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Ort Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Grand Style The South Nassau Long Island Region of Women's American ORT will hold its 60th Anniversary Gala on December 19 at the Oheka Castle, the 19th century home of multi-millionaire Otto Kahn, in Cold Spring Hills. Music at this black-tie ball will be provided by the Hal Hoffman Orchestra. Cocktails will be served and there will be a magnificent full course dinner. Proceeds from this evening are ear- marked to the International ORT Braude Institute of Technology now being built in Karmiel, Israel. Pictured above are the organizers of this anniver- sary celebration. Pictured left to right are: Marion Taub of Atlantic Beach, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the South Nassau L.I. Region; Susan BotVinick of Baldwin, co- chairwoman of the evening; Susan Pastreich of Old Bethpage, chairwoman of the evening; and Kay Free- man, President of the SNLI Region. Missing from the photo is Elaine Rappaport of Woodmere. co-chair- woman of the evening. Women's American ORT was founded 60 years ago by five women in a living room in Brooklyn. Today its boasts a membership of over 15,000 women nationwide and is the largest of the ORT member groups supporting the worldwide network of technical schools. Women's American ORl also con- tinues to function as a grass- roots, activist organization, advocating principles of pluralism, democracy, and individual liberties. For information on this Gala Event, or any other ORT activity, please call 593-2544 between the hours of9AM-4PM. t Masons Hold Religious Service TTrrw^ 11 M 11 Approximately 200 Masons attended the 42nd Annual Religious Services and Breakfast of the First and Second Nassau Masonic Districts on Sun- day morning, October 26, 1987. The religious service ser- vice this year was held this year at Central Synagogue officiated at the service. The service next year will be held at a local Church. Following the religious portion of the morning all the masons adjourned for Breakfast to the Salisbury onthe Green restaurant iri East Meadow. The guest speaker for the morning was Dr. James M. Shuart, president of Hofstra University. Dr. Schuart pointed out that Hofstra University, was founded on April 8, 1935 on land donated by William S. Hof- stra and Kate M. Hofstra. Mr. Hofstra was a member of Morton Lodge No. 63, Free and Accepted Masons and raised as a Master Mason in 1919. Morton Lodge was charted in 1797. Dr. Schuart gave a brief his- tory of Hofstra University and stressed its importance to the educational and cul- tural life of Nassau County. Dignitaries present were R.W. Edwin Currie, R.W. Harry WaUher, R.W. Cur- tiss T. Hess - all Grand Representatives: R.W. Bert R. W. MURRAY GOLDSTEIN; R.W. Frank Behrik; M.W. Harry Ostrov; R.W. Bert Gilberg; Dr. James, Schuart; R. W. Edward Callaghan R.W. MURRAY GOLDSTEIN; R.W. Frank Behrik; R. W. Edward W.Callaghan; R.W. Bert Gilberg; Dr. James M. Schuart. LEARN HOW ' lUJUMP-STARr flUFE. Gilberg, Past District Dep- uty Grand Master, First Nassau Masonic Dist. R.W. Edward W. Callaghan, present District Deputy Grand Master of the,First Nassau Masonic District; Murray Goldstein, Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of New York; R.W. Frank Behrick, Staff Officer of-the Second Nassau Dis- trict; R.W. John R. Prout, Senior Grand Deacon of the Grand Lodge of New York; Most Worshipful Harry Ostrov, Past Grand Master of Masons of the State of New York; R.W. Donald G. Bennet Past District Deputy Grand Master of the Second Nassau District; R.W. George Horwitz, present Staff Officer of the First Nassau Masonic District; R.W. Arthur E. Smith, Trustee of the Masonic Home and R.W. Richard Thomas, past Grand Treas- urer of the Grand Lodge of New York. R.W. Morton Weitman, past District Deputy of the Grand Lodge of New York and R.W. Allen Jimmerson were co- chairman of the Committee. W. 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