'Thr '2l~Corlfirrriatiori 7:l~:._8:JG~,£M \ :~.. :- . . Refuah She],p.ymah Our prayers for good health to Hrs. ·Hilton Steindler, who ha s returned hone f rora the hospit~l D.Y.,J to }'_ i;,- s . S &--:i Klayf and 1'~rs. Sa r ah Kle in who a r e at H2.ckley Hospi te.l. Steve Lawson, . son of Nrs. J a ck (Rose) Laws on of 1"limi1i Beach is r ec.; 7ering frou open hee.rt surgery a t St. Vincents Chari ty Hospital , Cleveland , Ohio . We p r ay for his con plete recove ry and know t ha t ~essnge s of good wishes will be _grea.tl y apprecia ted. · ·• T E MP L E F A M I L Y COi.'JDOLEi.JCE . THi'J:·lf. YOU We · wish to tru:i.p.f_ Nrs •. ,P,ml .. Wiener for providing the Pulpit f l owers for the Holy Days. We offer our s·ince r e condole~Q~s and deepest sym.pQt hy to the f anily of: Daniel Brow, brother of Mrs • . Sa::1 Price , ,,ho pa ssed away recently . May ti:ie God <_)f Me rcy_ s tren gthAY\ r.n r, :· .. , f-., J.r. then in the-; r . \ ..... : :• - ~ 1 ,._ "' r"". - �TEMPLE FAMILY - ·coNGRATULATIONS To our new parents: Mr. & Hrs . Richard Kaufnan on the birth of their son, Robert Allan. Dr. & Mrs. Morris Kantor on the birth of their dauther, Lisa Beth. -)~~hr~H;;~~HH!~~)!* To our new Grandparents: Mr. flt i:i;rij. He,r:ry Ber.rnen, on the birth of their grand-daughter, Rona, to Dr. & Mrs. R. Berman. •i'!r. . , i·fi (': - -rs. · lli!l.Ue1r_, J.pr.k".11, on the birth of their grandson, st~mt on Hrrrrr, t o Mr. & Hrs. J. Br aude . Q Mr. & Hrs. Harold P1:.ge, on the birth of their c.:·~:1.n dson, D,,vid Lee, to Mr . & Hrs • R. Il.-mkin. TEMPLE HOURS The Tcnpl e Office is open every d<'.y Mon. thru Thurs. from: 12:JO - 5~90 P.M. Friday: 12:JO - 3:30 P.M. BUILDHI G THE SUKKAH After Yom Kippur and before Sukko s (Sun . 24), TYG and B1 na i Brith will erect the frame of our Te~ple Sukkah c.md de-:.orate it wj ::.11 greens • ., :.10 -r ,• • it, ' •· SISTERHOOD-HADASSAH A Sukkos Party sponsored by both Sisterhood-Hndassah will be held at th~ Temple on Sa tu~day, September JOth at 8:30 P.M. Professional ·Folk Dance In;turctions. Tickets: $1.00. BREAK THE FAST Immediately after services , at 6:oo P.M. Sisterhood will provide n refreshing Break the Fa with Ch~lah, Wine and other de] icacies. All are invited. FOR SUKKOS Obserwmce of 'I'he Sukkos Fcsti" al - The Jewish People observe: the peginning of Sukkos as a Festi V<'.l of Tk,I1ksgi ving G .. celebrate the conclusion of the holiday a s Si1uchr.s Torah, the Rejoicing over The Torah. Ser vice s on bo th occasions ar e described in this bulletin. Sukkos Offe ri,gg - first of nll brine ye -1:. :>-,::', 2nd .:i.l so some non-perishable food for the nee'= (to offer in thanksgiving durin~ our worship ) Family Services - are for the entire f amily, not just for children-- end whether or not yo7 can bring your parents or chilcren, plea se come since you belong to someone's f amily ! �. . ' l -lONO~ ~HE SABl3All l A~ D s I\ , -...__/ CONGREGATION B 1: TAI I SRAEL 4th .::tnd Webste r Muske gon, Michigan Templ e T0l e phon e : Pf,2- 2702 R~bbin nge : P06-5427 1 t NON-PROFIT ORGlu'H ZATION TIME-V1lLUE MAIL . ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08_Bnai-Israel-bulletin-19610919 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 1961-09-19 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 19, 1961 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 19, 1961. The bulletin documents temple leaders, services, holidays, special events, programs, and notices. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/19c399d86ccedd3298d96adb799418ee.pdf 3f295979f721c763fc49369b810ee8da PDF Text Text m'l'liiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiilillllillliililllllliilillllillliillllJlllilliiliililiiiiiiilliillliilllllliiliiililllllllilllllliilllllllllllDllliiiillllllllliilliiiliillliiliililiillllliliiliiiiliiliiill!lllrlliililillliiliiiiiiiiiliiiliiiliiilillliiliiiiiiiiiiiililmm mm mm I BULLETIN I Congregation Sons of Israel ~ of New Year Edition I RABBI SATLOW'S SERMONS ROSH HASHONAH Friday evening, S~ptember ? ..... ...... ......... "REMEMBER Us UNTO L1FE .. Saturday morning, September 8 .................. "REBUILDING THE WoRw" I I I Sunday morning, September 9 ...... ...... ...... ... ..... "WHAT SHALL h BE?" YOM KIPPUR Sunday evening, September 16 ..................... ... Kol Nidre: "WHAT Vows Do WE TAKE" I I I Monday morning, September 17 .......... .. ... .. .. .. ... "Tirn SECOND CHANCE .. Monday afternoon ................................................ "REUNION AT Y1sKoR" succos Friday evening, September 21.. ... ..... ...."THE JEWISH loEA OF BEAUTY .. Friday evening, September 28 .... "THE SYMBOL OF JEWISH SuRVIVAL .. Saturday morning, September 29 .. ... ...YisKOR: "W1TH EMPTY HANos" Saturday evening, September 29 ........... . S1MCHAS ToRAH: PROCESSION OF THE ToRAHS I ROSH HASHONAH I 5706 -:- September 8th -.- 1945 mm mm m... iiiliiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiililillliliiiiiiliilillli l!"illl iiiillliiliiiiiilllliiilliilillliiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiiii llllllllllllllll iiiiiiiiiiilliiiiililiiililiiilillliliililiiiliiiiilillli lfflllll iililiililiiliilillllliiiliiiiliiiilliiiliiliiliiliiiiiii 111m �--·--THE BULLETIN MUSIC IN THE SYNAGOGUE OF ---o--- CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL Every people, from its earliest beginnings, developed art forms as expressions of its folk experience. This art among thr Israelites took the forms of poetry an music, with both developed and used simultaneously to complement each other. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Rabbi Lewis Satlow, editor Vol. New Year. 5706 No. I A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RABBI "This is the day that the Lord hath made, let us rejoice and be glad in it." (Psalm 118:24) The message of peace has come at last, bringing joy into many a heavy heart and light to the darkened spirits of a bruised and bleeding humanity. The end of the war is co-incident with the beginning of the New Year. Tradition tells us that Rosh Hashonah marks the birthday of the universe. "On the first day of Tishri was the world created." The Rabbis further tell us that before the present universe was created, God fashioned one world after another, until he was satisfied with his work. Then came man upon the earth and built world after world, each on the ruins of his once powerful predecessor: Pharoah, Nebuchadnezzar, Caesar, Alexander, Ghengis Khan, Napoleon, and in our own generation, Hitler. Now again the world is in desolation. Millions upon mH!ions of people have lost their lives on the field of battle, through hunger and disease, torture, fire and cannon. Lands have been laid waste and cities are desolate. Once again, man must rebuild a new world from the ruins of the old. This is our great opportunity to create a clean and brave new world where the Moral Law will rule the hearts of all nations, where "justice shall well up like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream." The eyes of the world rest upon us. The United Nations ·c harter holds forth the promise that at last a society of nations can dwell together in unity, where all men will recognize that they are brothers, and man will no longer learn and practice the arts of war. On the threshold of the Jewry gathers to pray for the world, "Veya'asu kulom "so that they all become ternity." new year, all the peoples of agudah achas," one contrafra- May our prayer be granted on this Rosh Hashonah day! It was ancient custom to welcome the victors in battle with music and song. The Bible records several such great songs marking victories over the enemy: Miriam singing and dancing, accompanied by the timbrels, after the successful crossing of the Red Sea, and De,borah's song of triumph over S.isera. David was acclaimed with timbrel and lyre by the women in Israel after defeating the Philistines. Later in our history, as the divine service in the Temple developed, instrumental music played an increasingly larger part. From the books of Amos and Isaiah it is evident that the sacrifices were attended with music. A description of a Temple service is found in the Book of Chronicles: "Priests . . . lifted up their voices with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of music, and praised the Lord: 'For He is good for His mercy endureth forever.' " Indeed, one of the chief functions of the Levites was to sing the psalms to instrumental music. Parenthetically, it is interesting to note, that the modern symphony is based upon the four types of instruments played by the Levites (Psalm 150) : string, wind, horn, and drum. The Talmud describes the magrefah (organ), a wind instrument with many pipes and stops, as being used in the Temple at Jerusalem. After the destruction of the Temple, it was decreed that music be forbidden as a sign of perpetual mourning, except for weddings. However, synagogue music continued to develop into our traditional cantorial modes, and of late years many congregations, including the orthodox Alt-Neu-Schule in Prague, introduced the organ into the service. The fulfillment of the mitzvah of worship has become more meaningful through its use. We sincerely trust that the addition of choral music to our High Holy Day Services will contribute immeasurably to its beauty and enrichment, and will lend dignity to the spiritual setting. ---o--Our Appreciation We wish to express our deep thanks to Mrs. Sam Lawson who gave so generously of her time and energy in the preparation of the New Year Greetings. �OUR PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I take this opportunity, on behalf of the officers and members of the congregation to extend our best wishes for a very happy and properous New Year. We have gone through a most trying and crucial year in Jhe history of Judaism and our ranks are ' orely depleted. We thank God that the ew Year finds peace reigning through out the world. But for millions of our brethren who are no more, our rejoicing holds a lingering note of sorrow. Most of the great J ewish religious and cultural centers of Europe have been destroyed and the responsibility of carrying on our great heritage rests upon American Jewry. We, of Muskegon, have far to go to realize our aims. However, we have made great strides in proper directions under the capable and sincere leadership of our Rabbi. As we again take hold of the reins of time and begin another journey through the New Year I call upon each individual member of our expedition to carry his share o-f the respon sibilities and work. With your help and the ever-present guidance of our Rabbi we shall have little difficulty in successfully achieving our goals. We are confident that next Rosh Hashonah God will grant us the privilege of worshipping in our own Synagogue our new hom e. SAMUEL G. KLAYF ---0--HADASSAH Hadassah salutes the Muskegon community with cheers of joy for the long and h ope d for peace which has finally come. To ou r greetings and wishes for happiness is adde d the realization that the cause for which we fought and for which precious lives were given substantiates the concept of American "justice and liberty for all." We Americans, along with our Zionistic views, staunchly uphold this th eory, and hope that with constant work and patience, our goal will someday be achieved. The Muskegon chapter of Hadassah extends hearty New Year wishes to you all. May the peace of today be everlasting. We wish to thank our community for its complete cooperation in all our endeavors. This has been most gratifying, for without your fine community spirit, our goals could not have been achieved. We also extend our thanks to the United Jewish Charities for their generous contribution of one thousand dollars which provided furni sh_ings for a ward room .in the new wing of ,..,_ B. Rothschild Hadassah University Hosital, which is a permanent record of Muskegon's contribution . This year Hadassah plans to highlight the holiday season with our traditional Yorn Kippur party. It will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf. We wish at this time to thank the Ashendorfs for the generous offer of their home for the third consecutive year. Remember the date, September 17th. Many more announce- ments of Hadassah's activities are in store for you. Look for them - they are worth your while. Never a dull month for Hadassah. In closing, let us remember our founder Henrietta Szold, and her ideals of serving humanity, "The healing of the daughter of my people." To her memory we pledge our sincere loyalty to carry on her work. L' Shonah Tovah Tikosevu. FRANCES AUGUST, President ---o--B'NAI B'RITH Muskegon's Abraham Rosen Lodge No. 818 of B'nai B'rith is looking forward to the New Year with both pleasure and confidence . Pleasure in the knowledge of what has already been accomplished, and confid ence that we can continue to increase in effectiveness and influence as the year goes on. The year's activities have already begun in the form of a community picnic which was a great success, both socially and financially. Other plans will materialize in due time as B'nai B'rith takes its deserved place in the life of our progressive community. In behalf of the membership of Abraham Rosen Lodge No. 818 of B'nai B'rith, I extend to every member of the Muskegon community hea rt-felt good wishes for a most Happy, P eaceful and Prosperous New Year. JACK LAWSON, President ---o--SISTERHOOD As the New Year approaches, the thoughts of every member of our Sisterhood turn to plans for the coming season. The year just past has been full of trials and difficulties but it brought with it that great longed-for blessing - the tidings of peace. In this my first Rosh Hashonah message to you as the new President of your Sisterhood I pray that the New Year will at last reunite you with all of your loved ones. The k eynote of our Sisterhood has always been service to our community and in this spirit I dedicate myself to the continuation of this tradition. With your active cooperation we can do much to strengthen the religious life of Muskegon Jewry. Our chief concern will be the Religious School. We, as mothers in I srael, are fully aware of the importance of the religious education of the young generation for "as the twig is bent so grows the tree." Other Sisterhood projects are being planned and the next issue will carry further details. Our first meeting of the year will be h eld in October, where I am looking forward to greeting every member of Sisterhood. Together we will work to make this year one of glorious achievement. On behalf of Sisterhood, may I congratulate our Rabbi for this grand new enterprise. May it always carry messages of joyous tidings throughout the coming year! GENE BERMAN, President �I I lf' f t t tt t t t Jt t t t t t t·t It! Jt t t t t t t t t t t t t t J.µ,;,J t tr;;;J I JJt 1·1;;; ! t t 1t 1t1tt11 tt; t t t ?i J! t tll t t Jt t t t t JW NEW YEAR GREETINGS H i if iii ii f Tii i ii iii i i.f iii iiii iii ii l Jilii iii iii iii iii iii iii iii m Rabbi and Mrs. Lewis Satlow extend their sincere wishes for a year of health, happiness, and peace. Mr. Louis Aron wishes all his friends a very happy New Year. t iii i i i i l ii i i i iii iii iii Iii f H Mr. and Mr s. Morris Friend an d sons co dially extend the season's greetings to all. A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Galombeck. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf and son cordially extend the season greetings to all. A very happy N ew Year fro m Mr. and Mrs. Morris Golden and daughters. A very happy New Year to all my frien ds, Mrs. Sam Ashendorf. Mr. and Mrs. P hillip Gr anik extend the season's greeting to all. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph August, Sandra and Irwin, wish their many frien.ds a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr ossman and son wish to be remembered to all t heir friends on this New Year. To all our friends a New Year filled with contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baru and family. May the coming New Year bring peace and happiness to all of us. Mrs. Isaac Gr ossman and family. May 5706 bring you all the choicest happiness and contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berman and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grossman and family wish all their friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Har ry S. Berman, Barton and Phyllis extend the seasons greetings to all. The season's greetings to our many friends, from Mr. and Mrs. David Gudelsky and daughter. May the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Komma Gudelsky and sons wish their many friends a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman wish a glor ious New Year to their relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hecht and daughters Ann and Judy greet their friends this festive season. Mrs. Rose Berman extends the season's greetings to all of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hirschfield and famil y extend the season's greetings to all. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Cane wish their many friends a happy New Year. T ech nical Sgt. and Mr s. Leonard H ur witz wish all their friends a very joyous New Year . A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mr s. Robert Cherin and family. A happy and contended New Year to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Darmstadter. Seaman 1st Class Gustave de J ong, Mrs. de Jong, and son Douglas, extend holiday greetings to all. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Friedenberg and daughter, Tess Elizabeth, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kantor and sons extend the season's greetings to all. Mr . and Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman and sons extend the season's gree t ings to t heir many friends. May the nicest things in life be yours this New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Klayf and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fish er extend the season's greetings to all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and son, He1 bert, and sister, Blanche Hass, cordially extend holiday greetings to all. A very happy New Year from Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fisher, Marilyn and Sally. May t he New Year bring you happiness and peace, Rabbi Klitzner and family. Mr. and Mrs. H yman Friedman and Pamela wish their friends a very happy New Year. The season's greetings to our many fr iends, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lahr and family. �rI I IUIn~•~;ll;~~i"~i·~~~·;~~~UP 111\IBII Iii i i i iii iii iii iii i i TTTi iii iii f ii Ii 1 i i ri i iii ii i 1 f.i ii i if iii iii iii i i f iii ii i i 1 i.1 ii in"t i iii iii i i' H May a happy New Year shower its blessings upon you, Mr. and Mrs. J ack Lawson and sons, Lanny, Stevie and Marty. May the year 5706 bring us all peace and · contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson and daughters. Happy New Year greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow and son, Allan. Mr . and Mrs. Max Rosenberg wish t h eir many friends a joyous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg and daughters greet you on this festive occasion. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Chas. Rubinsky and Linda extend holiday greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. J esse Levin and daughter extend the season's greetings to all. Our heartfelt wishes for your joyous New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saffer and Pvt. Marvin Saffer. A glorious New Year to all our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schmookler extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipman extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schubb extend the season's greetings to all. The best of health and happiness in the New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lipman. A very happy New Year to all from Mr. and Mrs. Max Schumacher and son . A very happy New Year to our many friends, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Locke and family. Best wishes for the New Year from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seger and family. Mrs. Emily R. Moross cordially extends the season's greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nadell extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. Max Newman and daughter, Mrs. Harriet Talbot, extend their greetings to all of the community. May the coming New Year bring you all the best things in life, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neumer and Stephen Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pr.i ce extend the season's greetings to all. A very happy and prosperous New Year to our many friends from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price and sons. