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GLENN WOOD CHAPTER, Wom-
en's American ORT, will hold its -
annual "Mystery Car Rally" 8
p.m. April 29. Gail Smith is chair-
man of the rally. For tickets, call
Betty Waxman, 543-6488. Guests
ale invited. At a recent board
meeting, officers for 1972-73 were
announced. They are Gail Smith,
president; Carol Udman, June
Rubenstein, Lori Rakotz, Annie
Friedman and Sharon Dworkin,
vice presidents; Marlene Flagg,
Betty Waxman and Olivia Hamer,
secretaries; Sharon Brodsky, treas-
urer; and Sheila Ruskin, parlia-
mentarian.
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DETROIT WOMEN OF ALPHA
OMEGA will hold its election meet-
ing noon Tuesday at King's Arms
Restaurant in Southfield. Mrs.
Henry Wineman will present "Fun
With Macrame." For information,
call Linda Ruby, 388-2377, or
Arlene Faudem, 968-7357. Mrs.
Richard Williams, president, in-
vites guests.
SHALOM GROUP, Hadassah,
will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Tom Ettlinger,
6824 Woodside Trail, Birmingham.
Speakers Marilyn Betman, chair-
man of the Detroit Chapter Jewish
Defense League, and attorney
Daniel Berk, co-chairman of the
Jewish Community Council Com-
mittee on International Concerns,
will discuss "The Struggle for Jew-
ish Rights." Prospective members
and their guests are invited. For
information, call Mrs. Eric Fish-
kind, 645-0778, after 8 p.m.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Sat-
urday, at the home of 'Mrs. Mor-
ris Cooper, 10505 LaSalle, Hun-
tington Woods. Mrs. Frieda Lee-
mon, Pioneer Women National
Moetzet Hapoalot chairman, will
speak on "How to Have a Baby
the Pioneer Women Way!" Mrs.
Ruth Miller, president, and Mrs.
Mary Koretz, program chairman,
invite guests.
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HEIGHTS GROUP, Hadassah,
will present its final program of
its Second Tuesday series "What
Every Woman Should Know,"
noon Tuesday at the Sutton Place
club house. Prof. Jason Tickton
will present a musical program
and lecture on the Jewish music
of Leonard Bernstein . New mem-
bers will be welcome. A gift will
be presented to each new member
and her -sponsor.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB will meet 8 p.m. Monday at
the Zionist Cultural Center. Hus-
bands are welcome. Mrs. Louis
Friedman has arranged May 3 as
Israel Emergency Fund day with
a games party at the White Hall
Apartment club house. For infor-
mation, call Mrs. Friedman, 545-
3995.
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MISHKAN ISRAEL SIS T E R-
HOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the synagogue. Friends
are invited to an evening of fun
and games and prizes will be
given. Refreshments will be
served.
LADIES OF YESHIVATH
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will hold a spring rum- BETH YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S
SABBATH
LEAGUE will hold
mage sale today at the City of
Hope office on Nine Mile Rd., Oak their spring luncheon and meet-
ing
with
games
noon Wednesday
Park. A general meeting will be
held 8 p.m. Monday at the Raleigh at Yeshivath Beth Yehuda. Mrs.
House. Mrs. Louis Damraur has Sarah Greenberg and Mrs. Pearl
planned an evening of games, Gold are sponsoring this luncheon
prizes and surprises. Mrs. Jack in hcnor of their birthdays. Mrs.
Rosner, journal chairman, has Leo Laufer, president, invites
called on kit holders to bring their guests.
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completed kits to this meeting. Re-
JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
freshments will be served.
WELFARE ORGANIZATION is
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BETH ABRAHAM-IIILLEL SIS- having a spring luncheon and
TERHOOD will host mothers and party noon Monday at the Lincoln
Briar Apartments party room, Oak
daughters of the synagogue 6 p m.
•Park. Ida Tubbin, Toby Golob and
May 17 at its mother and daughter
Sadie Haut will be co-hostesses.
home-cooked supper in the social
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hall. A dance nrogram will he pre-
MASSADA CHAPTER, Pioneer
sented by the Art Linkletter
Wo.nen, will meet 12:30 p.m. May
Troupe. For reservations no later
1 at the home of Ethel Barnett.
than May 10. call Mesdames Mor-
16389 Rutherland E., Southfield
ris Jacob, 545-6455, Manfred Leh- ;
(557-4743). A snack luncheon will
man. 541-4857, or Jack Fishman.
be served.
