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Temple Emanu El to Hold Family Sabbath Service
Temple Emanu-El will hold a the sermon on "The Jewish
Family Service at 8:15 p.m., View of Immortality," prompted
today, in Burton School, Hunt- by the book, "The Search for
ington Woods. Dr. Frank F. Ros- Bridey Murphy." A . reception
enthal will officiate and preach will folloW.
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The Suburban Community
Moshe Group
The Hagadah: Its Variations' Bnai
Sets Weekend Events
of varied -activi-
On an Age-Old Jewish Theme ties A is weekend
planned for members and
BY THE OAK-WOODSER
As Passover time approaches,
we imagine many of you do a
fair amount of searching through
the days gone by, thinking of
happy memories which the on-
coming sedorim never fail to
bring about.
We, ourselves, always turn
back the pages of our memory
to the happy hours we spent
years ago when our grandfather,
departed now these many years,
occupied the place of importance
at the head of the seder table.
They are a little boy's memo-
ries, filled with pleasant asso-
ciations about one of the most
inspiring of the Jewish holidays
to children.
We recall the time we eag-
erly asked for a larger por-
tion of the bitter herbs, and
without batting an eye, and
with. only Mother offering a
protest, grandfather gave us ,
- a big piece of horseradish root.
As we put it in our mouth and
took a big bite, all eyeswefe
on us. And we remember the
good-natured laughter that
followed.
We remember, too, a young-
ster getting his first glass of
wine at the seder table, and
fighting. to stay awake during
the second portion of the ritual.
Looking back, we suppose we
Beth . Shalom School
Plans Model Sedorim
All classes of the Beth Sha-
lom Religious School will par-
ticipate in model sedorim dur-
ing regular sessions on March
25, in the Andrew Jackson
School.
Rabbi Mordecai S. Halpern
and Leon Lucas, school direc-
tor, will conduct the "sedorim.
The congregation will hold
its third year book rally Sat-
urday evening, in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krauss,
13051 Oak Park Blvd. Games
and refreshments will be fea-
tured.
weren't as interested in the pas-
sages from the Hagadah as in
what we might miss, in the
aside stories and talk and song
which was interspersed.
Then, too, we recall another
seder, years later, when the
true significance of Passover
was made clear. We thought we
understood the meaning of free-
dom, until Hitler's hordes broke
loose throughout Europe. Pass-
over, that year, developed a
meaning which we'll never for-
get.
Through the years, the holi-
day of freedom offers new in-
terpretations to each of us. Cer-
tain passages in the ritual
change from year to year. Per-
haps the real beauty of the Hag :
adah is, not in that it alone
tells a story, but that it is one
in which we share common' ex-
periences.
Each year, as we read next
year may we celebrate in Je-
rusalem, a thrill runs through
us, knowing that next year can
be this year if we so will it.
Jerusalem does exist; Israel
does exist; it is a land of our
own to Which we may go
should we so desire.
It is imperative this year, as
Israel faces its present crisis
that we are mindful of its strug-
gle and that we do all that we
can in our power to assist in its
survival.
This can well be our interpre-.
tation of the Hagadah as this
Passover season approaches.
friends of the Suburban Group
of Cong. Bnai Moshe, it was
announced this week by Max-
well Lowe, chairman.
At 8:30 p.m., today, members
will be guest of the main con-
gregation at late sabbath serv-
ices, at which the Ner Tamid
award for scouting will be
presented to members of Troop
23.
The group's social committee
has scheduled a square dance
for 9 p.m., Saturday, at Grae-
mer's Barn, 11 Mile and Inkster.
For tickets, call Mrs. George
Gunsberg, LI. 5-7025, or Mrs.
Julius' Reznik, LI. 1-2123.
At 10:15 a.m., Sunday, Walter
Farber, Sunday school princi-
pal, will conduct an institute on
Passover ceremonies for par-
ents of children attending the
Clintot School branch. This will
be followed at 11 p.m. by an
elementary Hebrew reading
class conducted by Rabbi Moses
Lehrman.
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
PASSOVER BROADCAST
Time: 10:45 p.m., Thursday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: A special program
is being arranged by the culture
Youth Aliyah Plants Forest commission of the Jewish Com-
munity Council in observance
In Area of Gaza Strip
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The first of the Passover holiday.
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plantings in a 10,000-tree forest
• THE ETERNAL LIGHT
of the Youth Aliyah were made
Time: 10:30 .p.m., Sunday.
near the kibbutz of Ein Hash-
Station: WWJ.
losha in the Gaza • strip area.
Feature: "Instant of Crea-
The ceremonies were attended
by Jewish Agency leaders, tion" will dramatize the story
Youth Aliyah personnel and of a group of prisoners in a
Siberian work camp and their
many government officials.
trials in attempting to keep the
sabbath holy. It exemplified the
thought that every instant is
FOR THE FINEST
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The Sisterhood a n d Men's
Club of Young Israel Center of
Oak-Woods will jointly sponsor
a "Night in Las-Vegas" program
on Saturday evening, in t h e
Center.
Games, prizes and refresh-
ments are planned for members
and their invited friends, state
Don Klein and Mrs. Joseph
Rodd, chairmen. .
Working on their committee
are Harry Fox, Dave Spinner,
Alex Kuhn, Hy Novetsky, Dave
Matz, Seymour Ribiat and Wil-
liam .Zucker, of the Men's Club,
and Mesdames David Dombey,
Beril Bloom, David Bodzin, and
Sam Glanz, of the Sisterhood.
For information, call ' Mrs.
Rodd, LI. 6-1290.
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Socialist Parley Blames
Arabs for Tensions
Zurich (JTA)—A meeting of
representatives of. Socialist Par-
ties of Western Europe .adopted
a statement blaming - the Arabs,
for tension in the Middle East
and charging _the Soviet .Union
with upsetting the _ balance of
arms in the area by selling_
weapons to Egypt. It also blamed
the West for appeasing the
Arabs.
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: David Sislin, vet-
eran Labor Zionist and member
of the building committee of
the new Labor Zionist Insti-
tute, will speak on the new
center at 19161 Schaefer.
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WEEKDAY
Time: 2:35 p.m., Thursday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: Dr. Maurice N. Eisen-
drath, president of the Union of
American Hebrew Con,grega-
tions, will explain the signifi-
cance of Passover. He will be
interviewed 'by Virginia Gra-
hame and Mike Wallace.
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CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
Time: 12 noon, March 25.
Station: WWJ-TV (Channel
4).
Feature: A special telecast,
the program will relate the tra-
ditional Passover story as seen
through the eyes of a group of
Hebrew school children, who
are preparing a fund-raising
project to send their old cantor
to Israel. In the cast are Leon
Janney, Boris Turnarin and Will
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