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Roberts and daughter extend the season's greetings to all. May the New Year bring you all much happiness, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seigel. A joyous New Year to our many friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Silverman and son. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Silverman, Louis and Barbara Ann, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Singer and family wish all their friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and famiiy extend the holiday's greetings to all. A ver y happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith and daughters. The best of wishes for a happier New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein and family. May all your wishes be fulfilled this coming New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodoff. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and sons, Bernard and Jack, extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers cordially greet their friends at this festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stern and family extend the season's greetings to all. - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose extend season's ,eetings to their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Strifling wish their many friends a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosen and son, Douglas, wish their many friends a happy and peaceful New Year. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Teles and family extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen and family convey their wishes for a joyous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wiener and family cordially greet their friends this festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Wolfe and family extend the season's greetings to all. �uLAU TO KNOW YOU (A poem written by a soldier in Sicily, found among his possessions after h e had been kill ed in a ction.) Look, God, I have never spoken to you. But now, I want to say, "How do you do." You see, God, they told me you didn't exist, And like a fool I believed all this. Last night from a shellhole, I saw your sky, I figured right then they had told m e a lie. Ha d I taken time to see things you made, I'd have known they w eren't calling a spade a spade. I wonder, God, if you'd shake my hand, Somehow, I f eel you will understand, Funny I had to come to this hellish place, Before I had time to see your face. Well, I guess there isn't much more to say, But I'm sure glad, God, I met you today. I guess the "zero hour" will soon b e h ere, But I'm not afraid since I know you're n ear. The signal? Well, God, I'll have to go, I like you lots a nd I want you to kn ow, Look, now, this will be a terrible fight, Who knows, I may come to your house tonight. Though I wasn't friendly to you befor e, I wonder, God, if you'd wait at your door. Look, I'm crying! Me, shedding t ears ! I wish I had known you these many y ears ! W ell, I have to go now, God, goodb ye ! Strange, since I met you, I'm not afraid to ' die. (Reprinted from "The Clarion" of the Roger Williams Baptist Church in Los Angeles, California ) CHOIR At long last, the dream of a choir has become a reality! Throughout the summer the group has been m eeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Silverman, who so graciously offered their hospitality. Under the direction of Mrs. Tony Aron the choir has been trained to sing manliturgical compositions in the traditionaK / modes. The foll owing are its m embers: Mmes. Warner Galumbeck, Sam Klay£, Komma Gudelsky, Sam Lawson, B. Pearlst ein , Robert Rosenberg, L. Satlow, Mr. Sam Klayf, Mr. Sol Silverman. ---0--WELCOME W e are happy to welcome the following new m ember s into our congregational family: Jack Ashend orf, Max Ashendorf, Sam Broutman, M. Bernstein, Francis Fine, Lyle Hirshfield, Milton Kositchek, Sam Lawson, Max Lebow, Lyle Roger s. May your a ssociation with our congregation be mutually inspiring. Shalom U'verocho ! ---o--MEMBERSHIP Member ship in a syn agogue is a fr ee will offering, but the congregation can be on a secure foundati on ONLY if the ent ire community shar es in its support. This support is most effect ive when it is in the fo r m of a definitive annual subscription. It h elps t o make the progr am of the synag ogu e stable and uninterrupted. OUR NEW TEMPLE "When we build, let us think that we build forever. L et it not be delight, nor for present use alone; let it be such work as our descendants will tlwnk us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when these stones will be h eld 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 u s.' " - Ruskin. for present SUNDAY SCHOOL WANTED Registration will take place at the Hackley School on Sunday morning, September 16 at 10 A. M. All parents must be present, T efillin, Mezzuzos and other r eligious articles are wanted at once for the J ews of liberated Europe. The n eed is urgent! If you have such material availa ble, please communicate with Ra bbi Satlow. together with the children. The opening sessio-n will take place on Sunday morning, October 7th, at 9:45 A. M. �"IN MEMORIAM" Y IS KOR NAME S In loving memory of my beloved husband Samuel, by Mrs. Samuel Ashendorf. In loving memory of our father and husQ_and, Morris Berman, by Mrs. Rose Berman f,}nd family. P1ease call Rabbi Satlow if you desire to have the names of your dear departed included in the reading at our Yiskor Service on Yorn Kippur. All names must be in by Friday, September 14. In loving memory of my mother, Eva Belfer, by Mrs. Arthur Fisher. - --o--- Sacred to the precious memory of our beloved father and husband, Isaac Grossman, by Mrs. Isaac Grossman and family. CALENDAR In memory of our beloved parents, Bessie and Bernard Hass, by Blanche Hass and Harriett Kline. Sacred to the memory of my beloved mother, Sophie Hirschberg, by Mrs. Jack Saffer. In memory of our beloved mother and wife, Dora Hirschfield, by Leo Hirschfield and family. Rosh Hashonah .............. ... .. ...Sat., Sept. 8 Sun., Sept. 9 Y om Kippur ....... .... ...... .. ... .. Mon., Sept. 17 Succos ....... ............. ....... ........ .Sat., Sept. 22 Sun., Sept. 23 Sh'mini Atzeres ......... ......... ..Sat., Sept. 20 Simchas T orah ........... ..... Sunday, Sept. 30 In sacred remembrance of my mother, Rebecca Klayf, by Sam Klayf. - - -o - - - Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, by Jack and Sam Lawson. RESERVE THE DATET United Jewish Charities In memory of my ,b eloved father, Samuel Minsky, by Mrs. Jack Lawson. Annual Dinner Meeting In memory of my beloved father, Samuel Rosenthal, by Mrs. Max Lebow. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 6: 30 p. m. at the In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Carol Charlotte, by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and sons. Occidental Hotel WKBZ High Holy Day Program Our Rabbi will conduct a High Holy D ay service over Station WKBZ on Sunday evening, Sept. 9th, from 7:00 to 7:30 o'clock. -. CHILDREN'S SUCCOS SERV ICE The children of our Religious School will participate in a special service marking Succos and Simchas Torah on Sunday morning, September 30th, at 10 :30 o'clock. A Sucah on the pulpit, decorated by the m embers of our Sisterhood with the fruits of the harvest season will serve as the setting. Children from four through six years of age will carry flowers in procession to the altar, while those between the ages of seven and twelve will march with baskets of fruit and deposit them on the pulpit, symbolizing the ancient processions made by our ancestors on Succos, when they brought the firnt fruits of the harvest season to the Temple in Jerusalem. After the traditional procession of the Torahs around the Synagogue, all children who are entering our Religious School for the first time, will be called to the pulpit and blessed by the Rabbi. �DEDICATED TO THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN IN OUR ARMED FORCES *** Irving Achtenberg Lawrence Gluck Harry Ashendorf Dave Goldberg I. Ashendorf Herman Grossman J. Ashendorf Louis H. Grossman Al Parker Max Ashendorf Lewis S. Grossman Syd. Polly Hilliard Gudelsky Leonard Price Abe Berman Justin Gudelsky Jack Berman Leon Gudelsky Max O. Berman Eugene Hirsch Marcus Bess George Hirsch Phil Best Irving Hirsch Stanford Broutman Dan M. Moore R. M. Orlikoff Douglas Rosen Seymour Rosenberg Chas. Rubinsky Louis Rubinsky Sam Jacobs Marvin Saffer Morton Jacobs Sam Schumacher Herman Kessler Irving E. Silverman Lawrence Klein Harry Singer Ben Klitzner Hy. Singer Oscar Daniels Arthur Kopoloff Irving Singer Henry Darmstadter E. H. Krause Leslie Davis David Krupp Seymour Cane Alfred Caplan Jerome Cherin Ben Cohen G. B. DeJong Frank Disken N. H. Skolkin Raedelle S. Levy Irving Stein Jack Lipman Norman Fleishman Ardo M. Friend Phillip Miller Harrison (Buddy) Friend James Mintz * MU SK2GON PRIN T S HO P Marvin Skolkin Morris Levine Volf Liebovitz Eugene Fisher Jay L. Singer Jerome Stern - Killed in Action Robert Stein Lewis Jack Steindler Nathan Talbot � 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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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/e8a44d25931cb34ecef9f4354133d731.pdf 0b6dcdc5ddd5c9fbe721f3832a802baa PDF Text Text * * * .. * * * * it +. it -t. • -,,, i,, .. .;; ~ ., * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ ~ .. ~ ~ ~ ~ * +. • *• * ~ * * BULLETIN * of -l( CONGREGATIOU B 1 NAI ISRAEL * * * * * * * " New Year F.dition * * RABBI SATLOW 1 S SERMONS Thursday mornjng, Sept. 26 "The Stone that t he Builders Rejected" * * * * * * * Friday morning, Sept. 27 . .* ~ 'I, ROSH HASHONAH * * * * * * "The Challenge of the New Year" Wednesday evening, Sept. 25 * * * *-l<· . . "Return, 0 Israel" * * * * * * * * * * * * YOM KIPPUR Kol Nidre: "Watchmar., Y/hat of the Mornjng?n Friday evening, Oct. 4 * * * * * * * * * .* "Footprints in the Sands of Time" Saturday morning, Oct. 5 Yi skor: "Ships that Pass in the Night" Saturday afternoon, Oct. 5 succos * "A Frail Little Succah 11 Friday evening, Oct. 11 Thursday morning, Oct. 17 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Yiskor Service: "They Who Sow in Tears" Thursday evening, Oct. 17 * * * Simchas Torah: Procession of Torahs * * - 57 0 7 * Muskegon, * * ~ *** ** ~ * * * ~ +.- if • -to, .,_ 1 9 4 6 Michigan * • * * ** * ~ * * • * ~ • ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * �T HE BULLE T I N OF CONGREGATION B 1 NAI I SRAEI, Rabbi Lewi s Satlow, editor Vol. 2 New Year 1 5707 A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RABBI No. 1 Many of us recall vividly las~ year's High Holy Days as we welcomed the entrance of 5707 into the count of the realm of time. The hush of solemnity surrounded the services, for the most terrible now of blood in the memory of mankind was finally ended. The remnants of European Jewry were being gathered together from extermination camps, field and forest. Our sons were directing homeward their weary but happy footsteps, and the United Nations was prepari ng the framework for that brave new world. Another Rosh Hashonah approaches, the season of judgment and reckoning. As we look back upon the cycle of days just ending, we are impelled to pause and te.lce stock. Have t hese days brought f'ul.fillment or disappointment? Within the heart of every Jew there i s the sad awareness that Jewry has suf• fered immeasurably from the recent world catastrophe. One of the biblical read• ings for Rosh Hashonah is the expressi on of woe of the prophet Jeremiah on beholding the destruction of Jerusalem: "Rachel weeping for her children, refusing to bE! comforted for her children because they were not." Rachel, the symbol of Jewish motherhood, still weeps for her children. The borders of the Promised Land are closed unto the many thousands of those rem• nants who weakly knock on its gates. The Palestine Conference is now i n session in London, and it is our fervent hope that God will remove the hardness from the hearts of the British and Arab delegateg so that the final solution of the problem of Jewish homelessness may at last be attained. May the word of comfort vouchsafed unto Jeremiah be f'ul.filled: May the . New Year, 5707, be the Day of Judgment which will bring peace to the afflicted in Israel and to all the nations of the world. Then will the prophecy of Jeremiah be fulfilled: "Refrain thy \loice from ~eeping and thine eyes tears, for thy work shall be from rewarded and they shall come again from the land of the enemy. And there is hope in the end, saith the Lord1 and thy children shall come again to their border." LATE FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES The late Friday evening services wi), be resumed on Oct. 11th at 8115 o'cloc Rabbi Satlow's sermon that evening wi be "A Frail Little Succah." At the beginning of this New Year, let us resolve to attend Synagogue services regularly, for attendance on the Sabbath is the means of communion between man and God and the method of maintaining the religious community of Israel: SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School will again meet at the Hackley School building, Registration .for new students will take place at 9:30 A,M, on Sunday, October 6, prior to the opening of the first session of the school year, All those who wer e in attendance last year need not r egister, but are to report for class to their rooms at 10 o'clock. WELCOME We are happy to welcome the following new members into our congregational family: Mr. Hal Adler, Mr. anc Mrs. Marcus Bess, Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Bri m, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hess, Mr. and Mrs . Louis Goldberg, Mr. and !,!rs, Leo Jenis, Mr. and Mrs . George Palmer, Our Appreciation We wi sh to express our deep thar.ks to Mrs, Sam Schumacher and Mrs , Charles Rubi nsky who gave so gener ousl y of their time and energy in the preparation of the New Year greetings. RELIGIOUS CALENDAR Rosh Hashonah •••• Thursday, Sept. 26 Friday, Sept. 27 Friday, Oct. 4 Kol Nidre Yom Kippur Saturday, Oct. 5 Succos •··•···•••• Thursday , Oct. 1~ Friday, Oct. 11 Sh'mini Atzeres •• Thursday, Oct, 17 Simchas Tora!; .... Friday, Oct. 18 · �OUR PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE behalf of the officers of the congregation, I wish to extend best wishes for a very happy and prosperous New Year We thank God that all of our young people who served so bravely and creditably in the armed forces of our nation have returned to their dear ones. At the Yiskor services, this Yom Kippur, we shall recall with sorrow in our hearts, Jerome Stern, who gave his life on the field of battle. I wish to thank the members of the congregation for the cooperation they extended to Rabbi Satlow and myself during the past year. We have made great . strides in our sacred work of bringing Judaism closer to the hearts of our Jewish community, and with your continued support, we shall be enabled to better serve God and man. Looking forward to greeting each one of you personally at our Sabbatt. services, I remain, SAMUEL G. KLAYF SISTERHOOD As president of the Muskegon Jewish Sisterhood, I take this opportunity to wish all of you a sincere and heartfelt happy New Year. In every phase of life tr.ere is both a giving and a taking. To those of our brethren less fortunate than ourselves, we have been giving and will continue to give in as great a measure as will be necessary to enable the oppressed to regain their self-respect. A year of taking -- taking upon ourselves the responsibilities of the Synagogue, the maintenance of our Religious School, and the duties of Jewish womenhood lies ahead of us. We must take unto ourselves the task of promoting greater harmony and sociability between all members of our col!IJllunity and thus further the highest ideals in Jewish life. GENE BERMAN, President HADASSAH B 1NAI B I RITH Muskegon B'nai B'ritt. extends greetings and best wishes for a happy and peaceful New Year. We wish to thank Muskegon Jewry for the splendid support and cooperation given us during the past year . Through your combined efforts last year's splendid goal of furnlshing a room in Hackley Hospital and providing for its maintenance for a period of ten years has been fully realized. The midsummer fareily picnic proved to be a great social and financial success, and we · are planning otter community functions for your enjoyment and for the furth erance of the ideals of the great Order of B'nai B 1rith. We f ace the New Year with greater confidence, secure in the knov1ledge that all of our boys have r eturned from the ~ed forces, and will lend tteir efts to make this year of 5707, a year f u.~parall elled achievement in B'nai B'rith history. LO UIS M. BERMAN , President Hadassah once more joins in wishing the Muskegon community a new year of peace and contentment. The past year has brought many of us happiness in the return of our sons and husbands. It is our greatest desire that in the coming year we will see the gates of Palestine open as a home for the thousands of our fellow Jev:s still suffering in the concentration camps of Europe. The women of Had,·.ssah have worked hard to ease the suffering of these wanderers and we know that now, more than ever before, our work must go on; that we must not doubt the success of our goal or falter in our efforts. It is with this in mind that our officers and chairmen have planned an extensive program of inte_resting meetings and social affairs for the coming year. Thanks to tbe Abe Ashendorfs., we are again inviting the community to join us on October 5th in an evening of relaxation to celebrate the end of Yom Kippur and the begj.nning of a successful New Year. We are happy to greet all our old members and offer a hearty welcome to those just joining our ranks. To you al l we say L 1 shonah Tovah Tikosevu! REEVA M. LEVY, President �THE INFLUENCE OF WOMEN ON JEWISH EDUCATION Many have wondered at the continual ability of the Jewish peopla to survive e· major cataclysm, What is the secret of Jewish survival? What has made us the ete people? The answer is readily available to all conversant with Jewish history and Jewish life, The formal education of the Jewish child took place in the religious school, but the fundamental basis of his education developed in the home, From his earliest infancy he came under the direct influence of his mother, She it was who taught him his prayers for rising in the morning and for going to bed at night, The child watched his mother prepare the special foods for the Sabbath and the festivals, he observed her kindling the Sabbath candles and heard her murmur the prayers over them, As he grew old enough to ask questions, his mother would patiently explain the significance of each holiday and its celebration. Thus, even prior to attaining school age, the Jewish child already had a background of history and religion, When the child reached five years of age, it was the mother who brought him to the Cheder, carrying along sweet things to make his introduction to the school a pleasant one, The daughter who remained at home received her religious instruction ff'om the mother, Our history is replete with stories of heroines who left their indellble mark upon the subsequent generations of Jewish youth, One name that stands out as a pioneer in Jewish education is that of Rebecca Gratz who founded the first Sunday School in America, She gave not only of her fortune, but of her tremendous energies and high social idealism, When she realized that textbooks were not yet available in English, Rebecca Gratz herself wrote entire series of books and prayers for the children of her school, Jewish women continue to play an important role in reshaping the Religious School for the American child. However, in many cases, home observance and religious practice have become weakened with the subsequent loss in loyalty and understanding of the faith of our fathers. This .has brought a far greater responsibility to those engaged in the religious training or our children, In the new year which now faces us, every women in Israel must resolve to strengthen Jewish home life, and to forge ever more effectively the bond between bane and school, so that our children may become better Jews, better Americans and better citizens of th~ world, This is the challenge of the New YearJ CHILDREN'S SUCCOS SERVICE '\. The children of our Religious School will participate in a special service marking Succos and Simchas Torah on Sunday morning, October 13th, at 10:30 A,M, ! Sucah on the pulpit, decorated by the members of our Sisterhood with the fruits of the harvest season will serve as the setting, Children from four through six years of age will carry flowers in procession to the altar, while those between the ages of seven and twelve will march with baakets of fruit and deposit them on the pulpit, symbolizing the ancient processions made by our ancestors on Succos, when they brought the first fruits of the harvest . season to the Temple in Jerusalem. After