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Institute of the United He-
brew Schools will open its
four-lectuie series with an ad-
dress by Maurice Samuel on
"The Legacy of Hassidism,"
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
Esther Berman Bldg., Schaefer
and Seven Mile.
The Theodore Bargmen
,Memorial Lecture series will
this year be concerned with
the influences of Hassidism on
contemporary Jewish life.
Lectures will continue every
Wednesday evening through
March 29. Mrs. Carl Schiller is
chairman of the Institute plan-
ning committee.

Temple Beth El Young
Adults Present Plays

Starting Sunday

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Annisfeld, and the Jewish Cen-
ter under Saul Horowitz and
Gerome Kamrowski. Last spring
he won top prize at the Center's
annual art students' exhibition.

Shapero School of Nursing
Graduates 28 Next Tuesday

The Young Adults Group of
Temple Beth El will present a
Among members of the sev-
Husband and wife, Francis
program of two playlets, "The
Lady of Larkspur Lotion" with enth class to be graduated by and Margaret Becker. Becker
Ralph Chicorel, Phyllis. Chicorel Shapero School of Nursing of was choir director in a Catholic
and Ady Beckerman, and "Why I Sinai Hospital are three of -spe- church for a number of years.
am a Bachelor" with R
Principal speaker at the exer-
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rel, Solomon B
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an Toy, Chinese, widow cises at 8 p.m., Tuesday, to be
Lichtman 8
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rean War. She is 30, be Miss Emilie Sargent, R. N.,
hour and
mall sons, and lives director, Detroit Visiting Nurse
low the
parents. Her father Association.
are invite
und-y.
Including the 28 of the sev-
enth class, the Shapero School
of Nursing of Sinai will have
graduated 232 since it was
founded in 1956. Graduates are
employed in 57 hospitals in the
Detroit area. There are others
practicing their profesion in
New York, New Jersey, Indiana
and Florida.

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A special program and recep-
tion will be presented at the
concluding session of the ninth
annual Synagogue Adult Insti-
tute, 10 p.m. Tuesday, in the
social hall of Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, 18000 Wyoming, it was
announced by Jay M. Rosenthal,
Institute chairman. The com-
munity is invited.
Courses offered at this Insti-
tute are co-sponsored by Adas
Shalom, Beth _ Aaron, Beth
Moses and Shaarey Zedek.
The members of the faculty
include: Rabbis Mori-is Adler,
Hyman Agress, Benjamin H.
Gorrelick, Irwin Groner, Jacob
E. Segal and R
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Irwin Cohn Plays
Leading Role for
Miami Bond Parley

MIAMI — Irwin Cohn, De-
troit communal leader, has --been
playing a leading role in prepara-
tions for the 1961 Inaugural Con-
ference for Israel Bonds, which
is meeting this week-end at the
Fontainebleau Hotel here.
Cohn is one of group of
Jewish leaders from communities
throughout the United States and
Canada who are taking the lead
in preliminary work for the con-
ference, which is bringing to-
gether 2,000 delegates from ap-
proximately 100 communities to
usher in the observance of Israel's
Bar Mitzvah anniversary.
The weekend conference will
mark the launching of the 1961
Israel Bond drive, which seeks
a total of $80,000,000 in honor
of Israel's Bar Mitzvah. Guests
of honor at the conference will
be Abba Eban, Israel's Minister
of Education and former ambas-
sador to the United States, and
Mrs. Eban.

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