SYNAGOGUES
We the members of
CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL
OF WEST BLOOMFIELD
wholeheartedly believe that our synagogue
is the warmest, the most caring and the most concerned
of all synagogues in greater Detroit
It is for this reason that we would like to invite
you and your family to join with us in perpetuating the
finest traditions of Judaism contained in our
• DAILY MINYAN SERVICE • SABBATH SERVICES & HOLYDAY SERVICES
We therefore wholeheartedly invite you to share with us in
our beautiful
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
Dr. Sherman P. Kirshner Cantor Barry Ulrych
Rabbi
Hazzan
Annie Friedman
Emanu-El Installs
Rabbi David Feder
Rabbi L. David Feder will
be installed at Temple
Emanu-El 8:15 p.m. Sept. 8.
Rabbi Feder joins Rabbi Lane
Steinger, Rabbi Emeritus
Milton Rosenbaum, and Can-
tor Emeritus Norman Rose in
service to the congregation.
A native of Memphis, Thnn.,
Rabbi Feder is a graduate of
Washington University in St.
Educational Director
Our three-day Hebrew School Program, affiliated with
United . Hebrew Schools is now housed in our new fabulous
FRANCES AVADENKA EDUCATIONAL CENTER
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Intercongregational
Luncheon Set
Congregation
Beth Achim
OUTDOORS SOCIAL
Rabbi L. David Feder
Louis and of the Hebrew
Union College — Jewish In-
stitute of Religion in Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Thmple Emanu-El
is his first full-time rabbinic
position.
Rabbi Feder's primary
responsibilities at the temple
will include youth activities,
religious education and
singles programming.
An Oneg Shabbat will
follow the service, to which
the public is invited.
for
Members & Prospective
Members
Sunday, September 10, 1-4 p.
—FREE—
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Aleynu Class
Is Rescheduled
T.V. GIVEAWAY
Members to bring a
prospective member
to be eligible
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Socializing
Refreshments
Venue: Courtyard Beth Achim
Phone: 352-8670
WE BUY BOOKS
ESTATES
LIBRARIES
COLLECTIONS
SINGLE VOLUMES ETC.
USED BOOKS ..
BOUGHT & SOLD .
10 A.M.-7 P.M. MON.-SAT.
12-5 SUNDAY
LIBRARY BOOKSTORE
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FABULO
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FASHIONS
Arriving Daily
appraisals given
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1989
Rabbi Jacobovitz
Speaks In Alpena
Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz,
director of Machon
the Jewish Learning Network
of Michigan, will be the guest
lecturer noon Sept. 12 for a
luncheon sponsored by the
Michigan Learning Network
for the Alpena Jewish
community.
The program will be held at
Temple Beth El in Alpena.
The topic is "High Holiday
Prayer: Monologue or
Dialogue?"
For information, call
Machon Mbrah, 967-0888.
Contact Dr. Jerry Rose, Membership Chairman, 851 0330 or
the synagogue office — 4200 Walnut Lake Road
Telephone— 681-5353 or 681-6430 for Membership,
Religious School information or the purchase of High Holiday tickets
Ice Cream
served. Participants are ask-
ed to bring a salad or dessert
to share.
There is a charge. Children
5 years old and under are free.
Reservations are required
by Sept. 8. For information,
call Temple Beth Jacob,
332-3212 or Sisterhood Presi-
dent Carol Birnkrant,
626-5255.
The Aleynu/Aish Hatorah
class originally scheduled for
Sunday has been rescheduled
for 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10 at the
Jewish Community Center.
The class, "Goals/The Jewish
Pleasure Principle," is the se-
cond of a four-part series on
love, sex and marriage. The
public is invited at no charge.
Temple Beth Jacob
Slates Hayride
Thmple Beth Jacob of Pon-
tiac will hold a hayride and
square dance Sept. 17 at
Upland Hills Farm.
The festivities will begin at
3 p.m. and are planned for the
entire family. Family, friends
and prospective members are
encouraged to meet at the
farm, which is located at 481
Lake George Road in Oxford.
Pizza and beverages will be
The Temple Beth El inter-
congregational luncheon will
be held noon Sept. 20 at the
temple. There will be enter-
tainment by the group
Gemini.
Temple Beth El, Thmple
Israel, Congregation Shaarey
Zedek and Adat Shalom are
sponsoring the event.
I NEWS I
Fund To Aid
Ethiopian Jews
New York (JTA) A fund
has been established for
Ethiopian Jews in memory of
Ivan Tillem, the Jewish
philanthropist who was
recently killed in the plane
crash that also took the life of
Rep. Mickey Leland , D-Texas.
The Ivan Tillem Memorial
Fund, established by the
North American Conference
on Ethiopian Jewry, will be
used to provide food, medical
supplies and other necessary
aid to Jewish families in
Ethiopia.
Tillem, who was 32 and a
member of the advisory board
of NACOEJ, was an invest-
ment banker, lawyer,
publisher and community
leader. He became actively in-
volved in helping the black
Jews of Ethiopia after
witnessing their desperate
situation in 1986.
Donations to the fund can
be sent to NACOEJ, 165 E.
56th St., New York, N.Y.
10022, or call (212) 752-6340.