HOLOCAUST EDUCATION COALITION
LEARNING FROM THE PAST
TO SAFEGUARD THE FUTURE
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tionally. He has served as mu-
sical director and conductor for
numerous regional theaters.
There is no charge for the
program.
STEVEN SPIELBERG IS RIGHT ...
WE MUST ALL SUPPORT HOLOCAUST EDUCATION.
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN DO IT ...
Dr. Tanter
At JNF Dinner
During the Academy Awards last week, one billion people watched
and heard Steven Spielberg speak of the importance of teaching
the young about the Holocaust. Many people want to know "How
Can I Help?"
The Holocaust Education Coalition, a volunteer, non-profit coali-
tion, was formed last fall to promote Holocaust Education. It do-
nates Holocaust curriculums to schools that want to teach the
Holocaust but have no funds available to purchase the neces-
sary classroom materials.
The curriculum provided is the locally developed, nationally _rec-
ognized Life Unworthy of Life curriculum created by Dr. Sidney
Bolkosky, Dr. David Harris, and Betty Rotberg Ellias. Each class-
room set costs $350 and includes a teacher's manual, 30 student
textbooks, and a 62-minute videotape of testimony by Holocaust
survivors.
PLEASE Help us teach the lessons of the past to those who
will be guardians of the future. Help us by sending a check (tax-
deductible) payable to:
THE HOLOCAUST EDUCATION COALITION
4000 Town Center
Suite 420
Southfield, MI 48075
For more information, call (810) 355-3730.
HOLOCAUST EDUCATION COALITION MEMBERS ARE:
•Anti-Defamation League, Michigan Region • Archdiocese of Detroit •
•B'nai B'rith, Michigan Regional Council and Lodges • Center for the Study of the Child •
•CHAIM, Children of Holocaust-Survivors Association in Michigan •
•The Ecumenical Institute for Jewish-Christian Studies • Albert Einstein Lodge, B'nai B'rith •
•Flint Jewish Federation (JCRC) • Hidden Children of Michigan •
•Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Detroit • Michigan Jewish Conference •
•The National Conference of Christians and Jews, Detroit Round Table •
•The Shaarit Haplaytah • University of Michigan, Dearborn •
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INSTALLATION and SERVICE
Diane Hauser
Israel Bonds
Honors Hauser
The Metro Detroit State of Is-
rael Bonds Women's Division
will honor Diane Hauser for her
dedication and support to the
Jewish community and the
State of Israel 6 p.m. April 20
at the home of Helen Zucker-
man. Dr. Ellen Cannon, politi-
cal scientist, will be the guest
speaker. Attendance is limited
to 1994 purchases of $10,000 or
more in Israel bonds.
A long time Israel Bonds sup-
porter, Ms. Hauser maintains
a number of positions with
many national and local Jew-
ish organizations. She is a for-
mer president of the Greater
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
where she currently serves on
the executive board. She is a
past campaign chairwoman
and president of the Women's
Division for the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and is now a board
member and campaign execu-
tive. Ms. Hauser also served as
president of the Sinai Hospital
Guild, where she is presently a
board member.
For information about the
event, call Israel Bonds, 352-
6555.
Zalmen Mlotek
In Concert
The Moishe Haar Foundation
of the Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute will hold its annual event
in memory of the late Moishe
Haar 8:30 p.m. April 9 at the
agency for Jewish Education,
21550 West 12 Mile Road,
Southfield.
Zalmen Mlotek will present
a program, illustrated on the pi-
ano, on the "Pearls of Yiddish
Song." It is a survey of the role
played by Yiddish music in Jew-
ish life in East Europe and in
America.
Mr. Mlotek is the co-creator
and musical director/conductor
for several successful musicals
including "Those Were the
Days" and "The Golden Land"
which played on Broadway and
toured nationally and interns-
Dr. Tenter
Dr. Raymond Tanter, professor
of political science at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, will lecture
on "Schindler and the Trees of
Life" at the Tree of Life Award
Dinner on April 5 at the Radis-
son on the Lake in Ypsilanti.
Mark Rosenfeld, chairman
and chief executive officer of Ja-
cobson Stores Inc., will be rec-
ognized for his outstanding
community involvement and
dedication to the cause for
American-Israeli friendship.
Professor Tantor, who has
published extensively on the
Middle East and has been a vis-
iting professor of international
relations at Hebrew Universi-
ty of Jerusalem, has also served
as senior staff member of the
National Security Council dur-
ing the Reagan administration.
His primary responsibility in
that post was the Middle East.
For reservations, contact
Laurie Nosanchuk Blum, 557-
6644.
Weekend Features
Dr. Wertheimer
Dr. Jack Wertheimer, a Jewish
historian acclaimed for his ex-
ploration of internal Jewish con-
flicts, will deliver three thought-
provoking lectures/discussions
during Congregation Beth
Shalom's Great Weekend of arts
and letters, April 14-16.
As visiting scholar in resi-
dence, Dr. Wertheimer will ad-
dress Beth Shalom's commun-
ity-wide Singles Service 8 p.m.
April 15 on "Walking the Tight-
rope — The Tension between
Jewish and American Values."
His sermon Shabbat morning,
April 16, will deal with "Judaism
in an Age of Religious Individu-
alism." The lunch and learn talk,
immediately following services.
is titled "Are We Headed To-
ward a People Divided?"