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With Friends Like You. . .
An exploration of the relationship between the American Jewish community
and Israel by visiting young Israelis and American Jews.
take place Oct. 16 at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Jewish Commu-
nity Center from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
The free program will celebrate
the first birthday of the newly ex-
panded and renovated JPM
building and will include a series
of experiential activities in which
families will explore the cycle of
the Jewish calendar through
crafts, activities and games.
Participants are invited to join
the birthday celebration which
will include birthday cake, bal-
loons, clowns and a magic show
by magician Jim Carmody at 3
p.m. In addition, various mem-
bership specials will be offered to
those who join the Center on that
day and building tours as well as
program and membership infor-
mation will be available.
For information, contact Leslie
Elliot Pechter
Bash, 967-4030; or Cheryl Kane,
Rabbi Elliot Pachter, spiritual
661-1000.
leader of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, will lead the Conserva-
tive Movement weekly Torah
Study series Oct. 20 at 12:30 p.m.
at the Max M. Fisher Building.
In addition to his responsibil-
ities at Congregation B'nai
Moshe, Rabbi Pachter teaches
Rabbinic literature at Hillel Day
School and is president of the
Michigan Region of the Rabbini-
cal Assembly.
Participants will study the
weekly Torah portion with tradi-
tional and contemporary sources.
There is no charge for the class
and reservations are not re-
quired.
JPM Hosts
Birthday Party
"New Beginnings — a journey
through the Jewish New Year,"
a program for families co-spon-
sored by the Jewish Community
Center's Judaic and Family Ed-
ucation Department and Jewish
Experiences for Families, will
Israeli Leaders
Heard On Panel
A panel discussion between vis-
iting young Israeli leaders and
American Jewish young adults
will focus on the controversial and
relevant concerns in the rela-
tionships between Israelis and
American Jews 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at
Temple Emanu-El. Arthur M.
Horwitz, associate publisher of
The Detroit Jewish News, will
moderate a discussion based on
many of the issues raised in the
book With Friends Like You by
Matti Golan.
The visiting Israeli leaders,
American Jewish Committee
Brown Mission Exchange partic-
ipants, are visiting a variety of
American cities and learning
more about the United States
and American Jews. They are:
Nitzan Chen, reporter for Israel
Television News; Noga Butensky,
teacher trainer; Amos Hermon,
general manager of Moshav Nor-
7:00 P.M. • Sunday • October 16
at
Temple Emanu-El • Oak Park
Hosted by
Michigan/Israel Connection American Jewish Committee
and
Department of Continuing Education
a joint program of —
Temple Emanu-El and Temple Beth El
- (810) 645-7878 for information —
Minnie Berman watches as Theodore Bikel greets Georgio Sonnino and Paulette
Bonin Sept. 29 at a breakfast program sponsored by Women's American ORT and
Temple Shir Shalom. Mr. Bikel reflected on his life, and copies of his
autobiography were sold. Mr. Bikel was in Detroit appearing in Fiddler on the
Roof.
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