42 Friday, January 21, 1977
Askenazic Rabbi
Named in Holland
AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
Rabbi Meir Just, 64, was
installed as the
Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi
for the Amsterdam reg-
ion last week at the Aaron
Schuster Synagogue.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Campaign Telethon Seeks
to Reach 2,000 in Drive
More than 2,000 poten-
tial givers to the 1977 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund
will be called in a massive
telephone solicitation by
the Campaign's Met-
ropolitan Division, Jan.
30-Feb. 3.
, The telethon will begin
with a rally and briefing
session at 10 aIn. Jan. 30
at the United Hebrew
Schools main building.
Thereafter, phones will
Edmund Frank
& Co.
Liquidators & Appraisers
.
Of Household Contents and Estates
Sale held in your home
all items tagged for your approval
for info call
862-3273 or 875-7650
OPEN THIS SUNDAY
NOON TO 4 PM
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF ENTIRE STOCK
be manned each evening
through Feb. 3, according
to telethon chairmen
Herbert Benson and
Harold Zuker.
They are heading a
team of 100 solicitors, who
will attempt to reach con-
tributors not otherwise
affiliated in the Cam-
paign structure through
a trade or professional
group.
Isadore Shrodeck, who
with Rabbi James I. Gor-
don is chairman of the di-
vision, said that an exten-
sive mailing has been
completed to advise pros-
pects that they can expect
a call from the workers.
Volunteer solicitors
represent the following
Metropolitan Division af-
filiate organizations:
Bnai Brith lodges, Cong.
Beth Abraham-Hillel
Men's Club, Beth Shalom
Men's Club, Detroit
Socialites, Jewish Com-
munity Center groups,
Jewish War Veterans,
Farband, Poale Zion,
Pontiac community,
Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute, United Hebrew
Schools and Workmen's
Circle.
To volunteer as a tele-
phone solictor, call
Bertha Chomsky, divi-
sion director, 965-3939.
impact of Music
on Hasidim
By RABBI SAMUEL FOX
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
UP
TO
75%
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LARGE SELECTION
DESIGNER BAGS INCLUDED
COME SEE WHY
WE ARE THE TALK
OF THE TOWN
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DO YOU
THINK
FAT'S
WHERE
IT'S AT?
COMPLIMENTARY
EVENING
OUT
For Females Only
Teens Through Grandmothers
Wednesday, December 1
7:00 p.m.
Included will be:
An introductory dance lesson
Figure control lecture
Professional dance demonstration
Free Bingo & Prizes
Refreshments
Hasidim place a great
deal of emphasis on music.
Generally speaking, Jew-
ish prayer, as well as scrip-
ture reading and study, re-
quires melody. Some have
claimed that music is the
soul of human experience.
-Often the Hasidic melod-
ies are chanted without even
having words. Often these
melodies are adapted to a
variety of texts.
Since the basic aim of
Hasidism is "D'vekut,"
which means devotion in
the form of "clinging" and
attaching one's self to the
divine, a deep sense of
mystique which cannot be
adequately expressed in
words moves the Hasid.
Since this experience rises
above the level of the ra-
tional it can only be ex-
pressed in music which
gives vent to the mystical
and the ecstatic.
DANCERCISE
KNOWS
THIN
IS IN!
Council Names
Sephardi Schools Discussed
Nominating Unit
The Ozar Hatorah edu-
President John H.
Shepherd announced the
selection of the Jewish
Community Council's
Nominating Committee
for 1977.
The committee includes
Rabbi James Gordon,
chairman, Cou-ncil of Or-
thodox Rabbis; Mrs. Her-
bert Fealk, American
Jewish Congress; Jeffrey
Jenks, Temple Beth El;
Mrs. Abraham Kutlov,
Hadassah; Mrs. Arthur
Saltzman, Cong. Shaarey
Zedek; Dr. Jay B. Stern,
United Hebrew Schools;
and Mrs. Sheldon Stern,
Fresh Air Society.
Detroit area delegates
to the National Jewish
Community Relations
Advisory Council's ple-
nary session, to be held
Jan. 24-26 in Miami
Beach, Fla., are:. Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron B. Shifman,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Klein, Mrs. Edith Frank,
Mrs. Elaine Krohn, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert J. Sid-
low, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L.
Kushner, Mr. and Mrs:
Fred Frank and Adam
Simms.
A review of Council's
work during this past
quarter was followed by a
discussion of the Affirma-
tive Action programs as
they work or don't work
for Jewish students wish-
ing to enter professional
schools at Wayne State
University and Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Mrs. Shirley Kim-
borough was cited for 20
years of service as a
member of the Council's
clerical staff. The ap-
pointment of Nancy Stein
as the Council's new Pub-
lic Relations Associate
also was announced.