the traditional procession of the Torahs around the Synagogue, all children who are entering our Religious School for the first time will be called to the pulpit and blessed by the Rabbi, CRADLE ROLL We are happy to add to our Cradle the following children who have arrived since the publication of our last bulletin: Gilbert Ashendorf, William Rosenberg, Gordon Tessler, �*********************** * NEW YEAR GREETINGS * *************w ********* Rabbi and Mrs, Lewis Satlow extend their sincere wishes for a year of health, happiness and peace, Mr. Louis Aron wishes a very happy New Year, all his friends Mr, and Mrs. Tony Aron and David extend the season's heartfelt greetings to all, Mr, and Mrs. Abe Ashendorf and son cordially extend the season's greetings to all, Mr, and Mrs, Isador Ashendorf and Gilbert wish their friends a very happy New Year, llr, and Mrs. Harry Ashendorf wish their friends a new year filled with joy, Mr, and Mrs. Max Ashendorf cordially extend holiday greetings to all, Mrs. Sam Ashendorf and Jake Ashendorf wish you all a very happy New Year, Dr, Ralph August, Sandra and Irwin, wish their many friends a very happy New Year, To all our friends a New Year filled contentment, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Baru and family, with llay the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, Mr, and Mrs, Harry H. Berm8Jl and sons, Mr, and Mrs, Harry S, Berman, Barton, Phyllis and llarc extend the season's greetings to all, llay the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, llr, and Mrs. Louis Berman and family, llr, and Mrs. Reuben Berman wish a '.orious New Year to their relatives and riends, Mrs. Rose Berman extends the season's greetings to all of her friends, Mrs, Morris Beepaloff wishes you all a very happy New Year, Mr, and Mrs. Herman Braverman and Terry wish you all a very Happy New Year, Mr, and l'l.rs, Nathan Broutman wish a happy New Year to all, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Broutman and family wish their friends a year of happiness and contentment, Mr, and Mrs, Morris Bernstein send New Year greetings to the members of our community, Mr, and Mrs, Max L. Brim extend the season's greetings to all, To all our friends and relatives the happiest of New Years, Mr, and Mrs, Jerome Cherin, A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Cherin and family, Mr, and Mrs. Sigmund Cahn extend happy New Year greetings to their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack P, Chevlin wish you all a New Year filled with joy. Dr, and Mrs. Sol Cohan extend true wishes for a very Happy New Year, A happy and contented New Year to all, Mr, and Mrs, Louis Darmstadter, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Van Duren wish you all a glorious New Year, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Epstein extend the season's greetings to all their friends, Mr, and Mrs, Francis Fine wish their friends a year of happiness and contentment, Mr, and Mrs, Bernard Fisher wish you all a very Happy New Year, lr!r, and Mrs. Jerome Fisher, Marilyn and Sally wish their friends a very happy New Year, Dr. and '4rs, Norman Fleishman extend the season's greetings to all, Mr, and Mrs. William Fogel and family extend the season's greetings to all, �•• •**• • ** * ** * • • • * • * YE A R NEW ** ** • • G R E E T I NG S • • Dr. and Mrs, M. L. Friedenber g ancl Tess Elizabeth wish you all a very Happy New Year. May the nicest things in life be yours tr.is New Year, Mr . and Mrs. Samuel G. Klayf and daughters. Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Friedman and Pamela extend wishes for a yelil" of happiness, Mr. ancl Mrs, Harold Kline and son Herbert cordially extend holiday greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friend and family cordially extend the season's gr eeting to all. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Galombeck extend wishes for a very happy New Year to their family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mauri ce Golden and daughters wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Grossman and son wish to be remembered to friends on th i s New Year. all their May the coming New Year bring peace and happiness to all of us. Mrs, Isaac Grossman and family. Mr, and Mrs, Herman Grossman wish their friends ancl family a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs , Sam Grossman wish all their friends a Happy New Year. and family gloriously Mr , and Mrs. Kornna Gudelsky and Justin wish their many friends a happy New Year. The season's gr eetings to our many friends, from Llr. and Mrs . David Gudelsky and Eileen, Mr, and Ers, Joseph R. Hecht and daughters Ann and Judy gr eet their friend s this f estive season , Mr. and Mrs . Lyle Hirshfield and family extend the season 's gr eet ings to all, Mr . and Mrs . Leo Janis season's gr eetings to all. extend tte Mr, and Mrs . Morris Kantor and sons wish you all a very happy NeT1 Year. l,~ . and r.:rs , J . Kelly Kaufman and sons extend tr.e season 1 s greetings to their many friends, May the New Year bri ng you happiness and peace, Rabbi Klitzner and Mrs. Klitzner and Ben. Mr. and Mrs, Milton everyone a Sbanah To•1ah. Kositchek wish lv!r , and lfr s . Edward Krause extend the season's greetings to all tr.a i r friends, Mr, and Mrs . Alex Krause wi sh you all a ver y happy ancl pr osper oi..s Nevr Year. L!ay t he New Year shower its bles sings upon you, Mr . and l.'rs, Jack Law son and sons, Lanny, Stevi e and lf.i:.rt ;v. May the year 5707 bri r:g us all contentment and peace, l.'. r, and Mr s , Sam Lawson ancl family. Happy New Year greetings from N.r, and Mr s, Max Lebow and son, Allan, Mr.and Mrs, Jesse Levin and daughter extend tte season ' s greetings to all, A glorious New Year to all our friend s , Mr . and Mrs . Reuben Levy ancl fw.ily. Mr . and Mrs , Hyman Lipman e:>,.--tend season's greeti ngs t o all t heir fri ends, Mr. and !,: rs . Charles Locke ar.d f i;n;:ly wish their many fri -~nds a gloricus New Year , Mr , Herman Mendel ssohr. ext c!nds sea son's greeting s to all. t he :,'. r, and Mrs , Jo seph Nadel and Bonny extend heartfelt }'.ew Year gr eetings to all. ~ay t he col'li ng year br:ng ycu all be st thfoi:;s i n life , !.lr . and !.:rs , Te Neumer , Stephen and Br i..ce . Mr , anc:. !frs . Ben C1-,penhein ·, ,i sh t !-ieir many friends a ver y P.appy Nevr Year, �* NEW ****~ YE AR * * * « * ~ ~ GRE ETINGS ~ * * ? * ~ + ~ * ~ * * ~nr , and Mrs. Leonard Frice and family extend tte season ' s gr eetings to all, Mr. and Mrs , Abe Schmookler wish you a very happy New Year, Mr. and l.lrs . Samuel Pr ice and sons wish their fr iends a glor iously happy New Year , A very happy New Year to all, from Mr, and '.frs . Max Schumacher, Mr. llathan Price wishes you happy and prosperous New Year , all a Mr. Jack Rappaport extends t he season ' s greetings to all, Mr, am1 Mrs . Barney Roberts and family extend wishes for a ,ery Happy New Year , Mr . I srael Roden wishes you all a year full of happiness , May all your wishes be fulfilled t his coming New Year , Mr. & Mrs , Fr ed Rodoff, :Jr, and !!:rs , Lyl e Rogers and son cordially gr eet their family and friends at this f estive sea son. l,!r , and Mrs . Leo Rose extend the season ' s gr eetings to t heir many friends , !Ar, and lilrs . Harold Rosen wish their manr friends a happy and prosperous New Year . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen and family convey tteir wi shes for a joyous New Year. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Schumacher cordially greet you al~ this festive season , Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Siegel and daughters wish you a very happy and healthy New Year, Mr. and It.rs, Herold Silverman and son Stanley wish a joyous New Year to their irany friends, Mr. and Mrs, Sol Silverman, Louis and Barbara Ann extend the season's greetings to all. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Simon wish you all a very happy New Year, Mr . and Mr s , Jacob Singer and family wish all their friends a very happy New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Singer extend best wishes for a new year of happiness. Mr, and Mrs. Eli Smith and family wish you all the best of health and happiness, May t he nicest things in life be yours, Mr. and M rs. Saul Smith and family, irr. and Mr s . Sam Rosenbaum season's greetings to all. extend the The best of wishes for a happier New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein and family. Ila- . and !.!rs. Max Rosenberg with their Mr, and Mrs. Milton Steindler and family extend the season's greetings to all, mnny fri ends a joyous New Year, !,Ir, and Mr s . daughters greet occasion , Robert Rosenberg and you on this festive Mr, and lilrs . Seymour Rosenber g and family wish you all a very happy New Year, Mr . Isadore Rubinsky wi shes Shonah Tovah. you all a ·;t' , and Mrs. Charles Rubinsky and .i Ja extend holiday gr eetings to all, !.'.rs . Rae Rubin sky, Florence and Ruth wish you all a very happy New Year, Mr, and Mrs. Max Schubb season's greetings to all. extend the Mr. and Mrs, William Stern and family wish their friends a happy New Year, Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Strifiing wish their many friends a New Year filled with happiness, With best wishes that you and yours may have a full measure of health and contentment, Harriet Talbot, Dr, and Mrs, Morris Teles and Vita wish you all a New Year filled with contentment and joy, Mr, and Mrs, Josiah Wiener wish their friends a happy and 'contented New Year, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Wiener and Donald extend their wishes for a very happy New Year, �IN MEMORIAM C.A!'ITOR 'FRIEDMAN In l oving memory of my beloved husband, by Mrs, Samuel Ashendorf, Cantor Morton Friedman of New Y6i who will chart the traditional High Holy Day liturgical music, will • present a program of Jewish folk and Palestinian songs on Wednesday eveni ng, Oct ober the s econd, at t he Hackley Art Galler r auditorium. The ent :l.re communi.t;r is invited to attend and enj oy this fine, cultural eveni ng. In memory of my beloved parents, Mr, and ~.rs , Loui s Caplan, by Sonia Ashendorf. In loving memory of our father and husband , Morris Berman , by Mrs, Rose Berman and family. Sacred to the memory of my beloved parents , Samuel and Rachel Krupsky, by Gene German. WELCOME HOME It is with Sacred to t he preci ous memory of our bel oved father and husband, Isaac Grossman, by Mrs, Isaac Grossman and family. I n memory of our beloved parent s, Bessie and Bernard Hass, by Harriet Kline and Blanche Hass. In sacred remembrance of my mot her, Rebecca Klayf, by Sam Klayf. fervid thanks to God that into our midst t he last of our young people who so ably served their country in its hour of need: George Field, Isabel Goldberg, Douglas Rosen, Jay Louis Singer, May the ideals for which they and all the others fought be r ealized at long last, and may peace become the precious possession of all mankind! we welcome back Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, Lena Lawson, by Jack and Sam Lawson. In memory of my beloved father, Joseph Blumberg, by Mrs, Sam Lawson. In loving memory of Fannie Price by the Price family. In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Carol Charlotte, by Mr. and Mrs, Milton Steindler and family. CONGRATULATIONS We extend our wish f or a very happy New Year to our young people who have recently established t heir homes in Israel: Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ashendorf Mr, and Mrs, Abe Berman Mr, and Mrs , Jerome Cherin !Ar, and Mrs, Morton Jacobs Mr, and Mrs. Jack Lipnan Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schumacher Mr, and Mrs. Jack Steindler CALENDAR OF EVENTS Tuesday, October 1 at 8:15 o'clock •• Sisterhood Meeting Woman I s Club ••• Membership Tea ••• Program Wednesday, October 2 at 8:15 o'clock••••••···•• Concert "Folk Music of Our People" Hackley Art Gallery---Cantor Morton Friedman Saturday, October 5 at 8:30 o'clock--Hadassah Yorn Kippur Party at t he home of tlr, and Mrs, Abe Ashendorf, Float Bridge Rd, Monday, October 14 at 8:15 o'clock •••• Hadassah Me eting Womants Club••••····••···••• Membership Tea � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Lemmen Library and Archives https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/original/2ef727835e29ef62d3688b958b9915da.pdf 10df2142e546cf0addb34580959c6315 PDF Text Text 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 " BULLETIN 0 0 0 0 of 0 0 0 0 CONGMGATION B NAI ISRAEL 1 0 0 0 0 Year N81' 0 Edition 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RABBI SATI.OW'S SEFa!ONS 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROSH HASHONAH 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday evening, Seµt. 14 • "Putting First Things First" o Monday morning, Sept. 15 • "Grow Nearer the Sky" o 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesday morning, Sept. 16 0 "Fashioning n New World" 0 0 0 o 0 0 YOM KIPPUR 0 0 0 Tuesday evening, Sept. 23 . 0 • Kol Nidre: "Before the Bar of Judgment• o 0 0 Wednesday morning, Sept. 24 0 "Making the Dream a Reality'' • o 0 0 Yiskor: "It is Later Than You Think" Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 24 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 YIIIUS 0 0 0 HIGH HOLT DAY PROGRAM 0 0 0 0 Rabbi Sntlow will conduct a Rosh Hashonah ser-vice over Station WMUS on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 14th, from 12:00-12:30 o'clock. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 0 8 - 0 0 0 Muskegon, 0 1 9 4 7 0 0 Michigan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �A MESSAGE FROll YOUR RABBI My Dear Friends , It is two and a half years since my election as your Rabbi. During these ye I have been at t he bedside of your loved ones, ministering to the sick, and comforti ng the bereaved among you, welcoming newcomers into the community, and sharing in your joys. V.y home and my time have been st the complete service and call of those in need of guidance or comfort and I have ever been r eady to cope wit!-, the t housand and one problens that make up the life of a cor.ununity. This Bulletin, begun two years ago with the Rosh Hashonah issue of 1945, has been a source not only of news of communal interest, but of education and information about Jewish ideas and events as they affect American Jewry, and it is through this Bulletin that I wi sh to bid a farewell to the Jewish Community of Muskegon. I am proud in the knowledge that I leave you more unified in purpose and in action than ever before and that the building for which we all have labored is about to be consecrated , and I pray that with this incentive, you will continue forward in spiritual fulfillment. It has been a joy to have served you, but i have felt impelled to answer the cal l of a larger community with unlimited opportunities for service and accomplishment. Mrs. Satlow and I look forward to greeting you all at the High Holy Dey Services and to bidding you a personal farewell before our departure. May God bless you and keep you on this New Year and in all the years that are to come! Very faithfully yours, Rabbi Lewis Satlow. OUR APPRECIATION OUR NEW BUILDING We wish to express our deepest thanks to Mrs. J erome Cherin, chairman of the Bulletin Committee , and her co-workers, Mrs. Sam ShUJDacher and Mrs. Jack Steindler. • Because of their efforts in the preparation of New Year greetings, this Bulletin is a larger and more complete edition than ever before. During our High Holidays last year, a promise was given that every possible effort would be exerted to start the construction of our new Jewish Center and House of Worship with the hope and aim of having it available to house our services this Rosh Hashonah. For reasons beyond our control we failed by several weeks to do so. Because of this your Board and I, and the many members who have also been so very helpful, are truly sorry and disappointed. However, the new building is no longer "a wish beyond the realm of hope or time". It is now a reality, "a dream" fast coming true, as its form and beauty proudly proclaims to our entire community! Plans in every detail for its speedy completion and furnishing have been made and will be carried out, provided that the old pledges continue to be paid when due, and further that each member subscribe his proper share of the new pledge total necessary for financing it to completion. This done, it will tr1' be the kind of a New Year which Board and I wish all of you, namely, one which will bring the happiness, pride, and blessings that our new Center and House of Worship will provide for all of Muskegon Jewry. Leo S . Rosen, President MUSKEGON HOU~E OF JEWISH WORSHIP RELIGIOUS CALENDAR Rosh Hashonah •••••• Monday, Sept. 15 Tuesday, Sept. 16 Kol Nidre •••••••••• Tuesday, Sept. 23 Yorn Kippur •••••···• Wednesday, Sept. 24 Succos •••••··• •··· • Monday, Sept. 29 Tuesday, Sept. 30 Shemini Atzeres •••• Monday, Oct. 6 Simchas Torah•••••• Tuesday, Oct. 7 THE BULLETIN OF CONGREnATION B 1NAI ISRAEL Rabbi Lewis Satlow, editor Vol. 3 New Year, 5708 No. 1 �OUR PRESIDENT 1.5 MESS.AGE ihe officers of the congregation join in wishing you a very happy and prosrous New Year. The past year has seen the developuent of many of our plans and within a few weeks we shall be enabled to dedicate our new building as the center of all communal activities. At t his time I wish to thank all those who have assisted me in the furtherance of our work and to ask your continued support in the year to come. It is with deep regret that I announce the resignation of Rabbi Lewis Satlow who has endeared himself to al l of us, and it is my hope t hat the fine program instituted by him will be continued in the future. We wish him Godspeed i n his new position and we hope that Rabbi and Mrs. Satlow will find much happiness in their new community, where they will conti nue to serve God and man. Looking forward to greeting each one of you personally at our High Holy Day services, I remain Samuel G. Klayf, President B 1 NAI SISTERHOOD As president of the Muskegon Jewish Sisterhood I extend to you greetings on the New Year, May it bring a joyous and healthful year to all and peace and unity to our brethren all over the world. The building of our new Temple will bring great joy to us all, and we will need t he help of every member of our community to make 5708 a year of success. May I express my gratification at the fine attendance at our opening tea at my home. The spirit of unity was evident throughout the evening, as almost every woman of our community enjoyed the evening's program, It is this spirit of unity that we wish to see continued during the coming year, We invite all those interested in building a better Judaism in Muskegon , to j oin our ranks so that together with the other 300 chapters of the National Federation of Temple ~isterhoods, we may carry on a program for the betterment of American Jewry. Hortense Berman, President B 1RITH HADASSAH With t he advent of a new year at hand, the Abraham Rosen Lodge No. BOP of B'nai B 1rith in Greater Muskegon extends a cordial greeting to all. It is our earnest hope that in the year to come many new members will be enrolled on our roster, and that many former members will reaffiliate with- the brotherhood. We plan a program of diversified activities which we believe will earn the support of all the men in our community. Our first social meeting at the Slovak Hall will be to welcome all the newcomers who will be our guests that evening. As a result of our local program we hope to further the two major aims of B'nai B 1rith. The first is to assist in the work of the Anti-Defamation League which is aggressively fighting t he insidious forces in our land, Our second is to further the splendid work of the Jewish students on the campus of university "!i college through the Hillel Foundaons. With your cooperation, we may accomplish these objectives, and it is in this spirit that we wish you and yours a very happy New Year. Francis N. Fine, President It i s the happy privilege of the Hadassah president to greet the members of the community in the name of Hadassah and to wish them a happy and prosperous New Year. There is no need at this time to emphasize the work of Hadassah. We are all aware of its high purposes as it attempts to bring healing unto our brethren in the Holy Land, and as it extends a relping hand to the children of the Displaced Persons Camps as they enter a new life in the Promised ·Land, The thinking woman of today cannot confine her activities to the boundaries or her home and community. What a thrill it is to discover that the hand you've stretched out to help has been joined by so many other hands and has thus been able to multiply its acts of mercy. The greatest revelation is that the most good has really been done to oneself. This broadening of t he sphere of her activity is further reflected in her home, The new year approaches. Let us meet its problems with courage and good cheer , Marcie Locke, President �·* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NEW YE AR GREETINGS* ***•*• •*****• **• • **• * * Rabbi and Mrs. Lewis Satlow extend their sincere wishes for a year of health, happiness and peace. