THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 10, 1974-33

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Elaine Ct. Rabbi Isaac Sil- Shalom Award, will be guest
speaker. Friends are invited.
ver will speak.
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS
INFANTS SERVICE
GROUP will have its annual GROUP, Hadassah, will hold
paid-up membership-mother its installation of officers
and daughter dinner 6:30 p.m. noon Tuesday at the home
Monday at the Zionist Cul-
tural Center. Games with
prizes will follow: For reser-
vations, call Mrs. Irving
Simms, 358-1282.
Because the first day
CLUB ONE Pioneer Wom-
of Shavuot f a 1 1 s on
en, will mark World Jew-
Monday, May 27, there
ish Child Day with a spe-
will be an early dead-
cial Shavuot luncheon noon
line for the issue of
Friday, May 31. All
OAK PARK NSHEI CHA- Tuesday at the Charterhouse
publicity must be in
BAD STUDY GROUP (Nine Apts. c 1 u b room. Mildred
the Jewish News office
Mile area) will meet 4 p.m. Weiss, national board mem-
by noon Friday, May
Saturday at the home of Mrs. ber of Pioneer Women and
24. Copy that arrives
_J Moshe Greenspan, 23460 recipient of the Israel Bond
after deadline will be
held for the following
week if it is still
Open Sunday Noon till 4
timely.

DAVID-HORODOKER
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
will meet noon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Julius
Zemmol, 25430 Karen, Oak
Park. For tickets to the June
4 luncheon at the Northgate
Apts. social hall, call Mrs.
Harry Schecher, 557-6674.
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OAK PARK NSHEI CHA-
BAD STUDY GROUP will
meet 4 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Jack Carmen,
15758 Fairfax , Southfield.
Rabbi Haim Halon will speak.

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May 10-8:15 p.m.—Dr. Leonard Moss: "Ayin Hora—the
Evil Eye," at Ada• Shalom Synagogue. Reserva-
tions. 851-5100.
11-8:30 p.m.—Young Dancers Guild Spring Concert
at Jewish Center. Admission. 341-4200.
14-7:45 p.m.—Financial Seminar, sponsored by United
Jewish Charities, at United Hebrew Schools main
building.

of Mrs. Leonard Grushko,
4646 Sunningdale. Luncheon
will be served. The comedy
fantasy. "East of Eden,"
under the direction of Beth-
sheva Davidson, will per-
formed by the chapter play-
ers. All are invited.

hold its annual fund-raising Canner.
affair aboard the S.S. Ber-
muda Queen 6:30 p.m. May
29 at the Raleigh House.
A captain's table dinner,
Leave Everything to Us
drinks at the Onion Pine-
apple Bar, dancing to Pan-
chito and his Orchestra and
a Latin revue floor show will
be featured. Jack Barnes will
teach the guests Latin rock.
Festivities will include a
half-off auction sale of mer-
chandise and mystery bas-
kets. The evening will wind
wind up with the presenta-
tion of a cruise for two to
Bermuda.
For reservations, call
Churrey and Arthur Schreier,
353-0735.
WYN anal HAROLD LANDIS'
Chairmen are Allen and
Bunni Lieberman, and Sher-

SHAAREY ZEDEK S LS -
TERHOOD will have its in-
stallation luncheon noon
Monday at the synagogue.
Mrs. Irwin Groner will install
the following officers: Pres-
ident, Mrs. Robert Brody;
vice presidents, Mesdames
Irving Laker, Robert A.
Steinberg, Carl Bayer, and
Ralph Pierce; treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph Newman; sec-
retaries, Mesdames Myron
Joyrich, Myron Milgrom,
Milford Nemer and Alvin
Robinson; parliamentarian,
Mrs. Abe Katzman; and au-
ditor, Mrs. Erwin Kornwise.

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Week of May 10-16

Early Deadline League to Sail on Bermuda Queen
Sheruth League, affiliate of uth League co-presidents are
for Shavuot
the Fresh Air Society, will Sue Band and Lorraine

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dames Allan Charlip, Paul Gould,
Sidney Jacobs, Harold Katzman,
Clarence Salzberg, Joseph Snider,
Richard Williams, Stanley Aaron,
Samuel Croll, Jay Golub, Sidney
Katz, Allen Kraft, Nathan Mil-
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Artist Max Shaye will give
an illustrated talk on "Every-
thing You Wanted to Know
About Art but Were Afraid
to Ask." Shaye has donated
an original framed serigraph
as a prize. For reservations,
call Mrs. Clarence Salzberg,
642-1649, or Mrs. Myron Mil-
grom, 353-9514. Baby-sitting
service is available, but res-
ervations are required.

SINAI HOSPITAL WOM-
EN'S GUILD will have its
annual spring meeting follow-
ing noon luncheon Thursday
at the Raleigh House. Reser-
vations must be mailed by
Monday. Dr. Calvin H. Chen,
assistant medical superin-
enttend of Northville State
Hospital and clinical associ-
ate professor of psychiatry at
Wayne State University's
medical school, will speak on
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Mrs. Walter L. Field is pro-
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