Pioneer "omen, s pring I ance
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enowne A rtist
am urger-A 0 e
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Rites Set for Summer
Starting Tuesday

Abbo Ostrowsky, renowned

Russian artist, will appear at
the opening of a Detroit ex-
hibition of his works, on Tues-
day at the Anna L. Werbe Gal-
leries, 19458 Livernois.
Ostrowsky is the founder of
the famed Educational Alliance
Art School in New York. Aca-
demy director from 1914 until
1955, he was influential in the
work of important contemporary

Busily making plans for the annual Spring Dance of the
Detroit Council of Pioneer Women, which -is held in conjunc-
tion with World Jewish Child Day, are left to right, standing,
Mesdames JACK GOSMAN, dance chairman; JULIUS TA TEL-
MAN, social co-chairman; SIMON KARBAL, award chair-
inan; and WILLIAM KATZ, ticket chairman. Not pictured are
Mesdames Frank Rath, co-chairman with Mrs. Leemon; Isa-
dore Cohen, social chairman; and Harry Mondry, funds vice-
president. The dance will be held April 13, at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, with Dick Stein and his orchestra furnishing, the
music: Child Day activities will conclude with a children's
theater party April 24, at the Westown Theater.

artists _ who studied there as
Jacob 'Epstein, Jo Davidson,
Chaim Gross, William Auerback
Levy and Elias Newman.
Ostrowsky received his earliest
formal art training at . the Royal
Academy of Art in Odessa, Rus-
sia. - At the turn of the century
he became assistant director of
the People's 'Traveling Art Ex-
hibit which toured western
Europe.
Forced to flee from the Rus-
sian massacre of 1905, he arrived
in America, where he studied

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luncheon is planned for Tues-
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has been doing free lance work
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graduating from Wayne State
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THE LIVONIA JEWISH
COMMUNITY GROUP w i 11
meet on Saturday at the home of
Marvin and Sandra Cohen,
32039 McKenzie, -Nankin Town-
ship. A Passover program is
planned. New members are wel-
come. For information, call
GA 2-0'799.
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COHEN FAMILY CLUB will
meet at 8 p.m., Sunday, at the
home of Mrs. Rose Miller, 3380
Collingwood. At a recent club
meeting, Mrs. Belle Cohen was
appointed sunshine chairman.
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HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA-
TIONAL CLUB will meet at
7:30 p.m., Monday, at Parkman
Branch Library, 1766 Oakman
Blvd., when Fr. Clement Kern,
of Holy Trinity Parish, will
moderate a discussion of - "Rack-
eteering within the 'Labor
Unions."

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Berman Branch of the United
Hebrew Schools and the Bnai
Moshe School.
The new Institute will be
able to accommodate more chil-
dren than presently may be en-
rolled in the school.
The Sholem Aleichem Nur-
sery is now accepting applica-
tions for - September registra-
tion in the new school. Since
the number of nursery chil-
dren is limited, parents should
make immediate inquiries.
The new building will con-
tain five classrooms, a library
and a large - auditorium • and
stage and will be backed by a
large play-ground. The Institute
will maintain its own adjacent
parking lot.
The Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute invites the community to
come to its present headquar-
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the final plans of the new
building, which will be com-
pleted in time for the opening
of school in September.
For further information, call
DI. 1-2552.

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the Sholem Aleichem Institute,
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Ins titute,
school and
nursery, w ill
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April 28th.
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at 'the National Academy of
Design in New York. Shortly
afterward he began the Educa-
tional Alliance School by procur-
ing use of a club room in a
New York Settlement House.
The school, now in different

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quarters, is a chapter of the
American Federation of Art
Schools.
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The artist's work has been in
special exhibitions in New York's
Anderson Galleries, the. Balti
more Museum of Art and the

Smithsonian Institute in Wash-
ington, D.C. His paintings and
etchings have also been shown
at the Albert Victoria Museum
in London, Bibliotheque Na-

tionale in Paris, Chicago Art
Institute, Los Angeles Art Asso-
ciation, Museum of Western-Art
and Oslo Museum, among other
art museums. '
His work is in the permanent
collections of the Library • of
Congress, Washington, D.C., New
York Public Library, Biblio-
theque Nationale, Paris, Museum
of Western Art Tel Aviv Mu-
seum and other noted collec-
tions.
A member of the Society of
American Etchers and the Ar-
tists League of America, he is
recipient of the Kate W. Arms
prize_ for meritorious work. .
His "Pennsylvania Farm" and
"Rockefeller Center Excavation"
are in the Library of: Congress;
"CObblestone Stairway," in the
Gregg Collection at _ Lincoln
University, Nebraska, and "Brac-
ing Subway Excavation" in the
American Federation of Labor,
Washington, D.C.'

Rokeach Offers Free
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Responding to popular de-
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manufacturers of 86 Passover
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free copies of_ "Savory Passover
Recipes" and "8-Day Passover
Menu," 3'5 recipes and complete
breakfast, luncheon and dinner
menus, plus "quick-trick" sug-
gestions for the Passover week.
The booklets give prescriptions
for traditional Passover favorites
like chremzel, fluffy knaidlach,
Gan -Eden cake, and new dishes
developed and carefully tested
in the Rokeach Test Kitchens.
Write I. Rokeach & Sons, Inc.,
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