I TORAH PORTION I
Make a Spectre
Of Yourself
BROWN JORDAN
plained. If gentiles destroy
the Torah, then we, the
Jewish people, merely have to
tear kriyah once, only for the
parchment, because they can
never destroy our holy letters.
But if it's Jews destroying
their own Ibrah, we must tear
kriyah twice, because a Jew
can destroy even the letters
themselves and cut himself
off from his own future.
He paused, looked into my
eyes for a long moment, and
then left the room. All the
way back to America, I
couldn't get his words out of
mind. In the cold climate of
Russia, it would seem that
Jews active in the revolution
had helped destroy Torah;
Jewish informers reported on
any attempt to teach or study
Torah. Therefore, kriyah had
to be torn twice.
But America is different,
right? Back in the States I
began to see that even with-
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larger portion is in deep sleep.
This Shavuot, when we stay
up all night, we have to
change the balance. When
sociologists speak about
demographics and percent-
ages, we forget that we are
those percentages. On
Shavuot, our goal should be
to stay awake and greet the
dawn with Torah on our
lips.
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out the KGB's help, we West-
ern, democratically blessed
Jews were rapidly turning
our backs on the Hebrew let-
ters. Thus, we were making it
possible for the current phe-
nomenon, that nearly 1 mil-
lion Arabs in Israel speak bet-
ter Hebrew than the majori-
ty of Jews in North America,
to sever us from our connec-
tions with the past — and
future.
The Sisterhood of Adat
Shalom Synagogue will hold
its installation 10:30 a.m.
June 4. The Shacharit service
will be followed by the in-
stallation of officers and new
board members and lunch.
Shelly Newman of West
Bloomfield will be president.
Other incoming officers are:
vice presidents Trudy Weiss,
Rachel Maisel, Sharon Moss
Lebovic, Lenore Diskin, Bar-
bra Chaitin, Shawna
Kleiman; treasurer Blanche
Bauman; secretaries Helen
Bayles, Gloria Hoffman, Nan-
cy Handelman, Anne
Steinberg; and immediate
past president Judy Leder.
The day will feature a
musical program with Cantor
Larry Vieder, accompanied by
Rochelle Lupovitch. Par-
ticipants in the service are:
Barbara Eskin, Linda
O'Desky, Barbara Cook,
Ruthellen Singer, Nancy
Handelman, Judy Leder and
Shelly Newman.
The following will serve on
the Sisterhood board: Mamie
Barden, Susan Barr, Sheri
Biederman, Frances Brown,
Alita Cyrlin, Rose Diamond,
Toby Dobkin, Harriet Dun-
sky, Natalie Eichen, Pat
Eichenhorn, Susie Farkas,
Jeanne Feldstein, Ethel
Goldenberg, Elaine
Goldsmith, Sharon Hart,
Martha Avrin Hencken,
Roslyn Katzman, Sue Kauf-
man, Belle Kohen, Ruby
Shelly Newman
Kushner, Terran Leemis and
Sharon Lubetsky.
Also on the board will be
Harriet Mall, Shirley
Nachman, Linda O'Desky,
Sharyn Pelavin, Dorothy
Potiker, Debbie Rosenberg,
Karen Rosender, Elaine
Rosenblatt, Ann Rudy, Judy
Schneider, Libbie Share,
Esther Sherr, Susan Shlom,
Ruth Siegan, Helene Siegel,
Miriam Starkman, Hannah
Monique Ulrych, Gitta
Vieder, Naomi Wechstein,
Betty Weinberg, Ellen
Yashinsky, Susan Zaks and
Diane Zameck.
There is a luncheon charge.
For reservations by June 1,
call the synagogue, 851-5100.