543-2830.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer will meet noon Tuesday at Work-
Women, will meet noon Tuesday ; men's Circle Center. Sam Hoch-
at the Labor Zionist Institute Ceil j man will be program chairman.
Janower, president, announces a Brunch will be served. Friends are
program has been arranged. Sophie invited.
Nadler, recently arrived from a
trip to Russia, will speak on her
NEGBAII CHAPTER, Pioneer
experiences there. Toba Ilersen Women, will meet noon Wednes-
and Ann Halbersham will be co- day at the Big Boy restaurant in
hostesses.
Lincoln Center. Current events
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will be discussed. Guests are in-
TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER- vited.
HOOD presents another Tuesday
Program series, 1 p.m. at the
WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM
temple. A mystery guest from the will meet noon Monday at MCL
cast of the current hit at the Fisher cafeteria. Tel-Twelve Mall. Guests
Theaer, "No, No Nannette" will are invited.
appear. Shairman Mrs. Oto Wer-
theimer invits the public at no
charge. Refreshments will be serv- Symphony Trio to Play
ed at 12:30.
at ORT Bond Luncheon
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Three musicians from the Detroit '
MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
CIETY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Symphony Orchestra will provide
will meet noon Tuesday at Somer- the musical portion of the pro-
set Mall auditorium. Troy. Elec- gram at the first Israel Bond lunch-
eon being sponsored by Women's
tion of officers will he held.
American ORT noon Thursday at
ROSENWALD LADIES AUX- the home of Mrs. Henry Pariser.
1010 Ardmoor, Birmingham. Sirs.
ILIARY and POST, AMERICAN
LEGION, will hold a so-Oat and Kurt Goldstrom, national ORT
Israel Bond chairman, will be
games night : 8130 p.m. Wednesday
at the Workmen's Circle Center. , guest speaker. For reservation-;,
call
the ORT office, 557-0585.
Refreshments sill be served.
Learning Resources
Center to Gain From
SZ Sisterhood Event
Completion of a learning re-
sources center is the goal of
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood's ma-
jor fund-raising event, "World
of Bess Myerson.• set for 10 a.m.
Wednesday at the synagogue.
According to Sisterhood Presi-
dent Mrs. Murray Shekter, the
learning resources center brings
to the Detroit Jewish community
the newest concept in educational
methods. The center, a combina-
tion library, audio-visual quarters
and language laboratory, will in-
clude movie, sound filmstrip and
opaque projectors and a video tape-
recording system.
The equipment will enable stu-
dents and teachers to make
Branch Two to Celebrate THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 21, 1972-25
Israel Ind endence D ay
Mrs. Adele Mondry. chairman
Brarith Two of the Labor Zion-
! ist Alliance, announces that the
branch will meet 7:30 p.m. Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert J. Pevos, 29328 Lancaster,
Southfield.
This meeting will be dedicated
to the 24th anniversary celebration
of Israel Independence Day. Pevos
will speak on "24 Years of M'dinat
Israel."
Friends are welcome. Refresh-
ments will be served.
their own slides and films for
classroom and general assembly
programs. Stored in the center
will be tapes for individual in-
struction in Hebrew language
and speeches given by rabbis
and guests of the congregation.
Adults will have access to the
materials during nonschool
hours.
For tickets to the sisterhood
event, featuring an 11 a.m. speech
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JFCS 'Helpline'
Extended to Daily,
24-Hour Schedule
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier, chair-
man of the volunteer services corn-
mittee of Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service, announced that
the "Helpline" of the agency is
now in operation seven days a ,
week, 24 hours a day.
"Helpline" is a telephone
manned by JFCS-trained volun-
teers. The line is an attempt by
the agency to reach out to people
with problems who may need re-
ferral to a professional agency or
who are just lonely and want some- !
one to talk to. "Helpline" also in-
volves driving a person who is all
alone, without family or friend, to
a medical appointment or shop-
ping. "Helpline" volunteers try to 1
assist in whatever way they can
to ease the burdens of those who
are alone.
The "Helpline" phone number
is 341-4886.
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