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influenced your Jewish life. Was it someone
from Hebrew school or yeshiva or Sunday
school, somee to. whoin you probably gave
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how friends gathered for long, in-
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holidays for women, since females
are not allowed to do mundane work
on rosh chodesh.
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morrow night, Dec. 3. Why not make
life a little easier for your wonder-
fill mother or wife and let her really
enjoy the holiday? Volunteer to take over
the chore mom most loathes, and let
her sit, and rest while you do all the
work.
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masks on Purim. To make greggers, use
papier-mache and newspaper strips over
balloons; pop the balloons when papier-
mache has dried. Fill with beans or pop-
corn kernels, then use masking tape to
close bottom. Decorate with paint,.,,feath-
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or matzah as a layering in lasagna, : your great-uncle Charlie made a living when
Road in West Bloomfield. Evergreen trees
or matzah with raw onions (just thinking i he first settled here, you're likely to find that
are good to start with as they grow quickly,
about it is enough to give you bad breath) : information in the library's old city &recto-
are fairly easy to care for and attract many
anymore! This Pesach, how about having a : ries.
birds.
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to try: matzah dipped in chocolate with :
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rable gefilte fish or her cholent, or the way • in caramel spread.