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Carol Barnett Wed Bnai Brith Will Hold Its Annual Israel Bond Celebrations in May
to Robert Koz,low
All Bnai Brith lodges and of the Council Executive Com- Greenberg Center. Joining with Lodge and Chapter, Rex and
chapters in the Detroit metro-

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MRS. ROBERT KOZLOW

Carol Joan Barnett, daughter
of the. late Dr. Saul E. Barnett
and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 01-
lesheimer of Rue Versailles
Ave., Oak Park, was wed to Ro-
bert Allen Kozlow, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Kozlow of
Stratford Ave. in a candlelight
ceremony April 12 at Temple
Israel.
Rabbi Leon Fram officiated.
The bride wore an original
Bianci gown of ivory peau de
soie with appliquae of French
Alencon lace, embroidered with
tiny seed pearls. The front panel
of the gown matched the detail
of the bodice. The shoulder-
length veil was made of ivory ill-
usion tulle and held in place by
an ivory pill box of Alencon
lace.
Mrs. Richard Kozlow, sister-
in-law of the bridegroom, was
maton of honor. Miriam Schwartz
was a bridesmaid and pages were
four nices of the bridegroom,
Amy, Abby, Julie and Jenny
Kozlow. Richard Kozlow served
his brother as best man. Ushers
were Bernard Friedman, Ira
Silver, George Panagos, Nat
Felsenfeld and Jack Lafer.
A reception and dance fol-
lowed the ceremony at Temple
Israel. The couple departed for
a honeymoon at Miami Beach,
Fla. They will reside at 15342
W. Ten Mile, Oak Park.

mittee and with the full accord Marshall will be Block Lodge
politan area will hold their an- of the Israel Bond. Organization, and Chapter, Israel Lodge and
nual "Salute to Israel" pro- the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Chapter, Handler-East Side,
grams in May. The Bnai Brith Brith Council at its delegates Morgenthau, Motor City, Oak
Israel Anniversary celebrations meeting voted to shift the an- Woods, Stone and. Yuster-Ro-
which will coincide with Isra- nual Bnai Brith Israel Bond senberg Lodges.
el's Independence month, will Campaign from the month of The Albert Einstein Lodge
be in behalf of Israel Bonds.
December to the month of May. and Chapter will be hosts at an
Elias Goldberg has been ap-
"We recognize that all change Israel celebration on May 12
pointed s p e -
is difficult but the Council is at the S'holem Aleichem Insti-
cial Israel An-
confident that this particular tute, 19350 Greenfield. Joining
niversary cam-
shift in our Israel Bond Cam- in the celebration will be Tuck-
paign chai r-
paign schedule will result in er. Detroit Lodge and Chapter,
man for the
long range benefits to Bnai Centennial, Brandeis, Her zl
Bnai Brith
Brith and to Israel."
drive. Morris ;.
Direnfeld,
Marshall, Einstein and Pisgah Beth El Youth Collect
Bnai Brith
Lodges, which won the Bnai Toys for State Home
Council presi-
Brith Council Israel Bond Tro-
The Youth Group of Temple
dent; Elias
phies for 1961, have been de- Beth El is holding a toy-drive
Goldberg and
signated as host lodges for the for the Coldwater State Home
Sam Bank,
three Bnai Brith Israel Anni- and Training School. Youth
versary celebrations.
Council Israel
Direnfeld
groupers will collect the toys on
chairman, have issued the fol-
Marshall Lodge and Chapter Monday.
lowing statement:
will be hosts at an Israel Night
For pickup, contact: Ted
"Upon the recommendation program on May 6 at the Hayim Dizik, LI 7-0071.

Zager.
Pisgah Lodge and Chapter
will be hosts at an Israel cele-
bration on May 21 at the Hayim
Greenberg Center.
Joining Pisgah in the celebra-
tions will be Donald Fox Lodge
and Chapter, Jacobson, Harry
B. Keidan Lodge and Chapter,
Frenkel, Livonia. Suburban,
Sam Grant (the newest Lodge)
Tikvah and B. and P.. Chapter.

