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28 Friday, March .20, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Eruv Issue Is Still Alive

1981 Bargman Scholar In Residence

DR. EMIL L. FACKENHE1M

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy
at the University of Toronto. One of the
foremost Theologians of our time . .
Authored over a dozen books.

"Jewish Existence
in An . Epoch Making Age"

Dr. RICHARD C. HERTZ, Presiding

The eruv issue is being
kept alive. Under the signa-
tures of Rabbis James I.
Gordon, Samuel Prero and
Feivel Wagner, the follow-
ing letter was sent to the
Orthodox community ex-
plaining the plan of action:
The Young Israel Rab-
binate extends a hearty
thanks to its membership
for the interest and support
demonstrated at the his-
toric meeting held at the
Young Israel of Greenfield
on March 4. There was no
concession on the issue of
the eruv; and, we stand,
united; in our commitment
to work together with the
Vaad Harabonim for the
successful accomplishment
of our goal in accordance
with all Halakhic require-
ments.

DeRoy Sanctuary

"JEWISH EXISTENCE
AFTER THE HOLOCAUST"

SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 10:30

Maas Chapel

"THE ZIONIST
IMPERATIVE TODAY"

SATURDAY EVE, MARCH 28th, 7:00

Havdalah Service
Pot Luck Dinner • Handleman Hall

"THE SABBATH AS
MESSIANIC ANTICIPATION:
A MIDRASH
ON MIDRASH"

See Reservation Form in Bulletin

SUNDAY MORNING,- MARCH 29th, 9:30

Full Brotherhood Breakfast at
25° in Handleman Hall

"WHAT JERUSALEM
MEANS TO JEWS"

• Guests welcome . . .
• No charge for lectures

• All programs at . .

Purim festivities will con-
tinue throughout the
weekend at the following:

vice will be held at 7:30 p.m.
today. The service will be
followed by a costume party,
Purim skits, songs and food
and the Megilla reading. A
Purim carnival will high-
light the evening.
The Temple singers will
entertain, under the direc-
tion of Ann Kutnick. The
temple youth 'performers,
directed by Carol Fletcher,
also will entertain. Games
will be led by Shelly and
Gary Moss.

BNAI BRITH WOMEN:

The women's organization
in conjunction with the
Russian Acculturation Pro-
gram, will have a by-
invitation-only Purim party
for recent Soviet Jewish
immigrants 1 p.m. March
29 at the Jimmy Prentis
Morris Branch of the Jewish
Community Center.
Persons who wish to vol-
unteer should call Jeannie
Weiner, 661-2030.

14 MILE ROAD at TELEGRAPH

•

dinner Sunday. There is a
charge. For reservations,
call the synagogue, 398-
1177.

$5

NAIL WRAP

$25

NAIL TIPS

The Purim Committee of Greater De-
troit wishes to announce the formation of
the "Gebrukts" Committee.

Ask yourself the following questions:

WHY is it that in cities such as Forest Hills
and Baltimore people are permitted to eat
"GebruktS" on Pesach?

WHY is it that many' great Rabbis in
Europe ate "Gebrukts"?

WHY can't our Yom Tov be more enjoy-
able by eating "Gebrukts"?

LET YOURSELF BE HEARD!
SIGN A PETITION NOW!!!!

For further information,
call your Purim Representative.

TEMPLE KOL AMI:

Purim will be celebrated at
a potluck supper 6:30 p.m.
today, followed by a Purim
family service at 7:45 p.m.
Religious school children
in kindergarten through
grade two will present a
program, under the direc-
tion of Vivian Stollman.
The Megilla reading and
Purim songs will follow.
Judy Goren and Barrie
Werba are in charge of the
supper.
A Purim carnival will be
held Sunday following He-
brew school. Eric Selinger,
vice president of religious
affairs, is in charge of the
carnival, operated under
the auspices of the Temple
Kol Ami Youth. There will
be refreshments, booths,
games and prizes for the
best costumes.

The Women's Committee of

BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY DETROIT CHAPTER

invites members and friends to a
Benefit Concert Honoring the

25th Anniversary of the world renowned
BEAUX ARTS TRIO
Sun., April 12, 8 P.M.

Orchestra Hall, 3711 Woodward (at Parsons)
Free Lighted and Attended Parking

Sponsored by the Brandeis Natl. Women's Comm.
and the Chamber Music Society of Detroit.
Proceeds to enrich Brandeis Universities Libraries

YOWNG ISRAEL OF
OAK-WOODS: The con-

Benefactor $50 - Box Seats
Patron $25 - Loge Seats
Sponsor $12.50 - Brandeis Section

gregation will hold its an-
nual Purim auction and

Tax Deductible

Brandeis Board

TEMPLE BETH EL

"We are encouraged by
Rav Levin's assurance to
JERUSALEM (JNI) —
have the matter reconsid- The predominately Arab Is-
ered. It behooves us, now, to rael Communist Party
spend the next few months tRakah) has lashed out
engaged in the following:
against Moslem religious
• "An educational pro- extremists, charging them
gram that will familiarize with burning a party head-
everyone with the proper quarters in the village of
use of an eruv;
Umm Al-Fahm, torching a
• "Reconsideration of car owned by the party and
boundaries so as not to harassing families and in-
create a split congregation; dividuals openly affiliated
• "Ways and means for with Rakah, presumably il l
raising the many thousands retribution for their a
of dollars needed for con- vancement of an "atheist
struction and maintenance. movement. Rakah also
"Our aim is Kidush warned that radical Islamic
Hashem in both behavior cells
stockpiling
are
and deed, Kavor Hatorah weapons for use against Is-
through the rabbinic lead- rael and perhaps against
ership of a unified Vaad Rakah.
Harabonim is a direction
through which our own
$10
work will be blessed." -
PEDICURE

Purirn Festivities Continue

BIRMINGHAM TEM-
PLE: A Purim family ser-

FRIDAY, MARCH 27th, 8:30

Rakah Blames
Moslem Zealots

WALTHAM, Mass. —
David F. Squire, former
Brandeis vice president for
administration, has been
named to the university's
board of trustees.

Brandeis ticket holders are invited to meet the
artists at an afterglow in the loge following the
concert

For further info. call

CARMYLE FARBER 352-2574