24 Friday, August 19, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
For Inspirational Services in the
Highest Tradition for the
Madison to Lead Reform Group
HIGH HOLY DAYS
CONDUCTED BY
RABBI SAMUEL PRERO
and CANTOR DAVID GREENBAUM
YOUNG ISRAEL OF SOUTHFIELD
at
Stevenson Elemerlitary School
111/2 Mile & Lahser
For Information & Tickets please call
355-1090 or 356-3622
Michigan State Hillel
JEWISH STUDENT CENTER
WANTED *
*Dorm Workers
*Grad Student Organizer
MARSHALL MADISON
Marshall B. Madison, a
past president of Temple Is-
rael, has been elected to
serve a third one-year term
as president of the Metropol-
itan Detroit Federation of
Reform Synagogues.
The organization corn-
*Editor of Kol Ha'am
*Program Assistants
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
*Soviet Jewry
*Social
*Israel Action Group
*Athletic
"Many Jobs Salaried
contact: Rabbi Daniel Allen
319 Hillcrest, E. Lansing 48823
517 -332-1916
prises all of the area's Re-
form temples, including
Temple Beth El, Temple
Beth Jacob of Pontiac.
Temple Emanu-El, Temple
Kol Ami, Temple Israel,
Temple Beth Emeth of Ann
Arbor and Temple Beth El
of Flint.
The federation conducts
the College of Jewish Stud-
ies, the adult education pro-
gram of the combined con-
gregations; cooperates in
an annual dinner on behalf
of State of Israel' Bonds;
maintains a social action
program; and supports ac-
tivities of the Michigan
Cohodas to Present Hoffmans
Bonds Award at Beth Achim
Samuel Cohodas of Ish-
peming, honorary chairman
of the Michigan Committee
Business Briefs
Greg Shoes in the Or-
chard Mall, in celebration
of its 21st anniversary, will
hold a "back to school" col-
oring contest, open to chil-
dren age 12 and under.
First prize will be a motor
bike; second prize, a skate
board and third prize, an
AM-FM portable radio.
* * *
Tel-Twelve Mall will hold
a Latin American festival
today through Sunday.
There will be magic shows
at 1, 4 and 7 p.m., and 1, 2
and 3 p.m. Sunday. A ma-
riachi band will perform 4-6
p.m. Saturday and 3-5 p.m.
Sunday. There will also be
a pinata for children to
break at 2 p.m. daily and
1:30 p.m. Sunday. Foods
and hand-crafted items will
also,be featured. Admission
is free.
Kissinger Addresses Jewelers
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DOING
FRIDAY NIGHT?
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FRIDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 26th, 8:00 P.M.
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COME AND BRING YOUR
CHILDREN
Temple Emanu-El
14450W. Ten Mile Rd.
Oak Park, Michigan
Tel: 967-4020
1111
Dr. Milton Rosenbaum, Rabbi
Lane Steinger, Assoc. Rabbi.
Norman Rose, Cantor-Educator
Dr. Stuart Falk, President
A
New jewelry creations for the fall and winter season
were shown at the recent retail jewelers convention in
New York. Shown at a luncheon sponsored by the Piaget`
Watch Corp. are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schubot of Jules R.
Schubot Jewellers with the Guest speaker Henry Kissi-
nger.
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9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Only
(one coupon per car) expires Aug. 26, 1977
MN
State
Temple
Youth
(MSTY).
Serving with Madison for
the coming year are Mrs.
Robert (Beverly) Canvas-
ser, James I. Fuller, and
Morton Wolin, vice-presi-
dents; Dr. Kenneth Dick-
stein, treasurer; and Wal-
ter Stark and Leonard H.
Trunsky, secretaries.
As president, Madison
serves as a member of the
executive board of the
Northeast Lakes Council of
the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations and
also on the board of
trustees of the UAHC.
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CHARLES SHAPIRO
POST and AUXILLARY
will hold a road rally, meet-
ing at 8 p.m. Aug. 27 in the
Oak Park library parking
lot. There will be prizes
and a late dinner. For infor-
mation, call Shirley Schlus-
sel. 541-1251.-545-6027 or Ber-
nie Feldman, 357-2597.
Czechs to Raze
Jewish Cemeteries
LONDON—A total of 13
Jewish cemeteries in Czech-
oslovakia are scheduled for
liquidation, according to the
International Council of
Jews from Czechoslovakia.
