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May 04, 1984 - Image 65

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-05-04

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Memorial for
Israel martyrs

Yom Hazikaron — Israel
Memorial Day — will be
commetiorated in special
ceremonies 3 p.m. Sunday
at Cong. Beth Achim.
The ceremonies will
memorialize persons who
died in Israel's wars.
•cording to coordinator
a Eisenberg, the pro-
gram will include torch-
lighting ceremonies. Per-
sons who fought in Israel's
wars will light a torch in
memory of the fallen. Chil-
dren of parents who fought
in Israel's wars will light a
torch for peace.
The program will also in-
clude a flag-lowering cere-
mony, the recitation of Yiz-
kor by Rabbi Milton Arm of
Beth Achim and the Kad-
dish and El Moleh
Rachamim, led by Cantor
Max Shimansky of Beth
Achim. Cantor Shimansky
also will lead in the singing
of the anthems.
Poetry will be read in He-
brew by Tzipora Frank,
Pnina Basse and Sol
Lachman. English transla-
tions will be provided by
Lachman.
The community is in-
vited. The program is spon-
sored by the Israeli commu-
nity of Metropolitan De-
troit, Beth Achim and the
Detroit Zionist Federation.

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Music Study
gala Sunday

_ ickets are still available
for the Music Study Club of
Metropolitan Detroit's 60th
anniversary Artists Con-
cert to be held at 3 p.m.
Sunday at Orchestra Hall.
Ned Rorem's "Dances," a
suite for cello and piano
especially commissioned for
the occasion, will be per-
formed by cellist Jonathan
Spitz and pianist Frederick
Moyer.
For ticket information,
call Joan Linden, 642-2258;
or Helen Rowin, 626-5398.

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Museum extends
Jewish exhibit
until Sunday

The "Jewish Life in
Michigan” exhibit will be
held over through Sunday
at the Detroit Historical
Museum.
The exhibit spotlights
Jewish contributions in
Michigan from the first
Jewish settlers who arrived
in the Upper Peninsula in
1760 up to the present day.
The museum is open from
9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admis-
sion is free.
The Anti-Defamation
League will conduct tours at
10 a.m. Saturday and at
noon Sunday.

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