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Coed Sabbath Kits Project of N.J. Temple

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CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J.
(JTA)—A project called Sab
bath Candles for College Stu-
dents, by which Sabbath kits

are sent to Jewish students
at colleges far from their
homes, has been started by
the Temple Israel Community
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r,"'sww .1 Center here, according to
Rabbi Gerald Lerer, the cen-
ter's rabbi.
PORTRAITS
He said the kits include
candle s, candle - holders,
headcovers, blessing over
CANDIDS
the candle and various items
of information on Judaism
CUSTOM
and Jewish life. Temple Is-
FRAMING
rael is underwriting the cost
of the project, Rabbi Lerer
said.
He reported that in the
brief history of the project,
about 150 kits had been sent
Birmingham
to students in various parts
of the country with a steady
647-5730
stream of requests from
parents.

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Dr. William and Fannie Haber affix the name plate
for the forest planted in their honor is Israel's John F.
Kennedy Peace Forest. Dr. Haber, world president of
ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training).
said be felt a sense of pride "for I see here, In • sense, a
culmination of 35 years' association of work in the Jewish
Vineyard. To have it recognized by a forest on the sacred
soil of Israel makes one very humble." Rabbi Moses
C. Weiler of the Jewish National Fund, • longtime friend
of Dr. Haber conducted the ceremony, after which the
Habers symbolically planted trees. According to biblical
injunction, the land must lie fallow in the seventh year,
so the planting was done with the saplings In specially,
prepared cases. Other ORT officials Including the director
general, Max Braude of Geneva, were present. Dr. Haber
is adviser to the president of the University of Michigan.

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Station: Channel 4.
Feature: "Lights From the
Past," a program in celebra-
tion of Hanuka. Dr. Avraham
Biran, director of the de-
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museums of Israel, talks
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of the Maccabean revolt,
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Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: In the last of a
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raeli Women in Archeology,"
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of Israeli's Department of
Antiquities and Museums,
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archeologists, Mrs. Sarah
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Israli, both sabras and both
associate curators of the Is-
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Time: 7 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WDEE (1500).
Feature: Bonnie Dahan,
author of "My Home is
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terviewed by Eileen Berris.
Time: noon Tuesday.
Station: WQRS (105.1 FM).
Feature: "A Conversation
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author of "For Those I
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Time: 1 p.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
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Feature: "The Magic Top."
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Hanuka, will be presented
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troit. The program is based
on a story written by Judah
"ROC" by SBICCA
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of the fairy tale "The Magic
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lights." The conference was
Station; WCAR.
sponsored by the New York
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
Board of Rabbis and the
Loss will explore some fund-
amental Jewish themes pres-
ent in today's Popular music.
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Station: WBRB-FM (102.7).
Feature: Phil Blazer pro-
vides a contemporary pot-
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