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$101,000 Raised by JNF Women Women Honor Museum Founder THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 25, 1974-29
to Replant Trees Destruction
Russian Emigre to Address
Mrs. William Levin, fund- that the JNF activities con-
Women of Junior Division'
raising chairman of Women tinue as a major effort in

of the Jewish National Fund,
anounced at the annual donor
tea, Tuesday, at Cong. Shaa-
,ry Zedek, that $101,000 had
been raised to provide for re-
planting of trees and de-
struction of forests that were
ffected by the attacks of the
Syrians in northern Israel's
forests.
"We'll replant the trees
2nd our work of redemption
will not be interrupted," Mrs.
L evin
Philip G.
Gi -
' of Toronto, guest
spt
commending the wo-
men for their labors, stated
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Israel's reconstruction work.
"We provide for the immi-
grants, and we assist Israel
Bond drives, we aid the uni-
versities and all cultural pro-
jects, and at the same time
we do not ignore our tradi-
tional land redemption fund
of the Keren Kayemet—the
Jewish National Fund," he
told the more than 500 women
at the function.
Program participants in-
cluded Mrs. Jules Kraft,
president; Mrs. Louis Levine,
who introduced the guest
speaker; Mrs. Kenneth Dosie,
president Young Women of
JNF, who presented -a cash
gift from the group and an-
nounced its future plans;
Geraldine Schwartz, who led
in the singing of the national
anthems; and Freda Mendel-
son, vocalist, accompanied
by Shelley Lakin.

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Last Shabat, in honor of the Women's League for
Conservative Judaism, Bnai Moshe Sisterhood paid tribute
to the congregation's 10-year-old Judajca Museum and to
its founder and curator, Mrs. Rose Lehrman. Members of
the sisterhood commissioned Barbara Hess Mercier to paint
an oil portrait of •the rebbitzen for the museum. The latter
houses 250 art objects from Israel, Greece, Italy, England,
Spain and Mexico, even Soviet Georgia. Shown are, from
left, Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Mrs. Lehrman, Barbara Hess
Mercier and Mrs. Louis Redmond, sisterhood president.

Brevities

New paintings by ROB-
ERT NATKIN will be ex-
hibited at the Gertrude Kasle
Gallery in the Fisher Build-
ing, Feb. 9 to March 14.
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Park High School. There is
an admission charge. For in-
formation, call Betty Moore,
community center director,
LI 5-6400.

Free legal counseling to
anyone in need of it is being
offered through the crisis in-
tervention center via PRO-
JECT: HEADLINE. A pro-
fessional lawyer is present
to lend assistance and an-
swer questions involving
legal matters. The sessions,
at 13627 Gratiot, will be 7
p.m. Tuesdays.

BIRMINGHAM-B L 0 0 M -
FIELD COIN CLUB will
have its 10th annual coin
show 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 3
at the Birmingham Masonic
Temple. There will be dis-
plays by 26 dealers from
Michigan, neighboring states
and Canada. Admission is
free, but there will be a
nominal charge for refresh-
ments.

Warren-Center Line Vicar-
iate will sponsor a lecture 8
p.m. Feb. 7 at St. Dorothy
Church, Warren, at which
Rabbi Milton Kanter, clinical
psychologist at Mundelein
University in Chicago, will
speak on "HEALTHY AND
SICK FAMILY DYNAMICS-
RETAINING THE FORMER,
REPAIRING THE LATTER."
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets are available at the
door.

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Burton D. Farbman is pres-
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Robert M. Rubin is division
campaign coordinator.

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East Detroit
Troy attorney, Ronald M.
Bookholder, has announced
SCIIAIIPIETER
his candidacy for the position
Meadow Brook Theater of councilman for that city.
PROMOTIONS'
does a brisk about-face on The primary will be held
282-0040 or 731-9560
Thursday, when, fast on the Feb. 18.
heels of a brooding Greek
tragedy, it opens an acclaim-
ed revival of Charles Aid-
man's adaptation of "SPOON
RIVER." The play, rich in
the eloquent poetry of rural
America, is a brilliant series
of portraits of small to ,.vn
life. portrayed against the
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Dr. Michael Kotik will dis-
cuss the complex adjustments
he had to make as a new
Soviet immigrant in Israel,
and his experiences during
the recent war, at the junior
division's women's cham-
pagne afternoon sponsored by
the Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund, 1
p.m. Sunday, at the Pointe-
0-Woods club house.
Kotik, 38, an engineer and
researcher, mov ed f r om
Russia to Israel with his wife
and infant son less than a
year ago. Russian authorities
waived the "ransom" for his
immigration following a show
of public demand from other
countries.
Born and educated in
Russia, Kotik attended the
Polygraphic Institute, depart-
ment of technology, and also
did post-graduate work there.
In 1970 he received his candi-
dates degree in technology,
the Russian equivalent of a
PhD.
In Israel, Dr. Kotik and his
family learned Hebrew in an
absorption center.
Chairman' of the division
women's section and of the
meeting Sunday is Dorene
Finer. Elly Passer is adviser.
Associate chairmen a r e
Ronne Acker, Barbara Hill-
man, Sherri Lumberg, Donna
Maddin, Sue Moss, Barbara

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Jewish Center dance direc-
tor Harriet Berg choreogra-
phed selections from George
Gershwin's "P or g y and
Bess" for a concert 3:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Center. The
Festival Dancers will per-
form this work and will be
joined by the Young Dancers
Guild for an adaptation of
Bela Bartok's "Romanian
Dancer," 'choreographed by
Jacob Lascu. All musical
selections have been arranged
by Center Symphony conduc-
tor Julius ChajeS, Judith Ed-
berg pianist and harpsichord-
ist, will be guest artist.
Tickets are at the Center
cashier's office, 341-4200.

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