THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Mo'os Hitim Needs, Passover Aid
to Israeli Poor, Urged by Mizachi

Pursuing a traditional pol-
icy of providing aid for Is-
rael's underprivileged for
Passover, adhering to the
Mo'os Hitim precedents fol-
lowed by the religious Zion-
ist movement, Detroit Miz-
rachi-Hapoel HaMizrachi
this week issued an appeal
for generosity towards the
fund that assures fulfillment

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of Passover needs for the
less fortunate.
Phillip Stollman, presi-
dent, and Zvi Tomkiewicz,
executive director, said in
their appeal to the commu-
nity that the economic hard-
ships in Israel during the
present economic transition
period necessitate the ex-
penditure of larger funds for
Passover Mo'os Hitim.
They stated that $15 and
$25 food certificates would
again be distributed to the
needy. The tickets are
redeemable at the 11 Super
Sol markets in Israel.

"Devaluation and in-

Woloks Celebrate 50 th

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan (Es-
ther) Wolok will celebrate
their 50th wedding anniver-
sary Feb. 12. A family cele-
bration will take place Sun-
day. Celebrations also are
planned in Florida, and the
couple will take a trip to
Israel later this year in hon-
or of the occasion.
The Woloks are' the par-
ents of William, Sanford and
Darlene, and they have nine
grandchildren.
The Woloks were married
Feb. 12, 1928 at the former
Beth Abraham synagogue
on East Palmer Ave. Rab-
bis Isaac Stollman and Yo-
sef Thumin officiated.

flation have contributed to-
wards the increased eco-
nomic pressures, adding to
the urgency of our appeal,"
Tomkiewicz said. "We are
compelled by the vast list of
needy in our files to ask for
increased gifts in line with
Greater Detroit Jewey's
ro
genesity.
The provisions
we offer assure a kosher
Passover for those we are
prepared to assist."

Stollman added to the
Tomkiewicz appeal with a
personal message in which
he commended the labors of
the executive director and
pointed out that Zvi Tom-
kieWicz this year marks the

Born in RIssia, Mr. Wolok
came to the U.S. in 1920,
while his wife, also born in
. Russia, came here in 1913.

Wolok is the assistant di-
rector of the Hebrew Ben-
evolent Society. He was
president from 1957 to 1958
of the society and from 1950
to 1957 was chairman of
Hebrew Memorial Park. He
formerly was in the scrap
metal business, and
an owned
Nate Wolok Scrap Metal.
He has been president of
the Radomer Aid Society
for the past 10 years and is
its current president. He is
a member and past presi-
dent of Cong. Bnai Zion,
past president of the former

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30th anniversary of his serv-
ices with Mizrachi and as
executive director of Detroit
Friends of Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity.
"This is an occasion to
honor our dedicated direc-
tor, and added aid for the
Passover Mo'os Hitim Fund
will be a means of showing
our gratitude for his la-
bors," Stollman said. "Mr.
Tomkiewicz has earned the

appreciation and affection

of all of us for the dedica-
tion with which he devotes
himself to our sacred
Cause."

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In 129, Wolok was treas-
urer of the House Council of
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter and received the Cen-
ter's Loved Award. He was
the organizer of the Center's
Ben Bey • Athletic . Club on
whose team played bas-
ketball and baseball. He
also played in the Center
league.
Mrs. Wolok is a member

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Plans

'Hatikva Drive'

The Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundatiou, at the Univer-
sity of MicEigan will hold its
Hatikva Campaign Kickoff 8
p.m. Monday in the under-
graduate library multi-
purpose room.
Guest speaker will be
Rev. John Grauel, • who is
noted for his efforts on be-
half of Israel. On Tuesday,
the foundation will conduct
the Jewish Expo in the
Union ballroom. The all-day
event will feature entertain-
ment, workshops, independ-
ent groups, a book sale and
more.

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Artist Linda Novetsky
Mendelson will open an ex-
hibit of her wa,tercolors and
drawings at a reception - 7
p.m. Sunday at the Oak
Park Library. The exhibit
will run through Feb. 11.
The public is invited.

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of Fannie Gluck Chapter,
American Mizrachi Women;
sunshine co Chairman and
past treasurer of the Rado-
mer Aid Society; a member
of the Cong. Bnai Zion Sis-
terhood and a past vice
president; a member of
Primrose Benevolent Club;
and assists in the annual
Blue Box clearance for the
Jewish National Fund.

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