Federation Women's Institute Due JNFYoungWomen Plan Garden Club
for -Tree Buyers in Kiryat Shemona
Mrs. Jack W. Perlman, left, co-chairman; Mrs. Murray
A. Shekter, institute chairman; and Mrs. Nathan S. Peter-
man, women's division vice president, are busy attending
the last minute planning for the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division Institute on Nov. 20.
* _ * *
Reservations may still be executive vice president of
made for the 28th annual United HIAS Service in New
women's division institute_ of York.
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
WOrkshop subjects are,
tion to be held 9:30 a.m. at
the Jewish Community Cen- "Problems of Soviet Jewry
. . . USSR, Israel, Detroit,"
ter.
"What Are You Doing The "Current Legislation as It
Rest Of YoUr Life?" is the Affects the Lives of Jews,"
theme this year's day-long "Women's Lib . . ; Jewish
institute will ponder in five Style," "The Middle Genera-
concurrent morning work- tion . . Between Aging
shops and an afternoon ad- Parents and Growing Chil-
dress by Gaynor I. Jacobson, dren," and "1984 . . Will
Our Children Want to Be
Jewish?" Guest experts will
foi that
join in open discussions with
NEW LOOK , women attending each work-
shop.
[
l Salon jrzc.
Jacobson, _.whose address
28821 Southfield, S. of 12 Mile,
will begin at 1 p.m., has
Call for apopt., Evenings kit)! 1
worked for 3-0 years in the
_559-2450
field of Jewish relief and
rescue in many countries. He
is a vice chairman of the
American Council of Volun-
tary Agencies for Foreign
presents
Service and chairman of its
The CONTEMPORARY Migration and Refugees Af-
fairs Comthittee.
Window Look
Institute chairman M r s .
• Levolors
Murray (Shekter said aboUt
• Verticles
300 women will attend the
• Wovenwoods
Institute, which is open to all
• Custom Shades
women.
Assisting Mrs. Shekter on
Call Eileen For
the institute planning corn-.
Home App. & Estimate
mittee are Mesdames Jack
968-0701
W. Perlman, co-chairman;
Frederick F. Shevin, advis-
er; Nathan S. Peterman,
women's division vice presi-
dent; Jack A. Robinson,
decorations; Marvin H.
Fleischman and Saul Saul-
son, hostesses; Louis Mil-
grom, publicity; Harold Y.
Hoffman, Milford Nemer-and .
Nathan Soberman, reserva-
tions and registration.
Committee members - at -
large are Mesdames Henry
MAX SCHRUT H.
Berris, Samuel J. Caplan,
for quality photographs
John Grekin, Lewis S. Gross-
man, Jerome C. Hirsch, Jo-
and fast service
seph H. Jackier, Irving
call me at
Laker, Leo Orecklin, Irving
Pokempner, Charles F. Ro-
B LAIR-KEITH
sen, Carl S. Schiller, A. Jo-
•
STUDIO
seph Seltzer, Julian Tobias,
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas
and Isadore Winkelman.
We come to your home with samples
Planning the workshops are
398-9111 or 895-8805
Mesdames Myron Joyrich,
Donald Sharfman, G. Ver-
non Leopold, Herbert L.
Miller, Eli Robinson, Morris
J. Brandwine, Samuel
Schiff, John L. Greenberg,
Robert A. Steinberg, Harry
L. Jackson, Louis Milgrom,
Victor Shiffman, Sidney J.
Winer, Peter A. Martin, Je-
rome Sonenklar, Paul S.
Gould, Norman Naimark,
Sheldon D. Stern, David
Levine, Alexander W. Sand-
ers, David J. Schachter and
Isadore Silverman.
For reservations, call the
Federation women's division,
965-3939. There is no admis-
RUSSELL SCHREIBER ASSOCIATES
sion , charge; luncheon is
AGENCY OF THE SHOW WORLD
optional.
The Young Women of Jew-
ish National Fund have insti-
tuted a fund-raising cam-
paign, "The Garden Club,'"
dedicated to planting indi-
vidual gardens of 100 trees in
Kiryat Shemona.
Mrs. Kenneth Dosie, gar-
den club chairman o f the
Young Women of JNF, said
that an incentive for Young
Women of JNF will be the
gathering of the total gardens
into a forest which will . bear
the name The Young Women
of JN Forest.
"A forest starts with 10,-
000 trees, so we have set our-
selves a goal of 100 gardens,
which, we believe, should not
34—Friday, Nov. 15, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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be overestimating our mem-
bers' interest and their dedi-
cation to the cause of Israel,"
Mrs. Dosie ,said.
According to Mrs. Dosie,
the Garden Club idea is not
exclusive to the Young Wom-
en of JNF, but • to all who
wish to aid in the highly
necessary work of "greening"
Israel.
For information, call Mrs.
Dosie, 542-2574, Mrs. Rich-
ard Golstein, 356-8270, or
the JNF offices, 968-0820.
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