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August 24, 1979 - Image 26

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1979-08-24

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26 Friday, August 24, 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

NYANA Director

LOWEST PRICES

NEW YORK — Julia E.
Desgun, associate executive
director of the New York
Association for New Ameri-
cans, has been named the
organization's executive di-
rector.

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342-7801

CONGREGATION SHAARIT HAPLAYTAH

METROPOLITAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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CONGREGATION SHAARIT HAPLAYTAH
IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE

HIGH HOLIDAY
SERVICES

WITH The Esteemed and Highly Acclaimed

Cantor Irvin Ernst

Cantor Seymour Greenstein

Rosh Hashonah: Sept. 21, 22, 23, 1919
Yom Kippur: Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 1919

1979

To be held at the
Thompson School

5740

16500 Lincoln Drive • Southfield, Mich.
Donation $20.00 per person

The High Holidays will soon be here, so make your reservations
today by calling any of the following:

Jack Waksberg

23471 KENOSHA Chairman

Sol Kleinman

Sonia Popowski

Ticket Co-Chairman

557-3994
356-3383
398-6861
Helen Balberman Simon Schwarzberg Leon Gutman
968-4878
557-1141
968-3791
Leo Halpern
Mrs. Ben Fisk
Abe Weberman

Ticket Chairman

353-9237
541-7450
All proceeds from High Holiday will go toward the Memorial Center

626-5224



533-1993

Spend your Holidays with your friends and dear ones, Remember too, that if you
attended last years Services how warm and "hamish" they were.

Israeli Chief Rabbis Differ
Hadassah Palley Occasion
Over Shmita Year Document to Donate Works by Lipchitz

JERUSALEM — Israeli
Chief Rabbis Shlomo Goren
(Ashkenazi) and Ovadia
Yosef (Sephardi) are at it
again — this time at odds
over the document for Jews
to sign in observance of
shmita (sabbatical) year.
Rabbi Yosef charged
Rabbi Goren with sending a
"halachically questionable"
form to all agricultural set-
tlements that would em-
power Rabbi Goren to sell
the fields to a non-Jew dur-
ing the sabbatical year be-
ginning on Rosh Hashana,
the Jerusalem Post re-
ported.
According to Jewish law,
land in Eretz Yisrael must
lie fallow every seven years.
Rabbis in the last century
argued over whether the
Torah's instructions must
be observed to the letter, or
whether a loophole — the
symbolic selling of the land
to a non-Jew during the
year — may allow farmers
to work the soil.

Civilization and the Jews'
Television Special Funded

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Four thousand years of
Jewish life and its interac-
tion with world civilization
will be explored in a new
television series being pro-
duced by WNET-TV in New
York for National Educa-
tional Television.

UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS

60 Years of Communal Jewish Education
We're Still Reaching Out

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR
THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Fall Semester Begins September 5, 1979
U.H.S. OFFERS:

NURSERY SCHOOL
for 3-5 yr. olds
located at Temple Emanu-El
full and half day - 967-4010

FOUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Phone
Located at -
Congregation B'nai Moshe - 548-4141
353-2518
Congpgation Beth Achim -
557-2198
Congregation B'nai David -
Congregation Adat Shalom - 626-2153

HEBREW HIGH SCHOOL
352-7117
(full-part time programs available)
Affiliated High School
Congregation Shaarey Ardek - 351-5544

MIDRASHS COLLEGE OF
JEWISH STUDIES.

in 'VW, Jatta Chief
Rabbi Abraham Isaac
Kook (who was later to
become the country's
chief rabbi) was a propo-
nent of the lenient ruling
allowing the loophole.
His version of a contract
has been used since then.
Rabbi Yosef received
copies of the form sent by
Rabbi Goren and found that
it "has new elements that
differ from Rabbi Kook's
original version."
The Sephardi chief rabbi
asserted that, through the
years, the lands were sold
directly to a non-Jew and
not to the chief rabbi as an
intermediary.
The Sephardi chief rabbi
sent his own letters to all
farming settlements assert-
ing that he questioned
Rabbi Goren's version. He
enclosed Rabbi Kook's ver-
sion of the document and
asked farmers to sign it and
return it at the earliest
possible time.

