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24 Friday, February 29, 1%0

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The Pace of Progress:
Society is a mule, not a car
. . . If pressed too hard, it
will kick and throw off its
rider.

ANKERS the
MAGICIAN

PARTIES
Adult & Children

968-0038

Brandeis University Prof.
to Speak at Beth Achim

RISHON LEZION, Israel

Dr. Gershon Winer, ad-
junct professor of Judaic
studies at Brandeis Univer-
sity and director of its Hiatt
Institute in Jerusalem, will
speak 10:30 a.m. Saturday
at Cong. Beth Achim.
Dr. Winer, adviser to the
municipality of Dimona, Is-

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Thurs. 10-8

DR. GERSHON WINER

rael, will speak on "Risks of
Peace."
At 7:15 p.m. Saturday,
the Megillat Esther will be
read, followed by a social
hour. Dr. Winer will speak
at 9 p.m. in the Youth
lounge on "Jewish Humor
and Jewish Values.

War Criminals
Draw Jail Terms

BONN (JTA) — A
Dutch born war criminal

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who served with the SS and
his German accomplice,
were sentenced to prison
terms by a district court in
Hagen, West Germany
Monday.
Siert Bruins, 59, drew
seven years in jail and
August Neuhaueser, 68, a
German national, was sen-
tenced to eight years. Both
were found guilty of com-
plicity in the murders of
Dutch Jews during World
War II.

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David Elazar, a former
Detroiter who now lives
here with his family and is
associated with the Kfir
aeronautical plant, has
made an appeal for an
American Jewish commu-
nity to "adopt" the Rishon
Conservative synagogue
and thus enable it to exist
and prosper.
In his appeal, Elazar
pointed to the discrimina-
tion against non-Orthodox
congregations and the diffi-
culties they confront. He de-
scribed the plight of the
Rishon Conservative
synagogue, stating: ,
"There are Orthodox
groups which hold Shabat
services in various public
buildings. When the Con-
servative congregation also
requested space, they were
told they could have the
space as long as they would
not use it for prayer. When
they had a study evening,
the Labor Party of Rishon
gave them a room with the
condition that they would
not advertise the evening
publicly.
"The congregation des-
perately needs assistance
both financially and mor-
ally. It presently rents a
kindergarten for IL 3,000

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Former Detroiter Appeals
for Aid to Israeli Synagogue

Syrian Tanks
Draw Warning

JERUSALEM — Deputy
Premier Yigael Yadin
joined Premier Menahem
Begin last week in warning
Syria not to take any offen-
sive measures in the north.
Speaking before the 21st In-
ternational Conference of
the World Union for Pro-
gressive Judaism here,
Yadin said thousands of Sy-
rian tanks were stationed
on the northeastern front.
In Tel Aviv, Israeli in-
telligence services have dis-
tributed two aerial recon-
naissance photographs
showing the Soviet-made
T-34 tanks in the hands of
Palestinian terrorists.
The photos bear out Is-
raeli reports and cor-
roborating information by
the Christian Phalangist
radio in Lebanon, that the
Palestine Liberation
Organization was receiving
heavy equipment from Rus-
sia.

Book Examines

Utopian Societies

"The Boundaries of
Utopia," an essay by Carol
Weisbrod, has been pub-
lished by Pantheon Books.
In the essay, Ms. Weis-
brod examines the utopian
communities of the 19th
Century which were radi-
cally deviant from most of
American society at that
time. She compares the
Utopians to the Mormons in
her look at the legal aspects
of communitarian experi-
ments of that era.
Ms. Weisbrod was
graduated from Columbia
Law School and is currently
a professor in the law school
at the University of Connec-
ticut.

Lights! Action!

MACK PITT
Orchestra

(about $80) per month for
Shabat services. What they
are looking for is for a Con-
servative congregation in
the United States to 'adopt'
them and for people to write
letters to party officials."