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Beth Abraham Presents or Tsum Lachen'

The comedy team of Phil Ford
and Mimi Hines plus Ricky Lane
and Velvel will headline the
Beth Abraham Synagogue bene-
fit revue "Nor Tsum Lachen
(Just for 'Laughs)" 8:30 p.m.
Sunday at Ford Auditorium.
Also in the cast are Totie
Fields, Yvonne Moray. Howard
Lear, Blackie Shackner and the
Hal Gordon Orchestra.
The new cast replaces one or-
iginally scheduled with Jackie

Pioneer Women
Hold Passover
Oneg Shabbat

Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women will hold its traditional
Passover Oneg Shabbat 1 p.m.
Saturday at the Hayim Green-
berg_ Center, according to Mrs.
Sam Fishman, culture chairman.
Mrs. Norman Leemon, Coun-
cil president, will highlight the
program with a review and eval-
uation of the Jewish writer
Mendele Moches Sforim. Mrs.
Irene Pianin will sing a selec-
tion of Israeli songs.
Author Views Arab
Dimona and Golda Myerson
World Development chapters will hostess the after-
noon and serve Passover re-
"It took Europe 400 years to freshments during the social
reach that apogee of its re- hour. Friends are invited.
markable expansion to other con-
tinents. Now the burst of energy
that propelled Europe seems to
be stirring the new nations and
states created out of Europe's
overseas domains."
But the process of subjection
and liberation has quickened,
writes Monroe Berger in "The
Arab World Today," published
by Doubleday. Dr. Berger cites
the British rule of the American
colonies for 200 years and Span-
ish rule in South America for
300 years. But it was only 60 to
65 years from British occupa-
tion of Egypt in 1882 until the
end of British influence in Jor-
dan and Iraq somewhere in the
1950s. However, Western influe-
nce on the Arab world has been
profound and no facet of Arab
life can be considered apart
from it, although the strong im-
pulse for change comes from the
Arabs themselves.

Mason, unable to make an ap-
pearance at this time.
Meyer Lullove is general
chairman of the revue. Assisting
him are Philip Rosenzweig, Alex

Rubin, Irving Goldfarb and Bert
Kanarek. For tickets, call Lul-
love, UN 2-1470. Tickets are
KOSHER FOR
also available at the synagogue,
Ford Auditorium, Grinnell's
PASSOVER
downtown and Marwil Book
Shaarey Zedek Men's Store at Northland.
BUT . . . for the year"
Proceeds from the show,
Club to Be Feted by
sponsored by the Men's Club, ; 'round — they can't be
will be used to renovate the in-'
Federation at Parley
q
beua t for freshness and
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tenors of the main sanctuary
The National Federation of and social ha and help to maim ii
lity
Jewish Men's Clubs will hon- tain the synagogue's religious
or the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club and cultural activities.
at the 33rd Annual Convention
to be held April 29 to May 2
at the Concord Hotel, Kiamesha
Lake, N.Y.
We Wish All Our
A plaque will be presented to
the Men's Club for more than
25 years of affiliation with the
Friends and Customers
National Federation, and its de-
votion to the tradition and ser-
vice to the congregation in ad-
A Joyous Passover
vancing the ideals of Judaism.
Those who plan to attend the
convention and ceremonies are
George C. Parzen, president;
Leonard Baron. Allen Charlip,
Morton Grass, Samuel Harvith,
I. Murray Jacobs, Abe Katzman,
Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
Meyer Shugerman, Dr. Bert Solo-
mon, Abe Satovsky, honorary
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president of the National Fed-
eration of Jewish Men's Clubs;
and their wives.
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Center Players Will
Present 'House of
Bernarda Alba'

The Center Theater Players,
under the direction of Errol
Fortin, have chosen to highlight
the season with Garcia Lorca's
classic, "The House of Bernarda
Alba."
Heading an all-women cast are
Ruth Bonura, Beverly Markowitz,
Brenda Abramson, Lorraine
Pearlman, Elizabeth Phelan, Su-
san Gaynes, Shelly Savitt, And-
rea Shapiro, Ethel Levine and
Sandra Rubin. Sets are by Ben
Glicker.
Performances will be held May
5-6 and May 12-13 at the Center.

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