Marionette Show Will -Be Staged
The 'Jewish Center Marionette
Club will present two puppet pro-
ductions, "The Knights of
Dr‘.r..ms" and "The Legend of
Three and Four." 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day at the Center. AdmLsion is
free.
"The Legend of Three and Four"
fells the story of King Solomon's 1
deli g hter whom the stars have
foretold, will marry a commoner.
King Solomon puts her in a tower
to try and change fate..
DERMILAIWW
387–Friday,--*VielbOr 11/, 1971
Akiva
Action Line
By SABINA PLATT
(Sarina. 15, is in the 10th Grade.)
On Nov. 21, a capacity audience
Skepticism, is the beginning of
—Oscar Wilde. gathered at Northland Theater to
see a benefit showing of "Fiddler
on the Roof" for Akiva Hebrew
Day School. Among these people
were almost all the parents of
Akiva students and a surprising
number of the students themselves.
f aith.
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pleasant but equally as important,
was the one which included the
pogrom against the Jews. This
must have •been especially shat-
tering to the hearts of those in the
audience who personally experi-
enced similar or worse tragedies
in the first half of this century.
I feel that it is important to under-
stand what happened and why such
tragedies occurred. We must not
allow another physical or spiritual
holocaust to occure in Russia,
Israel, or elsewhere.
- - Above all, I believe the movie
demonstrated that the Jews do
not have to seek a place of Juda-
ism; they take it with them whet*:
ever they go.
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special 10 Mile branch member-
! ship for 7th, 8th and 9th grade
tweens is now available.
This new tween membership_ is
valid from Dec. 15 through- May
15 and includes all Center privi-
leges at 10 Mile only. - - `_ .. ;
Additional program activities for
tweens are offered at the 10 Mile
branch.--For information, call the
group -services_-dixisiin, DI 1 4200.
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Thanks to you, our wonderful customers, El-Mars
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accommodate your many requests to dispose
of your used furs.
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Plans are being made for the
annual. winter regional convention
of Michigan BBYO at the Jewish
Center, Dec. 26-30.
The convention will include dis-
cussions and programs dealing
with the plight of Soviet Jewry,
poverty and Israel; a movie night,
Israel Day, canned food drive,
AZA basketball tournament, BBG
volleyball tournament and forensic
contests on the theme of "Will the
Jewish Extremists Kill Israel?' ,
(AZA) and Nes Gadol Haya Sham
— A Great Miracle Happened
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I feel that the film was not
only enjoyable but also educa-
tional. It showed, for example,
the, spiritual wonders of a tradi-
tioal Shabat — a day of tran-
quility and rest, a day when one
is not a slave to business or the
telephone, but only a servant to
God. This Shabat scene brought
many tears to the eyes of both
young and old, who shared a
beautiful experience.
Another scene which was not
It's not-easy to find INTERESTING GIFTS!
Yet this is our goal when we shop the
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(NSID) who person-
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dreams to us and see our many new '
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