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adler wish you all a very happy New Year. May the United Nations bring lasting peace in the New Year 5708. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Aron. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ashel)dorf and family cordially extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Isador Ashendorf, Gilbert and Becky wish their friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ashendorf wish their friends a new year filled with joy. Mr. and Mrs. Max Ashendorf cordially extend holiday greetings to all. Mrs. Morris Bespaloff wishes you all very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Braverman and Terry wish you all a very Happy New Year. Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Broutman wish happy New Year to all. a Mr. an..! Mrs. Samuel Broutman and family wish their friends a year of happiness and contentment. Mr. and Mrs, Morris Bernstein send New Year greet.tngs to the members of our community. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Cahn extend happy New Year greetings to their friends. Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Cane and extend Season's greetings. David Mrs. Sam Ashendorf and Jake Ashendorf wish you all a very happy New Year. To all our friends and relatives the happiest of New Years, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cherin. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph August, Sandra and Irwin wish their many friends a vecy happy New Year. A very happy New Year to all of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherin and family. May the year 5708 bring you great happiness, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baim. Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Chevlin wish you all a New Year filled with joy. To all our friends a New Year filled with contentment, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baru and femily. Dr. and Mrs. Sol Cohan extend true wishes for a very Happy New Year. May the New Year bring you health and happiness in f'ull measure, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Berman. A happy and contented New Year to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Darmstadter. May the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Berman and sons. llr. and Mrs. Julius Donn. A Stonah Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Berman, Barton, Phyllis and Marc extend the season's greetings to 11.11. May the New Year bring happiness and contentment to all, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berman wish a glorious New Year to their relatiTes and friends. Tovah to all our friends, Wishing you all a very Happy New Year, Mr. and Mrs, Gustave De Jong. llr. and Mrs. Melvin Van Duren ar~ Sarah Cornelia wish you all a gloril New Year. llr. and Mrs. Andrew Epstein extend the season's greetings to all their friends. llay the year 5708 proclaim glad tidings to all. Frances and Paul Fields. �* * * * *YEAR ** *** * ** • * * * * * * ** *NEW GREETINGS* *********** ***• • • *• *** llr. and llrs. Francis Fine wish their friends a year of happiness and contentment. Mr. and If.rs. Sam Grossman and family wish all their friends a most Happy New Year. A happy N- Year to all; Herbert Fisher. Leshonah To'Ylih Tikosevu; a happy New Year to all. llr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hecht, Ann and Judy. lfr. and Mrs. llr. and llrs. Jerome Fisher, and Sally wish their friends happy New Year. Marilyn a very Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hirschfield and family extend tte season's greetings to all. Dr. and Mrs. Norman Fleishman extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Janis season's greetings to all. Leshonah Tovah Tikosevu; a happy New Year to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Fogel. llr. and Mrs. Morris Kantor and sons wish you all a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. William Fogel and famUy extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman and sons extend the season's greetings to their many friends. Dr. and Mrs. II. L. Friedenberg and Tess FJ.izabeth wish you all a very Happy New Year. llr. and llrs. H. R. Friedman and Pamela extend wishes for a year of happiness. Mr. and llrs. Morris Friend and family cordially extend the season's greeting to all. extend the May the nicest things in life be yours thie New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Klayf and daughters. May the year 5708 proclaim glad tidings to all. Mrs. Sarar, Klein. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and son Herbert cordially extend holiday greetings to all. llr. and Mrs. Warner Galombeck greet their many friends at this festive Nn Year season. May t he New Year bring you happiness and peace, Rabbi Klitzner and Ben. llr. and Mrs. Jake Goldberg greet their friends at this joyous New Year season. llr. and Mrs. Milton everyone a Shanah To'Ylih. llr. and llrs. Maurice Golden and daughters wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause extend the season's greetings to all their friends. llr. and lfrs. Harold Grossman wish to be remembered to friends on this New Year. and son all their and Mrs. Herman Grossman wish their friends and family a very happy New Year. llr. ; llay the coming New Year bring peace and happiness to all of us. llrs. Isaac Grossman. llr. and Mrs. Louis Groe!llllan extend the eeaeon's greetings. Kositchek wish llr, and I.Ira. Alexanders. Krause wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year. lfr. and Mrs. Edward Kushner and family wish their friends a very, happy New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lahr and children greet their many friends at this festive New Year season. lfay tte New Year shower its blessings upon you, llr. and Mrs. Jack Lawson and sons, Lanny, Stevie and Marty. �* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NEW YEAR GREETINGS* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * May the year 5708 bring us all contentment and peace, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson and family. May all your wishes be fulfilled th coming New Year, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rodoff. Happy New Year greetings, from Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow and son, Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers and son cordially greet their family and friends at this festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Levin and daughter extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Urs. Leo Rose extend the season's greetings to their many friends. llay the year 5708 proclaim glad tidings to all, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levine. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosen wish their many friends a happy and prosperous New Year. A glorious New Year to all our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipman extend season's greetings to all their friends. llr. and Mrs. Jack Lipman wish friends a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen and family convey their wishes for a joyous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum season's greetings to all. extend the their May the United Nations bring lasting peace in the New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lipman. Leshonah Tovah Tikosews a happy New Year to all from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Locke and family. Mr. and Mrs. James lletz season's greetings to all. extend llr. and Mrs. Joaeph Nadel extend heartfelt New Year to all. and Bonnie greetings the llay the caning year bring you all the best things in life, llr. and Mrs. Ted Neumer, Stephen and Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oppenheim greet their many, many friends at this festive New Year season. Dr. and llrs. Leonard Price and family extend the season's greetings to all. Kr. and Mrs. Samuel Price and sons wish their friends a gloriously happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Price wish you all a happy and prosperous New Year. Mr~ and llrs. Barney Roberta and fully extend wishes for a very Happy New Year. llr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg and daughters greet you on this festive occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour I. Rosenberg and family wish you all a very happy New Year. Mr. Isadore Rubinsky wishes you all a Shonah Tovah. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubinsky and Linda extend holiday greetings to all. Mrs. Rae Rubinsky, Florence and Ruth wish you all a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schubb extend the season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Abe ~chmookler wish you a very happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Siegel and daughters wish you a very happy and healthy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sil veraan and son Stanley wish a very happy New Year to their friends. llr. and !frs. Sol Silverman, Louie Barbara Ann extend the seaaon•s greet. ing~to all. llr. and Mrs. Joe Simon wish you all a v~ happy New Year. �* * * * * *YEAR * * * * * *GREETINGS* * * .. * .. * * .. * *******************"* *NEW Mr. and !!rs. Jacob Singer wish all their friends and family a very happy New Year. Leshonah Tovah Tikosevua a Happy New Year to all, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Singer and femily. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Singer extend best wishes for a new year of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith and family wish you all the best of health and happiness. May the nicest things in life be yours, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Smith and femily. The best of wishes for a happier New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein and family. May the New Year bring peace and happiness to all, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steindler. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steindler and family extend the season's greetings to all. SUNDAY SCHOOL PROJECT We have recently received a letter in Hebrew from the school in Hungary adopted by our Sunday School, acknowledging their receipt of the 44 pounds of hard candy shipped to them in the late spring. Following is the translation, Dear Rabbi: With great joy we received the package that you had sent. Our deepest thanks to the children of Muskegon for remembering us so kindly. We are indeed happy for the sweets, since these children so rarely eat anything sweet, even in their food. We are looking forward to the Hebrew books which you are sending us, for we have· heard of the beautiful text books published in the United States. We have 50 children living at the orphanage, from the ages of 6 through 12. Again, many thanks for the package, on behalf of these children, Abraham Hauer, Director. Mr. and Mrs. William Stern and family wish their friends a happy New Year. WE PRAY FOR THE RECOVERY OF Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Strifling wish their many friends a New Year filled witb happiness. Mrs. Abraham Ehrenberg Mrs. Alex Krause Mrs. Hyman Lipman May the New Year bring them a renewal of strength and hope! Friendly greetings and 'all good wishes for lasting peace and happiness in 5708. Harriet Talbot. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Teles, Vita and Avis wish you all a New Year filled with contentment and joy. May the year 5708 proclaim glad tidings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tessler. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mr. Louis M. Berman, Mrs. Max Schubb, Mrs. Frederick Stein on the loss of their beloved mother, Rose Berman. May God grant her shelter under the shadow of His wingsl Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Wiener wish their friends a happy and contented New Year. llr. and Mrs. Paul Wiener and Donald extend their wishes for a very happy New Year. CRADLE ROLL We are happy to add to our Cradle Roll the following children who have arrived since the publication of our last Bulletin, Becky Ashendorf, Paula Ann Ashendorf, Robert lorman Cohen, Susan Teena De Jong. NOTICE llr. and Mrs. Ben Oppenheim acknowledge with heartfelt thanks the many expressions of sympathy from the aembers of our community on the occasion of their recmt bereavement. �SOS SEWING Sewing and knitting of baby layettes and supplies for overseas survivors will continue after the High Holy Days. Our babies in Europe must be clothed, therefore the .SOS collection must include the Sll'eaters, soakers and other baby garments made by the sewing 1mits of the Jewish women of America. Last year, in spite of the late start, a large quantity of baby clothes were produced by members of Sisterhood and sent overseas. The following _ participated in this worthy project: llrs. Sam Ashendorf, Mrs. Louis Darmstadter, Dolly Sstlow, Florence Rosen, Lois Cherin, Irene Steindler, Rose Friedenberg, Libby Rose, Ada Hecht, Hortense Berman, Gene Berman, Joan Hirshfield, Rose Lawson, Barbara Lawson, Leah ShU111acher, Lotta Shumacher, Elaine Friend, Rose Rosenberg, Irene Siegel, Fan Stern, Sylvia Rogers, Miriam Fisher, Marcia Rosen and Rhoda Rosen. During this coming year, let us all help in this fine cause which will keep these little tots alive and warm. My home will be open to all those who would like to contribute their services to sew and knit for these layettes. Frances Steindler, chairman TRIBUTE TO NEWPORT SYNAGOGUE A special program on August 31st marked the official ceremonies naming the Touro Synagogue of Newport, Rhode Island as a national shrine. This is part of the work of the Department of Interior by which our government helps preserve historic sites. The Touro Synagogue was bull t in 1763 by ~panish Portugese Jews who came to Newport in 1658 in response to Roger Williams' declaration of religious freedom. It is known as one of the most beautirui examples of colonial architecture in the country today, and it was here that George Washington delivered the fS111ous lines embodying his concept of religious liberty. RELIGION AND POLITICS "Whenever a minister or Rabbi preaches on a political or social issue, someone inevitably makes the statement that religion and politics do not mix. Sometimes this charge is made out of the sincere conviction that the democratic principle of the separation of church and state is here involved • • • • There is also the prevalent misconception present in these charges that life is a departmental affair, with "religion" as a Sabbath observance, bounded by the weekdays from the harsh realities of existence • • • • While it is correct for the preacher to offer up platitudes on moraljty and justice, any attempt to concretize ethical values in terms of every day life is looked upon as a breach of etiquette, according to the fashionable code. • Even should the preacher attempt neutrality on vital issues concerning the destiny of men, he cannot do so for even in silence he is taking sides. • • --Rabbi Norman E. Goldburg YOUR RABBI IN THE COUMUNITY On August 23rd and 24th, Rabbi Satlos represented the Jewish community at the Good Will Conference at Camp l!)aory on Big Blue Lake, under the auspices of the Michigan Council of Churches. The purpose of this Conference was to bring together representatives of varied groups such as: Churches, business, labor, industry, farming, education, social work, minority groups for the developaent of goodwill and mutual understanding. Your Rabbi will broadcast a New Year message to the non-Jewish comm1mity over station 10IUS on Sunday, September 14th, at 12 noon. Rabbi Satlow will mark United Nations Week in a special message over IIIUS or Wednesday, Sept8111ber 17, at 5100 p.m. On behalf of the United Jewish Appeal, the Rabbi has been aaked to address the Jewish community of Petoskey on September 18th. �IN l!EIIORIAM In loving memory of my beloved husband, by lrs. Samuel Ashendorf. Sacred to the memory of my dear father, Adolf Kositchek, by Kilton Kositcbek. In memory of my beloved parents, llr. by Sonia Ashendorf, In loving memory of my parents, lloses and Hannah Heidenreich, by llrs, Harry and llrs. Louis Caplan, In loving memory of our sainted parents, Rose end Morris Berman, by Louis Berman, Ma·e Schubb and Esther Stein. Sacred to the precious memory of my beloved parents, Samuel and Rachel Krupsky, by Gene Berman, Secred to the m8110:ry of our sainted grandmother, Hannah Blumberg, by llr. and llrs, Jerome Cherin, In loving memory of my dear parents, leyer and Hannah Fishman, by llrs, Andrew Epstein. In loving remembrance of Joyce Elaine Fields, by Frances and Paul Fields. In blessed pemory of my dear parents, by Jake Goldberg. We remember with love our dear son, Malvin, Mr. and Mrs. llaurice Golden, Sacred to the memory of our beloved father and husband, Isaac Grossman, by Ira. Isaac Grossman and family. In sacred remembrance of our sainted parents, Mr. and llrs. Samuel GroslllDB.ll, In memory of our beloved parents, Bessie and Bernard Hass, by Harriet Kline and Blanche Hass. To the sacred memory of my dear perents, Bessie and Henry Kline, by Harold Kline. In sacred remembrance of.., • other, .Rebecca Klayf, by S11111 Klay!. In • eaory of my beloved father, Aaron Finkelstein, by llrs. lilton Kositchek. Lahr, Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, Lena Lawson, by Jack and Sam Lawson. In blessed memory of my beloved father, Samuel Minsky, by llrs. Jack Lawson. In loving memory of my precious parents, Hannah and Joseph Blumberg, by llrs. Sam Lawson. In memoriam to my beloved father, Samuel Rosenthal, by llrs. llax LebOlf, In sweet memory of our beloved daughter and sister, Paula Maxine Nadel, by llr, and Mrs. Joseph Nadel and Bonnie, Sacred to the memory of my parents, Rachel and Aaron Oppenheim, by Ben Oppenheill. To the dear m•ory of our baby, Aaron Norman Oppenheim, by Mr. and llrs. Ben Oppenheill. Sacred to the memory of my father, Hyman S, Flaxman, by Mrs, Leo Rosen, In honored remembrance of my sainted parents, Isaac and Sophie Rosen, by Leo Rosen. To the sacred memory of our father, Jacob Shiewitz, by llr. and Mrs. Fred Rodoff, In loving memory of my dear parents, Sam and Bertha Levine, by llrs. Harold Silverman. In hallOlfed remembrance of Dora Silverman, by her son, Harold Silverman. In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Carol Charlotte, by llr. and llrs. Milton Steindler and family, Sacred to the • 81D0?'1 of my beloved father, llorris Tinkler, by Frank Tinkler. �SOS FALL CAMPAIGN The courage and will to live of Europe's Jews has never been greater, but with the termination of UNNRA and the drastic reduction of intergovernmental aid, t he tenacious survivors face their greatest crisis since the end of the war. To meet the growing calls for help, JDC has called upon SOS to supply at least 6,000,000 pounds of food, clothing and other necessities of life before winter comes. The spirit created abroad by this communal lifeline of supplies is priceless. Jews in DP camps, waiting months and years for pennission to re-enter the world, receive a can of food from a Muskegon pantry, a layette sewed and knitted by our local SOS sewing unit under the chairmanship of Mrs. Milton Steindler, shaving supplies and books, toys and other necessities. They know that"••·• someone, somewhere, still regards t hem as human beings." Hope flares up again in their hearts, and they assure themselves, •surely they who send such gifts will also see to it that the gates to freedom will be opened. 