Music Lovers to Meet
The opening meeting of the Stu-
dent Group of the Detroit Music
Study Club, will be held 2 p.m.
Sunday in the home of adviser
Mrs. Morris Stein, 26080 Salem,
Huntington Woods.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Morris
Hochberg, associate professor of
music at Wayne State University.
All students of high school age
who are interested in music, are
invited. For further information,
contact Mrs. Stein, LI 4-0698, or
Judy Offman, 273-5029.
Students View Ancient, Sacred Craft
Beth Moses Chalutz Pre-USY Sets Bake Sale
Beth Moses' Chalutz Pre-United
Synagogue Youth will hold a bake
sale 10 a.m. to noon Sunday at
three locations: Seven Mile and
Schaefer, Seven Mile and Vitro-
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"Music at Its Best
for Your Guests"
THE NEWEST
The skilful' pen of the scribe is applied to a Tora scroll by
Rabbi Isaac Maier Eisenbach of Jerusalem, who is in Detroit for
the High Holidays. Observing his craft, repairing the scrolls before
Rosh Hashana, are Rabbi Manfred Pick, principal of Akiva Day
School, and (from left) eighth graders Joseph Rothenberg, Arnold
Kresch and Jacob Livni.
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Rabbi Isaac Maier Eisenbach of defective letters. Once a scroll has
Jerusalem combines two. profes- been damaged in any way, whether
through moisture in the climate or
sions in two lands.
In Israel he is a diamond cutter. fading letters, it must be repaired.
But in America each year, the
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CONFIRMATION AND PARTY
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traveling Tora Sofer—a scribe, or
copyist—is in Detroit to repair
scrolls before the Yom Tovim.
The Tora is not to be read if any
part is illegible or if there are any
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Holiday Best Wishes
FINE JEWELRY
Morris Watnick
beck and 10 Mile and Coolidge,
Oak Park.
After the sale, there will be a
meeting of members at the syna-
gogue.
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This repair work Rabbi Eisenbach
does meticulously, using the exact-
ing tools of his trade.
Each item of his trade is spec-
ified in Jewish law and tradition.
The parchment is from a kosher
animal. The ink is made from vege-
tables, coal and oil, and is fre-
quently brought from Israel. Tur-
key quills of different sizes and
shapes are used to write with. The
parchment segments of the scrolls
are sewn together with animal
veins, as is prescribed by Jewish
law.
Children at Akiva Hebrew Day
School saw Rabbi Eisenbach at
work in his white kaftan (robe)
at Young Israel of Oak-Woods.
He has been called "Kasvan
Raba" — master of script — and
"sofer =beer" — a great scribe.
Open Sunday 12 to 5 p.m.
Suburban
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Small gold buttons
on coat outlined by
double top-stitching,
Sleeveless sheath
trimmed at neck and
arm opening with
matching trim
color. Red, gold
and orange.
Sizes 8 to 18.
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He informed the children that
Now Accepting
A Limited Number
of Violin Students
542-5329
JERICHO LODGE NO. 490, IOOF
announces the future meetings will be held every Wednesday
evening at the Royal Oak Oddfellow Temple, 433 East 11 Mile
Road, Royal Oak.
On Wednesday, October 11th, 8:00 p.m., Memorial services will
be presented by Grand Master J. Russell Hughes, of Michigan
Oddfellowship, Rabbi Milton Arm and Cantor Simon Bermanis
of Congregation Ahavas Achim will participate. Oddfellows
and family are invited.
the requirements for his job are
the memorizing of 5,845 sentences •
of the Tora and a good handwrit-
ing. Rabbi Eisenbach's wife resides
in Jerusalem with his eight daugh-
ters and one grandchild. He was a /I
member of the Irgun underground •
organization in the final years of
the British Mandate and was i•
prisoned by the British for his ac-
tivities for Palestine. He fought
in the War of Liberation in 1948
and an Israeli Army reservist, also
served in the Sinai War and the
recent Six-Day War.
Rabbi Eisenbach is a brother of
Rebbitzen Kahana of Detroit.
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Szold BBG Honored
by Parents Magazine
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A Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year
to All Our Members, Friends and Families
BNAI BRITH
ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
Oscar Bakala, President
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KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY MARKET
Wish their many customers
and friends
A Year of Health and Happiness
22153 COOLIDGE nr. 9 Mile
WE DELIVER—LI 7-4122-3
Henrietta Szold Chapter, Bnai
Brith Girls, was awarded a Youth
Group Achievement Award Certifi-
cate of Honor by Parents' Maga-
zine.
The 13th annual presentation en-
courages and recognizes young
people who volunteer their services
in communities throughout the
country. Some 143 organizations
were cited.
Two other Bnal Brith groups in
the country were recognized: Topai
BBG of Miami and Ricbacs BBG
of Chillum, Md. All the names are
listed in the October issue of Par-
ents Magazine.
Magician to Perform
at Center Kids' Show
The Jewish Center's opening pro-
gram for children will be held 2
p.m. Sunday in Shiffman Hall.
Featured in the program will be
a half-hour audience participation
magic show by Danny Flaggman,
singing, arts and crafts, movies,
roller skating, gym games and re-
freshments. Admission is open to
Center juniors and their friends
for a nominal charge.
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Juliet Charge
Security Charge
Michigan Bankard
NOTE: Juliet can be reached from Greenfield
as well as 8 Mile during the current
road construction work.
GREEN-8 OPEN SUNDAY
Mon., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. tit 9 p.m.
Green-8 Shopping Center, Greenfield/West 8 Mile
SHOP SUNDAY 12 TO 5 P.M.
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