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September 12, 1980 - Image 79

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-09-12

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

WE WISH OUR FRIENDS
AND RELATIVES A
HAPPY. HEALTHY

NEW YEAR
ANTAL and HERMINE
GRUBER & FAMILY

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TO ALL OUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
JOEL and SUSAN REISNER

[ E WISH OUR FRIENDS
AND RELATIVES A
HAPPY HEALTHY

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NEW YEAR
MRS. BRENDA MOSS & FAMILY

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TO ALL OUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
MOLLY SILVER & FAMILY

No Idle Worship at Calif. Minyan Held in a Bank

By GILA BERKOWITZ

(Copyright 1980, JTA, Inc.

The couple oh their way to
the early Saturday matinee
saw some traffic at the
Fidelity Savings Bank in
Palo Alto, Calif. "Looks like
they've got expanded hours,
dear. Why don't we go in
and deposit that check."
But as they approached
the bank they were sur-
prised to see a most uncom-
mercial tableau. The potted
palm was tucked behind an
Ark of the Law, the
standards proclaiming this
week's _treasury bill rates
were draped with a flowered
mechitza, and loan officers'
chairs were placed side-by-
side with the chairs of loan
applicants. Some 70 persons
were gathered for the Stan-
ford Hillel Orthodox serv-
ice, popularly known as the
bank minyan.
Five years ago a group of

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

MR. and MRS. JERRY GOLDMAN, FHILLIP & ERIK

Simi Valley, Calif.

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Stanford students who had
been conducting a "float-
ing" service in various
homes. joined forces with
local Jews. They ap-
proached Fidelity with a re-
quest for the use of the
bank's community room on
Saturdays. The minyan
grew out of that room, tak-
ing up all of the available
floor space, and in fact, has
had to move the locale of its
post-service kidush to the
Glendale Federal Bank
next door. Friday night
services were also insti-
tuted this year.
Anyone who shows up
three weeks in a row is
pretty much acknowl-
edged as a member. Any-
one who attends at any
time has to move some
furniture around, and
such participation itself
encourages a sense of be-
longing.
Students, singles and
young couples predominate
in the minyan, giving it an
energetic aura. Stanford
professors and Israeli

graduate students also lend
flavor. A majority of the
congregants are newcomers
to traditional Judaism, ask-
ing the tough questions of
religion, demanding intel-
lectual and emotional satis-
faction after long odysseys
in many Jewish corn-
munities.
The woman's role in the
Orthodox synagogue has
presented a special chal-
lenge. The sexes are seated
separately during services
and women are not called up
to the Torah. Yet pains are
taken to arrange the seat-
ing so that the service is
equally visible and audible
to both men and women.
Women also take advantage
of free access to the pulpit
and often deliver the. ser-
mon.
The social highlight of
the service is the kidush,
where good-natured
banter is exchanged over
good food.
Questions requiring an
authoritative opinion are

Shekel: New-Old Currency
Now Being Used by Israelis

SARA & JOSEPH GROSSMAN

wish all their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

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posed to the local Chabad
rabbi, Orthodox rabbis in
San Jose and San Francisco,
or teachers at Kerem
Yeshiva in Santa Clara.

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TO ALL OUR

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

MR. and MRS. ALAN NATHAN

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MR. and MRS. HARRY A. NORBER

wish all their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

LOUIS and SHEILA ROSE
AMY, BLYTHE & JAIMEE

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

rmIto rutr5

HY and BEVERLY WEINMAN & FAMILY

wish all their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

ADELL and HERMAN OZROVITZ & FAMILY

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friends a year filled with

JERUSALEM — From
now on the Israeli monetary
unit will no longer be called
the lira or the pound like its
Italian and English sisters.
In 5741, the shekel, an an-
cient biblical term, will be-
come Israel's official cur-
rency.
An ancient monetary
unit, it is with shekels that
the patriarch Abraham
bought the cave of the
Machpelah at Hebron,
where he is buried, along
with Sarah, Isaac, Jacob,
Rebecca and Leah. Moses
used shekels to take a cen-
sus of the Israelites in the
desert.

health, happiness, joy

The Jews of the Diaspora
had the pious custom of

wish all their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

MR. and MRS. LEONARD WOLSON & FAMILY

OR. and MRS.
JOHN COHEN & CHILDREN

wish all their family and

and peace

sending their contribution
of half-a-shekel to the Tem-
ple. During the war be-
tvveen the Romans and the
Jews (66-70 CE), money was
minted as a sign of political
independence, and once
again it was the shekel.
Ratified by a decree of
the Knesset in 1979, the
shekel has been legal
tender since Feb. 24, 1980,
with a transition period
of three months to allow
the replacement of all
coins and notes.
A shekel is equal to ten
lirot. Every shekel will be
divided into 100 agurot.
Notes of 1, 5, 10 and 50
shekels will be in circula-
tion, and coins of 1, 5, 10 and
50 agurot.

to all our family and -dear friends

MRS. ALBERT BRANT
& FAMILY

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CLARA and BERT DAN & FAMILY

would like to wish all our family
and friends a healthy and happy
New Year

Round Hallot Symbolize Eternity

By RABBI SAMUEL FOX

A very Happy, Healthy
and Prosperous New Year

NEW YEAR
MR. and MRS.
SAM GENDLEMAN & FAMILY

MR. and MRS.
DAVE KAHAN & FAMILY

HARVEY & DIANA STALBURG, CAREN & BARBI

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous
New Year

BARBARA and CHARLES TOBIAS

TO ALL OUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
MR. and MRS.
GERALD EFRUSY & FAMILY

WE WISH OUR FRIENDS
AND RELATIVES A
HAPPY. HEALTHY

F AMILY AND FRIENDS

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Friday, September 12, 1980 19

line which might indicate
the end of life during the
coming year.
Others contend that the
circular shape would signify
the omnipresence of the
Almighty who would there-
fore always be with us and
never leave us.

(Copyright 1980, JTA, Inc.)

The hallot on Rosh
Hashana are made in a
round form unlike the hal-
lot of the rest of the year
which are elongated.
Some consider this dif-
ference in shape to be a
symbol of continuity and
eternity like the line of the
continuous circle.
The implication would be
that this is a wish and a
symbol for continuity into
the coming year which
would indicate a continued
life instead of the end of a

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Anarchy is the choking,
sweltering, deadly, and kil-
ling rule of no rule; the con-
secration of cupidity and
braying of folly and dim
stupidity and • baseness, in
most of the affairs of men.
— Carlyle

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Jennie and Sol King

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