THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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laws is to promote com-
passion. lovingkindness and
peace.

Deeds of kindness are
equal in weight to all the
commandments.
—Talmud

`United Israel' Parlor Even
Nets $128,000 in Bond Sales

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New York Synagogue is Site
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NEW YORK (JTA)—Ari
Chaney traveled several
thousand miles from Peters-
burg, Alaska, to New York
to celebrate his Bar Mitzva
not only because there is no
synagogue in Petersburg
but also there are no Jews
there except he and his
mother, according to Rabbi
Mark Goodman of Manhat-
tan's _Central Synagogue.'°
Ari became Bar Mitzva
at Central Synagogue on
Sept. 3. He had been study-
ing this past year with
Rabbi Goodman and Cantor
Richard Botton, via tapes
and letters sent to .Peters-
burg. With the help of his
New York-bornmother,
Mrs. Barbara Chaney. he
mastered the Hebrew texts
and prayers required for
the ceremony, Rabbi Good-
man said.
Petersburg, a fishing vil-
lage of 2,000 residents, most-
ly Norwegian fishermen's
families, is on a small is-
land near the Alaskan
coast. Mrs. Chaney, believ-
ed to be a divorcee, is a
teacher in the town school
system.

ZOA Will Honor
Ezekiel Leikin

Takes Pleasure In
Wishing Everyone

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Shown at the "United Israel" reception in advance of a
Nov. 5 dinner-dance for Israel Bonds are, from left, guest
speaker Israel Amitai, Mrs. Eugene Eisenberg of the
United Jewish Social Club, Mrs. Louis Papo of the Sephar-
dic Community of Detroit, and Steven Goldin of the Zion-
ist Revisionists.
in the Israel Bond cam-
The leadership of five
paign. Individually, they
Jewish communal organiza-
tions rallied to Israel's ur- are the Radomer Mutual So-
ciety, the Sephardic Com-
gent call for loan funds to
munity of Detroit, the
strengthen her economic de-
velopment program by sub- United Jewish Social Club,
scribing to over $128,000 in the Workmen's Circle
State of Israel Bonds at a Branch 227, and the Zionist -
reception held at the Or- Revisionists.
In their 11th year of sup-
chard Lake home of Mr.
and Mrs. Markus Rohtbart port for Israel's economy,
United Israel will hold a din-
recently.
The organizations, under ner-dance on behalf of Is-
rael Bonds on Nov. 5 at
the umbrella title of United
Israel, participate annually Cong. Beth Achim.

PHILADELPHIA -- Eze-
kiel Leikin, former execu-
tive director of the Mich-
igan region of the Zionist
Organization of America be-
fore becoming director of
the Philadelphia region and
the Mid-Atlantic district,
will be honored at a Sept.
25 dinner-dance in Phila-
delphia.
Leikin is being cited for
"his dedicated and distin-
guished service on behalf of
the ZOA and the state of Is-
rael spanning more than
three decades."

•When the boy decided he
wanted to be Bar Mitzva,
he and his mother visited
Central Synagogue more
than a year ago to make ar-
rangements. In addition to
the Hebrew preparation,
the boy was assigned Eng-
lish readings in Judaism to
prepare for his Bar Mitzva.
Rabbi Goodman said he
understood that as a young
girl, Mrs. Chaney received
a good Jewish education.
He said he did not know
why Mrs. Chaney and her
son chose the 131-year-old
Reform synagogue.

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