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Friday, May 3, 1974-29

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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TER, Pioneer Women, will
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WHITEHALL-CHAI CHAP- hold a business meeting 8
p.m. Monday at the White-
hall Apts. club house. Guests
and prospective members are
invited.

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will meet 2 p.m. Sunday at
Hadassah House. Rose Mor-
gan's choral group, corn-
posed of men and women,
will sing in Yiddish and He-
brew. Officers for the corn-
ing year will be installed by
Mrs. Charlotte Bond. Chair-
man of the day is Mrs.
Naomi Floch. A social hour
will follow and guests are
invited.

Mrs. Barak Named NCJW Israel Envoy

Mrs. M. Morton Barak will
be one of two official U. S.
delegates representing the
National Council of Jewish
Women at the International
Council of Jewish Women
Conference May 12-22 in Is
rael.
Mrs. Barak is a past presi-
dent of Greater Detroit Sec-
tion and a member of the
national fund-raising com-
mittee and a central district
chairman of NCJW's annual
national support.
The conference will center
on "Jewish Identity in the
Modern World," from the
point of view of the woman
and mother. Delegates will
meet with Mrs. Nina Katzir,
wife of the president of Is-
rael; women of the Knesset,

and others in the Israel
government,

It never pays to be so busy
making money that you
haven't time to make friends.

ILLC WS

BNAI ISRAEL OF PON-
TIAC SISTERHOOD will
meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
Re-made & Re-covered
synagogue. Mrs. Adele Mon-
dry will speak on "The Role
Factory Showroom
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of Jewish Women in the
Bible, in the Diaspora and in
B E T H ACHIM SISTER-
Israel Today." Husbands and HOOD families and friends
guests are invited.
will attend services followed
Pillow Shop
by an oneg Shabat Saturday.
15144 W. Seven Mile Rd.
KINNERET CHAPTER, A 12:30 p.m. luncheon will be
342-9448
DETROIT
Pioneer Women, will have a followed by a program in-
Sat. by a ppt.
meeting noon Monday at the cluding readings from Sholem
Lincoln Towers Apts. com- Aleichem; a skit by Lahav
munity room. A program ar- United Synagogue Youth en-
ranged by Chasia Zimmer- titled, "She Must Marry A p.
man will follow. Refresh- Doctor" by Sholem Aleichem;
eat/ l eaqa
ments will be served, and and a sing-along led by Can-
tor Simon Bermanis. The
guests are invited.
our Perionue
* * *
following members were
CLUB T W 0, Pioneer elected officers for 1974-75:
,2)re.i3 and Cu3lorn Suit
Women, will have a meeting Mesdames Arthur Schussler,
11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the president (second ter m );
)eiiqner
Charterhouse Apts. c 1 u b George Norman, Esther Ro-
house. Sara Friedman will senblum and Sol Lesnick,
armenh Wade
present a program. Brunch vice presidents; Samuel Kor-
j o Your Spec ia I Order
will be served, and guests by, Seymour Subar, William
Stoler, Edward Allen, Max
are invited.
e fats! received new Materiata
* * *
Lumelsky and Harold Panter,
BIRMINGHAM TEMPLE secretaries; and Louis Stot-
jor
WOMEN'S GROUP will have zky, treasurer.
C ruiie Wear
members include Mesdames
a petite luncheon and book Board
Harold Cantor, Ben Davis, Donald
review 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Davis, Lillian Feueranan, Law-
li 1 vening .2)•e33e3
at the temple. Rabbi Sher- rence Fox, David Goldsmith, Rob-
ert Hacker, Max Kruger, Isadore
ta k S ita
win Wine will discuss "Sheila Levin, Freemont Sweetwine, Mil-
Levine Is Dead and Living ton Sriro, Michael Wainer, Ben
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Leo Weingarden.
in New York," by Gail Par- Wasserman, and
* *
Iterution a
efxperl
ent. There is an admission
TEMPLE ISRAEL SIS-
charge. For information, call
on .1Udie.3. 1 ikn J. and
TERHOOD will hold its in-
the temple, 477-0177,
C hildrenJ garments
stallation luncheon noon Mon-
* * *
PRIMROSE BENEVO- day at the temple. Mrs. Moe
1 132 l'Veks ter C orner Adams — igirminyhatn
LENT CLUB will meet 8 Traurig, past president, will
p.m. Monday at the Zionist install: President, Mrs. Nor-
010.0 .‘..1\1117 10 10 i
647-6688
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Cultural Center. A nomina- man L. Ross; vice presi-
_
el :v•ninep
ting committee will be dents, Mesdames Leon Belin,
chosen. Refreshments will be Easton Brodsky, David Zeff
and Richard Zatkin; treas-
served.
• • •
urer, Mrs. Harold Tobias;
BUSINESS AND PROFES- and secretaries, Mesdames
SIONAL GROUP, Hadassah, Richard Kamil, Jerry Rudin
and Stanley Millman. A
musical salute to Israel fea-
turing Cantor Harold Orbach
and the temple choral group,
will follow. For reservations,
call the temple office, UN
Came. C0111.3
3-7769. There is a charge.
FOR BOYS OR GIRLS
* * *
for total beauty
CHILDREN UNLIMITED
HOODED or HIDDEN HOODS
Call: 643-0460
will meet 1. p.m. Wednesday
at the Knob-in-the-Woods
•FLANNEL LINED
Apts. club house. Final in-
structions will be given on
• LARGE SELECTION
Tag Day procedure, and a
program will follow. Friends
OF STYLES &
are invited.
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NORTHGATE CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
meeting followed by bingo
noon Monday at the North-
gate Apts. club house. Guests
are invited, and refresh-
ments will be served.

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Menora Singles will have
a singles dance and party
8:30 p.m. May 12 at Alvaro's
Restaurant.
This dance is open to
single adults age 18-39. Dance
attire is casual, and refresh-
ments will be available.
Music will be provided by
the Gilbralter Rock. Proceeds
from this dance will benefit
the Israel Emergency Fund.
For information, call Al
Levett, 557-5447, or Ron
Chess, 255-0727.

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