The first Jew to settle in
the New World was Luis
de Torres, the official in-
terpreter on Columbus
voyage. He received a
pension and a land grant
from the Spanish
monarchs, Ferdinand
and Isabella. He died in
Cuba.
All we can
tell you is that
men who
don't smoke
live about
6 years longer
than men who
do smoke:
If you want someone
to help you stop smoking ,
cigarettes, contact your
American Cancer Society.
by Tues. Jan. 25th
What is Dancercise?
A sultry approach to figure control—a combination of Mid-Eastern dance (belly dancing), exercise to help
you coordinate your movements, diet and nutritional supplement for weight loss, and mind programming for
appetite control.
Rabbi Solomon D. Sas- -
soon, - international presi-
dent of Ozar Hatorah, will
RABBI SASSOON
speak at the reception.
For reservations, call
the Behars, 557-8551.
JNF Month, Sabbath Are Set
Jewish National Fund
Month will be observed in
Michigan through Feb.
18.
Tu b'Shevat, "the New
Year of Trees," will be ob-
served Feb. 3, and Feb. 5
has been designated JNF
Sabbath.
According to Mark E.
Schlussel, president of
the Greater Detroit JNF
Council, area rabbis have
been asked to stress in
their. sermons "the ac-
complishments of JNF
during its 75 years as the
Jewish people's instru-
ment of Geulat Ha'aretz,
the Land Redemption,
and later the sole agency
of Israel for land recla-
mation in all its aspects."
A number of organiza-
tions are planning the ob-
servance of_JNF Month by
arranging special prog-
rams and meetings. JNF
speakers and films are av-
ailable to any organization
that wishes to make use of
them.
To purchase trees, or to
request speakers and
films, call the JNF office,
968-0820.
'Discotheque Rabbi' to Speak
Israel's "Discotheque
Rabbi," Yitzchok D.
Grossman, who has estab-
lished Migdal Ohr, a
Jewish youth develop-
ment program in Israel,
will be the guest speaker
at a fund-raising recep-
tion, 8 p.m. Feb. 2 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Selesny, 22633 Sheving-
ton, Southfield.
Rabbi Grossman has
founded a yeshiva at
Migdal Ha'emek, serving
400 youth in Israel's
northern communities.
He has been especially
active with delinquent
youth.
For a reservation for
RABBI GROSSMAN
the reception, call the
Selesnys, 354-3494.
Significance of Kedusha
this sc...ce ccntributed by he Pubrsbe , .
R.S.V.P.
Wed. Jan. 26th
7 P.M.
cational program for
Jewish youth in MoroCco,
Syria, Iran and France
will be the topic of a
fund-raising reception, 8
p.m. Jan. 30 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Be-
har, 17030 New Jersey,
Southfield.
The Ozar Hatorah
movement was founded
after World War II to aid
the Jewish community
school systems of
Sephardic communities.
There are nearly 13,000
students in Ozar Hatorah
schools.
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
fart
study is based
,‘'hu
frurn a rcs•arch
t h‘• sinuker
al.ut
a pauk and a half of
vigar•t tt•s a da ∎ .
BY RABBI SAMUEL FOX
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
The Kedusha of the
main body of prayer is re-
cited only in the presence
of a duly constituted min,
yan.
"Kedusha" is a noun
which means "holiness."
The Kedusha is the name
given to the third benedic-
When a quorum is pre-
tion in the basic body of sent during the prayer and
Jewish prayer.
the prayer service becomes a
This prayer benediction -public service, something is
declares that the Almighty added to the human aggre-
is "Holy" and the worship- gate of souls. There is more
per, who is engaged in than the 10 people present.
prayer, repeats verses taken There are 10 people plus the
from the Bible in which the _imighty Himself. T
angels are described as thus have the right to ex4W
pronouncing the holiness of Him directly since he be-
the Creator. In this context comes a member of the
man rises to the level of the group.
angels in making the official
In care of an individual,
declaration that the Al-
To some
commentaries he only has the right to as-
mighty
is Holy.
his belief in the Holi-
To
ness
of the Almighty; but
this has the meaning of de-
Glaring the transcendence of not tp make the official
the Almighty. It brings to pronouncement.
the attention of the wor-
The Kedusha is recited
shipper that although the
only in a fixed standing
Almighty is far and beyond
posture. Basically the Ke-
human limits He is still in-
dusha is part of the main
body of prayer, i.e., the
volved with his human sub-
jects. He still cares and
"Shmoneh Esreh" (18 offi-
shows concern for human-
cial benedictions- of
ity.
prayer).
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