THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 10, 1975-29
Junior Division Women to Hear
The young women of the
Junior Division of the 1975
Allied Jewish Campaign-Is-
rael Emergency Fund will be
briefed by Women's Division
Campaign chairman, Ruth
Broder, at a champagne af-
ternoon meeting 1 p.m. Jan.
19 at the home of Mrs. Leslie
R. Schmier, 4452 Stoney
River, Birmingham.
Mrs. Broder, a participant
in the most recent United
J e wish Appeal women's
chairmen's mission to Israel,
is leading the women's cam-
paign which last year ob-
tained 9,400 pledges from De-
troit women.
Mrs. Broder is a vice presi-
You'd go
a long way for a
weekend like this,
but isn't it nice you
),
on't have to?
Women s Ulubs
Who needs all that traveling when you can
have LAuberge dining, Golden Grape
cocktailing, Somerset Mall Shopping,
heated pool and health club plus a luxurious
room to relax in all in one package?
Call us now for reservations!
(SOMERSET INN
o
r Big Beaver Rd., east of Coolidge, Troy, Mich. 48084
Phone (313) 643-7800
Adjacent to Somerset Mall
A
(Continued from. Page 28)
to 50 persons. There is a
charge, and guests are in-
vited. NCJW will join the
Junior League of Birming-
ham 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at
the Raleigh House to hear
a panel discussion on "Ju-
venile Justice: the Role of
the Volunteer" as part of
NCJW's Council Week activi-
ties. The women's organiza-
tion will sponsor a Russian
studies class beginning 1
p.m. Jan. 30 at Council
House, and continuing on al-
ternate Thursdays. Classes
are limited to 50 persons, and
no phone reservations will be
taken. For class reservations,
write National Council of
Jewish Women, 16400 W. 12
Mile, Suite 106, Southfield,
48075. For information on
Council activities, call the
Council, 557-9604.
-
Ruth Broder Talk on Campaign
dent of the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation, a governor of that or-
ganization, and a member of
Federation's Education BUd-
get and Planning Division.
She was the first recipient of
Detroit's Sylvia Simon Green-
berg Leadership Award, given
annually to a young woman
of outstanding communal
leadership potential.
Chairman of the meeting
for the Junior Division is
Sherri Lumberg. She will be
assisted by Sue Moss.
For reservations or addi-
tional information, call Mrs.
Lillian Bernstein, division di-
-rector, 965-3939.
BE HAIR FREE
ELECTROLYSIS
$7.50 2 hr.
Latest medically approved
dermatology equipment used
Mrs. S. Steiner
35 Years Experience
Doctors Referrals
ck_Vcx::
ti//
07..
0
r kr ?
SAVE!" SAVE!
BUY DIRECT
FROM THE
I M PORTER
SEYISILOtXIR.
KAPLAN
and Co.
IMPORTER AND CUTTERS
OF FINE DIAMONDS
30555 Southfield
Suite 100
64S4200
LI 5-4700
,
_
OR EW
LIQU I DATIN
SALE
.*x v...t .:::•.•" •
Everything Goes at
(LICENSE NO. 74-4)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Etageres
Consoles
Tables
Pictures
Mirrors
Paintings
Sconces
Clocks
Ceramics
Statues
Planters
Decanters
• Cocktail Tables
• Parsons Tables
• Mini Mirrors
• Chain Lamps
• Wall Lamps
• Table Lamps
• Wall Shelves
• Metal Sculptures
• Lucite Accessories
• Serving Platters
• Salad Sets
All Sales Final. No Refunds or Exchanges.
EVERYTHING AT HALF OFF. