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sents an evening of Israeli sing-
inn and dancing at the Beth Is-
rael Synagogue.
The dance program, to be per-
formed in a theater-in-the-
round, will consist of three
themes: pastoral love scenes,
land and war, Chana Stiebel, a
native Israeli, is director and
choreographer of the group.
The Hamachol choir includes
Israeli boys and girls who are
studying in American colleges.
Last year the Hamachol Group
performed for a Flint audience
of 400 people. Recently the
group presented a half - hour
performance on television in
Detroit.
- Harry J. Binder is in charge
of arrangements for the affair.
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PISGAH CHAPTER will pre-
sent its dramatic group in a one-
act comedy, "Mother of the
Bride," at 8:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, at Holiday Manor.
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A day-night double-header is
planned by PISGAH LODGE
for this Sunday, commencing
with the annual children's party
at 2 p.m, at Parkside Hall, 3119
Fenkell. Bob Weiss, a magician,
will head the entertainment,
and there will be prizes and
refreshments. At 8:30 p.m., a
games party is planned at the
same location. Prizes and re-
freshments will be featured.
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The Bible Study Group of
the GREATER DETROIT WO-
MEN'S COUNCIL will celebrate
Purim with an oneg shabbat at
1:30 p.m., Saturday, in the home
of Mrs. Joseph Rodman, 18234
Woodingham. Mrs. Sylvia Wohl-
man will give a monologue on
Queen Esther, and the choral
group will render several holi-
day selections.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
LODGE and CHAPTER w ill
hold a Purim masquerade party
at 9 p.m., Sunday, at Beth Ara-
ham Synagogue. Dancing to the
music of Eddie King and his or-
chestra will be featured, and
there will be refreshments and
prizes. Prospective members are
invited. For information, call
Mollie Sayles, Chapter chair-
man, or Al Berger, Lodge chair-
man.
More than six pounds of meat
and an increase in the vege-
table fat contents mark - this
year's special CARE Passover
package through which Ameri-
cans can share the coming holi-
days with relatives and friends
in Israel.
The package, offered at $12,
with customs free d eliv e r y
guaranteed, contains 45 ounces
of beef and 30 ounces of veal,
both in natural juices, in addi-
tion to 24 ,ounces of table-ready
beef loaf. Vegetable shortening
has been increased from one to
two pounds, and another addi-
tion is 14 ounces of olive oil.
The contents of CARE's Pass-
over package are certified as
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Ostrow Social Club
Orders may be forwarded to
CARE, 660 First Avenue, New Marks 20th Year
York 16, or through Detroit
Having recently celebrated
Mizrachi.
its 20th anniversary, the Ostrow
Social C 1 u b has announced
plans to continue to dedicate
Pharmacists to Host
itself to . increased communal
Hebrew Univ. Advisor participation
in the years ahead.
Unwilling to remain a self-
Hebrew University national
advisor I. M. Ostrum will be centered family club, as its pur-
guest speaker at the Monday pose was originally when it was
night dinner meeting of the formed, the Ostrow club has
Aesculapian Pharmacertical As- contributed generously to com-
sociation and its ladies auxil- munal activities since 1936.
iary, at 7:30 p.m., in the Labor
The club, which meets bi-
Zionist Center, 19161 Schaefer. monthly, enthusiastically has
At the event, APA president contributed to the Allied Jew-
Michial Wainer will present the ish Campaign, Jewish National
guest with the association's an- Fund, Histadrut, Red Cr o s s,
nual check towards fulfillment United FoundationT w is h
of a $25,000 pledge for building Home for Aged and other
of a Hebrew University phar- worthy causes.
macy school.
Its membership includes the
Ostrum is recipient of t h
Morris, Meyer, Max and Joe
Distinguished Alumni Award of Ostrows, Ben Reitors, J a c k
the Temple University School of Eklers, Nathan Razunivas, 'Jack
Pharmacy. A member of the Lipowitzes, Mrs. I. Milstein and
American Friends of the Israeli Mrs. Louis Weinstein. They
Hebrew University, he has re- have made extensive purchases
cently returned from Israel.
of U.S. and Israel Bonds, and
For dinner reservations, call foster servicemen's morale by
Mr. Katzman, UN. 2-9428, or sending regular packages t o
TO. 8-0608.
them.
ssin, brother of the bride, ments comn i ittee, sold 1,500,000
worth of W.5.r ,Bonds during the
ed.
After a month in Florida, the last war.
Past presidents who were
couple will reside on Kipling
honored at the dinner in-
Ave., in Oak Park, Mich.
cluded Morris Schlar, Isadore
Perschick, Abraham Paull,
Dave Boltin, Morris Schwartz,
Albert Klavons, A. J. Katz,
Isadore Cohen, Dave Weiner
The annual Purim party (5 f Louis Gorelick, Louis Levine,
the TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S Harry Laker, Aam Rosenberg,
CLUB is planned for 8 p.m., Louis Markow and Hyman
Sunday, it is announced by Ben- Lipsitz.
Louis Markow was toastmas-
jamin Bagdade, president. Fea-
tured for members, their fami- ter at the dinner. G u e s t
lies and friends will be games, speakers included Joseph Bern-
prizes, songs and holiday re- stein, Philip Slomovitz, John W.
Wise, and Hyman Lipsitz, the
freshments. -
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society's president.
It was reported that the
Meyer Levin, author of the
urr•en t best - seller "Com- Pinsker, during the 30 years
of community services, contri-
pulsion" a n d
buted $1716,930 to numerous
numerous
causes, Israel topping the list.
other books,
The causes aided included the
will be guest
Allied. Jewish Campaign, Red
lecturer at a
Cross, City of Hope, Jewish Na-
program spon-
tional Fund, War Relief, Jewish
sored by t h e
Labor Committee, Child Res-
Men's Club of
cue Fund, Hebrew Benevolent
Temple Beth
Society, needy members, sick
El at 8:30 p.m.,
benefit funds, endowments, lo-
March 25 in
cal and national yeshivot, Con-
the Brown Me-
sumptive Relief Society, Mo'os
morial Chapel.
Hitim, March of Dimes and a
He will speak
number of other movements.
on "Why I
In observance of the 30th
Wrote "Com-
anniversary, the Pinsker dis-
pulsion." T h e
Levin
public is invited at no charge. tributed $1,000 to Israel USO,
Kupat Holim, March of Dimes,
Heart Foundation, Jewish Na-
Odessa Aid to Celebrate tional Fund, Mo'os Hitim, Red
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Forty-Fifth Anniversary
Forty=five years as an organ-
ization will be celebrated by the
OdesSa Progressive Aid Society
with an April 28 dinner-dance at
the Rainbow Terrace, on -Wy-
oming.
The banquet committee in-
cludes Harry Lewis, chairman;
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Rabbi Simon Noveck will dis-
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"How to Moderate a Meeting"
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