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Beth El'S Bargman Memorial Series

to

Feature Five Scholars of Note

The 11th annual Theodore and On Feb.

15, Dr. Joseph Gut-
Mina Bergman Memorial Scholar mann, professor of art history at
Series of Temple Beth El will Wayne State University and form-
bring to Detroit five scholars and er curator of the
leaders of Jewish life starting Hebrew Union
Nov. 7. The 8:30 p.m. lectures College Museum.
will be preceded by 7 p.m. dinner will speak.
in the social hall.
Rabbi Jay
The series will
Kaufman, execu-
begin with Jacob
tive vice - presi-
P. Rudin, Rabbi
dent of Bnai
of Temple Beth
Brith and former
El, Great Neck.
vice president of
N.Y., and past
the American&
president of both
fI e brew congre- Dr. Gutmann
the Central Con-
gations. will be
ference of Amer-
guest lecturer April 10.
ican Rabbis and
The lectures series, at which
the Synagogue
Dr. Richard C. Hertz will preside.
Council of Amer-
is open to the public.
ica. Rabbi Rudin
On Dec. 7. Dr. Morris B. Ab-
ram, president of Brandeis
Blessings Use
versity and past president of tit-
American Jewish Committee. will Present Tense
. be guest lecturer.

Historian, Rabbi Bertram W.
Horn, of Temple Keneseth Is-
rael, Philadelphia, past presi-
dent of the American Jewish
Historical Society, will be guest
lecturer Jan. 16.

British Chief Rabbi
to Probe Medical
Ethics Before MD,

• Dr. Immanuel Jakobovits. chief
rabbi of Great Britain, will speak
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek Nov. 19
as a guest of the Doctors' Com-
mittee for the Study of Judaism
and the Ethics of Medicine.
He will address a luncheon.
discussion for physicians only at
12:30 p.m. and will lecture before
the Public at 8:30 p.m.
Rabbi Jakobovits, formerly rabbi
of the Fifth Avenue Synagogue.
New York, and chief rabbi of
Ireland, is the author of "Jewish
Medical Ethics." lie has been a
frequent contributor on medical
and religious subjects to scientific
and rabbinical journals in En.-
land and the United States.
The topic of his evening lec-
ture will be "Medicine in Jewish
Law." At the 1:30 doctors' ses-
following luncheon, Dr.
lon
i.Takobovits will speak on "Eth-
teal Issues Involved In: 'The
Pill,' Organ Transplants and the
Changing Concept of Death."
Chairman will be Dr, Myer
Teitelbaum, co-chairman of the
Doctors' Committee; and mod-
erator will be Rabbi Irwin
Groner.
Co-chairman of the committee
With Dr. Teitelbaum is Dr. Manuel
Sklar. On the committee are Drs.
Harold J. Daitch, Donald Kay.
Max L. Lichter, Jerry G. Margo-
lis, Peter A. Martin and Hershel
Sandberg.
For luncheon reservations, call
Dr. Daitch, 538-4700: or Rabbi
droner's office. 357-5544.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israeli Cello Virtuoso to Play
at Beth Shalom Sanctuary

i The first 505 music lovers who
obtain tickets for "Concert in a
Sanctuary" will hear the cello ar-
tistry of Yehuda Hanani, spon-
sored by the officers and board
of directors of Cong. Beth Shalom
at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 8.
This young artist was discovered
in 1964 by Isaac Stern and Leon-
ard Rose during a performance in

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(Copyright 1969. JTA, Inc.)

Usually, this is done to indicate
that this blessing concludes the
section of the liturgy which one is
reciting. It also indicates that this
particular blessing completes an
action and has nothing to do with
any action or blessing which may
follow. Otherwise, the rabbis
frown upon the individual who
would recite the response "amen"
after a blessing which he him-
self made, since, in a normal cir-
cumstance, the - amen" is intend-
ed to be a- response which indi-
cates agreement and concurring
belief on the part of the listener.

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Israel. He was brought to the
United States on a full scholar-
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hard School of Music.

Born of pioneer parents in
Jerusalem, Hanani began his
musical studies on the violin at
age 6, then chose the cello three
Years later, Before coming to
America, he had performed ex-
tensively, and since his arrival,
has studied with Leonard Rose
at Juilliard, with Leonard Shure
at Harvard, with the Stern-Rose-
Istomin Trio at Oakland Uni-
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his recent New York debut on the
Young Artist Series in the Metro-
politan Museum of Art. He has
appeared in Carnegie IIall, and
has been invited to appear with
the London Philharmonic and the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
during the coming year.

Congregation Beth Achim Men's Club

1969-70 CULTURAL SERIES

Presents

Next Friday evening, Hanani

will speak to members of Cong.
Beth Shalom during the regular
Sabbath services. The following
evening he will perform his con-
cert and on Sunday morning he
will speak informally and play
for the religious school students.
Hanani will be accompanied at
the piano by a young Canadian
artist, Anahid Alexanian. She per-
formed frequently in Canada be-
fore coming to New York to study
at Juilliard, - with Leonard Shure
at Harvard and at the Mannes
College of Music, on a Canada
Arts Scholarship.
Concert co-ordinating chairman
is Mrs. Albert Rosenblum; com-
mittee chairmen, Paul Freed and
Vernon Leopold; adviser, Rabbi
Mordecai .Halpern; social commit-
tee, under the auspices of Sister-
hood President Mrs. Stewart

Time to care

Isaac Bashevis Singer

"One of America's Greatest Jewish
Writers and Novelists"

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1969

8:00 P.M.

At the Southfield Building

21 1 00 West Twelve Mile Road

Admission $2.00

Tickets Avoiloble at the Schaefer and Southfield

or at the Door.

Students $1.00

Synagogue Offices

DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING
CULTURAL EVENT

...

We need a well balanced council.

ELECT ... Jack

In attendance at the dedication ceremonies for the Morris
Theological Seminary are
I Adler Chair in Rabbinics at the Jewish Max Arzt, seminary vice
Rabbi
(from left) Louis Berry, Mrs. Adler, spiritual
leader of Cong. Shaarey
chancellor, and Rabbi Irwin Groner,
dedication and of the tributes to the
Zedek. Acknowledgement of the
Dr.
Samuel Krohn, presi-
late rabbi of Shaarey Zedek was made by
of the seminary's
dent, and by Louis Berry. a longtime member
board of overseers.

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Mendelson; invitations, Mrs. Jules
Kutner; visual aids, Mike Good-
man and Mrs. Harvey Sibrack;
and ticket chairman, under the
auspices of the Mr. and Mrs. Club ,
of Beth Shalom, Seymour Rosen-
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For tickets, call the synagogue
office, IA 7-7970: Mrs. Goldman.
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FOR PORTRAITS

Noting God's Acts

pronounced by Jews refer to the
acts of God in the present tense.
Actually, what appears to be the
present tense is also the form of
the "perfect" in Hebrew gram-
mar. There are those, however,
who say that the goodness of God
is referred to in the present tense
because it is only the limitation of
human intellect which makes us
classify time in terms of past,
present, and future while all time
is one unit in the eyes of the
Almighty.
As the Psalmist said "a thous-
and years are like a day in thy
sight." It also indicates, accord-
ing to others, that the creative
powers of the 'Almighty . are con- •
stixt12.• functioning in our universe.
The world, therefore, is always a
dynamic living process and never
actually a finished product. Thus,
when we thank the Almighty for
"creating the fruit of the earth" ;
for example, we indicate that He
is still lending his creative powers
to the world through his agent,
man.

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