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DEADLINE IS MAY 7, 1997.
Congregation Beth mi
Shalom in Oak Park will
mark Yom Hashoah on
Sunday, May 4, in reli-
gious school programs,
said Shoshana Ben-Ozer,
educational director. From
10-10:30 a.m., grades 4-7
will attend services, which
will include poems and
readings from I Never Saw
Another Butterfly, a col-
lection of poetry and art by
children in the Terezin
concentration camp. A
10:30 a.m. service will be
for kindergarten through
third grades.
Using movement, the
children will be encour-
aged to express the sad-
ness of the situation, Mrs.
Ben-Ozer said. 'We are go-
ing to try not to emphasize
the gory part, but make a
small service and expres-
sion of the sadness of the
children age appropriate."
Detailed classroom dis-
cussions will follow.
Beth Shalom also holds
an adult candlelighting
Left: A woman prays in front of the crematoria at service at 6 p.m. Sunday,
May 4.
Buchenwald.
Oak Park's Temple
ishness to their lives on this Emanu-El is hosting a Yom
Hashoah service 9:15 a.m. Sun-
Shabbos.
"Many times we speak about day involving authors from And
a Jew's a Jew, no matter what So We Must Remember speaking
level of performance he's at. By about Holocaust reminiscences.
living as a Jew, we undo [the The temple published the book
damage of the Third Reich]; we about six years ago, according to
take that heritage out of the Laura Kohn, who is coordinating
flames and out of the ashes and the service.
make it into a blossoming tree.
"The chain of our Jewishness
continues, and we look forward
to the coming of Moshiach [the
Messiah], when everybody who
is no longer with us will come
back again."
— Rabbi Yerachmiel Rabin
Oak Park's Shaarey Shomay-
im will commemorate the day
with special Shabbat evening ser-
The service will also include a
vices at the 10 Mile branch of the
Jewish Community Center, said woman speaking about growinb --,
up in Holland at the same time
Rabbi Leo Goldman.
The Birmingham Temple in as Anne Frank and a man who
Farmington Hills is sponsoring will share his experiences as a
a memorial at its 8 p.m. Friday, hidden child in France. Some sur-
May 2, service. Rabbi Sherwin vivors will talk about their cur-
Wine will discuss the reaction rent lives as well.
After the service, Josh
of the Swiss to the Nazi regime
and that country's use as a con- Hearshen, a Berkley High School
duit and hiding place for Nazi senior who has devoted time to
studying the Holocaust, will give
funds.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek a slide presentation.
The men's clubs of Adat
in Southfield sends out Yom
Hashoah packages made by its Shalom Synagogue and B'nai
teens to all members, according Moshe mailed memorial candles
to Rabbi Irwin Groner. The pack- to each member family.
B'nai Moshe has designated
ages include candles to mark the
Saturday night, May 3, and Sun-
day.
Congregation Shir Tikvah's day morning, May 4, as Yom
7:45 p.m. Friday, May 2, Shab- Iyun, a day of reflection. Yom
bat service will feature Rene Iyun activities will feature learn-
Lichtman speaking about being ing with Dr. Sid Bolkosky, a not-
a hidden child during the Holo- ed Holocaust scholar; an or -i-\
caust. The Troy shul meets at the history workshop with Susan Ra-
Northminster Presbyterian binovitz; and a showing of the film
Church, 3633 W. Big Beaver Image Before My Eyes. For infor-
Road, between Adams and mation, call (810) 788-0600. ❑
Coolidge.
"The chain of our
Jewishness
continues."