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Israel's A atom Quartet to Appear
at JNF Women's Donor Tea Jan. 26
omen's
Farband Branch to Hear
Analysis of Book Shmot
"An Analysis of the Book
Shmot" will .be given by Movsas
Goldoftas, director of the Hayim
Greenberg Hebrew-Yiddish Shule
8:30 p.m. Saturday .at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH
The lecture, sponsored by Far-
PTA will hold a board meeting 8:30 band Branch 114, is open to the
p.m. Wednesday at the home of public. Refreshments will be
Mrs. Arthur Gold, 15231 Oak Park served.
Blvd, Oak Park.
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DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
For the HY Spot
City of Hope, will meet 8:30 p.m.
Of Your Affair
Monday at Imperial Caterers. A
Music by
panel discussion by members of
"Recovery. Inc." will be held. Hus
.
bands invited. This will be the
And His Orchestra
final opportunity to make reserva-
(Hy Utchenik)
tions for the New Year's Eve party.
For reservations, call Mrs. Louis
342-9424
Markle, DI 1-3644.
• Distinctive Ceremonies
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• Specialty!
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
meet 12:30 p.m. Monday ; at the
Cluhs
Hy , Herman
AYALONS QUARTET FROM ISRAEL.
The Ayalons, a quartet from Is-
mel, stars of stage, television and'
radio, who sing, dance, mug and
kid, will be the feature of the
forthcoming donor tea of the
Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Na -1
tional Fund, Jan. 26, 12:30 p.m. at
Temple. Israel.
Some 1,500 Detroit women are
expected to attend the 34th annual
event, which will culminate several
months of intensive campaigning.
in behalf of Jewish National Fund
pro gram of 1 d reclamation.
Recognition will be given to I
those whose contribution of $300
or more made possible the per-
manent inscription of their names, j
or that of loved one, or of organi- I
nations, on the special project,1
"The Pillars of Courage," which I
was launched by the JNF Auxil- [
iary at its donor. a year ago. The
goal this year. according to Mrs.
Pearl Nosa.n, donor chairman, is to
while appearing before the Israeli
Army in the Sinai Campaign of
1956.
Leo Fuld. owner of Cafe Sahbma
in New York, sent for the group
signing them to a two month con-
tract at his club and extending it
to a full year. After this engage-
ment they performed _in the most
'famous hotels, nightclubs and con-
cert halls all over the U.S.A. and
Canada.
Mrs. Morris Kutinsky is presi-
dent of the Auxiliary and Mrs.
Samuel Baker is program chair-
man.
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MISHKAN ISRAEL SISTER-
HOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday
in the synagogue. On the program
are two films from the Michigan ;
Cancer Foundation. "Breath of
Fresh Air" and "Habit fbr Life''.
Guests invited. Refreshments will
be served.
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ACHIEZER will meet 9 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gloria
El' Chonen, 14451 Vernon, Oak
Park. A representative of the Red
Asthma Victims to Benefit
From 'Dear Me' Showing Cross will present a program on
Northwest Detroit and New Life
chapters of the Children's Asthma
Research Institute and Hospital
will sponsor a benefit showing of
"Dear Me, The Sky Is Falling,"
starring Gertrude Berg, Jan. 12 at
the Fisher Theater.
For tickets at box office prices,
call Mrs. George Frank, VE 6-1897,
Mrs. William Sklar, 544-8404, or
Mrs. Albert Dunn, LI 8-7884.
Proceeds will go toward rehabili-
tation of pulmonary cripples at the
hospital-home and toward asthma;
allergies research.
see the Pillars of Courage rise to
altnost their full height, by reach-
ing the first 100 "Charter Subscrib-
ers" on the Pillars.
The Ayalons have gained prom-
inence first in the Israeli War of
Liberation in 1948. Several boys
burst out in fiery song elevating
the morale of the small number of
soldiers defending the Valley of
4yalon, thereby initiating the for- Zhitomir Progressive Aid
mation of this quartet.
toMark Its 35th Year
Zhitomir Progressive Aid So-
The Ayalons' harmonizing tal-
ents became known to young and ciety will celebrate its 35th anni-
old alike throughout Israel winning versary at a banquet 6:30 p.m.
Ouch recognition that in a few Sunday at Oak Manor Caterers.
The philanthropic-social group,
short years the group produced 13
programs which included parodies
on plays such as Othello, Hadibuk
and Three Penny Opera. Chosen to
appear in a permanent program on
the "Kol Israel" radio station they
Simultaneously won over the en-
tire public with the L.P. records.
Life • Magazine photographed one
of their • unforgettable perform-
ances in the middle of the desert i
home of Mrs. Philip. Lowell, 12946
Santa Clara. Dessert luncheon will
be served. Program Chairman Mrs.
Sidney Tauber will introduce Mrs.
Walter Seligson, who will show
pictures of her recent trip to the
World's Fair. Mrs. Sol A. Miller
will preside.
founded by members from the area
around Zhitomir, Ukraine. is a con-
tributor to a number of communal
causes, such as the Allied Jewish
Campaign, United Foundation, His-
tadrut, American Red Cross, Red
Mogen David of Israel and the
Jewish National Fund.
Special guests at the banquet
will be children of the members.
Israel Bonds Reach $2,200,000 Mark
sv%
L.
At the Israel Bond Big Day final cash collection affair of the
year, held Sunday were (from left) seated: Mesdames Louis M. Elli-
man, Chen chairman; Max StolLman, honorary women's division Chair-
man; David Pollack, sponsor chairman; rear, standing, Mrs. Dan
Shapiro, sisterhood chairman; Mrs. Sid Schwartz, women's builder
ehairman, and Louis E. Levitan, Detroit director. The total of
$2,200,000 in cash Israel Bond sales during this year was reached
at the affair.
"First . Aid in the Home."
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hear a review of
Phili pRoth's" g Go" .
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Sophie Tatelman and Ruth Klemp-
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AUXILIARY will> hold a board
meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Max Stollman. 12870 ;
Burton, Oak Park.
SALE!
Women's Group to Hear
Wife of Ponevez Dean at
Children's Home Benefit
Mrs. Jose ph
enema , wife o f
the dean of Ponevez Yeshiva, Bnei
Brak, Israel. and director of the
Batei Avoth Children's Home for
Orphaned and Refugee Children,
will be principal speaker at the an-
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donor luncheon noon Jan. 5. at
Cong. Beth Yehu-
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Sponsor of the
annual luncheon
is Mrs. Anna Le
vine, in memory
of her late hus-
band, Isaac.
Mrs. Kahane-
man will reveal
plans for the
newest branch of
Mrs. Levine Batei Avoth,
which will open shortly in Ashdod-
Yam, site of the new port now be-
ing erected by the Israeli govern-
ment. An entire yeshiva city is
now being erected, and the chil-
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opportunity for youngsters from
Algeria and Morocco. Mrs. Kahane-
man recently arrived from Israel
and participated in the annual
Netzivim dinner - for sponsors in
New York City.
For reservations call Mrs. Tillie
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Levine, Detroit Mothers Committee
president, Dr 1-9061. Contributions
may be sent to Treasurer Mrs.
M. Stulberg, 18219 Midway, South-
field.
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