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Adat Shalom Synagogue will
mark Purim with events Mon-
day, Feb. 26, through Saturday
evening, March 9. The congre-
gation will participate in educa-
tion, outreach, two carnivals, a
"Mega-Megillah" family evening,
and a Purim Party plus dinner
and fund-raiser.
The Adat Shalom Sisterhood
share the spirit of Purim with fel-
low Jews from Jewish Vocation-
al Service and Kadima at its
annual Sonia Knopper Purim
Outreach Luncheon on Monday,
Feb. 26, 11:30 a.m. Nursery
School children will present a
musical program, and the Hil-
lel Day School eighth grade class
will help serve. Each guest will
receive a shalach manot bag of
gifts.
Sunday, March 3, will start off
with a family Purim celebration,
from 9-11 a.m. for religious school
students and their families.
This year the Adat Shalom
Youth Department will sponsor
two Purim carnivals, running
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March
3. "Mordechai's Marvelous Mag-
ical Museum" will feature
games,prizes, and food. Admis-
sion is free. Tickets are 25 cents
each. At the same time,
"Haman's Hide-a-Way" will offer
youngsters 2-1/2 to 5 years a
Jump Ball and all the games
they can play, with prizes for
everyone, for $5 per child. Both
carnivals are open to the com-
munity. Proceeds will benefit the
Youth Department.
The congregation is invited to
the Mega-Megillah on Monday,
March 4, beginning with a casu-
al supper at 5:45 p.m. At 6:45
p.m. there will be a creative
Megillah reading by synagogue
youth. Special entertainment will
be provided by Helayne Shaw.
The light supper is available for
purchase.
At 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 5,
the Megillah will be read again
by the Adat Shalom teens. They
include: Lisa Berenholz, Sara
Biederman, Salina Fogel, Aaron
Goodman, Rebecca Goodman,
Miriam Lieberman, Jason Miller,
Marc Miller, Eve Posen, Gabe
Rubin, Michael Schostack and
Leah Weiss.
The nursery school will create
"Purim Pizazz" with parades,
parties, mini-Megillah readings
with Cantor Howard Glantz and
entertainment by Debbie Lan-
dau and PuppetArt on March 5
and 6.
Purim Party Plus, a gala din-
ner with music and dancing, will
begin at 8 p.m. on Saturday,
March 9. Winners of the congre-
gation's annual Purim Fund-rais-
ing will be announced. A $250
ticket admits two to the March 8
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