11 A patient in a tuberculosis sanatarium i.n Tatranska, Poland, on receiving a package of SOS supplies said, "it reminds me of the longforgotten and long-missed wannth of family life." Our local SOS drive to date has sent 4800 pounds to the national receiving center in New York, as our share of the 9,000,000 pounds from all over the country. The Fall campaign is planned to bring in 6,000, 000 pounds of clothing and food within the next four months, in order to reach the Dps before mid-winter. Mrs. William Stern if your new local SOS chairman, at 52-115 for arrangements for parcel pick-up, The following is one of the countless letters gratitude for the SOS packages received: Please call her received by the JDC in Gentlemen, This is to express my sincere gratitude for the help you have given to my family: Mrs. Jula Aub and our J children, at present in Lindau (Bodensee) French Zone of Occupation, Gennany, Your parcels, distributed by your representative, Mr, Laufer, were the first to arrive there, bringing much needed help, My wife was much impressed not only by the highly valuable material help but also by the personal touch your representative was able to add to your gifts. I thank you very, very much, Sincerely yours, (signed) Dr, Rudolf Aub UNITED NATIONS WEEK September 14th through 2oth has been lengthy report and its recommendations designated as United Nations Week, Pubwill be brought before the Assembly for l ic opinion throughout the country, approval, The Exodus 1947 incident ha~ through radio and newspaper, will be highlighted the intensity of the probl, directed to the problems facing the and undoubtedly will hasten its concl~ world at this crucial time, The one of sion, It is the fervent prayer in each paramount interest to the entire world of our hearts that those who have known is that of Palestine, death, torture and the misery of concentration camp will find an open door to The UNSCOP has already presented its their own homeland of Eretz Yisrael. ,, �WE \'iISfl TO ACKNOWLEDGE B 1 NAI B'RITH PROJECT A special contribution to our SOS Sewing Fund by l{.r. and Mrs. Samuel Grossman, of Detroit, in honor of the birth of their granddaughter. contribution of skull caps by Mr. for use at. our High Holy Day Services. A Eli M. Smit!: i I TEMPLE LIBRARY The fol ~owing new books added to our Temple Library: have been Behind the Silken Curtain, by Bartley Crum Palestine, the Land of Promise , by Lowdermilk The Promi sed Land, by Ellen Thorbecke Jewish Short Stories, edited by Ludwig Lewisohn The Jewish Cook Book It is seldom that one voluntarily assumes an obligation which he knows will occupy much of his time and energy. Yet one of our collllllunity, in his great desire to help the program of our new building , undertook just such a task. r.e wish to acknowledge the leadership and sacrifice of Louis M. Berman, past president of B1 nai B'rith wl-•o introduced and carried through successful ly, the recent money-raising project which was B'nai B 1rith's contribution to our new Community Building and House of Worship. While we are grateful for the sum derived therefrom, we are even more proud of the spirit of service displayed by Louis Berman and his many co-workers, particularly Mex Lebow and Lyle Rogers among the members of B'noi B'ritl- Lodge . FROI.I OUR MAILBAG : Deer Rabbi and Mrs. L0vlis Sstlow: and the foll owing Juveniles: Shimmele The Brave Maccabbees Danny Noor The Singing Way Mother Goose Rhymes for Jewish Children B1 NAI B1 RITH NEWS \ Marie Syrkin, author of "Blessed is the Match", recently visited tl:e DP camps and gave a scholarship examination to 70 young applicants on behalf of the Hillel Foundation of B 1nai B1 rith. 26 of these fine young people have already been salvaged out of the European wreckage, and are now on various campus es , throughout the United States, as part of the Hillel Refugee Student Service. Here is a young person who saved her life in unhappy Warsaw by living in the city I s sewers; -here is a young person eft for dead by a Nazi firing squad, 1ho crawled away into the woods and miraculously survived -- brilliant students all, they are welcoming this new gift of life provided by Hillel. I want you to know how much I appreciate the hospitality which you extended to me wl:ile I was i n !,luskegon. I can 't begin to tell you how much it meant to me to see that wherever I went I could find a synagogue in which to worship and a Jewish hoMe in which to be received. •••••• We from Louisville returned home with an awful)y good opinion -of Michigan, bot!: of the people and tl:e stets. Si ncerely, Sti..art Handmaker FOUR THINGS Four things a man must learn to do If he would make his record true First, to think without confusion clearly, To love his f ellowman sincerely, To act from honest motives purely To trust in God and Heaven securely. - Henry Van Dyke �YOU NEVER CAN TELL You never can tell when you send a word Like an arrow shot from its bow By an archer blind - be it cruel or kindJust where it will chance to go. It may pierce the heart of your dearest friend Tipped with its poison or its ba!Jn: To a stranger heart in life's great mart It may carry its pain or its ca!Jn, You never can tell when you do an act Just what the result will be; But with every deed you are sowing a seed Though its harvest you may not see, Each kindly act is an acorn dropped In God's productive soil; Though you may not know, yet the tree shall grow And shelter the brows that toil, You never can tell what your thoughts will do In bringing you hate or love; For thoughts are things and their airy wjngs Are swifter than carrier doves; They follow t he law of the Universe--Each thing must produce its kind And they speed over the track to bring you back Whatever went out of your mind. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday, Sept. 21 at 3 p,m, Dedication of Hannah Blumberg tombstone, mother of Mrs, Sam Lawson Mona Vi911' Cemetery Monday, Sept, 22 at 8:30 p,m, B 1nai B'rith Meeting Knights of Pythias Building 377 W. Muskegon Ave. Sunday, Sept, 28th at 3 p.m. Unveiling of tombstone of Max Newman, Mona View Cemetery Tuesday, October 7th at 8:15 p.m, Sisterhood Meeting Succos Offering for SOS YWCA Wednesday, October 8th, 7:30 - 9 p.m, Hadassah Simchas Torah Supper Cards and dancing Ashendorf home, Float Bridge Road Everybody Welcome Monday, October 13 at 8 p.m. B 1nai B'rith Opening Stag Slovak Hall Exhibition Boxing Magician, Refreshments WELCOME We are happy to welcome the following new members into our communal family: Mr. and Mrs. Abe Berman, Mr. and Mrs, Morton Fogel, Mr. Alfred Freedman, Mrs, Bertha Paul and daughter Syl via, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosenthal and daughter, the family of Dr. Sidney Michelman, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Rose Rappaport, Schultz, Mr. Frank Tinkler CONGRATULATIONS We extend a wish for a very happy New Year to the following young people who have recently established their homes in Israels Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grossman CANTOR MYRON KAHN Our traditional High Holy Day services this year will be enhanced through the chanting of ~lr, Myron Kahn of New York. Mr. Kahn, an advanced Rabbinical student at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanon Theological Seminary, has officiated in this capacity at a Westchester Congregation in the suburbs of New York, We know that you will enjoy his fine chanting, for his understanding and appreciation of our beautiful prayers will bring inspiration to the members of our congregation. � 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/3361b754569e81a9241d2a87a99de05f.pdf 1adb09b6de96ada78c3f57acc484a61e PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAl ISRAEL ,'tusKEYON, MlCHlYAN .'<❖·•· Rabbi StanlelJ Kaplan . Rabbi Stanley Kapl·;:: Abe Ashendorf,Pres. SCHEDUL.E, OF HOLY QA-Y SERVICE: ROSH HA I SHONOH September ioth, Sunday September ·11th, Monday ROSH HA 1 SHONOH - SECOND DAY September 11th, Monday •. September 12th, Tuesday 572 ·2 - 1"981 · 7:GO ·p .M. Traditional Services 8:oo P.M. Community Services 8:00 A·.M. Traditional Services 10:30 A.M. Community Services 12 :z_o P~ M. Traditional M:usaf 2:30 P.M. Children's Services 7:30 P.M. Traditional Services 8:30 A.M. Traditional Services SADBATH OF REPENTANCE September 15th, Sabbat_h Ei)e. 7:30 P.M. Traditional Services 8:30 P.M. Community Services ( CiREMONY FOR THE INDUCTION OF NEW MEMBERS ; September 16th, Sabbath Morn.8:30 A.M. Traditional Servic e s SCHEDULE OF HOLY DAY SERVICES · (continued on Page 2) �YO:M KIPPUR Septenber 19th, Tuesday Septenber 20th, Wednesday Afternoon: 6:00 P.M. Traditional Services 8: 00 P .M . . Cor:u:n.mi ty Services 8:00 10:30 12:55 2:30 4:00 5:00 6:00 A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P~M. Traditional Services Community Services Traditional 1'lusaf & Mine.ha Children Service Comnunity Menorial Combined Ne' ila Conclusion Adult services are designed for adu~ts, thirteen (13) years and older and Children Services at ,2:JO P.M. for both Holidays a re designed for children and youtb J:2 years and younger . For the Holy Days it is essential and· ·proper that durin g the re gular adult services n o child because of his age cc:,use any en'bttrrassnent _to hi:molf or ';';;~1Y ~l:i.::;'t;uroonc~ to QthQ1~~~ RABBI TO YOU My Dearest Friends •••...• both near and far, May this New Yea r bring to you and to your loved ones the fullest measure of God's blessings for life, health, happines s and fordedication, reconsecra tion and self-renewal. May the work of your hands prosper and may the joys of living bring you content::tent and peace . If His will be other than t hat for which you have prayed, nay the beauty and holiness of your heritage strengthen and console you. May those who look to yo'J. and who depend upon you be r:iade steadfast by your faith and your trust, whsther you encounter happiness or tragedy. The greatest lesson of the "Days of Awe" is truly humility--not to be self-effacing but to face all facets of life, to confront our fellowr1an I s humanity , and to place them all wi thi..TJ. the harmony of life. God has stored. up His goodness for us . May He strengthen you to create fror1 that s tore 1.:ouse of blessings your inner tr3.Ilquillit y and your p~ace with your fellow man . L I Shonah Tovah Tikosct}"TU Rabbi Stanley Kaplan �CALF.NDA.R SEPTE1JBER Fri 8 - 7:30 P.M. Traditiona l Svcs Sat 9 - 8:30 A.M. Traditional Morn. Svcs. Sun 10 - RELIGIOUS SCHOOL-1st Session-10:00M1-12:15PM Sun 17-CITIZENSHIP DAY Reli gious School 10-12 : 15 Mon 18-T.Y.G. Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M. Wed 20-After Services:BREAK THE Thurs 21-B'nai Brith . Li.ST Sa t 23-T.Y.G. Sukkah Party Sun 24-RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 10-12:1 5 1:00 PM - Crade Roll 1-2~30 PM -Confirmation Class wi th Rabbi Evening--- Sukkos Begins RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OPEN I NG S ESSIO N SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th 9:45 Ai~ - Final Registration and delive ry of books . All fe es must be paid before books can be delivere d. 10:00AM - OPENING SESSION TEMPLE FAMILY Anniversary Mr. &. Mrs. Cha rles Rubinsky September 22 - 25th Annive rsa ~THSCHILD Tlli'.NKS - Yahr zeits Sigmund Cahn, husband of Hrs . Sel.YJ.a Co.hn and f a ther of Mrs . San Shu.r.mcher, Elul 24 , Sept 2.... Ar.ielia Rosen , n other of l✓,rs . Sarah Klein ancl Davi d Rosen, Septenhe r 20th. Harry Rubinsky , father of Ruth. Florence and Charles, and husband of i1irs . R'.le Ribinsky, Sept ember 25th. I da Brou tr:mn, mothe r of rfr s . P::;: '. ;i;:;n,: ,r tmd ~2. t l1":2.1 Br out:cJ1, '~iohri 2', Septe~:1ber 23 r d. Celia Mendelson, r:other of Mrs ~ Rueben Levy , Tishri 2- Sept. 231 Harry :foiner, f a ther of Mr s . TE• NcW11er , Tishri 2- Septenber 2Jr( Shier Teles, son of Dr. & Hrs. Morri s Tele s , Tishri 6- Sept . 27-__:- _ OUR COlJDOLENCES fo offer our sincere condolencc~'.:l'J.d deepest synoathy to the fffi,lily of: - Benno R;thschilg ,hu sbart " of Mrs. Len a Rothschild ; ·and fa ther of Max Roths chil d, who pa s sed away August 26, 1961 . fay the God of Mercy s tren gthe.. and sustain ther:i in their sorr OUR CO.:',JDOU.:i'-J C.t.:S re offe r our sb1ce::.~e condolence-: and deepest sympat hy to the far.1ily of Mrs . Dora Goodman , sh .:· of 1-'lr. J ames Metz who passed av : 1 recently. May the God of Me re;-: ,. strene;then and sustain then im the ir sorrow . The Rothschil d ffu-;iily expr esses with i1cc:rtfcl t ~r a ti tuc.:; :'.nd appreciation for the wonderful kin0.:;.1c sc·~of tho k.bb i .- nd t!10 o:1ti : Con gr egation. Ue especially thanl: ;~ -~l1, i SknlGy i.:c.:Jl o."0. fo r his beautiful words in nemory of our bi:ilo·;-;)d lm;..;;x.nd :--.:_'1c.~ father , Benno �Fri en d s, As the New Year appr oaches it is tir.1e f or all goocl J e i S to cugage in s el f - anal y si s . Hay I suggest y ou con s i der t he ~c·ol l mri.11g ther.ie: "What h<'l.ve I done f or the Temple-not wha t ha s t he Tei1ple done for me". This does not ::-1e1cm the.t y ou receive no services fror.'l the S:yno gogue but rather t hat the returns are greate r with mor e personal and financial contributions. This thou~ht a lso applies to the aux ili&ry organi zations. Plea se support Sisterhood ., Hada ssa h , B 1 nai Bri th e..nd Temple Youtjl Group. When the a bove organizations put on affa irs please help them. Activities where ticke ts a re sold in advance please purche.se a ticke t or t wo if you can aff ord t o do so even if you 11 may not be in town 11 • Nay your pr ayers be fulfilled a.11d your good deeds be coun t e cl in heaven. · L I Shonah To va h Tikoseyvu, Abe 1~shendorf, President 1,!Aill-:i NZi-T YEARS GREETilW _FRO~l ; Jfl.AY THE NEW YEAR BE ? ILL=:D "!'!ITH SIS'l'CH.HOOD HEALTH, HAPPINESS A:.JD PTIOSP:ZRITY To the en tire Congregation in In a renewed vi gor the hope for a y ea r of , good For the gr eat work of H?,das sah heal th, happine ss a.-id fulf j..11Mrs . J e rome Cherin, Pr eci ~cr.t J;J;ea.r 1 men t. . .. ··_,;. . ., · • • 1 i.1rs. Ha r ris on Friehd ,,Pre s. TO WI SH EVERYOi~E µ£1.:PPTIE!::SS DJ THE NEW YEAR, , Abra hmn Rosen Loclge, B 1 n a i :Srith Jacob Ashendorf , President Fellow Off ic er s and l1embers CON GREGATION B 1NAI .I SR[,.:81 Fourth and Web s ter Muskegon, Mi chi gan Temple Telephone:PA2- 2702 Rabbt's Telephone: PO6-5427 WARM NE.'W YEARS GREETE fGS Ai'm, SINCERE WI SHES FROi•I : The Off icers and Member s of TYG. Ho. rci2. L ev;in May the New Yea r b: :L.1{~ you an abundance of heal t h , hap~)ines-s · and p rosperity , an d you r heart s be gr c.c iously inclined to the neec.s of our brethren l ess generously endowed wi th t he necessities of life . Herman Grossman, Chail'i 1.c-m U.J . C. - 1961-62 1 NON-PRDFIT ORGANI ZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Allendale, Michigan Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Preston, Marilyn Grand Valley State University. Special Collections and University Archives Relation A related resource L'dor V'dor (project) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DC-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Image Text Type The nature or genre of the resource image/jpeg application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Circa 1920s-2018 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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/5f2a3516a97743117c5fad562905fce9.pdf 7e1f41393fd1662ad0e9487d7416ff64 PDF Text Text ~ · l TEMPLE · 'NAl . ISRAEL TI ~ MUSKEGON, MlCHlqAN Douglas Rosen , President September, 1964 HOLY Dli.Y WORSHIP RJ.BBI Ri.YMOND WEISS ROSH Hi.,. 'SHONOH 5725 SeptembGr 6, Sunday •••••••......• 7: 00 PM ' 8:00 PM September 7, Monday ••••••• ••• ••• 8:00 lJ1 10:30 ,JiI 12:u5 PM 2: 30 PM Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Services Community Services Traditional Musaf Children's and Youth Service ROSH Hie ' SHONOH - SECCND D,,y SeptGmbor 7, Monday •.••••.••.•• 7;30 PM Traditional Sarvices Sep tember 8, Tue sday ••..• ~ ••••.• 8:30 ii.M Traditional Services SABBATH OF REPENThNCE September 11, Friday Shabba t •••• 7: 30 PM Traditional Services Will advise on Community Services · Soptomber 12 , Saturday Shabbat • tj : JO 11.M Traditional Services YOM .KIF'PUR September 15, Tuosday1 Kol Nidre 6:15 PM Tr aditional S8rvico s 8 : 00 PM Community Services September , 16, We dnesday •••••.•• 8:00 1..M Traditiona l Services 10:45 1.M Community 1:15 PM Traditional Musaf & Mincha 2:15 FM Children' s Youth .Service u:15 PM Community Memorial 5:15 PM Combine d Ne 1 ila 6:15 ~M Conclusion . " ..- - - -- = - -== ) YOU vJILL BE ,.DVI SED ON REGULHR FRID1.Y NIGHT SERVICES uND SUKKOS SERVICES �C.JJ!: ND~.R - SGptambor, 1964 2 B 1nai brith Stng 2:00-? Levin Cottage -SEE FLYER Thurs . 3 B'nai Brith Moo ting 8 : 30 SEE FLY.i!;R Wod. 16 Br eak-tho -Fa st Buffet 6 : 30 I rs . D. Rosen, Chairman Sat • . 19 B'na i Brith Costume Party with Sqmre Dan::ing 8d0 Sun . 20 Sukkos Pot Luck Party (Details to follow) Thurs . 24 BO..RD OF TRUSTE. . S 7:45 Sun . 27 Re ligious School Ope ns Tues . 29 Siste rhood Board 8 : 00 Homo : Mrs . J . Price 2836 Ninth , Heights · \·ved~ 30 Hadassah Opening board Home : :Mrs . L . ,.ron . •· · (De t a ils to ·follow) IMI--CRT,.1-JT NOTICE; Fl ea sc h ave all meeting date s a nd othe r informa tion for October bulletin in writing at Templo office by September 28. I NFORM.TION ON RELIGIOUS SCHOOL There will boa registration lottor, complete with cards and book - lists in the mail witl1in the next wee k . In orde r to f ac ilita t e matto rs, pLaso fill in the cards and chock book lists a nd r e turn to tho Tomplo immediate ly . If you wish to make arrange ments for purchasin g used books, this will ha ve to bo donG on your own as tre Templ e is unable to ha ndle thiso Sunday classos will _bo starting September 27 . You will be notified as to tl.J beginning ·dates of Hebrew cla sso s . TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS , stcirting on Septe mte r 1 , will be from 9 : 15 to 1 : 15 on Mondays thr ough Thursdays , or l at e r by appointme nt. SISTERHOOD RE~U~STS that you ,save your rummage for their a nnua l rummage sa l 0 , which ha s been s o t for Novembe r 24 . Wod. STUDENTS .. DD.hESS.8S NEEDED If a membu r of your family is out of town at school or in the ~rmo d forc e s and would like to rocoivo tho Temple bulle tin, plo a s-.: s und his or her complete addres::.. type d or printed on a p ostal· ca rd to tho Temple 01·f ice as 9 oon a s possible . This applies also_ to those who receive d bulletins last ye a r, so that wo may know whet9er or not last ye a r ' s a ddrossos arc c orrect without its being neces~ary to call the wh9le list • . Tha nk you . B ' N•• I . b 1-RITH MIUv1.UK.c.E CONVENTION J~~Bs Pric e , Edward Krause , Jao Simon·-and Louis· Darmstndt or 2tt e ndod ; the 96th •hnnual Convention of DISTRICT Gfu-.ND LODGE fr of B 1 N..-.I B 1 RITH at the Hotel- Schrode r in Milwaukee , June 28, 29 , JO and ·July 1 . Ove r 800 delegat e s rcpresenting Men ' s · and \vome n' s Lodge s in e ight st a tes and four provinces in Ca nada , plus hundre ds of noride le gate s observed the 120th b.nniye rsary of B1 nai B 1 rith. . Highlights of the Convention incl1:1ded addrossos by Sonator William Proxmire and Label Katz, IntGrnational ~resident of B'na i Brith . UONTRIBUTIONS _- THi.NK YOU TO. Mrs . Goldie Smith , who mad_e a · generous contribution to~ard the cost of installing the double brass r a il a t :the entrance to tre · 'Temple . ·' It wb.s h9 r idea for the s_afety and comfort of the oldo r _ members wren us :ing the · front stairs·. G,".RDEN FUND from Mr . & Y.tr s . Bud . Strifling & Ylr .: & Mrs ~ J a ck Cohen as good wism s for recove ry of Mrs . mirm:1.n· Gros·sman & Mrs . :.Milton St"eindlGr . LIBfu.RY FUND from i-.llied Metal , in memory of :Mr . ;:f.:trry --Beckcr fathe r.of Ee rnard Bocker . RELIGIOUS SCHOCL , f rom Nr . & Mr~. William P i sher , memory of Mrs . Morton Ste rn . �~ ·- .. .:a •. ' J • _. • Yii.HRZEIT •, , ,,., , , , _. ·"·· ,,_ ,. - ·- Y....HRZEIT (Continue d) SIGfvrt.nlm c;~HN, hl!Sband of Mrs. Selma HERBERT MENDELSOHN , father of Mrs . Reuben Le vy, Soptomber 27 Cahn , father of Mrs . Sam Shumacher ;.NNIVERSI..R-TES E~Ellul 24 , Septembe r 1 HJ.NNAH BLUMBE:RG., mothe r 9f_J'J:r-s . Sam M.t' . & Mrs . Milton Ste indle r, Sept . 2 Lawson, Ellul 26 , Septembe r 3 .Mr~. & Mrs . Louis Rubinsky, Sept . 13 Mi.RIE RIPNER , mo ther of Mrs . Douglas Ivlr . & Mrs . Marvin Gu.delsky , Sept . 11.t Ros e n, Septembe r 5 Mr,. & Mrs . Horbert Steinman, Sept. 21 Mr'. & Mrs . Charle s Rubinsky , Sept . 22 BESSIE GUDELSKY , motlier of Da vid Gudelsky , September 7 REFUJi.H SffiuJ-..YM.i. .H MI NNIE STEIN, mothe r of Hrs . Sam Our prayers and sinc ere bes t wishe s Singer , Septl/mber 8 for a full recove ry .t o ID1. BROU'lM.1.N, mother of Nat-han MR . TED NEUMER Broutman and Mrs . Thelma h iener , who is a p:i tiont a t Hackley Tishri 2, Si3ptember 8 , IN .L.P:i:-'RECL,TION CELii. MENDELSON , mot,hor of Mrs . Joromo Che rin, who is an impat i e nt Reuben Levy , Tishri 2, -.-.-patient at Le o Levi Memorial HospiSeptemhe r 8 . t a l, Hot Springs, .nrkansas, and very HARRY WIENER; 'fa the r of Mrs . Ted anxious to· get -homo , se nds his Neumer , Tishri 2, Septembe r 8 thanks to a ll' his fri ends -who have FANNY EHRENBERG,. mother of Mrs . sent him get-well messages. Lois Albert Parkor , September 9 Che rin also thanks her many frie nds LEO ,~L'IHOLZ, brothe r of Y.trs., Milton for their thoughtfulness during her Ste inc;:U.0.r , September 9 . hospitaliza tion this summer . 