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Gordon Delivers
Shabbat Lecture
Rabbi James I. Gordon, rab-
bi emeritus of Young Israel of
Oak-Woods, will be the guest
speaker at the "Lunch and
Learn" Shabbat at Young
Israel of Oak Woodson Feb. 6.
Members of the
metropolitan Detroit Jewish
community for more than 20
years, Rabbi Gordon and his
wife, Malka, made aliyah in
1985. Currently, they are
residents of Jerusalem.
While in Detroit, the Cor-
dons were active in communi-
ty affairs. Aside from the
Young Israel movement, their
activities included Akiva
Hebrew Day School, the
Jewish Welfare Federation,
Mizrachi, Sinai Hospital,
Amit Women and Israel
Bonds. Rabbi Gordon was also
a vice president of the Coun-
cil of Orthodox Rabbis of
Greater Detroit.
Rabbi Gordon will speak at
a luncheon following regular
Sabbath morning services
and kiddush. There is a
charge, and paid reservations
are required. The community
is invited. For information,
call Young Israel of Oak-
Woods, 398-1177, from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. daily.
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The Temple Israel Youth
Group will celebrate this
Shabbat with the theme of
Soviet Jewry.
A family dinner for grades
six, seven, eight and the
youth group will precede ser-
vices today. Services will
begin. at 8 p.m.
Dinner Event
For Rabbis
The Council of Orthodox
Rabbis will have their fourth
annual Siyum HaRambam
dinner celebration on Feb. 13
at Cong. Dovid Ben Nuchim.
A catered dinner will be
served at 7:45 p.m., followed
by the siyum program star-
ting at 8:45 p.m. The program
includes internationally
A renowned musician Moshe
Yess, formerly of Megama
Duo.
For reservations, call the
Lubavitch Center, 737-7000,
or Leah Sarne, 569-2844.
There is a charge.
Temple Marks
25th Anniversary
The 25th anniversary year
for the Birmingham Temple
will continue with a
"Celebration of Humanist
Leadership" on Feb. 5 at 8:30
p.m.
Miriam Jerris, Janis Levin-
Gorelick, and Suzanne Paul,
members of the Birmingham
Temple who have graduated
from the Humanist Institute
in New York as Humanist
leaders, will present a special
program in honor of their
graduation on the theme
"Passing the Torch."
Special audiovisual effects
will be provided by Roger
Greeley, associate dean of the
Humanist Institute. An Oneg
Shabbat in honor of the
graduates will follow the
service.
NEWS
Terror Victims
Bear Scars
New York (JTA) — Five
close relatives of Israeli Jews
killed by Arab terrorists,
some bearing their own scars
from attacks they barely sur-
vived, told an emotionally
charged news conference Jan.
13 that Jews are the real vic-
tims of the Middle East
turmoil.
The news conference, held
at the headquarters of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America,
was attended by Abbi Moses
and his 9-year-old daughter,
Adi, of Alfie Menashe in the
West Bank; Masodi Ochana of
Beit Shan; and David and
Guela Pollack of Jerusalem.
Abbi Moses lost his wife,
Ofra, and their 5-year-old son,
Tal, when a fire-bomb struck
their car while they were
driving in the West Bank last
April.
Both father and daughter
are still under treatment for
burns over most of their
bodies, with Adi visiting the
hospital daily.
Ochana's
21-year-old
daughter, Esther, a reserve
soldier, was stoned to death
while driving home from
Beersheba in March 1984.
The Pollacks' two daughters,
Nurit, 18, and Esther, 14,
were killed instantly when a
terrorist bomb destroyed a
bus in Jerusalem in 1983.