THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34—Friday, Nov. 8, 1974
Primrose Women Prepare Donor
Federation Women Plan 28th Institute
"What Are You Doing the
Rest of Your Life?" is the
question the women's divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare
Federation will ponder at its
28th annual institute, a day-
long educational event open
to all women, Nov. 20 at the
main Jewish Center.
The agenda includes five
concurrent morning work-
shops and an afternoon ad-
dress by Gaynor I. Jacobson,
executive vice president, Uni-
ted HIAS Service. The HIAS
agency aids Jewish immi-
grants settling in countries
other than Israel.
"Problems of Soviet Jewry
. . USSR, Israel, Detroit"
will be discussed by Zvi Git-
elman, associate professor of
political science at the .Uni-
versity of Michigan, and Lor-
raine Lerner, Jewish Family
and Children's Service case-
worker.
"Current Legislation As It-
Affects the Lives of Jews" is
the topic of Lewis S. Gross-
man, president of the Jewish
Community Council of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, and Kath-
leen Straus, president of the
Detroit chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee.
consultant
Psychological
Dr. Barbara Goodman, psy-
Women to Hold
Donor Lunch
David-Horodoker Women's
Organization will hold its 37th
annual donor- luncheon noon
Tuesday at Cong. Beth
Achim, announces Mrs. Alex
Dorchen, president.
Mrs. Bernard Chase will
be chairman of the day, and
Mrs. Dennis Brenner will
give the invocation. Marjorie
Ruby and Vivian Stollman
will entertain, '
Proceeds will aid the needy
locally and in Israel. For
tickets, call • Mrs. Harry
Schechter, 557-6674.
Hillel said: Be of the di-
sciples of Aaron, loving peace
and pursuing peace, loving
thy fellow-creatures, a n d
drawing them near to the
Tcikah.—Ethics'of the Fa- .
thers
Primrose Benevolent Club's donor committee members
are preparing for the club's annual donor luncheon to be
held noon Tuesday at the Raleigh house. Mrs. Meyer
Nitzkin, president, announces Mrs. Manuel Neiman, past
president, will deliver the invocation and Mrs. Vivian
Beresh, accompanied by Mrs. Bess Gruskin, will sing "The
Star Spangled Banner" and "Hatikva". Hostesses are
Estelle Alter, Goldie Hoshkowitz, Mary ' Maysels, Evfa
Rivkin, Lena Wein, Bessie Gold, Lillian Elbinger and
Folrence Verona. Shown in photo, from left, standing, are:
Irene Rodman, journal 'chairman; Mary Nadel, darlings
and memoria; Inez Metter, Ruth Alter and Rae Weinman ;
prizes; and Ceil Mager, journal. From left, seated, are:
Rose - Bricker and Sadie Sandler, pledges; Nellie Brown,
donor; and Helen Greenberg, fund raising. Not pictured
are Sarah Bloom, Ethel. Nagel, Lillian Burstein, Lillian
Warren, Fans& Kline
, Sarah Shindler and Dorothy Mech-
Ier, captains.
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The Bodzin Family Club will meet 8 'p.m. Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Josh Asher, 24300 Seneca, Oak Park.
Guests at the last meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blitz
of Kew Gardens Hills, N.Y. Plans for the annual Hanuka
party will be discussed.
`Third Temple' in Grand Rapids
A multi-media production
of "The Third Temple" will
be shown in Grand Rapids
8 p.m. Saturday in Kentwood
High School auditorium.
The past, present and fu-
ture of Israel is portrayed in
the multiple-projector, stereo
music production originally
produced by the Bible So-
ciety.
Ken Wade B o r d e s of
CKLW Radio in Detroit, and
New York biblical scholars
Frank Shallieu and August
Tornquist will give a live
narration of the program.
"The Third Temple" had
its inaugural showing in De-
troit at Bnai David three
years ago. A year later it
was sonsored by the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, and
was also shown at' the YMCA
in Jerusalem.
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Women's Club Sets
Fund for Hebrew U.
JERUSALEM—A $100,000
student scholarship fund has
been established at t h e
Hebrew University by the
Women's League for Israel.
Two dormitories on the
Givat Ram campus, •a stu-
dent cafeteria, the Student
Union premises, the Sports
Center Building, dormitories
on Mount Scopus and the
Rose Isaacs Chair in sociol-
ogy are gifts• of the organi-
zation.
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ents and Growing Children."
"1984 . . . Will Our Chil-
dren Want to Be Jewish?" is
the topic of the fifth work-
shop. Rabbi Irwin Groner of
Long. Shaarey Zedek, Jeffrey
Radov of the college and
youth committee of the Jew-
ish Community Center and
Betsy Kellman, director of
the Temple Kai Ami Reli-
gions School, will speak.
Guest panelists will join in
an open discussion with the
women attending each work-
shop. A review of all work-
shops will be given during
luncheon by Mrs. Milton
Weiss, a past institute chai t 4 .
man.
For reservations, call t i
Federation Women's Division
office, 965-3939. There is no
admission charge. Luncheon
is optional.
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Mr. and *Mrs. Irving Glaser and Mr. M. Needle of
Shaker Heights,. Ohio, recently attended a dinner-party
at the home of the Harold Weisses of Labelle Blvd., Oak
Park, on the occasion of Mr. Weiss' 55th birthday. The
dinner was given by his wife, Ruth; and children, Mr.
and Mrs.. Allan G. Weiss of Richmond Heights, Ohio, and
Fran of East Lansing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Silverstein of Indiana Ave. were
honored Nov. 9 at a dinner party given by their children
on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Out-of-
-twon 'guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silver of Cali-
fornia, 'Mrs. Rose Sherer of Pennsylvania and Mr. Jack
Goldberg and Mr. , Maurice.Goldberg, both of Florida.
chiatrist Dr. Cassandra Kly-
man, and Barbara Nuren-
berg, counseling supervisor
at the Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice and Community Work-
shop will discuss "Women's
Lib . . . Jewish Style."
Joseph Fischhoff, chief of
psychiatry at Children's Hos-
pital of Michigan, and Charles
Wolfe, administrator of the
Borman Hall facility of the
Jewish Home for Aged, will
discuss "The Middle Genera-
tion . . . Between Aging Par-
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A variety of holiday and
household gift items will be
on sale at the Junior League,
Nor thwest. Child Rescue
Women's second annual gift
bazaar, to be held 11 a.m.-
4 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Knob-
in-the-Woods Apts. club
house.
Hand-made novelties, terry-
cloth towels, aprons, grab
bag items, stationery and
other assorted gifts will be
on sale. Proceeds will bene-
fit mentally retarded chil-
dren.
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