In some cases, the ceme-
teries will become public
parks, while others will
give way to urban expan-
sion, according to official
announcements.
Relatives in the West
have arranged for the exhu-
mation and transfer of re-
mains, and Czech author-
ities have reportedly prom-
ised to erect memorials on
the cemetery sites.
SAM COHODAS
for State of Israel Bonds,
will present Israel's
"United Jerusalem" Award
to Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell
Hoffman of Southfield at
Cong. Beth Achim's Israel
Bond tribute dinner, dinner
chairman Sid Silverman an-
nounced.
The event will be held at
the synagogue 7:30 p.m.,
Thursday and will be pre-
ceded by a cocktail hour.
Cohodas, a long-time lead-
er in the Israel Bond pro-
gram, will make the presen-
tation to the Hoffmans "in
recognition of their out-
standing leadership in the
community. and in the con-
gregation in providing re-
sources through Israel
Bonds to help expand and
develop Israel's economy."
Dr. Hoffman, a personal
friend of Cohodas, is a
member of the State of Is-
rael Bond's Ambassador's
Society of Trustees.
Hy Kalus, artistic direc-
tor of • the Jerusalem
Theatre, and two-time win-
ner of the David's Harp
Award (Israel's "Oscar",)
will be guest speaker.
For dinner information,
call Israel Bonds, 968-0200.
Beth El to Start
Learning Program
Under the leadership of
Rabbi Jeffrey B. Lazar,
educational director,
Temple Beth El will' offer a
religious education pro-
gram for children with
learning disabilities from
the ages of six to 14. The
classes will meet Saturday
morning; temple member-
ship is not required.
For information, call the
Beth El religious school of-
fice, 851-1100.
JNF Stamps Sold
for High Holidays
With the approach of the
High Holidays the Jewish
National Fund has again
supplied the synagogues in
Michigan with special
stamps, to be given to all
ticket purchasers for the
Rosh Hashana and Yom
Kippur services.
The stamps are designed
to be attached to each tick-
et sold for the High Holy
Day Services, giving an op-
portunity for each worshi-
per to participate in the re-
demption and reclamation
of the land of Israel, by des-
ignating a voluntary contri-
bution to the cause of Geu-
lat Ha Aretz, the JNF pro-
gram of land reclamation
and development.
In appealing to the syna
gogue leaders for their coop-
eration in promoting the
stamps among their mem-
bership, Phillip Stollman,
chairman of the JNF reli-
gious groups committee,
stated:
"The stamps symbolize
the fulfillment of the pray-
ers of 80 Jewish gener-
ations. They bring the mes-
sage of the new era in Jew-
ish history into the homes
of members and worshipers
of all congregations. On the
threshold of the New Year
of 5738, it is our even great-
er responsibility to strength-
en the foundation and econo-
my and ensure the security
of the state of Israel."
Those synagogue and
temple committees who
have not yet received their
supply of JNF stamps or re-
quire additional amounts,
should phone the JNF of-
fice, 968-0820.
Cong. T'chiya
Holding Services
Cong. T'chiyah, formed
recently in downtown De-
troit, has begun holding
services every Saturday
morning in the synagogue
at St. Antoine and Monroe.
High Holy Day services
will be held, conducted by
Rabbi Avram Arian of New
York. T'chiya members
will • use the- mahzor for
Rosh Hashana and Yom
Kippur edited by Rabbi
Jules Harlow. Each mem-
ber will be required to
bring his own mahzor. To
reserve a copy, call Judy
Harris, 963-7083. Services
will be limited to members
only, and for membership
information, call Mrs.
Harris.
Cong. Etz Chaim
Seeks Members
Etz Chaim; a small, less
formal congregation, an-
nounces it is seeking per-
sons interested in joining. It-
zhak Tatelbaum, cantor and
teacher, is leader of the
group.
The congregation w
hold High Holy Day ser.
ices in the Jewish War Vet-
erans Memorial Home.
For information,
call
Jerry Zeidman, 399-2164 or
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Mill-
er, 557-0814.
Alleged Swastika Painter Jailed
42-year-old offered to help clean up the
BONN—A
man was arrested in Hano- cemetery, and a parlimen-
ver on suspicion of having tary group and children
daubed swastikas and Nazi have sent money to help in
slogans in the Jewish ceme- the restoration.
tery and the old part of the
Two Jewish cemeteries in
city.
Hamburg were also dese-
High school students have crated.