11 I would like to tha nk a ll of SHIER TELES , so_n of Dr . and Yi.rs . . Morris Te1Ds , Tishri 6, ,._ · those members of our Congregation Sept ember 12 who sent me t heir warm oxpr0ssions _ JULL~ FEINGOLD EROSTOFF , mother of of kindne ss and good wish.as during Mrs. Jack Chevlin, Tishri 8, the surge ry I had this swnmer . I September 26 · want you all to. know how much I REBECCi, KL,-.YF, mother of Sam Klayf , appr e ciate d your thoughtfullness rr Tishri 13, Septembe r 19 i:lnine Frie nd ilLEXi~NDER S . KR.t,USE. II, son of Mr . CONGfu.TUL,-1. TIONS TO: atid Mrs • Edward H. Krause , Mr . & Mrs . Ric hard Kaufman J on the Se i, te mbe r 20 a rrival of a son, Mic hae 1 Brian, on AMELL',, ROSEN, mother of Mrs . Goldie June 1. Smith, Sevtember 20 WELCOME TO Hl.RRY RIJBINSKY , husband of Mrs . Raa Mr . and Mrs . Herbe rt Ennis, 2109 Rubinsky, fattier of Ruth, Carter Drive , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flore nce · and Charl e s Rubinsky , Gottlieb, 780 Franklin , North Muske September 25 gon , and Mr . and Mrs . Milton Mason , KURT RCTHSCHILD , son of Mrs . Benno 3711 Henry Stroo t , who have moved Rothschild a nd brother of Max to our community during tho srmnme r . Rothschild, Tis hri 19 , Howe ve r, on the othe r sid e of the ledger , we .::.re sorry to lose the Sep'tembe r 25 BERY!.EIB SIMON , father of Mr . Joe Sol Zoll family, who have left Simon', Septe mbe r 27 · Muskegon . 0 �...·, l•-- •., , • ··:. .~ ,r U N I O N G fl ,;. M-. ff'fo&EH,t~•wioh"°s .f,op GD0B· HE,'.LTH ,~ND [)ear Membe rs: With the High Holi..GOOD FCRTUNE to all our T'3mf.,13 days 2.pproaching and th e coming of f amilLs i n th:, nJw yJ 2.r . May it our ifow Yuar , I wish to convey be a succe ss ful one for you and gr out ings to SistGrhood artd f amilies for your Tomplu . of tho Temple B'na i Israe l for a Douglas ftos un, happy , heal thy a nd prosperous New Congregation President wuar f rom mys01f and my family . TO l;~IS:i EVERYON.ti: H.t-J-1-INESS IN Cordially , THE NE\J,J YE...R . Dori~ Strombeig , _ i.braham Rosen Lodge , ll ' na i B' rith Pr es ide nt , Sisterhood Dan Rapoport, Pre sident· Pleas-:: make a ncto · of new pe r sona l TEi''fr'L.l.!. H,.S HGUS.f:.:KE.ri:f'J;;R phone numbe r of ·,rs . otrombc rg , Siste rhood is happy to nn.nounce S\18-1185 . tha t h rs . Max ,.shendorf has a c•=-=--=--===c:--==---=:,,_....,,,_..,.....,,..,...-=-:,:=-=-==~-===--JV1.Y THE NE\111 Y&,R LC: FILU,'D vvITH cep t e d the exacting job of officia l J-{E,,LT H, H,,yl INESS .. ND 1 ROS} DhITY ! hous e kee per for the Tompl e . It ha s wo a r c looking forwa r d to an inbee n sometime ainco we have had vig0r atu d a nf prof it able 1964-65, ono , and tho membe rship is gra te ful to .Vivian . wi th our mee,tin gs ma rke d by coEXT:tt.. .. JE\HSH Ci,LEND,.HS .1 .Vr.IL ,BLE ope r ::.tion, a chieve ment a nd excolla nt a ttondancc . If you would like e xtr a J 0wish Ellen ... ron , Homo Ci al enda rs, pick tram up from Pre side nt, Hadassah tho table in tm lobby at tho s or•=----,---,--~--,.-,.-~-----=-----,.-c---i Best wishos for tho New Year . May vices , or stop in at the office . it bring to you a nd your f a mily · THE RETURN IS URGENTLY REQUESTED health, happin0 ss , peace and p ros of a ny Family Record Shee ts which pe rity . have not ye t be en r e turned for Offi ce r s & Mambers of TYG office files . If y ou have misl a id Be cky .-.sho ndo ~f , l-'ro sident your bla nk copy ca l l office , Thanks . NON- I ROFIT CONGREG...TION B 1 N,-. I ISR.1 ,EL ORC1,NIZi, TION ~Fourth & We bste r StroG ts TIME- V1-,LUE Mi.IL Mus ko g on, 1ic hi gan Tolophono : P,..2- 2702 �ANNOUNCING SIMCATHS- TORAH F~ILY SERVICE MONDJ.Y , SEPTEMBER 28 , 1964 7:30 PM ONEG SH.t.B&.T • •••••• • •••• THE CHILDREN vvILL Mi.RCH vHTH Fl.kGS ••• •• •••• • • ******************************* * * I NV I T ~ T I ON * * ** Mr . and Mrs. Daniel Roettor would be honored to have** . ** you worship and r e joice wi th thorn on tho oc assion of the ** ·** Bar Mit zvah of their son, Larry hlan Roottcr, on Friday, ** ** ovoning , October 2, 1964, at 8:15 O'clock. It would bo ** ** thoir pl easure to have you join trom at a Kiddush and ··** ** Roception in tho Social Hall immedia t ely followingo ** * * �CONGB.EGll.1'ION B1 NA.J; ISRAEL Fourth & ¼ebster Streets Muskegon , Michigan Telephone: l--A2- 2702 NON- f'ROFIT ORGANIU TION TH;E- VALUE MAIL ~-......,,.--~----- - �B I NHI B •Rl1 H BRIEFS B 1N1-..I B 1 RITH BRIEFS B1NhI B1 RITH BRIEFS 1 FIRST OF ALL - THE B'Nl~ I B 1RITH ST1.G PARTY ON wEDNESD.hY, SEPTEMBER 2, AT THE JESS LEVIN COTTAGE N&R FREMONT. COME ON our J..NYTIME YOU Cii.N GET rtWiY FROM 2;00 PM ON UNTIL? ??? ? Hi.VE A DAY OF REL,Xi-.TION, CONVERSi.TION PL&.SE CONT,.CT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING, SO THi.T b.RRii.NGEMEN TS C1.N BE Ml .DE FOR FOOD , ETC . l}.,).-IJ-(j~ James Price - PEJ-9087 Abe Ashendorf - I-EJ-1166 hrt Gree nberg - PL5-2890 Joss Lovin - Ph2-6971 -~ :,.~ SUUUUUlllJUURE YOU Chi~ FIND ITl I \.._ ..... ._ .... __ ___ __ Here ' s Jess's map and dire ctions • • • • •••• •.••• 1. 2. J. L. 5. Take M20 to Fremont Turn l eft at Kroger Stora Go north about 8 miles to black top road (Jackson's Grocery Store) Turn right, go east about 2 mile s to hetna (1 house) Turn loft, go north ovor bridge to sacond gate on left - si gn Will be ther e . Also, r rogram Chairman Jim Pric e says to call it to your spacial att ention toot the B1 nai B1 rith meeting of Thursd~y, ~ep t ombe r J, will be of the g:roat ost importance . 1ne District Convention h.ep ort will be pre sent.Jct, tre Pro grams and bud ge t will bo put up for discussion and approval and proj0cts will be r eviewed . He also sugge sts that you bring along your bicycles . Plans will bo finalized for the B'nai B'rith Dance to be held on thJ first Saturday afte r Yom Kirpur - Soptomber 19 . ThGre is discussion of squar ~ dancing, costumes and (he says) champagne . Be tte r b8 th8r e . PREVIE1r1 OF COi'!ING 1.TTR.L.CTIONS . The October 22 B1 nai brith program is sla t ed to be a Political Summary b:i.ne l Discussion, and should be of gr oat inter est just before tho el ecti ons . � 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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E~~PLE l ~ ~ ALK l l.• · 1 l Dr. Phillip Rosenberg, Rabbi Mr. Joel Wiener , President ---• .. -·-···- TEMPI.£ B'NA I t SRAfL Vol~ VIII No . 20 COMMUNITY SERVICES September 3 • • - - - --:=:~:--pj US KEG ON Elul - Tishrei 5725"."'5726 · ·· MI CH I (;J,A N September, 1~65 Friday Evening Sermon : "THE DIFFERENCES AMONG MEN 11 Participants: - Mr . & Mrs . Max Rothschild 8:00 PM ********************************************* Septerrber 4 Sabbath Morning 11:00 AM 1 ·· BAR MIT.ZVAH OF ARTHUR ROTHSCHILD (See Invitation P~ge 2) Luncheon Following in Social Hall ************ -****4**********************~***** Se_EJteniber 10 I -~ * * *· * * * -~'- * .~ * * * -~ ' "September 17 ·._ J. * .*. {~ * * * -~ * ~"h- •f September 24 <, TRATilTIONAL SERVICES 1~ Friday .:.,vening - FAMILY NIGID' WORSHIP Birthday Blessing Ceremony . Oneg Shabbat . Par tic,ipants: Youth Group Members Friday Evening BAR MITZVAH OF VICTOR STEINMAN (See Invitation Page 2) .Reception Follow.i.ng in Social Hall *~ * *. -~ * -* ;* 1} -ri" -~- * 1:- -~ -~- •~ ~.t * .:,r- Friday Evening Sermon: . - "THE JOY OF LIVING 11 i(- -~- 7:30 PM *****-~ * -~ 8:00 PM * -~~ * ***** Septenber 4-11-18-25 8:00 PM 8:30 AM HOLY DAYS SERVICES ROSH HA' SHONOH ._5726 Septenber 26, Sunday •••••••••·•···• 7:00 PM Traditional Services 8:00 PM Community Services September 27, Monday •••••••••••.••• 8:00 AM Traditional Servic.es 10:30 AM Community Services 12:45 :PM Traditional Musaf 2:30 PM Chi1dren's and Youth Service ROSH HA' SHON OH - SECOND DAY Se~tember 27, Monday •••·····•·····• 7:30 PH Traditional Services Septemuer 28, _Tw sday 8:30 AM Traditional Services .............. SABbATH OF REPENTAI\CE October 1, Friday• •••••••··· ··· ·••• 8:00 PM. Community Service ( -' October 2, 0aturday •••••••••••••••• 8:)0 AM Traditional Service YOM KIPPUR October 5, Tuesday: Kol Nidre ••••••• 6:15 PM Traditional Service · 8:00 FM Community Service October _6, Wedne sday, •• •••• ••••••••• 8:00 AM Traditional Service 10:45 k.M .C.am~i ty Service 1:15 PM Traditional Musaf & Mincha 2:l;i PM Childrens' Youth 0ervice 4:15 PM Community Memorial 5 :15 PM Combined Ne'ila 6:15 PM Concluding Service C1.IENDJ,R - SEPTEMBER, 1965 1~edne sday . - 1 Sunday 12 Wednesday 15 Sunday 19 Thursday Sunday i. ~ 23 26 Sisterhood Paid-Up Membership Luncheon - Temple B'nai Brith Installation (Tentative) , Hadassah Paid.,,up_Meml.erahip Luncheon - Temple OPENING. OF RELIGIOUS SCHOOL All Hobrow Classes Religious School 10:00 - 12:00 Board of Trustees Meeting Hebrew Classes - 9:00 Religious School 10: 00 - 12:00 12:30 . 12:30 9-:00 7:45 �,._ TEMPLE TALK - SEPTEMBER, 1965 - PAGE 'IWO I NV I TA T I ON Mr . and Mrs . Max Rothschild cordially nvite you to attend the Bar Mitzvah se rice of their son ARTHUR STANLEY ROTHSCHILD on Saturday, September 4, 1965 at 11 :00 and the luncheon following in t.te Social Hall of Temple B 1 nai Israel . i ·TA....TTON The Bar Mit zvah of our son, . Victor, wil take place at the Temple on Fr.iday evening S€:lp_te_m_b er 17 . We would be very happy t o have all the members of the congregation join us at this service and at the re ception afterwards . Herb and Doris Steinman . -CONTRIBUTIONS YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND From Yirs . Helen Kulka , as token of her affection for the Community ALTAR FUND _·. · From Mrs . Harold Rosen, in memory of Aaron Feldman , brother of Mrs . J . K. Kaufman GENERAL FUND · . Mrs . Mr . Marvin Lake , in memory of- Mrs ~ 11 ;Edith Herkowitz , mother of Mrs . Charles Rubinsky IN APPRECIATION Mrs . Har ry Be r man wishes ,.t o thank her many- friends for treir kindnesses to-.her during her recent conval<3nce . __ Mr . & . Mrs . Kornma Gude lsky are very grateful for the many kindne 2ses extended to him d~ring -his illness . CONGRATULATIONS To Mr . and Mrs . Robert Price on the birth of a daughter, Michelle Marie , on July 8. BEST WISHES TO Mrs . Helen Kulka, who has left Spring Lake to accept a position as Consultant in school social work in Oakland, California . !ha bernard Becker family , who will be making their home in Texas . Miss Karen Steinman , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Herb Steinman, and Mr . Phillip Bak, whose marriage will take place August 29 in Baltimore, Maryland . WELCOME TO Mr . and Mrs . Newton Berkowitz , who have recently joined the Temple , and are making their home at 610 Se minole Drive , #4 , Fr!lUllont . YAHRZEIT INEZ LIEBERTHAL, sister of Jack and Ellis Chevlin, September 3, Elul 6 REUBEN YASINOW , father of Mrs . J os eph Singer, September 4, Elul 7 NATHAN BROUTI<lfAN , husband of Mrs . Betty Broutman , father of Mrs . Char les Dault, September 4 MARIE RIPNER, mother of Mrs . Douglas Rosen, _ September 4 REBECCA LEVY , mother of Reuben Levy, September 5, Elul 8 ELI SMITH, father of Mis b Eileen Smith, September 7 MINNIE STEIN , mother of Mrs . Samuel Singer., September 8 ESTHER PITKOWSKY , mother of Mrs . Morrie Tel es , September 8, Ilul 11 FANNY EHRENBERG , mother of Mrs . Albert Parker , September 9 LEO ALTHOLZ, br othe r of Mrs . Milton Steindler., September 9 BENNO ROTHSCHILD , husband of Mrs . Kar olina Rothschild , father of Max Rothschild , September 11, Elul 14 . . Yi.AURICE FEINGOLD, father of Mrs . Jack Chevlin, September 14 , Elul 1 7 JACOB SINGER, husband of Mrs . Rose Singer, father of Irving Singer and Samuel Singer, September 17 , Elul 20 . . CELIA MENDELSOHN , mother of Mrs . Reuben Levy, Septembe r 18 . ALENitNDER S. KRAUSE I I, s on of Mr. · and-- Mrs . id-ward --i<:rause , September 20 AMELIA ROSE1~, mother of Mrs . Gold,ie Smith, September 20 SIGMUND CAHN , husband of Mrs . Selma Cahn, father of Mrs . Samuel Shumach§r , · -- · · September 21 , Elul 24 HANNAH.BLUMBERG, mother of Mrs . Samuel Laws on, September 23 , Elul 26 HARRY RUBINSKY, husband of Mrs . Rae Rubinsky , father of Florence and Charles Rubinsky , September 25 BERYL.CIB SIMON , father of J oseph Simon, September 27 ... HERPiAN ME1rnELSOHN , father of Mrs. Reuben . . .Levy, September 27 IDA BROUTMAN , mother of Mrs . Paul Wiener , · 1 i September 28 , Tis hrei 2 HARRY WEINER; · father of Mrs . Ted Neumer, t ..September 25 ; Tis-irei ! C O ND OL E N C E T.o the family of · EDITH BERKOWITZ mother of Mrs . Charles Rubinsky , who passed away June 29 . May her memory be f or a blessing . ROLL OF REMEMBRANCE TO BE PHEPAII.ED. REFUAH SHALAYMAH Our prayers and sincere best wishes for a full recovery to · MRS . EU CENE FISHER & MRS. s.rnL JACOBSON who are patients at Hac kley Hospital and to MRS . ROBERT ROS.,i;NBERG, }ffiS. HARRY BERMAN AND MR. KO:MMA GUDELSKY, who are convalescing at home . Please notify the Temple office as soon as pos sible of deaths in the past year in families of the congregation which should be included in the Yom Kippur Memorial list . Also , if you had intended to return any on the list of unidentified pers ons on Roll of Remembrance sent out with June qulletin please do so now . �TErPLE TALK - SEPT£MbER, 1965 - Page Three I NV I T A T I ON HADASSAH CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THEIR PAID-UP MEMBE1tSHIP LUNCHEON M.r.::ETING TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, at 12:30 IN THE SOCIAL HALI ,. CALL MRS . ROSE LAWSON FOR RESERVrlT!ONS. TEMPLE BOARD Af- PROVES rt0SGLUTION ON DUES As of the August 19 meeting of the Temple Board, all Temple members not in go·od financial standing after a period of · · three months delinquency shall be 1, . denied the rights and pr.ivileges of being members or offic e r s of their boards 2. ; denied the privile ge of sending . their children to Hebrew and Religious School classes. B' NAI BRITH CONVENTION HELD IN JULY The Sherman House in Chicago, over July 11 - 14 was the scene of trn 97th District Grand Lodge #6 Convention of B 'nai :dri th. I-resent were your delegates, Ed Krause, Joseph Simon and myself, Jim F-rice, who were privile ge d to represent you, our brothers of Abraham Rosen Lodge, Muskegon~ · The Convention delegates numbe~ed over 540, representing approximately 45,000 · - members froni eight states and four provinces of Canada. Needless to say, in this setting, it was inspiring . Her e is where, in an atmosphere truly :..,efitting our motto , "Brotherly Love, Benevolence and .-iarmony", the b'nai Brith programs both locally and nationally are examined, re-examined and if necessary revised in a perpetual attempt to keep pace with our needs in this rapidly changing world. Here is wre re it is also abundantly clear that no amount of planning, hoping-dreaming--can be accomplished unle s s it is coupled with the full support of the individual Lodge members. If it were not for the collective efforts of over 550,000 B'nai Brith members working: together in this uniquily structured organizati on in over 40 countries, B1 nai 0rith would cease to exist as tre ]a rgest J ewish organization in the world. R.s we enter a new year for B'nai Brith here in Muske gon, l e t us r e-dedicate ourselves -- give more willingl · of our time 00 of our "Fair Share ", so that we may truly be worthy of our title, "Sons of the Covenant". Jim Price BUILETIN SPORTS Ni!:W NAME AND MASTHEAD The Temple is indebted to Mrs . Jerome Ch3rin for the designing and drawing of the new masthead on page 1 of the current bulletin. The up and down rather than folding i:age format is an expe ,.· iment,about _ which we would like your opinion. A bulletin consultant for this year has not as yet be ~_n_se_le_c_t_e_d_._______ Did you know tha t More than 1, 000, 0 0 men, wome n and children are members of Reform Congregations? I N V I T A T I ON OPENING SISTERHOOD FAID-UP LUNCHEON 1iv£DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 J..T 12 :30 IN THE SOCIAL HALL OF THE TEMPLE B1 NAI IShAE . FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL PL5-2814 SISTERHOOD IN PR6rAfiATION OF COOKBOOK Sisterhood's major fund-raising for the c·oming yaar will be a new and exciting cookbook . Co-Chairman Mrs . Jerome Cherin and Mrs . Douglas Rosen are currently hard at work collecting recipes and data. In the weeks to come, we will need assistance with typing, editing and proofreading. Recipes are eagerly sought, oo please call PL5-2490 or PLS-1105 for further information . NINTH GRADE CONFIRMATION TO. BE RE3UMED ·Of special interest to parents of Religious School upper class students is the announcement of the Board of Education that it will this year return to Confirmation- of Ninth Grade classes rather than Tenth Qrade . A double confirmation will take place this year. Mr. Eugene Fisher, Chairman·of the Board of Educa. tion, states that this decision was reached after considerable discussion at the August meeting . RELIGIOUS SCHCCL SECURES TEACHING STAFF The Religious School is pleased to announce the teaching staff for 1965-66 as follows : Mrs . Harrison Friend , Mrs . ~iarner Galombeck , Mr . and Nrs . Alan Oppenheimer, Hr . James Price, Mr . and Mrs . Sam 0hUniacher . New additions this year are Mrs . r,1 artin Schankler and Miss Ellen Cahill . Mrs . Jerome Gherin will continue as Principal . Hebrew parents will be pleased to note that all Hebrew clas ses will be held from 9~00 to 10:00, instead of the staggered schedule of last year . Parents of students will shartly receive registration letters and book lists . TD:FL.E COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT The following Temple committees have been announced by Mr . Joel Wiener , Congregational president: l'INANCE COMMITTEE - Chairman Alan Oppenheimer, Abe Ashendorf, Harry Berman, Arthur Greenberg, Jack Lipman, Marvin Gudelsky, Douglas Rosen , Morton Kantor . BOARD OF EDUChTION - Chairman Eugene Fisher, Herbert Steinman, Mrs . Douglas Rosen , Marvin Gudelsky, Mrs . Louis Aron, Mrs . Maurice Stromberg, Mrs . Jack Lipman , Mrs . Ralph August . ME1'1BERSJIP - Mr . & Mrs . Jack Lipman COORDINATTI~G - Chairman Morton Kantor, Robert Libner, Isadore Ashendorf, Daniel Rapoport, Jack 0te i ndler, James Price RITUAL CQl,Ji''t I'l'TEE - Chairman Max Rothschild, Abe ~.. shendorf, Harry Berman, Arthur Greenberg, Sam Klayf . WEEKLY E.,;;ADING - Samuel Shumacher HOUSE COr::HITTEi - Leo Rosen, Irving Singer USHER - James Price, Jacob ilshendorf CEMETERY - Isadore Ashendorf �TEMPLE TALK - SEPTEM E;R., 1965 - Page Four ANNIVERSARBS Mr. & Mrs . Mil ton Steindler, September 2 Mr. & Mrs . Louis Rubinsky, September 13 Mr . & Mrs. Marvin Gudelsky, September 14 Mr . & Mrs. Herbert Steinman, September 21 Mr . & Mrs . Charles Rubinsky, September 22 · THE :ri1CNUI:fl£NT .UNVEILING FOR MR . NATHAN 1"1 , ERC UTr1AN WILL Th.Ki_, PLACE SEt'T .::NB3R 5 At 2: 00 PM 1-.T MON.1. VIEw CEMETiRY CHL-.NGES OF nDDRESS:i!:S Rs(;;U.LJSTED l Temple B'nai Israel 1965-66 Community Lists are now in process . Anyone who has not notified trn Temple off:;Lco of a change o1 address or home or buine ss phone, please do so at once . Thank you l IMPORTANT NOTICE Due--~o- the Holy Days, tre October bulls tin will be sent out e arlier than usual. Mc"0 ting dates and other information for tre October bul]e tin must be at the Temple IN WRITI~Q BY SEf TEMB£R 17 . CONG RE G:SI m; B'Ni-\. I IS Rii.EL FOURTH 1,ND vJEBSTiR STREETS MUSK.EDON., MIGHIGJJ.N Office Pi,one : f'A2-2702 Rabbinag@ : - PL5-5Jl8 IT 1 S Li, TER,_ 'IW,N YOU THINK ! If you haven ' t already mailed in your 1965-66 ple·d~e card with a check for at least one-quarter of your dues better rush them out today. Give your hardworking Finance Committee the cooperation you would like to receive, and don ' t wait until the last minute! TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS Through Labor Day - 12:30 - 2: 30 on Tu3sdays and Fridays, or by appointment . after September 6 - 9:15 - 1:15 Mondays through Thursdays - later by request EXT& JE11\J ISH CJJ.LENDARS 1-,V.t,ILABLE Temple B1 nai Israel has a large supply of extra Jewish home calendars as furnished to the Temple by Baloirnie.:.b.postle Mortuary. If you would like extra ones for your own use or to send relatives they may be picke,d up at the Temple office or in the library when you attend worship services . Children , also, are welcome to extra copie s . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. 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SCHEDULE OF. -.W ORSHIP SERv.rc~S.--, -· ... - .. , _____ ~ --- ~~!71!?~r, 1962__ rtit Sop tc mbo r 2, Friday Comnnmity Vospe r Se rvices in Small Chapo l 8:00 ,Pl1 Sop tornbor ·- ·si," Friday --- - ,ro~unity Vcspor Se rvices in Sm:ill ChiJ.;Jol 13:oo 'PM · ,.. _ _______----*--· Birthday Blos sinr: ...... R0_S_H_tt,;__1.__SH-O-NOH . - . Ceremony ·- - - - 1 -Soptombor1Ii, Wodnesday •• Traditional Sorvicc Community Service "Sermon: "DECISIONS FOR LIFE" Se p tembe r 15·, Thursday •• Traditional Se rvice Community Service Sermon:. "THE J wW nS -~ .PIONZER" Childre n & Youth Se rvice ROSH a~' SHON OH - SECOND Dti.Y . . -·~~Septembe r 15, Thursday.. Traditiona l Service September 16, Friday • • Tr.idi tional So.rvice Sep tember 10: Friday : Evening - Shabbat Sh_u_v-ah----'-_- Sc rmon: irsELF RESPECT" YOM KIPPUR ·--- ~- 7:00 PM 8:00 PM' 7:30 .i.M 10:30 .aM 2:30 PM 7:30 PM 8:30 ..,.M - -cr:oO PM - ~-- -·--- -.. ··-·•·---··--- - - - - - - --·-·- -- -Scptombor ·23, Friday.. . Kol Nidre Tra ditiona l Service 6: 15 PM Community Se rvice "8:00 PM Sermon: fl"THE SECRET OF ISR4EL' S SURVIV.t<l.. 11 SCptombor- '. 2L, Saturday •• Tmdi tional Service 8:00 lJ.M Community Service 10:45 1M Sermon: ''THE .