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Burial Rights
vide alternative burial ar-
rangements to its members,
affiliates and to the general
Israeli public. It has hired a
private contractor to perform
the necessary physical tasks
— preparation of the body,
digging the grave, etc.
Families that turn to the
organization will be free to
choose a Reform service, an
Orthodox service, or no
religious service at all. The
option of cremation will also
be available.
To begin operation,
Menucha Nechona requires
only a license from the
Ministry of Religious Affairs,
certifying that it is a duly
registered burial society. The
Israel Religious Action
Center, working together
with the Israeli Association
for Civil Liberties, has
prepared and submitted the
application, which to date has
received no official response.
Yet an official of the
ministry stated in a careful-
ly worded interview in the
local press that Jerusalem
already has too many burial
societies, and it is therefore
the intention of the ministry
not to grant any additional
licenses.
This reaction was expected,
and a petition to Israel's
Supreme Court is being
prepared.
Rabbi Charles Kroloff,
president of
ARZA, believes the Supreme
Court case can be won. There
is no impediment in Israeli
law to registering a non-
Orthodox associatin as a
burial society.
While the Orthodox
establishment could oppose
the petition, the Supreme
Court will be hard-pressed to
deny the society the same
rights now granted to the
country's kibbutzim.
LOCAL NEWS I
Adult Education Classes
Begin At B'nai Israel
Congregation B'nai Israel
of West Bloomfield has
organized an adult education
series.
The hazzanim class will be
held Sundays at 10 a.m.,
taught by Rabbi Sherman
Kirshner. The class includes
leading Shachrit and Musaf
correctly, leading a weekday
service, chanting a haftarah
and learning to read the
Torah. Many of these
hazzanim-in-training will
Aleynu Joins
A Seminar
Aleynu, the partnership for
Jewish Adult Education, will
co-sponsor the Discovery
Seminar with Aish HaThrah
Nov. 18-20 at the Bond Court
in Cleveland. The seminar
will focus on "Why be
Jewish."
The lectures will include
Thrah and Science, Love and
Marriage, Hidden Codes of
the Torah and more. The
speakers include: Rabbi Mot-
ty Berger, lecturer in Jewish
philosophy at the Aish
HaTorah College of Jewish
Studies in Jerusalem; Harold
Gans, scientist and
mathematician; Dr. Andrew
Goldfinger, supervisor of the
space computation science
section of Johns Hopkins
University applied physics
laboratory.
For information and
registration, call Aleynu,
968-3000.
learn to lead the Shachrit ser-
vice on the High Holidays.
Beginners Hebrew will be
held at 11 a.m Sundays. The
basics of reading and
understanding conversational
and prayerbook Hebrew will
be taught by Rabbi Kirshner.
Hebrew reading and under-
standing some basics are re-
quired for conversational
Hebrew. Class will be taught
by Rachel Kapen at 11 a.m.
Sundays. There will be 12 ses-
sions in all Hebrew classes.
Classes begin Nov. 13. Space
is limited.
A Bissele Yiddish, a class in
Yiddish, will begin Nov. 13 in
the home of Rabbi and Bar-
bara Kirshner at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome. Rabbi
Kirshner will teach the class.
The adult education series
is open to the community. For
information, call the
synagogue, 681-5353.
Rabbi To Speak
For Campaign
The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division will
host Thmple Beth El Rabbi
Daniel Polish at a meeting on
behalf of its Allied Jewish
Campaign Kadima and Pre-
Campaign sections Thursday.
Set for 11:30 a.m., the
meeting will take place at the
home of Florine Mark.
A graduate of Hebrew
Union College with a Ph.D.
from Harvard University,