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THE DE TROIT. JE WISH NEWS — Fr iday, April 13, 1962
Community Groups Observe Passover
Detroit area Jewry will partici-
pate in a number of activities in
the coming days to observe the
Passover holiday. The event spon-
sored by community groups and
Hebrew schools are listed below,
followed by synogogue arrange-
ments as announced to The Jew-
ish News.
Ilashomer Ha t z a i r, Zionist
Youth Organization. and Ameri-
cans for Pro'gressive Israel will
•hold their a n n ti a I joint third
Seder 8:15 p.m. April 20 at the
Ilayim Greenberg Center. A spe-
cial hagadah. based upon that
of the Kibbutz Artzi in Israel,
will he used in the observance
modeled after an Israeli kibbutz
Seder. Participating will he the
folk dance group. creative dance,
choir and dramatic pantomime
groups of the youth movement.
The public is invited .
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Livonia Branch United He-
1 brew Schools students will pre-
is dent a model Seder 11 a.m. Sun-
! day atthe Grandview Elementary
School.
Parent-Teacher Or-
' g,an i za on will havee traditional
For onial
foods for the children.
in-
formation call GR 6-0032.
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Young Israel of Oak-Woods
Religious School will hold a
model Seder 10 a.m. Sunday
with the children of all grades
participating. Leonard Servet-
ter, school board &airman,
and Rabbi Israel M. Zakon,
principal, will report on fu-
ture plans and curriculum im-
provements to parents of the
students at a session prior to
the program.
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Detroit Socialites will hold its
third annual Seder, to be con-
ducted by Rabbi Nathaniel Stein-
berg of the Livonia Jewish Con-
gregation, 8:30 p.m. April 22 at
the Beth Abraham Synagogue.
Guest artist will be Maury
Wayne of the Dan Freiman
Chorus. Refreshments will be
served. The public is invited. For
information, call LI 8-8340.
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The Parents Group of the
Bnai Moshe Religious School will
present a Passover Institute for
Parents 10 am. Sunday at the
synagogue. Topics to be discuss-
ed are "How to Conduct a Seder,"
"What to Stress on Passover"
and "How to Bring New Mean-
ing into Passover." The music
portion of the progr am is under
the direction of Harry Siegel. In
charge of the institute are Rabbi
Moses Lehrman and Walter Far-
her.
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The Hillel Day School stu-
dent body of 85 youngsters
will present a two-day Pass-
over program beginning with a
model Seder by kindergarten
and first grade pupils 11341
a.m. today at the Abe Rade
Building. The second, third
and fourth grades will present
a similar program 11):30 a.m.
Monday. The programs will be
presented by the pupils in
English and Hebrew. An il-
lustrated, trarstional bagadah,
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Day School, will be used at
both Sedarim. The communi-
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school and youth activities. Tra-
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annual model Seder 11 a.m. Sun-
day at the synagogue. All classes
will participate. Movies will be
taken of the Seder and will be
shown to parents at the next
PTO meeting.
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The Hayim Greenberg He-
brew-Yiddish Shule will hold a
model Seder 1 p.m. Sunday at
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
with all classes participating.
The school choir, conducted by
Mrs. Bella Goldberg, will sing
songs of 'Passover. The PTA
ail serve traditional foods. The
public is invited.
Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim Re-
ligious School will conduct its
annual model Seder 11 a.m. Sun-
day at the synagogue with all
classes taking part. Larry Selig
will lead the service. The sister-
hood will serve traditional foods.
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The Jewish House of Shelter.
1620 Taylor, will hold its annual
Sedarim on Wednesday and
Thursday, according to President
Manuel Rosenthal. Guests will
include patients from Eloise,
Northville, Lapeer and Ypsilanti
state hospitals, who will be cared
for at the House of Shelter for
the entire Passover week, said
Morris Dorn, vice president and
chairman of the House Commit
tee. Indigent and transient guests
are invited, also. Mrs. Morris
Dorn, president of the Ladies
Auxiliary, is in charge of meal
preparations. Passover food will
also be provided for the Jewish
prisoners in the Detroit House of
Correction and the Wayne Coun-
ty Jail. An open house will be
held at the House of Shelter 2-5
p.m. April 22. The above activi-
ties are made possible by the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign and are
administered by the House of
Shelter board and the Jewish
Family and Children's Service.
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Temple Beth Am of Livonia
will hold its second annual
model Seder Sunday at the
YWCA at Grand River and
Beech Daly roads, under the
auspices of the sisterhood.
Rabbi Herbert Stern will di-
rect tire service, to be con-
&acted by students of the He-
brew sclraol, confirmation class
and fifth and sixth grades of
the Sunday school. Traditional
foods will be served. Friends
are invited. Assisting Mrs. Don-
ald Levenson, committee chair-
man, will be Mesdames Al
Dawes, Alan Sipher, Carl Les-
son, Milton Faye, Herbert Wel-
ler, Manuel Shelden, David
Davidson and Samuel Gaft.
The Isaac Agree Downtown
synagogue will hold its annual
Passover Sedar dinner 7 p.m.
Thursday at the Synagogue,
1442 Griswold. For information,
call TE 4-9015.
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Services for the beginning
of Passover will be held by
synagogues Wednesday evening
and Thursday and Friday
mornings and evenings. Indi-
vidual synagogues should be
contacted for specific times.
Listed below are those syna-
gogues which have announced
sermon topics.
CONG. BETH SHALOM: At
8:45 a.m. services Thursday,
Rabbi Halpern will speak on
"Freedom — The Measure of
Man."
CONG. BETH TEFILO ENLkN-
UEL TIKVAH: At 8:45 a.m. serv-
ices Thursday, Rabbi Liphshutz
will speak on "The Torah Con-
cept of Freedom." At 8:45 a.m.
services Friday, Rabbi Levin will
speak on
"Perpetual Redemp-
tion."
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: At 8:45
a.m. services Thursday, Rabbi
Lehrman will preach on "When
We Are Free." The topic at 8:45
a.m. Friday will be "The Ques-
tions That Trouble Us."
C 0 N G. SHAAREY SHOMA-
YIM: At 9 a.m. services on Thurs-
day and Friday, Rabbi Goldmann
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All United Hebrew Schools
will hold model Sedars. presented
by the students and parent-
teacher organizations. The Esther
Berman Branch will hold a model
Sedar on Sunday. the Beth Aaron
School on Alonday and the nurs-
ery school in two sessions on
Tuesday.
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Temple Beth El will hold its
annual congregational Sedar 6:30
p.m. April 19 at the temple. John
Redfield will be soloist with the
Temple Choir, directed by Jason
Tickton. At Passover services
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Beth Aaron Synagogue will
conduct a congregational Sedar
7:30 p.m. April 19 under the au-
spices of the Men's Club. A full
course dinner will be served. At
Passover services 8:30 a.m. April
19 Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick will
speak on "Liberation Precedes
Freedom." At 8:30 a.m. April 20
services he will preach on "Ac-
centuate the Positive, But Beware
of the Negative."
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Temple Israel will present its
annual congregational Sedar 6:30
p.m. April 19 at the Temple with
the Choir directed by Karl Haas
The Sedar meal will be served.
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