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THE ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF THE YEAR

the holidays with a personal list
of changes and improvements
they need to make. He said it is
important to slow one's life down
during Elul while putting one's
personal list together. At Yom
Kippur, the list is reviewed and
decisions are made for change.
"Yom Kippur is a death day,"
said Rabbi Sleutelberg. "Elul is
when we slow down. We stop eat-
ing and drinking on Yom Kippur.
We look for forgiveness on this
day. But the beauty is we get to
be reborn. The placement of
Sukkot and Simchat Torah are
so perfect. These holidays bring
us back to life in a robust fash-
ion."
For Rabbi David Nelson of
Beth Shalom, Yom Kippur is a
time of reorientation.
"The shofar," he said, "is the
key moment. People are very ner-
vous and almost agitated. They
may have been noisy up to that
point, but then they are strange-
ly quiet. Repentance has a lot to
do with examining one's deeds
and deciding what direction to
take in the new year. The concept
of who shall live and who shall
die is very frightening."
Should children repent? Two
local educators agree that re-
pentance can be learned at al-
most any age.
"Repentance is a mechanism
for reconciliation," said Harlene
Appelman, director of educational
services for the Agency for Jew-

Repentance leads to
rebirth.

ish Education. "Children need to
learn that this is an opportuni-
ty that is built into the calendar.
It's a great opportunity for chil-
dren to apologize to their parents,
and for parents to apologize to
their kids and their own parents.
"Children need to understand
that they have to fix things, they
need to get forgiveness to do so."
"For your kids to say `I'm sorry'
is important," said Sue Stettner,
director of Jewish Experiences
For Families (JEFF). "Under-
standing that we aren't perfect
and saying, 'I realize I did some-
thing wrong,' and 'I didn't mean
to hurt your feelings' is really im-
portant."
Repentance, according to Rab-
bi Silberberg, is a genuine feel-
ing of submission and humility.
When a person feels heartbroken,
repentance should bring about
feelings of a mended heart and a
new confidence.
"After we repent is a time that
can be the happiest of the year,"
said Rabbi Silberberg. "Yom Kip-
pur gives you a time to start your
life all over again. Most people
don't want to be honest with
themselves. But here is a chance
to be, a wonderful chance."ll

BALFOUR
61

ANNUAL
CELEBRATION

THURSDAY • SEPT. 22, 1994 • 7:30 PM • FOX THEATRE

HONORING

IRVING LAKER

Recipient of

ZOA'S PRESTIGIOUS
JUSTICE LOUIS D. BRANDEIS AWARD

IRWIN GREEN

RABBI M. ROBERT SYME

IRWIN GREEN

AND

RABBI M. ROBERT SYME

CO-CHAIRMEN
TRIBUTE COMMITTEE

Philanthropist and community leader, Irwin Green is a former recipient of
ZOA's Brandeis Award and of the Jewish Federation's Butzel Award. A
major benefactor of Kfar Silver and other communal and Israel-related
projects, Green is a past president of the United Jewish Charities.

Irving Laker, civic and community leader, past president of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and the Metro Detroit District
of the ZOA. His leadership on behalf of Israel and
our community has been remarkable.

TRIBUTE CHAIRMEN

FEATURING

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Rabbi M. Robert Syme of Temple Israel is a former recipient of ZOA's
Brandeis Award and past president of Metro Detroit ZOA. He has been
cited by numerous local and national organizations for his leadership on
behalf of Israel, the community, the Reform Rabbinate and ecumenism.

1994

HONORARY CHAIRMEN
Harold Berry
Louis Berry
Hon. Avern Cohn
Carol Rae Cooper
Gerson Cooper
Max Fisher
Bethea Green
Irwin Green

Sidney Silverman
Rabbi M. Robert Syme
Anne Gonte Silver
Dr. I. Walter Silver

Norman Allan
Rabbi Milton Arm
Morris D. Baker
Leonard P. & Ann Baruch
Rabbi Joshua Bennett
Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Berman
Richard & Phyllis Bleznak
Ivan Bloch
Mitcheal & Hilda Bloom
Sidney & Anne Brand
Abraham Bumstein
Natalie & Manny Charach
Joseph B. Cotten
Hiram Dorfman
(Bernard Maas Foundation)
Mrs. Gerald (Kim) Freid
Dr. & Mrs. Alex Friedlaender
Dr. David & Rae Friedman
Rabbi William G. Gershon
Drs. Lynda & Conrad Giles
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Goldstein

Louis & Johanna Gordon
Sam Grand
Dr. Ralph Greenberg
Claire L. Grosberg
Joseph Gyongyosi
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Herman
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz
Ruben Isaacs
Hannah Karbal
Michael & Arleen Karbal
Dr. Sidney & Sally Katz
Hon. Ira G. & Marge
Kaufman
Dr. Jerome S. Kaufman
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Kazdan
Billie Kramer
Andrea Laker
Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Laker
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Laker
Dr. Sidney & Marion Leib
Kenneth Lenchner

HONORARY ASSOCIATE
CHAIRMEN
Eugene Applebaum
Hon. Dennis Archer

Dr. Richard Brown
William Davidson
Henry Dorfman
Samuel Frankel
Rabbi Irwin Groner
David B. Hermelin
Lawrence Jackier
Norman D. Katz
Daniel Kelly

Beverly Laker
Sarah Laker
Hon. Carl Levin
Hon. Sander Levin
Myron Milgrom
Edythe Mulivor
Irving Nusbaum
David Page
Florin Mark Ross

COMMITTEE (IN FORMATION)

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Mr. & Mm. Malcom Leventen Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper
Yale & Anna Levin
Al Schwartz
Mrs. Raymond Lipton
Sherman & Mary Shapiro
Max & Bertha Sheldon
Rabbi Harold S. Loss
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Siegel
Rev. Dr. James R. Lyons
Dr. Daniel & Lynnette Silver
George & Anne Mann
Sheryl Sliver
Milton Marwil
Silvertarb-Edelman Group
Esther Mendelson
Dr. Bruce & Karen Silverman
Anita & Robed Naftaly
Dr. Lee R Silverman
Cantor Chaim Najman
Mr. & Mrs. Max Sosin
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Hon.
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Ann Newman
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence L
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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Orley
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Louis & Tillie Panush
Sherwin & Emily Tukel
Anne Perms
Donald & Dottie Wagner
wing & Sarah Pitt
Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine
Murray C. Pitt
Beryl Winkelman
David & Blanche Pollack
Dr. Robert A. & Helaine Wolf
Cantor & Mrs. Sidney Rube
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Dr. Lester Zeff

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