THE CULTURAL COMMISSION of

• Brother-Sister Artists, Here

From USSR, to Give Recital

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

Cordially invites the entire community to at-
tend its Spring Lecture Series featuring out-
standing figures in the world of Jewish Culture.

Violinist Mischa Lefkowitz
and his sister violinist Tanya
Klemptner, will appear in
concert 'at Beth Achim Syna-
gogue 7:30 p.m. March 31.
The concert will be under
the joint co-sponsorship of
the synagogue cultural com-
mission, men's club, sister-
hood • and young married
group and made possible
through the underwriting of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laker.
Free tickets can be obtained
from the synagogue office,
according to Bernard Panush,
chairman of the cultural com-
mission.
Lefkowitz, 20, who is from
Riga, Latvia, arrived in the
United States in 1973 and is a
student of Mischa Mischa-
koff at Wayne State Univer-
sity. Following his first ap-
pearance in Detroit with the
Center Symphony Orchestra,
he has given many perform-
ances. This will be his first
recital with his sister Tanya,
who recently arrived from
Russia.
Mrs. Klemptner, 27, start-
ed playing piano at age 6. A

ISAAC B. SINGER
Tuesday, March 5, 1974
8:30 P.M.

The worlf-famous author of Satan in
Goray, The Magician of Lublin, The
Slave and other works in Yiddish will
discuss MY PHILOSOPHY AS A JEWISH
WRITER.

Adolph Lichter Memorial Lecture

ARTHUR COHEN
Tuesday, March 12, 1974 8:30 P.M.

Mr. Cohen has written many books
on Jewish thought such as The Myth
of the Judeo-Christian Tradition and
The Natural and Supernatural Jew.
His novel In the Days of Simon Stern
was published last year. THE GREAT
MYTH OF THE. JEWS: THE COMING
OF THE MESSIAH will be his topic.

Both Lectures
Will Be Held in the
Morris Adler Hall

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CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

27375 Bell Road, Southfield

No Admission Charge

357-5544

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MISCHA LEFKOWITZ AND
TANYA KLEMPTNER

graduate of the Musical
Academy and the Latvian
Conservatory in Riga, she
performed with the Riga
Symphony Orchestra during
her last appearance in
Russia.
The concert program will
include works by Beethoven,
Bruch, Wienawski, Rachman-
inoff, Bartok and Saint-Saens.
The cultural commission
assisting Panush consists of
the following:

Rabbi and Mrs. Milton Arm,
Cantor and Mrs. Simon Ber-
manis, Mrs. Don Davis, Lou
Ellenson, Dr. Manuel Feldman,
Maynard Feldman, Mrs. Larry
Fox, Mrs. Ewald Gershun, Leon-
ard Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Laker, Paul Masserman, Mrs.
Arthur Schussler, Sidney Silver-
man, Sidney H. Silverman and
Steven Victor.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

For the first time in 20
years, the opening Passover
seder will fall on a Saturday
night (April 6). This will
mean special procedures for
the observant, who cannot
prepare for a Saturday night
seder on the Sabbath.
The Council of Orthodox
Rabbis has issued the follow-
ing guideline to assist in
preparations:
Thanit Behorim (Fast of
the First-Born): Since fast-
ing is not permitted on the
Sabbath, the fast is moved
up to Thursday, April 4. The
Siyum, when done, takes
place after the morning serv-
ice.
Bedikat Hametz (search for
the unleavened): It is per-
formed in the usual manner
on Thursday night, April 4.
Hametz must be burned Fri-
day morning April 5, before
11:30 a.m. but the "Bitul" is
not recited until the corre-
sponding time Saturday morn-
ing, April 6. Leave only
enough halla to be consumed
for two Sabbath meals. Sale
of hametz must be completed
on Friday, April 5. Recom-
mended time for Tefilla on
Shabat no later than 7:30

Allen Pollack
to Speak Here
This Weekend

Labor Talk at Temple

Patricia Proctor, greater
Detroit representative of the
United Farm Workers Union,
will speak on "The Plight of
the Farm Worker" following
8:30 p.m. services today at
Temple Kol Ami. Rabbi
Ernst Conrad will speak at
services on "Jewish Concern
for the Rights of the Labor-
ing Man."

17520 West Twelve Mile Road, Suite 111 (Detroit)
Southfield, Mich. 48076, (313) 559-6755

UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS NURSERY SCHOOL

Announces

Registration For September 1974

MORNINGS

9:00 to 1 1:30 a.m., 2, 3, and 5 mornings

Transportation available in Southfield, Huntington
Woods, and Oak Park (car pools possible from other
areas).

Now in its 24th year, the UHS Nursery School is licensed
as a NURSERY SCHOOL, which means it meets the
highest standards required by the State of Michigan.

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Guideline Is Distributed
for Saturday Night Seder

Dr. Allen Pollack will open
Adat Shalom Synagogue's
spring adult study series 8:15
p.m. Sunday with an address
on "The Jewish People in a
World of Crisis."
Earlier in the day, at 4
p.m., Dr. Pollack will meet
in informal dialogue with col-
legians and teen-agers on
"Justice for Jews .. Justice
for Arabs." The young people
are invited to a buffet supper
following Dr. Pollack's talk.
The day is a project of the
adult study commission. Mrs.
Mildred Weiss is chairman.
The community is invited at
no charge.

For further information, contact:
ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER

Friday, March 1, 1974 21

AFTERNOON SESSIONS
1:00 to 3:30 p.m., 5 days only

a.m. since all Hametz must
be removed by 10:30 a.m.
Procedure for Sabbath
Meals: All food should be
Passover items prepared in
Passover utensils. We sug-
gest that no soup be served
and foods which require
scouring for cleaning uten-
sils should be avoided. Using
Passover utensil, transfer
food to throwaway dishes of
either paper or plastic. On
Sabbath morning, we recom-
mend cold food only. Follow-
ing the meal, rinse all dishes
and silverware and store
with hametz dishes. All left-
over crumbs should be flush-
ed down the toilet.

Sabbath "holent" and usual
Sabbath meal should be
eaten in complete Passover
service as the Seuda Shlishit
beginning at 1 p.m.
No Matzo May Be Eaten
All Day.
Additional details will be
given at a Passover Institute
tentatively scheduled for 8
p.m. March 25 at the Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods.

Bible
,Quiz

1. What is the promise on
which the Jewish claim to
the Land of Israel is based?
2. • What happened to Lot's
wife?
3. After the Flood, what
symbolized the covenant be-
twee4 man and God that
there will be no similar flood
to destroy all mankind?
4. In biblical times there
was concern about ecology.
.What was said about trees?
5. What city is described
as the city of peace and
truth?
6. How is man's labor de-
scribed in the Bible?
7. What city is known as
the city of palm trees?
8. Who did not eat or drink
for 40 days?
9. Which day of the ,week
is a covenant between God
and the Jewish People?
10. What was the parable
used by Nathan the Prophet
to rebuke King David?

QUIZ ANSWERS
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OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, March 3, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. for parents
and children. A few openings are still . available in the
morning group. Meet our staff and see our facilities.

For information cal1.1.1 8-4191 between &30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

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