~IM OF LIVWG" Traditional Musaf & Mincha 1:15 PM 2:1,5 PM Childre n & Youth Sorvico Community Mcmori~l 4:15 FM Svrmon: 11.ilMID FIELDS OF SORRQT_,J •i S:15 PM Combined Ne'ila Concludinp Scrv-i_ce_ _ _ _ ______ _ 6:15 PM SCHEDULE OF SiliVICES CONTINUED ON P.;~GE TWO - ---- - -·-=---·-- ~- �SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SlRVICES CONTINUiD Friday Evaninp.: ..~•-· - --- . ~--Sc C ond Da~r of Sukkos 3ormon: " TIJ".fE FCR R.:;LIGIGUS lli:- •...PPR1.IS.~L'!-· .: Ono ~ Sukkot afte r s 0rvico will be he ld i~ ·thb Succah Sept ombo r 30 " " • B~ " \I " \I 'WWI \I \.(___" , , " \ • · "--,\,11,/\';,-,.. ,~ n,,,c--"-,Hh'f-,Hh~;, • :-x- ~-;~;~;t-~-~-;rx-;r-;~7r-;!""")H(-~:r • Hh~~}"lf-::-;~~-;:-~~~-~<-;:-~-;H~:~~: 1,,1_ v~1 " ~ ' \l..,_.'L-"LJLlt ''" , , 1 1 0"-.n .," A _v .. . " ~' 8:00 PM 9:i~ TR...DITION-~ _S~VICES Sab~.'.l.t~.- Lornin:.:,s > So.1; tombor 3, 10> 17. -24 -8:30 .aM :.. · Tr2.d1 tionc'. l Succo.t . .::iorv~c o as msual, mornin . .s only S9ptombo r 29 ~~ .::ior;.tomtc r JO ·" :··' .'.'::.' · · Jt-''-'W~"-"'-~' '-L."-" " k_,n-·,o.. , " \I- -;, X.,\I \I \I ,1 ·'L..'' V '<---'' '<-'' : ~ ·• • • , ,... I \ , " " ;c-',<" ·"_l\,_j\ K-,n,,("'T,, ,,-,.." ,,-,, ,,,P~-~m~-~-jf-~ • }-~,'H~~-'U(..)o(.-'L'~''-'M;'~'~,~1'-·'--'~-"'LXY " ., ., " " ,,_., v v " , " ~ ~ ,,,,;,'.; ; ;-,<,, ,_-,,-,,-,, .'.': ':.'\ .~ .. C · ~ .. I~ ·~ ' -·•'. 1 SEPTZEBER Ci..L••NDi,.R \ Sun 4-TYd-llicc c11tivo ~oard 7:00 ··: . ] om'.): Tom Steinman . 225~, Southwo6d.. ,•iad 7 ~~adassc.h Oponinf_ pa id.:.i:i.IJ , Lunch0 on 2.t Tompl o 12;-JD_ . Speake r: r~s . H o Groonlior :; FIN~~CE cow-ftTTE1f ·• - - •-·,Ca-: }1orro : l..iarr: Opponhu imo r 3053 Coolid ;:·o Sat 10 Hadass.'.l.h Stud;,,r Group l : JO Hom0: Re e ve. Lovv 1249 Lako~horo Sun . 11 Sis torhood Paid- up 6:00 Hombor ship Suppa r (Soc Flyer) ··-· ......- ._.-,... L """ "",,' rr ,:..' '.'"" "" 1----- ·---... :.:,. - - ------ . : ,_:,._ ·,. :. 00-1 IN\qT,.TION ,·.; \ ,;}~ . - ~··--· cordially .. iniiitu x ou t ·c>" n:ttond .,. tho Bar 1:!i:tz.va h sorvicc of the ir son · ··· · · DuVID IS...aC WI~Ni R on S2.. turda;,T' Oc tobo r 1, 1966 a 10 : 00 ,:'..M, and tho 1 uncho on followin ?, in tho Socia l H:.1.ll o .'.r~~pl o B' na i ,_I~_r_a9_l ____ ~·- - :tvlr . a nd I1rs. Joe l Wi eme r RELICious SCHOOL ST...FF SET - Rabbi Rosonborr: is -ploasod to announce tha t tho foll o~ine sta ff will. t o~ch tho Tomplc Rolir,ious School in 1966- 67 : sea son : Kindor?,artcn : Mrs . IULIGIOUS SG._OOL SESSIONS rry Bacon ; First and Se cond Pe -·-sop-to mbo r 18- ancf 25" ·--Gra de : Miss Ella n Cahill~ Third l O: OO 12 : 00 and Fourth Grado : Mrs . CONFJR.!1SION CL~SSES-Sa turdny 10: 00 " - - - - - • - - - -• - - •~ - -- - - I Wolosin; Fifth Grado : Miss Fra nce s ?.r~co i Sixth Gra de : Mrs . TEMPLE BO:..RD 'ID CUT DOWN MEETINGS Phillip Milla r; Seve nth and --1foa to~ t ho t oly D':tys tho ro wll'I Ei[:hth Gra do : Mr • .fi.lan O,.ponbe no moo tin ... of tho To:·:::: l o i:02.rddmor . hc o{ 'Trust:/,/s- ~fur.ufr- the· ri1oi1th-of •Rabbi Rosonbo r ,r will to.:1.ch &Ji.kmoor . ,l co~bina tion Sop tomtho Confirma tion ··c1as s , Mrs • . bor- Oc tobor rri:ictinr, will bo schod Warner <1:l.lombc.ck will t each ulod for Octobe r 6 . music and •Yir s . ~,lan O. ponhoimor .lt this mo . c tin~ the a dvisibility will a ct a s socrc t a ry . will bo discussed of holdinr; --------·-- Sam -. . . - --·:~ -~ ....... : :• - · ·--:: t .:-;.~·, ~-- . ;. ~ . '.' ----:--; moo tin ~,s on n bi-monthly ba sis ., excep t when ;mi omorroncy m,Jc tin;- is nocossar~,r , in an eff ort to bolstor a ttendance: by r oliovin;-. mcmbo rs of tho noccssi ts of a t tondin; unnocco ssar"J moo tin ;,s . ,· "Break-tho-Fast" will be hJ ld a s us~al a fte r Yorn Kippur Sor yico ~ on........ Sop . . .,. -t -.o·-mb0 ·_,, r 24 : - __________ �I T~riPLE F'ISU,.L JULY l - JUHE JO I ordcir to allevi2.to "t'iio.misunde rstandin ...s r e '.".ardiw. duo s pay- i ~ants which ocassionallj arise j durin~ the fiscal ye ar, the Finance! Committee would like to clarify I that the Tem.:_Jl o fiscal yoar runs j from July 1 throur:h June 30, r a the rl than con'curre nt wi th the calenda r ,,oar . ,. If y our p ayments arc made quarter l y, the first insta llme nt was duo !1 on Jul~· 1, and tho subse que nt ones i on Octobe r 1, J a nuar\r 1 and ...r ril 1 ~ Statements will be mailed at those ' times . Receipts are given for cash pa;,,-me.nts. Your ca ncelled vhock is y our record of paymonts by ) che ck . Checks arc deF ositcd upon 1 rece i p t , . so notify Tempie office 1 if y ours' -~_h_ould rema in _oyt~t~J?-.d}.!1;·_!.. ·-rn OF BOOKS ,.ND Y.. RM.ELKES I RETURl~URGENTLY 1.il!X.U.:.ST~D . l ~-The Tom~.- lo is miss·111; a-r,oodly number of Union Prayer Books, Bibles and Yarmolko s which some con[,ro ~ants have borrowe d and not returne d . Some of our Roli ,:-.ious School .students have taken p rayer books and Bibles home for tho pur~oso of p reparin~ for a s 9e cia l Reli ~ious School or Sabba th Service : The Tom;_Jl o is a non-profit institution, not a cha rita ble one and cannot afford to SU(,p ly individual members with their :)r ayer book needs . l'loasc chock :,rour home now, and if y ou h- vo any of these thin; s, return thorn to tho Temp• le office Thank ·k•-- -. ••-•-- ;<,rou . ,........ .._. , . --- ~ ~ ~ LIB,i:.,.RY COMMITTEE }'i.t.KES l)L&. Commi tteo-,· under the Chairmanship of Mrs . ii.Ian Opponhoime r, a ;,ain asks that all members vo-r:-1 carefully chock and s e arch the i~ home s for Libra ry books borrowoct from tho Tomolo Library . 1/~e are missin :-, ove r 100 b ooks and would like to have thorn back before tho up- to-date catalor,ing be cins . PLZ.1.SE CHECK NOW. You ma~, have a fow y ou didn I t realize y ou had . ---·····~- ~ __..., ... ,.,__.. . I --- -Tho-·t"ibrar~r CHIEF ,.DVIS~S LOC KING OF C,.RS ; -The· ·r-lusko;_.on Chief of Police has a ske d that con; ;ro sants ~,arkin r their ca rs in tho Templ e lot be j sure that nll ca r doors are locke d. : He also ur ~es that no a rticles : oi ·clothin;_. , came ras, etc . , be l e ft :. visible throu;.:h tho car window . ·!, ·- ··- -- -·- --- - -· CH.11.NGfSY.~~ED .!_q_fl: CDr?~ I.1! 1_:f.~! It is ur:·.e ntly roquosted that any chan: .e s of address or homo or busi- ; no~; _phone s be r eported as soon i a s p ossible to the Te mf. le Office,. . ; . a s 1966-67 Conr r e::ation B' nai Israe l Community List booklets will : I bo made UD soon . · - -···- ·------ - - - - , Nm-1 RITU. . . L ·c_;...lfil'hN ,.; F'CINTED ' -- . i1.r·: ;.1an--6r:;penhcimor , President of tho Con; ,re ;.ation, has a;:pointod Mr . Isa dore ....she ndorf Chairma n of the .l:iitunl and F11 11,it Committee in ~.lace of J ame s f rice, who h.J.s loft Muske ~.on . - _. -------~ ---~ GOING ...'vfaY FOR THE HOLY D,SS? ~ - -~ If membe rs in r.6od standing of Templ e B' nai Israel plan to be attcndin;. !Ioly Da? s Services at anothe r cone,r o ~D. tion it will bo nccossar,, for v ou to contact tho Tom. ,l c office ~ thout delay s o that r e quest forms for _uest tickets may be pre;,a red for y ou for tho Union of .1morican Hebrew Conr,ro :· a tions . _-- ~- ---·· ··- ____ - Pa ro 3 �ROSH I-L1.SPJ>.NOH l"iESS.1.GE By Rabbi Phillip Ros0nbar;, i Bir tra dition it is at. this pe riod tha,t wo survey tho events of tho past year, ,;articularl~' as it affects our own live s . ~,o attempt in re trospe ct to as sess our own achieve me nts . :~avu w0 uso d or mi~usod the yoar rfciw end in;.? Have we fulfilled tho hope s and r e solutions with which wo bo ; an it? It c an be a salutorx and soberiw ox0 rciso to r ecall tho frame of mi~d we wero on Rosh Hoshanoh last vear . Somo of us will be e.ble to ;ocord with a s ense of s a tisfaction tha t we have attempted to imp l omant )romiso s made durin. tho Iloly Days , but othe rs ,,::i!ll know only. too we ll tha t r es olutions w0ro vor y soon a bandoned . Cur routine pr o occu_.:i tions r 0 .· c.ine d commi nd a nd ._-jious hopes worn quiG:kl~ for [:ottcn . ! ·· So now we stand a ..2.in whore . we stood a yo·a r a , o 11 T'ne best l a id schc::mc s of mice a nd man ••.• " -we murmur wryly . I f ae l .~romi9CS C.'.lnn ot so oo..sil;; be brolc.rn---lG..!. s_t of '3.11 1)romise s made to onese lf. __ , .it t his moment I 2.m r eminded of an 2.nocdoto by the Rabb:i, of _::trdi t chov , This ma n wet s in the habit of r oviowin- tho ovent,s of tho day each ovonin; 'oef ore r o tirin:- to bed. 11 ··.. fr· would r .emind himse lf of .. his mm wci<1lmo s·s of cln r ::.ctor and of f .:i. i lin .. s d ispl .J.yo d in the course of t ho d::i.~ • - Om ni : ht, boin;-, _ :_. 2. rticularli, annoyed with his _own conduct, ho solilo½uised, r c provin.:. himse l f ste rnly , sa:,r in[. "I must never d o tha:t c1.·.a in 11 • Thon .romindin.~, hims9 lf ho ,r cJ.~>liD d :1 . 11 B:Ut I said thCJ. t L :.st ni ;.ht" . " That is truG .1.1 ,_ ho admitte d, "b\lt this time I moan it" . Perho.,::)s tho stor . has -~ mo ssa; o ·i n .. ! 1. (C ontinued ne xt column) ,1. 0 for us . Lo t us approach the I Holy Days conscious of thci.wondorful o..,•; ortuni t y it affords us for turnin · over a now loaf . Evon if we have faile d bGforo , lot us make our p romises once c.;::e.in . ,,nd this time moc:.n it , nnd carry thorn out, durin ~·, the c omin:~ ire a r . Ma~\' God ~rant :;rou a ll a . year of life, ;:ood h-3 a l th and happinoss . -· ----~·•• ---- -·------- Do~r Con ~ro gants : •• s our Hi ;,h Holy Day s app roach, wo ca nnot hc l ,, but rofloct up on the passine year, and offe r our thanks to God· for the very ma ny blos sin,r,s wa have enjoye d . . It is our oarna st hope tha-t God in tho comin; year, willfulfill our wishes for hoalth, happ iness and peace . Ruth a nd I e xte nd to the Coner o :.ation our vory ba st wishes for tho Eow Year . ,dan P , 01j pc nho imo r President of Cow.r er:a tion --- ------~- . i.s WO apt:Yroac.h tho Hi ; h Holida;,r So as on, I would liko to t.J.ko this o•. p o:rtuni ty · to convoy ba st wishos for a Happy Now Year to e ntire community from Sist~rhood and my family . Mrs . ..:-.lan Oppenho imo r Sisterhood President I would liko to extend whrm wishes to our Community for et .io;<,'OUS Now Yi..lar . Let us p r ay tha t ·tho ~,ow Y.Jar will brinp; poaco a s we'll a s health and he..~ pine ss to ova r y on0 • Mrs . M rbort Ennis Hadassnh Prasidont �Dear Con ~r oe,ants: ••ni ta c'.lnd l would liko to tako this OP~- ortuni t y to uxtond to ·each and ovary ono of our mambo rs 'and follow con; r o r ants, warme st 11 ,I-Ii;.h Holiday " .:;ru e tin~,s . May tho coming year find you blessed with good hoalth, h:if,pinc ss and prospe rity . William Drukor - · - _ _E_? s i~9-..n_!;~.'.E.'.:..~ I3ri th___ Tho Ta m:::l o Youth GrouI; oxtonds · oost wishe s to tho mombo rs of tho Conr,rn ~o.tion for a happy a nd pros: orous Now Yoar . Tom Steinman Pre sident, TGJJl;)lu Youth .. . ··------- - -- ···· ~ ---- -- - YOUTH GROUF .,NNOUNC ES ... DVISORS Tom Stainm.-'.:. n, P r e side nt of tho T0m!_.10 Youth Droup., announce s tha t l"!rs . Ha.rr::,· ba r man will_ c ontinue a s Youth Group ...dvisor , . a'n°d will bo a ssiste d by Mrs . He rba rt StGinman . They oxte nd the ir a~Jp r ocia tion to Mr s . Ha rrison Friund, who ha s w~r~od w~Jh t hom~iE.._ 1 r ovious yoars ! BO...HD OF EDUC•• TION MEMB.J:RS GIVEN Mrs . Dour las Ros a n, Chairma n of tho -Tc m,.lu Bo~r d of ~duca tion , 2-nnounco s tha t the f ollowinr.: pa r s ons will com,,r ise tho Boa rd for 1966- 67: . Mr s , R.::l.lp h 1.u;,:ust, Mrs . Louis ••ron, Mrs . J e rome _Cherin, Dr . . ... rthur Groonbe r ;;.; Mrs. Lowis -J a f fa , Mrs . · J c.c k Lipman a nd Mr . IIo rbo_rt Ste inma n . Mrs • .i.la n O.,_..po nho imor , Sis te rhood l~ro sido nt, will be Siste rhood r ep r ..: s on t 2. ti vo~--.. _ _. ilDDBE..)S:ii:S NiEDED FOR S'I'UDENT Mall. . If a me mber o'f f amiiy- who is in tho a rmod s J rvico s or a ttundin:_· c ollc ; ,o would like . tho To mr l o bulle tin ma ile d to them, pleas e s e nd the ir compl o ~J name and addre ss on a {:: os t;l ca rd to tho Tom£,l O office o. s soon a s ;J ossibLJ . · Include .zip coda numbe rs . This include s stude nts who roco ivc d the bulle tin l a st '''fe ar , al thouph the r e may be no cha n:·,o in the ir a ddre ss . · your -- ·-... --.-~------------- .------ TE1'-1PL~ LOSES M..lliY F.~HILlliS Tho Conr:r o ;.:: tion is viowin r, with a larm and r c ~r e t tho e xodus of Tom,~l o f a mi lio s from tho I"uskogon a r ei:L durin:. tho oast yonr . Familie s who a r o- r opo;tod a s havin ~. ;:!.lroady movod or Q.r o o.bout to movo away from tho community include rir . a nd Mrs . Newton Be rkowitz, Mrs . Solmo. Ca hn, Mr , & Mrs. Charles Dault, Mr . - & Mrs . Ha rold 'Jrossman, Mr s . Sa r a h Lor.,.,an, Mr . and Mr s . Geno • 1_,m~i a n, Mr . and Mrs . Da n R.2.p op ort, Hr , and Mrs . .Martin Schan kl o r, Mr . a nd Mrs , J c.cob Schrie be r, Hr . & Mr s . Snm Shuma chor and ~Jr . and & Mrs . Larry Stano . Ro caivod with ope n a r ms a r c now .:i.rriva ls, Mr . a nd Mrs . Kurt Rose n, who joine d the Tompl o this summer and a r c livin;_-. a t 440 Kitzi ., North Michiga n . Livin.': 2. t l.i 55 Mitzi, North Mus ko .. on, .::i.r e Nr . and Mrs . Gar y Cohe n . ----~- -- . -- ------- IMPORT,.J~ T NOTICE ,l.11 moo tine da to 9 tha nk y ou notice s a nd othe r infor:u.L TEMPLE M'E::MBERS ••nE ..SKED mn.tion f or tho Octobe r bulle tin TO L ~~ DL.TELY -Rii:: TURN TEI;,FLE: KEYS . is nee de d a t tho Templ e offico in ;,iH ICH TI-IEY·DO WCT NEED, SO 'Ytl..T THE writ in~ by SEP TE.MEER 27 . No OFFICERS ..ND OTHER3 ~vI-:C DC NEE]; ph-0no call f or l a t e i.nform:it ion . TEM JVI:.Y ILVE TIL USi OF T~foM . _. .,. ...,-... . . ------- . Pa ~o 5 ------------- �. . . ENIVERS•.,Jt IES Nr. and Nrs . i',arvin Gudelsky , Se, t embo r 1L Ivlr. and Hrs. Herbert Ste inman Se , t embe r 21 Mr. and Er s . Charl8s Rubinsey, __ ••• ·-···~ ~--· ·- _ S~e F_W.!11.~ !:. _?_? _____ CONTRIBl•TIC_1NS --yn-rnem·ory of Ha rry Fisher Youth ·sch·o1 2:r ·s ·h{p. -·f und-from H. Brown Com._any of Grand B.apids Library Fund from I'Ir s . Harold Silve rman Garden Fund from Mr . and h rs . Milton Ste indler and ii-Ir. and Mrs . Le o Rose n .....1 tar Fund from Mrs . Goldie Smith 0 IN uf'fllliC L Tl ON Mr . and :Mrs . Danie 1 Roat te r and Donald would like to thank everyIn hon9r of bri thday of ¥.tr . one for he l r, inc to make Donald ' s Louis Darmstadter Bar h i tzvah such a J oyous ocassion . t-~r . anci lir s . D::i'.n ie l Roetter and Gardon Fund from Fir . and i~r s'7" l"Iil- I ton Ste indler and Hrs. B"'nno childre n , hr . 1 Jlir s . Sam Jacobs Rothschild and children, Mr . and l'~ rs . Horton Youth Scholarship Fund, from Hr . 1 J a cobs and children and Mr. Ralph and Krs . Sam Shumac her and i'!rs . J a cobs want to thank e ve rsJone for Selma Cahn makin;_. the Golde n \,eddinp; .imniversar~, of their IJarents, Y.r . and In memor~, of l~omma Gude lsky Mrs . Meye r J a cobs , such a blessed Youth _Scholarship Fund from Buddy . ~nd j oyous ocass_:i.?..?...!...~- -- - -·- Friend and Family . · . .Gardon' Fund from iv,r . and Hrs . Mil- BEST \v ISHZS TO .ton Skiindlo r · Bruce and Judith Tenne baum, who ,u_l ta r· Fund from Mr s . <Golcie Smith we r e married on July 3 a t the home • of tho bride's rar onts, ¥. r. and General Fund Mrs . Edwa r ci Krause . Bruce is the In honor of the liar r1itzvah of son of Mr . and Mrs . Max Tenne baum Donald Rootter and the Golden of Columbus, Ghio . Tho;:: are living 1--ie ddin;-, ..... nniversary of Mr . and Mrs J in Columbus, where Judi will teach Neye r Jacobs, from J•~r . an d Mrs . kinde r e;arten and .;.;ruce will attend Richard Be cke r Eo • •-------- ,._,_ . . ....dical - . . .,, School ~- ...... . ,.-· In a . p reciation of Rabbi Rosenmw. c...IIILL TC SELL UNIONGR.,MS be r r: ' s services from Hr . an d i'-r' rs . Max Tenno"t::c_:_~!11_ . .". · -·· - -------· -- - - · The pe r ie ct mo ssa,e - bearer; the UN:...CNGILM, has de ep Jewish -meaning REFU. . ~H srr. ..YL••Y1.H . and takes the pl a ce of the te le:,'r·~:0:,0 rs- ancCsincere best ,c:ram commercial ca rd or note . wisho s for a full rocovor ~, to Your rnessa ;:e b;y UNION GR..M is a ROB:8RT C~IERIN thour:htful expression of sentiment LOUIS D.•m.ST..DTJ R which a t the same time se rves a rv;,.RVIN GUD~LS!~Y : nobae cause . UNIONGR. •.HS may be who are convalescin_ after r e cent : procure d in a booklet of 4 -~l . 00, t alization i 12- ,,,J .00, or indivudual UNIONOR...MS -hos:--ii -- ;· . •·-- _.._. __ ..... ·~ ....... _. . . ...... ______ ..____j__. ...,__ · with stampe d e nvelopes JO¢ each. ' Contact y our UNIONGR.i.M Chairman, Pa::,e 6 · ;.udrey Ca hill., 773- 5340. I ..__ - ·our· .&&. ... _ _ _ ..,.. _ ________ �YAHHZBIT Y,.HRZEIT (C UNTn:JUi D) jvJAUlfic1-FEINGOLD, father of Mrs . REBECC... KL.1.YF , mother of Hr . Jack Chevlin, Se ,, tember 2, Elul 17 Samue l Klayf, Se r- tember 27 , NATiiai~ DRCU'l'MA.N, husband of Nrs . Tishri 13 1 Betty Broutman , Sep~mbe r: .- 4 . . ·, HERI'1iJJ r~NDELSOHN , fathe r of -Mrs . MARii RIPNE!y., lllOther of Mrs . Dougn_-~_e:v;r:L~~i'~!n?_e__r:__2_7'--___ .. _R~ .U?<3 _ las Rosen, September 5 ·· ! JACOB SIN~, husband of Mrs . Rose i CON:OOL~NCE Sin;--e r, father of Dr . Irving · j To the- f;;i\{; -• f Sin ..er, and Mr. Samuel Sinr.;er , I KO:MM... GUDELShY Sep tember 5, Elul 20 ihusband of Mrs . Martha Gudelsky, BESSIE GU DELSKY., mother of Yir . lfath0r of Mr . Marvin Gudelsky , 1 David Gudelsl0J , Se p tember 7 land brother of Mr . Oscar Gudelslcy .MINNIE STEIN , mother of Nrs . Samuel land Mr . David Gudelsky and Mrs . 1 Sinr;er , Sep tember 8 Robert Cherin, who passed away II FANNY E.HR.l!,"°'NBERG , mother of Mrs . on .1.1. ~us t 16 • Albert r arker, Se ~, tember 9 May his me mor:r be :for a !' LEO S . i:.L'IHOLZ, brother of Hrs . Milton Steindler, Sep tember 9 BERRYLEIB Sil10N, father of Hr . Joseph ~i~ort., Se1~ tember 7, Elul 24 H/.1.NNJ.i.E BLUMBERG, mother of Mrs . : To the family of Samuel Lawson , Se ptember 11~ I MICHiiEL u.•LKIN Elul 26 :father of Mrs . El lis Chevlin, ID.rt BRGUT1'.in.N , mothe r of Nrs. Paul who passed awa}r on .1 ..u._ .ust 13. Wiener, Sej~ tember 16, Tishri 2 May his me mor',' be for a iARRY WEINZR, father of r': rs . Ted blessinr;. Neumer, Se;) tember 16, Tishri 2 CELLi MiNDELSON, mother of Mrs . Y..HR.Zi IT D... TES REC.,U_,STED Reuben Levy , Se t.1 tember 18 If a death has oc curred in .hl,EXtt.NDER S. KR..-..USE II, son of ·your f amily durinc the pas t year nr . and Hrs . Edward Krause , ,which has not been made known to Se :, tember 20 : the Temple office and hence has SHIEk TELiS , s on of Dr. and Mrs . :not been noted in the monthly Morris Tele s, Se '~; tember 20 , b .lletin , ple 2.se send i:,articulars Tishri 6 of name, relationship to ;you , and liMEL:Ul ROS.SN, mother of Mrs . 1-i.lexida te of death to the office at ander Smith , Sep tember 20 !once, if y ou wish inclusion in JULI.h BROSTOFF, mo ther of Mrs . !the Yam Ki~pur memorials . Thank Jack Chevlin , Sep tember 22, 1 Tishri 8 you . . "~ ~-~ .-----·- - - - - - -- IfafhlY RUB::!.i~Si\Y , husband of ¥rrs . JEW ISi:! HOM2: C•.L~ND••RS ...V... Tui.BLE Rae Rubinsky, father of Mi ss 1 ·· Extra cop ies of the -Jewish Flor ence Rubinsky and Hr. :Home calendar sui)plied by Lee Charles Rubinsky , Se c t.ember 25 1Funeral nome have been placed lin the li brar~,r f or '/ ou to help ~ ourself to as many as needed . Pae;e 7 I r~-ssi~~~~:i~;~; ,- ! ; - �.1:MBl.SS.aDOR GOLDB..c,H.Q SPE•• KS ,i. T BROTllirn.HOOD CONViN TION · Mr . ...rt'h"'ur J. Goldbo r p; , United State s .i.mbnssador to tho United Na tions, will spe ak on "ThJ Status of Poaco 11 at tho Llst Bie nnial• Conbontion of tho National Fcdcn.tion of Tomplo Brothorhoods, Novombc r 1013, at the .ti.trcricana Hotel in Now York City. , . · . .. ii.n outstandinf; progr 2..m. of inspiring and informative m..c tinr:s of r olir,ious sir;nificanco-, warm ho.spi t .:tli ty and fellowship ha s been · arran;,-.:;, d.· . · · If you a r c intor e stcq in boins a dc l ogo.t c or official visitor, contact ·Rabbi RoscnbO_!£. • ________________. .... _________ . TE~~LE OFFICE HOURS h.itor Labor Day., Tompl o office hours will be l-!ondays throup;h Thursdays from 9:.30 throur,h 1:30., or later br r pquost. Cc.lls to Hrs. Verble Churchwe ll, who docs tho Temp lo Custodi-'.ll work, arc be st made bo twoo n.- 10:00 and 12:00 ii.Ii exccptin; We dne sdays,. to_tho ~~- off~£O~ J.!9! ,homo pho~J for omo r ;·p? ~ is P,.2-2567 •~- - CON . RECh1.TION B'N... I ISR..EL FOURTH & W~BSTER STREETS MUSKEGON, MIC.~IG...N 49441 Offic e Phone : p.... 2-2702 Rabbina r:c': FL5- 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.) 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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/dfd84204ddd1de44014d961baf3a94ce.pdf 10dc34ee9b6a94ad429e2c3a91294d98 PDF Text Text ,,,---.... ·. 