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January 27, 1989 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1989-01-27

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!SYNAGOGUES I

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Temple Beth El

Invites the Co unity to join us
for a Cantorial Concert
with Soprano Soloist Aviva Rosenbloom
Friday night service 8:00 p.m., January 27.
Saturday night Cantorial Concert
8:00 p.m., January 28.
Both concerts are free of charge

Syd Lieberman

Beth Shalom To Host
Storyteller Lieberman

One of the West Coast's most talented Cantors, Aviva Rosenbloom of Temple Israel in
Hollywood, has performed with the Los Angeles Master Chorale, The Orange County Master
Chorale and The Ventura County Symphony. She has performed in a number of operatic roles
as well, among them Mimi in La Boheme, Despina, in Cosi fan tutte, and Mrs. Ford in The
Merry Wives of Windsor.

"Her delivery was particularly moving, as she commanded a
wide range of musical and dramatic expression and produced
a hauntingly beautiful sound,"
-L.A. TIMES

Temple Beth El is located at 14 Mile and Telegraph

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All-Women's
Service Planned

An all-women's Shabbat
Minchah service will be held
at Congregation Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses at 5
p.m. Saturday. Participants
will be Marcia Anstandig,
Joanne Bellet, Sylvia Berns-
tein, Maureen Craine, Frieda
Davidorf, Anne Edelman,
Sandra Feinberg, Adele Good-
man, Jennifer and Sara Lanx-
ner, Melissa and Pat Levine,
Sara Manson, Gloria Ruskin,
Rosalyn Rebeck, Barbara
Schnipper, Gerami Seitzman,
Marion Schulman, and Carol
and Michelle Tarcia.
The service is open to all
women.

Rabbi Wine
To Speak

MAHI MAHI

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Congregation Beth Shalom
will host master storyteller,
Syd Lieberman, Feb. 3-5.
Lieberman is a teacher,
storyteller and writer who
has performed across the
country. His repertoire in-
cludes Bible, Midrash,
holidays, Israel, Chelm and
original tales.
Lieberman will speak to the

Mon: Wed. 8-5
Thurs. & Fri. 8-6
Saturday 8 -1

Contemporary
accessories
for over
35 years

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22961 Woodward, Ferndale, MI

Rabbi Sherwin Wine of the
Birmingham Temple will pre-
sent the last of four talks on
the theme "The Future of
Israel" at 8:30 p.m. Monday.
He will discuss "A
Reasonable Solution."
There is a charge.
Rabbi wine will describe
the philosophy and programs
of the Birmingham Temple
and of Humanistic Judaism
at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 1.
For information, call the
temple, 477-1410.

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congregation during Shabbat
morning services Feb. 4. He
also will visit the Junior Con-
gregations on Feb. 4 at 8 p.m.
The Cultural Commission K
and the Couples Club are co-
sponsoring Cafe Shalom, a
cabaret-style, storytelling
concert. Wine and refresh-
ments will be served. There is
a charge. Seating is limited.
For reservation informa-
tion, contact Elissa Berg,
968-1813; or the synagogue,
547-7970.

NEWS

Diamond Exports
May Be Cut

Tel Aviv (JTA) — The recent
death of Japanese emperor
Hirohito may adversely affect
exports to Japan, according to
Moshe Schnitzer, president of
the diamond exchange in
Ramat Gan.
Japan, which is one of
Israel's largest customers for
cut and polished diamonds,
accounts for some $600
million in sales a year. But
the two-year mourning period
for the emperor, a Japanese
tradition, will put a damper
on celebrations such as wed-
dings and even geisha parties,
which are occasions for much
of the diamond purchases by
individuals in Japan, Schnit-
zer said.
Hirohito died last week at
the age of 87, after a 62-year
reign, the longest of any
modern monarch.
Schnitzer expects diamond
orders from Japan will be
down by half, for the next -
several months at least.
Finished diamonds are one
of Israel's largest exports.
They bring in a net income of
$1 billion a year.

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