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2nd ANNUAL
CONG. BNAI DAVID

PURIM

FAMILY DINNER

By Bnai David Men's Club & Sisterhood

SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 6 p.m.
COMPLETE CHICKEN DINNER
AND TRADITIONAL DESSERT
ENTERTAINMENT VARIETY SHOW
DOOR PRIZES
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50

Children

Adults

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BARBARA TRAISON
SYNAGOGUE OFFICE

For Reservations

355-4051
557-8257

557-8210

HAPPY PURIM

Purim is the time to . . .

SEND MISHLOACH MONOS

a gift of at least two kinds of edibles (cakes, fruits, beverages.
etc.) to at least one friend on Sunday (March 2nd). before
sunset.
THE "PURIM KITS" you may have received (from Michigan
Chabad-Lubavitch) containing a bag of peanuts, candies and
other edibles are not intended primarily for your own consump-
tion — but for you to give to a friend on PURIM, Sunday, March
2 in fulfillment of your obligation to observe the Mitzva of
Mishloach Monos. Similarly, the two pennies are to be given to
two needy people (or dropped into charity-boxes). In greater
fulfillment of this Mitzva, you may wish to add extra money of
your own.
If you have eaten the food items — zol zein tsu gezunt (enjoy.
enjoy— in good health), but give instead two kosher edibles of
your own to a friend.

GIVE MATONOS L'EVYONIM

at least one penny to each of two poor people on Sunday
(March 2). If you cannot find a poor person, put it in a Pushka
(charity box), before sunset.
The above minimum requirements for the observance of these
2 Purim Mitzvos. However, the more charity one gives to the
poor, and the more Mishloa'ch Monos to friends — the better.

LISTEN to the MEGILLAH

(Book of Esther) — twice: once on Saturday night (March n
and again on Sunday morning (March 2).

SAY AL HANNISSIM

(special Purim Prayer) — both in Shmoneh Esray and Birches
Hamozon (Grace after Meals).

EAT the festive PURIM MEAL

should be eaten on Sunday afternoon.

While Mishloach Monos and Matonos L'evyonim, as all Mitzvos, are
an obligation for people who are Bar or Bas Mitzva, young children
should also observe these wonderful Mitzvos, from the point of view
of education and training.

• Since this year Purim begins Saturday night, one should be extra careful not to
begin Purim preparations, drive to shut or carry a Megilla to services unless it is
after 7M p.m., the time Shabbos ends in the Detroit metro area

CHABAD LUBAVITCH IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE
THAT THE MEGILLA WILL BE READ
IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

1. Gag. Kelm Israel Assad Wad trbelldior Cuhr — bit B. Gottlieb

14000 W. Nine Mile Road, Oak Park, 548 - 2666

2.AM U1101 MAW NOOSE

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bilis Area rr lori Golisfoil

715 Hit St, Ann Arbor 549 - 2161 (Detroit Number)

3. MEAD NOOSE OF WESTERN MCMG4I1

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1910 Michigan Ave. N.E., Grand Rapids 1 - 6167458 - 6575

4.BATS 13IABAO OF NEST ILOONFIED AM MIS CRAW OF FARMINGTON HILLS —
Robbi Bimelodi Siliorborg al RAM Mks flak Borgstris

28555 Micidlebell Road, Farmington Hills, 626 - 1807, 626 - 6240

5. IMPOI MIRO — Nc110111:11 TOMS —11E =DOTY BOON —
Rabbi N. Siam

24300 Civic Center Dr.. Southfield, 548 - 2666

E MOM STATE INIVERSITY

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bill Yitzdisk N. boom

East Holden Hat, E. Lansing. 548-2866 (Detroit)

1. MAUR NOOSE OF MEAL OAR - TROY

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1905 W. Fourteen Mile. Royal Oak, 549 - 1677

IL MBAR HOUSE OF MIMS011

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Rabbi Issei Hoot

University of Widnsor. Cody Hall (Sat. Night) and University of Windsor .
University Centre (Sunday morn.) 519-258-1225

LUBAYITCH MITZVA HEADQUARTERS

548-2666