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August 16, 1985 - Image 20

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1985-08-16

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22 Friday, August 16, 1 85

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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CLOSE-UP ,

GIANT GARAGE SALE

Jewelers -
26325 Twelve Mile Rd. \

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Southeast corner Northwestern
Behind Gabe's Fruits .
In The Mayfair Shops

We Are Two

Continued from Page 20

Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30
Thurs. 10-8:39.

rather than the short-term
advantages of a particular
group.
Among those Jews who
view the polarization with
equanimity, many are con-
vinced that only their group
will survive. But the Or-
thodox who favor withdrawal
should not be so complacent.
True, they could turn out to
be the saving remnant. They
could equally turn out to be
the contemporary 'Dead Sea
sect' — the group that with-
drew to save its own purity
and died an arid,. nameless
death sundered. from Jewish
history. Those Conservative
Jews who feel that Orthodox
is reactionary and a lost
cause, those Reform and sec-
ular Jews who have written
off the survival' of the tradi-
tionalists, all thole who are
convinced that they alone
are modern enough to sur-
vive,' should ask themselves
whether it is not equally
likely that they will simply
be assimilated into the
magnetic culture of the
twentieth century?
We need each other. The
renewal of each group is the
best insurance for the survi-
val of all groups. It is time to
develop true consciousness of
the urgency of the polariza-
tion problem and to formu-
late strategies detailed
enough and wise enough to
attack problems Mid, find
root solutions. The will to
unity, and recognition of
common fate is extraordinar-
ily powerful among the
Jewish rank and file. The
failure lies in the fact that
all that energy has gone into
political and philanthropic
fields. It is time to translate
the sense of common destiny
into theological categories,
halachic thinking, and reli-
gious behaVior.
This call . for unity is not
based on the hope of unanim-
ity or uniformity. There is
nothing wrong with dis-
agreements. The divisions
need not be papered over.
What is needed. is restraint
to avoid fundamental
breaches, and commitments
to find common solutions. No
one should underestimate
either the tradition, or the
will and fertile imagination
of the Jewish people. There
are positive solutions enough
within our grasp. We need
the intelligence, the courage
and the commitment to pur-
sue it. The time to act is
now.

Slightly used and bruised computers, film
projectors, tape recorders, video recorders,
adding machines, duplicating machines, slide
projectors, record players, space heaters,
tape recorders, microphones, televisions,
telephones, overhead projectors, typewriters,
film strip projectors, coffee makers, ovens,
cookware, trays, toys,. clocks, ice cream
Machines, donut makers, rugs, films, tapes,
film strips, pianos, electric organs, medical
supplies, plumbing supplies, perfume, and
more!

353-1424

Gallery features a
mplete selection of
investment quality Art
Nouveau and Art Deco
antiques including
European and American
Art glass and pottery,
French poster art, Tiffany
and Handel lamps and
Louis Icart etchings.

25% off French Art Deco
Chandeliers now through
September 15, 1985.

duke Gallery • 185 N. Woodward, Birmingham • 258-6848

SHABBAT UNDER THE STARS

The Membership Committee

Sunday, August 18, 1985

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Akiva Hebrew Day School

27700'Southfleld Road at Goldengate (111/2 Mlle)
Lathrup Village, MI

552-9690

Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Religious School

of

Adat Shalom Synagogue

cordially invites you to our annual

Family Outdoor Shabbat Service*
and Oneg Shabbat

Friday, August 23

8:00 p.m.

and • to our

Synagogue Open House*

Sunday, August 25 .
1:00-4:00 p.m.

Please respond 851.-5100

*Both of these events are especially designed
for prospective members

THE FINEST
IN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL EDUCATION

Branhes in Southfield & West Bloomfield

MEMBERS ARE GRANTED FREE
TUITION FOR CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN,
1ST & 2ND GRADES.


For School And Membership Information
You Are Invited to Attend Our

OPEN HOUSE
THURS., AUG. 29, 6-8:30 P.M.

In Conjunction With The Synagogue Council
Of Greater Detroit

RABBI EERY SPECTRE

CANTOR LARRY VIEDER

CALL 357-5544



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