Oak Park Residents Organizing
Congregation and Community Center
Under the direction of David
A new congregation serving
the needs of residents in the ' Dombey, temporary chairman;
rapidly expanding Oak Park Leonard Servetter, treasurer;
section was formed last week at and Mesdames Clara Barenholtz
a meeting held in the home of and Sylvia Tulchinsky, secre-
Max Nusbaum, 10700 Oak Park taries, the group is drawing up
Blvd.
a constitution. Members will
To be called the Oak Park soon apply for a charter from
Synagogue and Center, the con- the state.
gregation will be the focal point
A general meeting has been
for modern, traditional religious called for 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
activities and will meet the at Andrew Jackson School,
problem of -'youth and adult Wyoming and Oak Park Blvd.,
education. In addition, it will to which all interested residents
serve as the center of communal are invited.
life in Oak Park and surround-
Bud Schulman, a founder of
ing territory.
the Evergreen Jewish Commun-
ity which is serving another new
Beth Aaron Students Plant
outlying area, will speak on the
problems his group encountered.
200 Trees in Hills of Judea
Services are being held each
Bernard Panush, director of Saturday morning in homes of
the Beth Aaron Religious School, residents. For information on
has announced that students re- the new group, call LI. 6-4610.
cently planted over 200 trees in
the Forest of the Unknown
Child, . part of the Forest of Beth Aaron School
Martyrs in Israel's Judean Hills.
Each grove of 100 trees was To Hold Purim Party
planted in honor of two of Beth
Bernard Panush, director of
Aaron's leaders: Rabbi Benja-
min H. Gorrelick and Dr. Mar- the Beth Aaron Religious
vin A. Last, chairman of the School, announces that classes
school education committee. Cer- will be excused on March 1
tificates will be given bath re- when a special Purim masquer-
cipients at the end of the school ade assembly will begin at
10:30 a.m. in the synagogue.
term.
The program will be jointly
sponsored by the Men's Club
and Sisterhood, according to
their respective presidents, A.
Lubin and Mrs. M. Levin. The
program committee includes Sol
Panush, A. Levin and Mrs. A:
Kaplan.
The party will include com-
munity singing, appearances by
Milky, the TV clown, and Hal
and Corky, ventriloquists, nov-
elty acts, the school chorus, di-
rected by Cantor Judah Gold-
ring arid a talk by Rabbi Ben-
jamin H. Gorrelick.
Dr. Marvin A. Last, chair-
man of the education commit-
tee, announces that movies of
the masquerade will be taken by
S. Lankin, to be shown at a
later date.
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United Synagogue Honors Young Zionists Map Social
40th Anniversary Today
Young Zionist Club will hold a
Marines Honor Fallen
Buddies on Tu b'Shvat
The United Synagogue of
America will observe its 40th
anniversary with a .nation-wide
celebration this week-end, it
was announced by Maxwell Ab-
bell, of Chicago, president of
the organization.
The United Synagogue, the
national organization of Con-
servative congregations in the
United States and Canada, was
established on Feb. 23, 1913,
when delegates from 22 syna-
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gogues gathered in New York
City. Today 442 congregations
are associated with USA.
Also affiliated with USA are
its National Women's League,
the National Federation of
Jewish Men's Clubs, Young Peo-
ple's League, the United Syna-
gogue Youth, Cantors Assembly,
Educators Assembly and Na-
tional Association of Synagogue
Administrators.
The 40th anniversary celebra-
tion will be linked with nation-
Marking the observance o I al United Synagogue sabbath
Hamisha Asar b'Shvat, Jewish `today and Saturday.
Arbor Day, at Parris Island, S.
I have blotted out, as a thick
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MAN, of Brooklyn, who planted as a cloud, thy sins-: return unto
a seedling in memory of Marines Me; for I have redeemed thee-
who have lost their lives in Ko- Isa. 44.22.
rea. Jewish Chaplain DAVID S.
HACHEN looks on.
social gathering Tuesday eve-
ning at Zionist House. Business,
movies and refreshments will be
on the agenda. A co-ed group
of members between 25 and
35, t h e organization is seek-
ing new members. For • further
information call Lillian Fron at
TO. 5-5127 or at Zionist House,
TO. 8-9413.
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Names Purim Programs
Purim will be marked by the
Temple Beth El Religious School
with special plays and mas-
querade parties, the first of
which will be held this Sunday
morning by the primary depart-
ment. Other parties will be held
by the confirmation department,
Feb. 28, and intermediate and
high school on March 1.
On Sunday and again on
March 1, the intermediate dra-
matic group will present Soifer's
"A Merry Good Purim," directed
by Lois Gordon.
In the cast are David Jackson, Joel
Greenberg, Bert Newman. Peggy Meyer,
Sara Jane Greenberg, Susan Winton,
Barbara Schon, Linda Smiler, Linda
Lovinger, Gail Cohen, Wendy Serwer,
Barbara Quint and Andra Winkelman.
Following the play, children
will march in a Shushan fashion
parade. Pictures will be -taken of
each class.
On Feb. 28, the confirmation
dramatic group will present
Milestone's "Shushan Boys," di-
rected by Harold Milner.
In the east are Jerome Weiss, Paula
Jackson, Peter Quint, Louis Stern, Karl
Ecker, Keith Shwayder, Lorry Wisok,
Janet Bing. Myra Lakoff, Barbara Roth-
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All young married people in
the community are invited to
attend the first social event
planned by the Young Married
Group of Temple Israel.
A membership dance, the af-
fair will be held at 9 p.m., Sun-
day, in the Temple youth hall.
The music of Ben Katzman will
be featured for dancing. In-
stallation of officers will be
held during intermission, and
entertainment has been planned.
Eligible for membership in
the organization are all couples,
provided one of the spouses is
under the age of 35. Future
programs will include a speaker,
pot luck supper and community
relations program.
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For Young Israel Banquet
Harry Levine has been ap-
pointed journal co-chairman in
charge of the 30th anniversary
banquet of Young Israel, an-
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chairman. The banquet will be
held May 24 at the Latin Quay-
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