Chairmen of Special Projects for
JWV Motorama Ball Novicoff-Hoffman
JNF Women's Annual Donor Affair Climaxes Fund Drive Rites in Calif ornia

Young Music Study
Group to Talk Bach

The life and works of J. S.
Bach will be discussed by Louis
Weingarden, music composition
major at Cass high school, at a
mee e Junior Group of
Club, Sunday, at
se Prince, 23180
k. To illustrate
s and instrumen-
oup will perform
A Hanukah social

for Service Projects

Motorama Ball, the culminating,
affair of a three-month fund rais-
ing effort to support the JWV
Memorial Home and other local,
national and international proj-
ects, will be held Saturday - eve-
ning at Cobo Hall.
Hal Gordon and his orchestra
will provide the music, and prizes
will be awarded, including a 1961
Rambler American, a stereo con-
sole phonograph and a 17-inch
portable television set.
Tickets will be on sale at the
Cobo Hall ticket booth that eve-
ning, according to Michigan De-
partment Commander Gerson
Marder and Ladies Auxiliary
President Mrs. Albert Rosen.

Chairmen of special projects went into action this week to
enroll donors for the annual fund-raising campaign of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund. The drive will culminate
with the annual donor tea at Temple Israel on Jan. 31. In the
photo, from the left, are: Seated, Mesdames B. Nosanchuck, co-
chairman of the donor; William Levin, fund-raising chairman;
Irving Arlin, memoriams chairman; standing, Mesdames I. Law-
ton, ticket chairman; M. Winston, donor co-chairman, and H.
Newcorn, Sefer HaYeled. Not shown are Mesdames Jules Kraft,
Sefer Bar Mitzvah, Nathan Rosin, Golden Book, and Sidney Ravin,
special gifts.

Hadassah Gives
'Exodu's' Benefit

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
sponsor of a theater benefit
performance of "Exodus" on
Feb. 9 at the Mercury Theater,
has added Mrs. Sol Eisenberg
and Mrs. David Tabashnik to
the patron committee, accord-
ing to Mrs. Nate Schlafer, chair-
man.
Mrs. Julian Tobias, ticket
chairman, advises that all patron
seats will be assigned in order
of response to her, Mrs. Schla-
fer, patron committee members,
Mrs. David Pollack, chairman,
or the Hadassah office.

Bnai Brith's Israel
Bond Campaign Hits
Peak with 2 Events

The Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith 1960-61 Israel Bond cam-
paign will be climaxed with
Pisgah's Hanukah Israel festival,
Monday, and the "Big Seven
Combined Gala Israel Night,"
Tuesday, according to Samuel G.
Bank, Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Council Israel program
chairman.
The Hanukah festival will be
held at the Hayim Greenberg
Center. The guest star will be
Jan Bart.
On Tuesday, the "Big 7" will
stage their "Gala Israel Night"
at the Bnai Moshe Social Hall,
14390 Ten Mile W., Oak Park.

Tom Borman Honored
by Pisgah Lodge for
Beth El Young Adults
Service to Bnai Brith Celebrate Anniversary

Pisgah Lodge member Tom
Borman, president of Food Fair
Madkets, will be honored at the
Hanukah Festival for Israel pro-
gram of his lodge 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day in the Morris L. Schaver audi-
torium of the Hayim Greenberg
Center.
A plaque will be presented to
Borman for distinguished service
to Pisgah Lodge and Bnai Brith
and for philanthropic contribu-
tions to other causes, including
the State of Israel.
Entertainment will include
tenor Jan Bart, performing star
and a cantor. Also featured will
be the Israeli Trio of instrumental
and vocal artists. All member
and friends are invited to atte
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Mrs. George J. Lerner, pres-
ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund, an-
nounces that an open meeting
will be held at 12:30 p.m. next
Tuesday, at the Beth Aaron
Synagogue, Wyoming and
Thatcher, to hear a progress re-
port on the current donor drive.
Mrs. William Levin, donor
chairman, will outline the activi-
ties for the donor event, in behalf
of the American Freedom Forest
in Israel.
A Hanukah program, featuring
the JNF Dramatic Group, will be
presented, under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka.
Mesdames Abraham Goldstein,
William Hordes and Julius Lon-
don are social hostess chairmen.
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Young Adult Group of Temple
Beth El will be held at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday. All single adults be-
tween the ages of 21 and 35 are
invited to attend.
Dance music will be furnished
by the Debonairs, --and refresh-
ments will be served.

The 14th . annual "Give a Gift
to a Yank" campaign will be held
by Michigan JWV members
through Saturday. Funds will be
used toward purchasing holiday
gifts for all hospitalized vet-
erans in the hospitals throughout
Michigan.
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