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hsrim €m^l¥&l at BJ. slated Sunday mmisig
The Sixth Annual Purim Carnival' will, be held on- Sunday, March 1, at 10:15 a.m., iii the auditorium of Beth Israel syna-gogue.v.A-special panel of judges
will award i)rizes to children wearing best costumes. There will also be booths of special Purimgam.es for the children to play, and chances to win prizes. Special Purim treats will be dis-
tributed by Beth Israel sisterhood.
'All children are .asked to meet in their classrooms at 10:15 a.m., and parents are asked to proceed to the auditorium.' "
There will be no Religious school classes on Sunday morning. Children will be dismissed at 12 noon.
Rabbi Jacobovifz to sp@dk af BJ.
Rabbi Arthur A. Jacobovitz, director of Hillel Foundation and instructor at University of Washington, will be guest speaker at Congregation Beth Israel on March 1. This lecture is spon-
sored by Beth Israel Couples* club and Adult Education committee., Rabbi Jacobovitz- will speak on "Judaism vs. Hellen-
ism.'
The lecture will be given at 8:30 p.m. in the Maccabee, room, and the public is invited-to at^ tend. There will be no admission, charge.
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of Duty J' ,
Thinking about it makes a fellow*s throat feel a little dry.
Will his voice hold up as he reads from the Tor ah and Haftorah?
Then, there's the party after.
His family, cousins and friends mil be there.
That speech he's been writing and rewriting.
Does it sound corny? - Should he change it now?
No.
He'll just stand up like he planned and make a special pledge to live up ' to the highest ideals of his faith.
After his first public speech, 9^ the fun part.
Opening his presents with *Hhe gangJ^
One thing sure.
. If he lives to he 100, his 13th birthday has to be the topper.
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