Model Seders Arranged for Students
Passover will be celebrated
April 16, but students will get an
"opening night" preview at model
seder's this weekend and during
the coming week.
Adas Shalom branch of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its program 11 a.m. Sunday in
the social hall. Parents are in-
vited to observe the seder, pre-
pared by the PTO board.
* * *
Beth Aaron branch is having
two model seders Wednesday, the
first at 4 p.m. for children of the
first and second periods, and the
second, for older students of the
third period, at 5:30 p.m.
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Beth Abraham branch will hold
its program 10:30 a.m. Sunday for
the UHS and Sunday school stu-
dents. The PTO will prepare the
food and have invited parents.
* * *
Bnai Moshe branch will hold
seder Monday and Tuesday. Chil-
dren who attend the school will
be served by the PTO. Parents are
invited.
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Borman branch is holding its
model ceder at the Beth Moses
Synagogue Sunday. Parents are
invited to join the 300 students
who will attend.
* * *
Ether Berman branch invites
students and parents 11 a.m. Sun-
day. The seder meal is prepared
by the PTO.
* * *
Livonia branch will hold a
model seder 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
Parents and children are invited
to partake of the meal provided
by the PTO.
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The Pesach model-seders of Hil-
lel Day School will take place Wed-
nesday, with the kindergarten and
first grades conducting theirs 1
p.m. at the school and the other
students 10:30 a.m. at Cong Bnai
Moshe. Parents and friends in the
community are invited.
* *
Mishkan Israel Religious School
will hold its model seder 10 a.m.
Sunday in the social hall. Students
from David Fein's class will con-
duct the seder, with Shirley Trat-
ner lighting - the candles, Steven
Schwartz saying kiddush and
David Koss asking the four ques-
tions. Jeff Young and Nathan Za-
wierucha of Rabbi Israel Polter's
class also will take part. Mrs. I.
Lichtig, chairman of the model
seder; has arranged for traditional
foods.
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The senior and sophomore
United Synagogue Youth groups
of Bnai Moshe will hold a com-
bined pre-Passover seder after
Saturday services in the syna-
gogue..
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Nearly
2,000 singing, banner-waving col-
lege and high school students took
part in a "Jericho March" here
Sunday, as part of an effort to
bring down "the walls of hate and
prejudice" which separate the
Jewish people in Russia from their
brethren the world over.
The students, members and as-
sociates of Student Struggle for
In Amsterdam, P. J. Klotz, de-
puty mayor and a leader of the
Dutch Socialist Party, sharply cri-
ticized the Soviet Union for its
anti-Jewish discriminations. He
Two appeals were made by
the group. The first. to be de-
livered in Washington through
New York Congressman Leon-
ard Farbstein, was an appeal to
President Johnson to give the
situation of Russian Jewry a
prominent place in any dealings
between the U.S.A. and the
USSR. The other appeal was
handed over to Stanley Lowell,
chairman of the New York City
Human Rights Commission.
Telegrams sympathizing with
UHS Schedules
Local Bible Quiz
clude Sanford Olshansky, Sandra
Gross, Mark Mishory, Avi Kandel,
Ralph Goren, Mark Schneider,
Zevi Miller and Rose Finkelstein.
The local district finals are in
writing and are scheduled for Sun-
day at the high school building.
District winners will take part in
the region-al finals, April 25, at
the same location. This winner
will be in the national finals May
2 in New York City.
Gertrude Kasle
to Open Gallery
Gertrude (Mrs. Leonard) Kasle
announced that she will open her
Gertrude Kasle Art Gallery at 310
Fisher Bldg. this week.
During the opening, Mrs. Kasle
announces the exhibition of works
by Robert Goodenough, Grace Har-
tigan, Paul Jenkins, Irving Kries-
berg and Manoucher Yektai.
Extreme views are never just;
something always turns up which
disturbs the calculations formed
upon their data."—Benjamin Dis-
raeli.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36—Friday, April 9, 1965
was one of the principal speakers
at a special meeting devoted to a
discussion of the. situation of Jews
in the USSR, convened by the
Koos Varrink Institute, a founda-
tion of the Socialist Party.
ONCE AGAIN .. .
Soviet Jewry, marched in a two-
block area around the Soviet Mis-
sion to the United Nations, then
paraded to the Dag Hammarskjold
Plaza at the UN. A detail of 200
policemen guarded the peaceful
but colorful parade.
the marchers' efforts were receiv-
ed from Sen. Abraham Ribicoff,
Connecticut Democrat; Hugh
Scott, Pennsylvania Republican;
Robert . F. Kennedy, New York
Democrat; and Jacob K. Javits,
New York Republican. Senator
Scott stated in his telegram: "If
it saves one life, the United States
should officially condemn Soviet
persecution of persons of the Jew-
ish faith."
Signs carried by the marchers
read: "Why No Matzo?" "I Am
My Brother's Keeper," "Let My
People Go," and "Why No Jewish
Theater?" The marchers periodi-
Students of the United Hebrew cally blew rams' horns and carried
High School will participate in the with them seven Torah scrolls
1965 local Bible Quiz sponsored loaned by several New York syna-
jointly by the United Hebrew gogues.
Schools, the department of educa
tion and culture of the Jewish
Agency and the World Jewish
Bible Society.
The contest, in its sixth year,
includes student participation from
schools in the United States and
Canada. Procedure calls for local
contests, with the winners com-
peting in New York for the grand
prize of a round-trip to Israel.
April 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tin J. Murav (Marsha H. Shuman)
of Woodland Ct. Oak Park, a
daughter, Rochelle Susan.
* * *
March 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Allan M. Silverman (Libby Yaffe),.
23040 Kipling, Oak Park, a son,
Joel Irwin.
* * *
March 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward L. Klein (Marlene Kornicks),
20313 Fremont, Livonia, a son,
Barry Todd.
* * *
March 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
The contest contains three di-
William Nelson (Sandra Katz),
16622 Ilene, a daughter, Amy visions: advanced Hebrew and
students enrolled in Hebrew day
Pamela.
schools; intermediate Hebrew
* * *
March 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Le- for students in afternoon He-
brew classes; and the compre-
roy Levitt (Carol Marie Radnar),
hensive English for students
8605 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park, a son,
who study the Bible in English. .
Todd Lawrence.
Contest questions will be drawn
* * *
March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. solely from Bereshith, the Book
Lawrence Clamage (Carol Lefton), of Genesis.
Students in the UHS Hiddon
18454 Prairie, a daughter, Susan
class for the region contest in-
Marsha.
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2,000 Students Picket UN's Soviet Delegation;
Blow Shofars at A Colorful 'Jericho March'
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