1 TEMPLE NAI ISRAEL MlCHlqAN Dr. Arthur H. Greenborg,President IJ/\Y SE RV ICES ROSH 5721 HA 1 SHONOH Sept ember 21st, Wednesday Sept ember 22nd , Thursd~y 7:00 P. l-~ . Trc.ditioncll Services 8:00 P. H. Community Services 8:00 10:30 12:30 2:30 A. M. Trc..ditional Services A. M. Community Services P.H . Trc,diti onal Services P.M. Children 1 s Services ROSH HA I SHONOH -- SECOND DAY September 22nd, Thursday September 23rd, Friday SABBATH OF 7:30 P.M . Traditional Services 8:30 A.M. Traditional Services REPENTANCE September 23rd, Sabbath Eve September 24th, Sabba th Morning 7:30 P.M. Traditional Services 8:30 P.M . Community Services CEREMONY FOR THE INDUCTION OF NEW MEMBERS 8:30 A.H. Traditional Services SCHEDULE OF HOLY DAY SERVICES (Continued on page 2) �SCHEDTJLE OF HOLY JJAY SERVICE.S xm.1 (Ccntinued) KIPPUH September 30th, Sabbath Eve 6:00 P.M. ~raditional Services 8:00 P .M. Comrmmi ty Ser-rices 8:00 A.M. Tradition~ Servicos 10:JO A.M. Community Sorvices October 1st, Sabbath Morning l :.d 12:55 P.M. Traditional Husaf and Minero. 2:30 P.M. Children Service 4:00 P.M. Community Memorial 5: 00 P .M. Ccmbined Ne I ila 6: 00 P .M. Conclusio::1 Aft .moon My Dearest Friends) May this New Year bring to you measure of God's blessings for dedication, reconsecration and hands prosper and may the joys peace. and to your loved ones the fullest life, health~ happiness and for self-renewal. May the work of your of living bring you contentment and If His will be other than that for which you have prayed, may the beauty of your heritage and your future strengthen and console you. May those who look to you and who depend upon you be made steadfast by your faith and your trust, whether you encounter happiness or tragedy. The greatest lesson of the "Days of Awe" is truly humility--not to be self-effacing but to face all facets of life, to confront our fellow man 1 s humanity, and to put them all within the harmony of life. God has stored up His goodness for us. May He strengthen you to create from that storehouse of blessings your inner tranquillity and your peace with your fe~Jow man. I L Sho:.+=~r~h Teekosayvu u~ Rabbi St~y Kaplan ,,. �.9. A L Celia Mendelson; Mother of M1-s, Rueben Levy, Tishri 2 September 23 Harry Weiner, Father of Mrs. Ted Sun 18-RELIGIOUS SCHOOL-1st SESSION Neumer, Tishri 2-September ;::3 Shier Teles, Son of Dr. & Nrs. 10:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M. Morris Teles, Tishri 6Wed Eve 21-Thur 23 - ROSH HA I SHONOH Fri Eve 23-FIRST COMMUNITY SABBATH September 27 and SHABBOS SillJVAH Sun 25-RELIGIOUS SCHOOL,10-12:15 P.}. OUR CONDOLENCES · -HEBREW CLASSES REGISTRATION We offer our sincere condolences Tim 27-SISTERHOOD BOARD, 8:15 P.M. and deepest sympathy to the at the Temple family of: F:~i Eve September JO and Saturday MRS. M. STEIN October 1 - YOM KIPPUR Mother of Mrs. Sam J. Singer, OCTOBER who passed away September 8,196o /' Sat 1-SISTE~HOOD YOM KIPPUR DANCE in Chicago. May the God of For 8ommunity. Mercy strengthen and sustain / Mon J-OPEi'HNG OF HEBREW CLASSES i _theI)l__~their sorrow Tue 4-GENLRAL SISTERHOOD MEETING8:15 P.M. at Temple "Hed 5-Fri 7 - SUKKOS RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OPENING SESSIOll ---==-~-==:=--=- ========~===F sm~DAY. SEPTEMBER 18th FAMILY .TEMPLE 9:45 A.M. Final .Registration and delivery of books -- all fees Anniversaries must be paid before books can be delivered. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rubinsky, September 22; -i936 ·· 10:00 A.M. OPENING SESSION E N D f. R Yahrzeits Sigmund Cahn, Husband of Mrs. Selma Cahn and Father of Mrs . .Sam Shumacher, ·Elul · 24.:.:Se:pt~m1:>iir 16 Hannah Blumberg, Mother of Mrs. Sam Lawson, Elul 26-Septembe~ 18 Amelia Rosen, Mother of Mrs. Sarah Klein and David Rosen, . . September 20 Harry Rubinsky, Father of Ruth, Florence, and Charles and Husband of Mrs. Rae Rubinsky, September 25 Ida Broutman, Mother of Mrs. Paul and Nathan Broutman, Tishri 2 - September 23 SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP The Sisterhood Gift and Judaica Shop will be open every Thursday beginning September 15 from 1:00-4:00 P.M. We have a large assortment of New Year's cards and gifts for all occasions. Mrs. Smn Price. Gift Shoo Chairman TEMPLE COMMITTEES As soon as possible, a list of the various Temple Committees will be mailed to you. As problems or question;:; a.rise . contact the proper chairmru1 or the president. Dr. Arthur H. Greenberg, President �Dear Friends, The thought occurs to me that most of us h2.ve had a long"vacection" away from Temple Services during the summer mbnths. I'm not discussing the pros or cons of this arrangement, but rather the results. Our spiritual needs are greater now, after the draught, and our stored spiritual energies are at the lowest ebb. If I may make a comparision with the stored energies of an automobile, I may say that our batteries are weak from using electrical power without the "generators' working • We all can use a "spiritual charge 11 of the long lasting variety--not the quick type. Let us all endeavor to attend the High Holy Day Services a s well as many of the regular Sabbath Services during the coming year. My family and I wish you a New Year of Health and Happiness. Your Loving President, Arthur H. Greenber~ MAY THE NEW YEAR BE FILLED WITH WARM NEW YEARS GREETINGS FRDM HEALTH, HAPPINESS and PRDSPERITY SISTERHOOD In a renewed vigor To the entire Congregc.tion in the For the great work of Hadassah hope for a year of good health, Mrs. Alan Onnenheimer. President happiness and fulfillment. Mrs. Ha rrison Friend, President WARM NEW YEARS GREETINGS AND SINCERE WISIUS FROM TO WISH YOU EVERY HAPPINESS IN The Officers and members of THE NEW YEAR TYG - Linda Rubinsky, President MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING YOU HEALTH Abraham Rosen Lodge, B1 nai Brith AND HAPPINESS Jacob Ashendorf, President- Fellow Officers and Members And may your charities be as genereous as in the past. Louis M. Ber:mmi, Cbairllk.-m United Jewish Charities Congregation B1 nai Israel Fourth and Webster Muskegon, Michigan Temple Telephone: PA2-2702 Rabbi's Telephone: P06-5427 NON-PRDFIT ORGANIZATION TIME-VALUE MAIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Collection Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Temple B'nai Israel (Muskegon, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Collection of photographs, scrapbooks, programs, minutes, and other records of the Temple B'nai Israel in Muskegon, Michigan. The collection was created as part of the L'dor V'dor project directed by Dr. Marilyn Preston, and was supported by grants from the Kutsche Office of Local History and Michigan Humanities Council. Original materials were digitized by the University Libraries and returned to the synagogue. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital objects were contributed by Temple B'nai Israel as part of the L'dor V'dor project. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">In Copyright</a> Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Scrapbooks Synagogues Women--Societies and clubs Minutes (Records) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Grand Valley State University. 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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/6f0293ea69a4bb8f8a80af4250f07e53.pdf fb905c431e6bd2d0515a6ae0d1a523ab PDF Text Text f111Ifil\.~A.!L Stanley K~_1,_J~abbi~•o~o•••••oooo•o••o••••••••••Douglas Rosen, Presidento ..Se~., 22, 195?..::•n•-..o ... Affiliated t-Jith the ....... -:::-: ........... n .. o.a!,ishn~.. .. o • ,. • • " . . . . . o . . . . . . UNION Of AMERICAN HEBRE1'.' 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Birthdays (Oneg Shabbat) .:iilllitQAY ! _OCT0BEI:L&_ Sabbath and Sinchas Torah Morning Services .................. 11:00AM bar I-'litzvah of noeer Kr-'1use TR!1DITIOHA L SERVIQ.filL Sukkos Eve. Services •• ,Sun .. tc Mon ..... Sept. 2~ & 29th ••••••• ___ Sukkos Mernin~ Services .... Hon fo 'fucs ••• Sept. 29 &. 30th., •• -----------·------ ---- .... _....., 7:30 nM: ,.o ______ _..J..t •---------- Sabbath Eve. Services~.oFridRy, October 3 •••• o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sabbath Morn .. ,Ser/ices •• Saturday, October 4 ..................... . I 7:30 f)M' 8: 30 -~Ml ----·---- -~----------------·---------- , SHt.HNI ATSERES, 0 H 16 Evening Services ..... ~3unday, Octo 5 .... .. 7:30 PM; ~ /"\ SH 1 MINI 1\1'SERES ••••• Morno Services •••• Monday, Oct. 6 • ., ..... .. 8~ : )\_1 YIZKUR : . 11 ~-)'I'.-'1~r,,·1_y_;.,,<~ 'rou., :--i>,r; ..,_,... i..,., __ 1:)ifIC'•'-~ C:!.' ,)r'7 f\.,,l'J·,1., .1u ................, ..... II •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 1,••''<l. 'IIHQNDAV ~ ..... ,. .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • " (Coneregation &. Children Invited) (\1''f. f.J.J, 9: 30 /\M; 7:30 PM; SI.MCH/:S 'I'ORlH ••••• Horning Serv,ices •••• October 7i,> ..'J!UESDA.I •.• 8:30 _,1'M/ **************~*************~~*********~************~***************** ------••-• •-~•-.. -•---•-••-•-• •-•--•••- ••-• •••·•w-·--•t· --,.••• •••· •• ., • ...,_,•• ,,_,. __ .,_,, •- ·--•-··-••-·---·· ____ ......, _____ _________ _ .., I [ i ,' __J �HECEPTrON FOR THE CONGREG.\TION t'fti".. - -- - - ...... The R-ibbi and Rebbetzin cordially in..,. vite all members of the Congregation and their children and families to a reception in honor of the Coneregation for the New Yearo The Reception will be held in the new Rnbbinage 0 from 2: 00 to 11-: 00 P oMo on Sunday O September 28tho 0000eo~ooooooooooaooooononco BAR MITZY.!lli2 The Congregation is again reminded of the Bar Mitzvah of Burt Roberts 9 son of Mro & Mrso Barney Roberts~ to be held Saturday morningv September 27th at 11:00 AoMn in the Templeo Reception will follow the serviceo All are cord= ially invited to attendo OOQOOOOOODOODOOOOO Ya-o & Mrso Edward Krause cordially invites the entire Congregation to the Bar Mitzvah of their son Roger 9 on Saturday morning& October 4th at 11:00 AoMo in the Templeo Reception will follow the serviceo 000000~000000000000000000000000 Harry Rubinsky» husband of Rae 9 father of Ruth, Charles & Florence September Rebecca Kla yf i) mother of Samue 1 Klayf ~) Tishri 1 3 0 Kurt Rothschilda son of Benno and brother of Max 0 Tishri 1 9 0 oooaceoooo0naooooocoaonoooooooe 250 Our de,pest sympathy to Mrso Fred Rod= off and her family on the recent death of her beloved mothers Jv"irs o Anna Schie= witzo ~ IMPORTANT DATES {September 26o'o o§abbatii & Sukkos Com~~ j { mugi'l;y Services o ) (September 27oonBURT ROBERTS BAR MITZ( VAH, 11:00 A .Mo AND (( SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 10:00AM , ooSabbath Servicea \.:>eptember 28oanOPENING SESSION OF « « « ) ) ) ASSEMBLY: Sukkos Morn= ing Family Serviceo ) Parents invitedo Suk=) « kos Partvo ) ((September 28oooSukkos Service;, «September 29oooSukkos Service 9 «September 30oooSukkos Service 9 «Sept~mber 30oooSisterhood Board Meet= « ing, 8 PoMo · ) ((October 200-io-',.,B'nai Brith MeetingD ) « 8:30 PoMo ) ((October 3 o o o on oFamily Consecration &) « Sinchas Torah Serva ) (( October 4o o ",.,~..,ROGER KRAUSE BAR MITZ(( VAHsi Sukkos morning « Service 0 11:00 AoMo (( October 5 o o o o ·) oSunday School «October 5ooooo~SH 1HINI ATSERES Ser- J viee 9 7:30 PoMo ) «October 6oononaSH 1MINI ATSERES Ser-) l « (1 viceil YIZKOR~ 8:30 AM) (( October 7 o o o o o ,,~IM&Ji~t.f-!....TORA ff-Service) YAHRZEITS . ~- ;-::::;;-~ • .,r:;; O O O O O C O O ~ _.,~ 0 0 ~ (( :3 oMo ((October 60 o o o o oSIMCHATH TORl\H SERVICE (( Congregation & child-) (( ren :J.nvited" 7:30 PoM! ((October 7 o o o,;,,, a SISTERHOOD MF:ETING 9 ) (( 8:JO PoMo ) ((October 7, 8,9 Hebrew School ) (( October 8 o o o o o oMeeting of Pre-Confir(( mntion & Bar Mitzvah ) (( parents, 8: 30 P oMo ) ((October 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 s t Sisterhood Activi(( ties Session-Cancer ) (( Dressings 9 l to 3:30PM ((October 9oQ)ry~~Temple Board Meeting") (( __,,.,,==-=------Ji: ~Q_ P o~o_ _ _ _ _l 000000000000000000 0 0 0 Our deepest sympathy to Mrso Sol Zoll and her family on tha death of her be= loved uncle 9 Mro Devon ~ence 0 who was very close t9 hero 000000000000(10(' HEBREW SCHOOL OPENING OF lfiBREli! sc'Jtoot. . REGISTRA TION 4 P ~Mo Hebrew SchooT"'wiTI meet Monday=Thursday TUr;SDAY,:•*OCTOBEJ;L7__,.J.2.5$. •000000000000000000000000• SUNDAY SCHOOL -•-- - - ~ ~ .:~,- OUR __...,_ TF..MPLi; FAMILY .. For the New Year "Best ~·'ishes" to the shut-ins: · Mrso Michael Halkin 9 mother of Mrso Ellis Chevlino Mrso Ehrenberg» mother of Mrso Albert Parker- Mrs0 Louis Darmstadter 9 mother of Mrso Jack Steindler Rabbi Morris Ostrowskyv father of Mrso Alex Rosenthal"' � 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-19580922 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 1958-09-22 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 22, 1958 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 22, 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/3b4d7a72a705fcecec25cc33a4c74d2a.pdf d4cc6bbec863e244c905f20570da8caa PDF Text Text TEMPLE 'NAI ISRAEL MUSKEqON, MlCHlqAN Rabbi Stdnleq Kdplan Marvin Gudelsky, Pres. Sept. 28, 1962 Erev Tish 1, 5723 ROSH HA I SHON OH September 28th, Friday Shabbat September 29th, Saturday Shabbat ROSH HA 1 SHONOH-SECOND DAY September 29th, Saturday September· JOth, .Sunday SABBATH OF REPENTANCE October 5th, Friday. Shabbat October 6th, Saturday Shabbat DAY WORSHIP . 7:00 P.M.• Traditional Services 8:00 P.M. Community Services 8:00 A.M. Traditional Services 10:30 A.M. Community Services 12:40 P.M. Traditional Musaf 7:00 P. M. Traditional Services 8:30 A.M. Traditional Services 11:00 A.M. Children & Youth Services 7:30 P. M. Traditional Services 8 :15 P.M. Community Services ~:30 A.M. Traditional Services YOM KIPPUR October 7th, Sunday 6:00 Kol Nidre · 8:00 October 8th, Monday Morning 8:00 io:45 Afternoon: 1:15 2:15 4:15 5:15 6:15 P, M. Traditional P.M. Community Services A. M. Traditional Services A. M. Community Services P.M. Traditional Mu.saf & Mincha P.M. Children & Youth Service P. M. Community Memorial P.M. ·combined ·Ne'ila P.M. Conclusiop WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE OUR CANTOR WJLL AGAIN BE JO SINGER �DECORUM, KJN:.NAH, RESPECT - For Holy Day Worship ii.dult services are designed for adults , thirteen (13) years and older . Children and Youth Services at 2:30 P. M. for both Holidays are designed for children and youth 12 years and younger - and for Parents too ! For the Holy Days it is essential and proper that during the regular adult services no child be cause of his age cause any embarrassment to himself or any disturbance to others . * * * The . Holy Day Choir Mrs . Warner Galombe ck, hlto - Miss Mabeth Saure , Soprano Mr . Daniel Silberman, Tenor - Mr . hrnold Bourziel , Organist and Director C liLEND l, R September 23 Sunday Religious School 10- 12 : 15 !L. M. - Session #2 Services 10 ; ••M. - by Kindergarten (for Kindergarten - 3rd Grades) Hebrew Classes of the Religious School 2nd Week No Religious School : · 2nd Day Rosh HaShanah Chil dren ' s & Youth Rosh HaShanah Worship- 9th grade 11- 12 : 15 A. M. 24 Monday 30 Sunday Oc tober 1 Monday 6 Saturday Hebr ew Cl asses - 3rd Week Confirmation Class with Rabbi - 10 :30 A. M. -12 noon Hadassah Study Gr oup - 1 : 00 P. M. Rabbi Kap l an , Instruc t or Religious School - 10- 12 : 15 lt .M. - Session #3 7 Sunday Services - 11:45 A. M. by 1st Grade (Kindergarten - 3rd Grades) 12 : 05 P. M. by 8th Grade (for 4th - 9th Grades) No Hebrew Clas se s 8 Monday (Children ' s & Youth Yorn Kip J,.ur Worship - 8th Grade) 2: 15 - 3 :15 P. M. 9 .Tuesday Hebr ew Classes - 4th Week Sisterhood Meeting - "People for Peace " Shirley Rapoport Hadassah Card Party·(Temple) - 8 P.M. 10 Wednesday 11 or 12 Thursday Next Bulletin: Sukkos Issue or Friday SUKKOS BEGINS SLB E-',TH OCT . L! th L 1 Shanah Tovah Tikasayvu / �TEMPLE Fi.JvIILY REFUlili SHEL~·,_n,Il,.H YAHRZEIT BENNO ROTHSCHILD, Father .of Max Our prayers and sincere best Rothschild, September 13, wishes for a full recovery to : MRS . FRED STEIN, Elul 14 who is at Mercy .Hospital, and M:.URICE FEINGOLD , Father of Jack MRS . Ml.RVIN GUDELSKY, Chevlin, September 16, Elul 17 who is at Blodgett Hospital in JilCOB SINGER, Husband of Mrs . Jacob Singer, September·l9 , Grand Rapids, and to those who were hospitalized since the last Elul 20 J,LEX:.NDER S. KR..:.USE II, Son of Mr . Bulletin in June: Hyman Lipman , & Mrs . Edward Krause , Sept . 20 Mrs. Reuben Levy, Miss Nancy i.MELI:,. ROSEN, Mother of Mrs . Broutman, Mrs . May Fox and Mr . Goldie Smith:, Sept , 20 Reuben Levy . SIGMUND c;Jrn, Father of Mrs . Sam THli.NK YOU Shumacher, Husband of Mrs . Dr . Maurice Strombe.rg wishes to Selma Cahn , Sept . 23, Elul 24 thank his many friends in the ConHANNlili BLUMBERG, Mother of Mrs . gregation for their Uniongrams Sam Lawson, Sept . 25, Elul 26 and other expressions of sympathy HARRY RUBINSKY , Father of Ruth, at the time of his father's death in May. Florence & Charles Rubinsky , Sept . 25 Mrs. Llbert Parker wishes to JULih B&.STOFF , Mother of Mrs . thank all who were so thoughtful Jack Chevlin, Sept . 29 · and sympathetic during her recent IDl... BROUTM:.N, Mother of Na than bereavement . Broutman & Mrs . Thelma Weiner , CONDOLENCE Sept . JO, Tishri 2 . Our condolences and deepest CELL. MENDELSON, Mother of Mrs . sympathy to the families of Reuben L. Levy, Sept. 2, PHILIP GR!.NIK, Tishri 2 husband of Regina Granik, father HARRY WEINER, Father of Mrs . T. of Mrs . Wm . Stern and Mrs . Gus Neumer , Sept 2, Tishri 2 DeJong, and SHIER TELES, Son of Morris FLNNY EHRENBERG, Teles, Oct . 4, Tishri 6 Mother of Helen Parker . May the JULL. FEINGOLD BRO$_TOFF, Mother God of Mercy strengthen and susof Mrs . Lillian Chevlin, tain them in their sorrow . Oct . 6, Tishri 8 REBECCii. KLJ.YF, Mother o.:f Samuel Mrs . Harrison Friend - 2na Grade Klayf, Oct. 11, Tishri 13 Mrs . Charles Race - 3rd Grade 1-.NN IVERS."i.RIES Mrs . Douglas Rosen - 4th Grade Mr . & Mrs . Charles Rubinsky , Mrs . Morris Teles - 5th Grade September 22 Mr . ;ilan Oppenheimer - 6th Grade RELIGIOUS SCHOOL S1.h¥F Mrs . Bernard Becker - 7th Grade Mrs . Morris- Teles, Hebrew · · · Mr . Lawrence Berman - 8th Grade Mrs . Warner Golombeck, Music Mr . Sam Shumacher - 9th Grade Mrs. Perry Bacon - Kinde r garten :lssistan ts - Jwis Teles , Francis Price Miss Judith Lawson - 1st Grade MRS. JEROME CHERIN, Principal �R OS H H~ S A ~ N A H ME S S For the New Year, in health, happiness , strength and wisdom ,o do God ' s will in our Commun:i. ty . Marvin Gudelsky, President May the New Year bring you an aPundance of everything and may you be privileged to share i~ with those who need you . Joel Wiener, Chairman, United Jewish Charities 'It) WISH EVERYONE HAPPINESS IN THE NEW YEAR. •brabam Rosen Lodge , B1 nai Brith ~d Krause , President Tellow Officers and Members .111.Y THE NEW YE_L.R BE FILLED WITH :IBhliTH, Hl1.PPINESS 1.ND -PROSPERITY In renewed vigor For the work of Hadassah Mrs . Jereme Cher in, President . :WI.RM MEW YE J.RS GREETilWS 1-.ND SINCERE WISHE_S- FROM: The Officers and Members of TYG. Don Wiener OFFICE SCHEDULE Helen Myrmel , Financial Secretary, 9:15 to 12 :15 Peggy Burns , Rabbi ' s Secretary 1 :15 to 4 : 15 Please contact Mrs . Myrmel on any financial business Your choice of two (mind you) two styles of Jewish Calendarswe have an oversupply - they ' re yours free - just stop in at the office and pick one up (if you can stand the art work) . ~ GE S SISTERHOOD B1 nai Israel sends warm New Year ' s greetings with the hope that we will all be in~cr ibed in the Book of Life for the coming year. Let there be peace in the ___ 11or ld and in our hearts as well '/ Siste r ly yours, Mrs . Albert Parker (Sisterhood President) ' pear Congregants , The High Holy Days ar e only . a week away . The days pass by ·1 quickly and I'm sure it is just an oversight for those who have not sent in their pledges f or the .present fiscal year . The expenses of the Temple · operat ion are continous and the need for money is great . Please send in your pledge and at least l/4th of your dues immediately so we can mail you your ticket before the Holidays . Thank you , ~rthur H. Greenberg Chairman, Financial Committee The Congregation is your Community Family . Any member of your family away at school or on extended vacation , and not r eceiving our Bulletin??? Please provide their address and we ~ill place them on our mailing list . �ANOUNC I NG Me morial S6 rv i c e and the unveiling of the ::~m~ of Benno Rothschild September 9th 3 : 30 p.m. Mona View Cemetery � 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-19620928 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource B'nai Israel Temple Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962-09-28 Title A name given to the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 28, 1962 Description An account of the resource Temple B'nai Israel Bulletin, September 28, 1962. Bulletin highlights upcoming important sermons, dates, events, and messages to the congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Jews--United States Muskegon (Mich.) Jewish newspapers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital file contributed by the B'nai Israel Temple as part of the L'dor V'dor project. 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