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H

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tist Morris Brose
recently had a
mechanical problem with his
newest sculpture. His 10-foot
wide by 5-foot high menorah
he created for Temple Beth
El in the Santa Cruz, Calif.,
suburb of Aptos couldn't fit
down the steps. Since Mr.
Brose's freight elevator
wasn't working, he had to
remove the menorah with a
hoist. The menorah posed a
complicated mechanical
task, but the ideology is
quite clear. "My principal
aim in making this menorah
was to create a sense of high
spirituality of ancient Heb-
rew liturgy. The forms that
comprise the sculpture are
based upon traditional Heb-
rew ideas, symbols and
calligraphy," Mr. Brose said.
At the center of the meno-
rah is the letter shin, flank-
ed by the tablets. The light
carriers are inspired by an-
cient oil lamps. Two sym-
bolic shofars are on the sides
of the menorah. The metals
of the menorah are bronze,
copper and nickel silver.

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annual America & Me essay
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third place are respectively:
Elly Berger, Jeremy Gor-
don and David Laxner.
Elly's first place essay now
advances to the state level
competition. In the fitness
arena, Ceil Ginger , a
Hillel gym teacher, organiz-
ed the blood drive and Hillel
jump rope event. Over 500
people attended the Feb. 10
event and 100 pints of blood
were donated. The children
and parents jumped rope and

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of their grandchildren.

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