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TRANS
In celebration of its 40th an-
niversary, Temple Emanu-El
will host two concerts Sept.
21-22. Both will feature violin
virtuoso Yosef Yankelev, with
piano accompanist Jeffrey
Jamner.
Mr. Yakelev, born in Vilna,
Soviet Lithuania, is a
Julliard graduate whose
career includes appearances
in the United States and
abroad as a soloist and as the
founding first violinist with
the Naumburg award-
winning New World String
Quartet.
The first event, "An Even-
ing with Yosef Yankelev," is
presented by the Temple
Emanu-El 40th Anniversary
Committee, and will begin
with an 8:30 p.m. concert,
followed by a champagne and
dessert buffet. There is a
charge.
The Sunday concert, spon-
sored by Temple Sisterhood
and the Beverly Gold
Memorial Fund, will feature
Mr. Yankelev and Mr. Jamner
performing selections for the
young and young at heart at
12:30 p.m., with refreshments
following the performance.
There is a charge.
A percentage of the pro-
ceeds from these events will
benefit MAZON (The Jewish
Response To Hunger).
Advance tickets may be pur-
chased at the synagogue. For
information, call the temple,
967-4020.
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Temple Emanu-EI
Hosts Concerts
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1991
Rabbi Richard A. Weiss will
conduct holiday services 8
p.m. Sept. 8 in the non-
sectarian Meditation Room
on the first floor of St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital, 900 Wood-
ward Avenue, Pontiac. Rabbi
Weiss' sermon will be entitl-
ed "Matters of Life and
Death."
Rabbi Weiss will conduct
the Rosh Hashanah morning
service 10 a.m. Sept. 9. His
sermon will be entitled "Mat-
ters of Life and Death, II."
Rabbi Weiss will conduct
the Kol Nidre service 8 p.m.
Sept. 17. The sermon will be
on "What I Am Learning in
School." The Yom Kippur
morning service will be at
11:30 a.m. on Sept. 18; the
sermon, "What Is Our World
Coming To?"
The Yom Kippur Afternoon
Service will commence at
2:30 p.m. Rabbi Weiss' ser-
monette will be "When No
One in Our Original Family
is Living." Mrs. Beverly Stief
will be the soloist at Nillah.
For information, call Rabbi
Weiss, 932-1941.
Rabbi Bergman
Rabbi Bergman
Appointed
Rabbi Aaron Bergman, a
former resident of Oak Park,
has been appointed rabbi at
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
Synagogue, where he will
share rabbinical duties with
Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper.
He will also serve as rabbi-in-
residence at Hillel Day
School.
- Rabbi Bergman attended
the University of Michigan
and is a recent graduate of
the Jewish Theological
Seminary.
Sukkah Builders
At Adat Shalom
Adat Shalom Synagogue
will hold its second annual
"Great Sukkah Build-Off" 1
p.m. Sept. 15. Practical sug-
gestions will be offered for
first-time sukkah construc-
tors, as well as for experienc-
ed builders.
Participants will watch the
construction of an easy-to-
build sukkah and will take
home plans, complete with
decorating suggestions and
even recipes for sukkah
snacks.
The program is co-
sponsored by the Synagogue's
Adult Study Commission and
Men's Club. It is open to the
community at no charge.
Maggie Feldman is chairing
the event.
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Temple Beth El
Feeds The Hungry
Temple Beth El members
will observe Yom Kippur this
year by inserting a check
made out to Gleaners Com-
munity Food Bank into an
envelope, attaching the
envelope with a rubber band
to a can of food and depositing
their donation in specially
designated containers outside
the sanctuary. .
The checks will be used by
Gleaners to purchase and
distribute food to 184 member
agencies in 60 communities.
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