THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Windsor Rabbi to Address
Beth El Lecture Series
Rabbi Jonathan Plaut,
spiritual leader -of Temple
Beth El in Windsor, will
be the guest speaker in
Temple Beth El's
"Fourth Tuesday" series
8 p.m. Tuesday in the
temple. Rabbi Plaut will
review "Roots" by Alex
Haley. Refreshments will
follow.
Rabbi
Plaut • was
graduated from MacAles-
ter College and was or-
dained at the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish In-
stitute of Religion. A few
months ago, he received
an D.H.L. degree from
HUC-JIR.
Rabbi Plaut is a
member of the faculty of
the Assumption College
Fredrick
Jewelers
869 West Long Lake Road ...646-0973
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. RABBI PLAUT
School in Windsor. His
book on the history of the
Jews in Windsor will soon
be published.
Beth Shalom Sets
Lecture on Bellow
Cong. Beth Shalom will
conclude its "Evening
With Scholars" lecture
series with a talk by Prof.
Steven D. Lavine at 8:30
p.m. Thursday in the
synagogue.
Prof. Lavine, who
serves on the University
of Michigan faculty, will
speak on "Saul Bellow."
The public is invited at no
charge, and refreshments
will be served.
At Beth Achim
21100 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield
Saturday, March 5
8:30 P.M.
Dancing to the music of
Hal Gordon and his Orchestra
featuring vocalist Diane O'Brien
Full Course Sit-Down Dinner
Set-Ups Furnished
Chairman-Allen Sterns Ticket Chairman-William Freedman
Tickets $15.00 per per- son
Tables of 10 can be accommodated
For Reservations call 352-8670
Presented by Bath Achim Men's Club
camp
young
Judaea
.
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NY Rabbi to Speak
to School Backers
Gala
Purim Dinner Dance
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Educators Council Will Host
Jewish High School Students
Mail Warning
The Jewish News
local publicity deadline
for the issue of Feb. 25
is noon Monday. How-
ever, there will be no
mail delivery that day.
Materials that arrive
after the deadline will
be published the fol-
lowing week if still
timely.
Are Invited to
Learn About
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HADASSAH'S
SUMMER CAMP
For Ages 9-12
Sunday, Feb. 20 1:00-2:00 P.M.
611 Pine Valley Way
Bloomfield Hills, Mi. 48013
Tel. 647-4647
Slides, Refreshments, Fun
HASHACHAR
• DON'T MISS AN EXCITING MEETING
2:30-5:00 P.M.
at the New Jewish Community Center
Rm. 239 West Bloomfield
Special Guest JESSE ROSENBAUM
Director Hadassah Youth Activities
Rabbi Dovid Singer of
the First Congregation
Anshe Sfard of Boro
Park, N.Y., will be the
guest speaker at the
forthcoming meeting of
Chinuch Atzmai-Torah
Schools for Israel, to be
held 8 p.m. Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Flatt, 25500 Ka-
ren, Oak Park.
Chinuch Atzmai Torah
school network in Israel
has 40,000 students in 140
kindergartens, 200
elementary schools • and
24 junior high schools and
mesiftos, serving 125
communities. There are
also day care centers for
pre-school children. Free
lunches and dinners are
given needy students.
Torah Schools for Is-
rael has engaged special
teachers and counselors
for Russian immigrants
and educationally dep-
rived children. A teachers
institute in Jerusalem
and educational college in
Chazon Yecheskiel have
been established.
Nathan P. Rossen will be
honored "for his many
years of exemplary service
and self-sacrifice for
Torah education."
Rabbi .Leizer Levin is
chairthan, and Rabbi
Leib Bakst, honorary
chairman. Marvin Berlin
is the co-chairman. Rabbi
Eli Koslowitz, assistant
to the president of Torah
Schools for Israel, also
will attend.
The Jewish Educators
Council of Metropolitan
Detroit will hold its sec-
ond annual institute for
students in Jewish high
school programs 9:30 a.m.
Sunday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Under the chairman-
ship of Benjamin Ben-
Baruch, the institute this
year will have the theme
of "Betweeen Man and
Man: An In-Depth Look
at Jewish Ethics."
The first part of the day
will be spent discussing
inter-marriage and its im-
plications. Ben-Baruch
will lead a response ses-
sion to the film "Rachel."
In the second part of
the institute, the stu-
dents will participate in
workshop groups con-
ducted by Dr. Mintzi
The present upper
Galilee Arab village of
Akbara is identified with
the • ancient Jewish vil-
lage of Akhbarei, the
home of a number of a
sages_of the Talmud.
ALEX
C USTOM TAILORS
Alterations of all kinds
Temple Beth-El religi-
ous school announces
there still are openings in
its program designed for
children with behavioral
problems. The program,
`Rishonim,' is sponsored
by the Orchards Children
Services, under the direc-
tion of Gerald Levin,
and supported by the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women.
The program, which
began last October', is
open to children not cur-
rently attending religi-
ous school programs or
who have had difficulties
in other religious school
classrooms.
The curriculum is de-
signed to introduce the
children to their Jewish
heritage through discus-
sions, games and arts and
crafts. A short Sabbath
service also is conducted
each week by Rabbi Jef-
frey Lazar, educational di-
rector of the temple.
Space in the program is
limited. Parents in-
terested in enrolling their
child in the Rishonim
program may call Rabbi
Lazar at the religious
school office, 851-1100.
Michigan Youth
to Study in Israel
Schramm, University of
Michigan, Dearborn, who
will lead a discussion on
"Women and Women's
Rights"; Dr. Jay B. Stern,
United Hebrew Schools,
"Ethics in the Midrash";
and Dr. Gerald Teller,
Shaarey Zedek, "Jewish
Medical Ethics.'
Aaron Mood, a 10th
grade student in Yp-
silanti, will study at the
American-Israel Secon-
dary School at Kfar Blum
in Israel. There he will
participate in a part-time
work program, tour the
country and become a
temporary member of a
kibutz family.
The Shaarit Haplaytah
SURVIVORS
OF 1945
Presents
Blue & White
Traditional Purim Ball
Saturday Evening
FEBRUARY 26, 1977 — 8:30 P.M.
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SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48076
A GREAT TIME FOR EVERYONE!!!
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The Sensational Music of
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PRESENTS
' World of Jewish Entertainment
Sunday, February 20, 1977 7:30-9:30 P.M.
THE KOL GOLAN DUO — ISRAEL & EDNA ROSEN
plus SY KLEINMAN
Saturday, March 12, 1977 8:00-10:00 P.M.
BERNIE DEANE (One Man Performance)
in "The Rothschilds"
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Donation: • Individual Tickets $2.00 Sold At The Door
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Beth Achim's Wasserman Hall
21100 W. 12 Mile Road Southfield, Michigan
For Tickets Call The Synagogue Office at 352-8670 or Co-Chairmen
Allen "Manny" Sterns 353-3773
Stewart Silverman 547-2329