• Certified Teachers

• Developmental Curriculum

• Complete Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Instruction

• Camping Experiences

• Accelerated Classes
(in some branches -
4 days a week)

• Open Classrooms
(in some branches)

• Special Education
(L.D., Retarded, Hard
of Hearing)

I. Complete Academic Library

• Scholarships

• City Wide Transportation

352 - 7117

UHS SUPERINTENDENT
Dr. Gerald A. Teller
354-1050

Member Agency of the Jewish Welfare Federation

Former Israeli Foreign
Minister Abba Eban will
appear as on-air host and
commentator in the 13-part
series, tentatively titled
"Civilization and the Jews."
He will also serve as chief
consultant to the series.
The documentary will
soon begin production on
four continents, made
possible with a $1 million
grant over three years from
the Charles H. Revson
Foundation. Marc Siegel,
an award-winning writer-
director-producer, will
serve as executive producer
for the -series which is
scheduled to be broadcast in
the spring of 1982.
The estimated cost of the
series is $3.5 to $4 million.

CHICAGO (JTA) —
Three color lithographs by
sculptor Jacques Lipchitz,
who has been called one of
the master sculptors of the
20th Century, were pre-
sented to the Art Institute of
Chicago by Bernice Tan-
nenbaum, national
president of Hadassah, and
Lola Kramarsky, noted col-
lector and chairman of the
Hadassah arts committee.
The presentation marked
Hadassah's 65th annual na-
tional convention which
was held this week at the
Palmer House. Some 3,000
delegates and guests
attended.
The lithographs will be
shown until Sept. 6 in con-
junction with other prints
by Lipchitz from the
museum's collection as well
as drawings and prints by
other contemporary artists,
including Henry Moore and
Amadeo Modigliani, who
were his friends.
The lithographs were
made in 1971. While Lip-
chitz worked on his last
monumental sculpture,
"Tree of Life," for Hadas-
sah, he prepared a
portfolio of three lithog-
raphs based on his
studies. The lithographs
were signed and num-
bered by the artist in an
edition of 250.
Lipchitz, who was 80
years old at the time, died
two years later in Capri. He
had revealed to Karl Katz of
the Metropolitan Museum
of Art that he had nurtured
the "Tree of Life" for 30
years and saw this work as
the summation of his labor,
of his philosophy and of "the
dynamics of our religion."
Each lithograph repre-

sents a different view of the
sculpture. One is predomin-
antly mustard, one is earth
brown and royal blue, and
one is predominantly scar-
let with black. On Sept. 21,
1978, the bronze monument
was dedicated in Jerusalem
at the Hadassah University
Hospital, Mount Scopus, on
the site selected by Lipchitz
— overlooking the Hills of
Moab and the Dead Sea.

Among those scheduled t
address the conventioi.
were Israeli Deputy Pre-
mier Yigael Yadin, Mrs.
Tannenbaum, Sen. Birch
Bayh (D-Ind.) and Simon
Wiesenthal, head of the
Jewish Documentation
Center in Vienna, who re-
ceived the Henrietta Szold
Award and Citation.

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Nicaragua Ties
With Israel Set

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Yosef Ciechanover, director
general of Israel's Foreign
Ministry, disclosed last
week that the Israeli gov-
ernment and the new gov-
ernment of Nicaragua have
already accredited diploma-
tic representatives to each
other's country. He declined
to name the new Israeli
delegate to Nicaragua.
Speaking with Israeli
correspondents at the con-
clusion of a 10-day visit to
Brazil, Venezuela and
Mexico, during which he
said he found "deep friend-
ship" toward Israel,
Ciechanover said that Is-
rael's relations with
Nicaragua — which became
somewhat unclear after the
downfall of the Somoza re-
gime — was a topic of con-
versation between him and
officials of the three coun-
tries he visited.
"Officials in the three
countries welcomed the re-
cent exchange of letters be-
tween Israel and the
Nicaraguan government"
on diplomatic relations,
Ciechanover said.

FORESTS

that bear your name

Long after you have gone, forests in Israel
renewing themselves in the cycle of sea-
sons, will keep your memory ever green.
When making your Will, provide that a
forest in Israel be planted in your name or
in that of someone dear to you, handing
down your last wish from generation to
generation.

A bequest to the J.N.F. is a bequest to the
entire Jewish people, linking the name
of the Testator with Israel in perpetuity.

For information and advice
in strict confidence apply to

JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

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557-6644

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