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A happy and sentimental
musical about a group of
tourists in the linty Land,
"Milk and Honey" will be
presented by Center Theater
in celebration of Israel's 25th
anniversary Dec. 3-17 at the
Jewish Center. Tickets are
still on sale at the cashier's
office.
The Jewish Center board of
directors is sponsoring the
opening night performance in
honor of Israel's anniversary.
The score by Jerry Her-
man, who also wrote "Hello
Dolly" and "Mame", fea-
tures such hits as "Milk and
Honey," "Shalom," "I Will
Follow You," "That Was
The fellow who is first to
butt in is the first to back
out.
TO PARTY FAVOR
INSTANT COLOR
PHOTO BUTTONS
FRAMED PHOTOS
PHOTO KEY CHAINS
PHOTO MIRRORS
Yesterday" and the Molly
Picon numbers, "Chin Up
Ladies" and "Hymn to
Ilymie." The Israel govern-
ment congratulated Herman
and co-writer Duct Apell for
their portrayal of Israel "in
modern dress," not as a be-
sieged nation.
Jocelyn Krieger, gypsy
orchestra leader, is musical
director. Assistant Jewish
Center dance director Denise
Szkula Ls choreographer.
Performances are Dec. 3,
5-7, 9-10, 12.14, 16 and 17, at
8:30 p.m.: with a 7:30 p.m.
curtain on Sundays. There is
a 2:30 p.m. matinee and a
evening performance,
7:30
Dec. 17.
For ticket information, call
341-4200, ext. 223 weekday
mornings.
artist LEO
V. KUSCHEL will be on dis-
play at the Mercy College of
Detroit student center through
Thursday. Kuschel is presi-
dent of the Northwest Detroit
Art Patrons and a member
of the Michigan Water Color
Society and the Water Coloz
Society of Alabama.
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Dec. 2. Bernard Isaacs. Dec. 2.
the-world trip at a
meeting uka
of the Detroit women's disc distinguished Hebrew author
and educator. wit be feted by The will of the people is
sion of the American Jewish
1 Congress noon Dec. 7 at the Cong. Beth Achim. the lie‘t law -- I.! S. Grant
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MISS ANDREA KAY
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Monday went
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World Zionist Organization, marked
the 30th anniversary
of ghetto uprisings in Nazi-
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10022. occupied Europe. Shown
were more than 100 photo-
. graphs on a 32-panel display.
Jacob Stein, chairman of
the Conference of Presidents
of Major American Jewish
Organizations, declared that
,the photos "refresh in a dra•
matic manner memories of
events which time' , tends to
blur and events of history
tend to soften. We dare not
permit this (blur) to hap.
pen."
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A writer of short stories in
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new members, will he the of which have been published
guests of American Jewish in Israel.
Mr. Isaacs continues to at-
Congress, and the luncheon
tend Sabbath services reg-
charge will be waived.
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at Beth Achim, where
Mrs. Philip Rader, presi-
dent, stated that American he has been a member for
Jewish Congress is concerned many years.
with local and international
interests, among them sup-
port of Israel: maintenance
of the Louise Waterman Wise
Youth Hostel in Jerusalem;
and concern with the plight
of Soviet Jewry.
Mrs. George Rubin, execu-
live vice president and pro-'
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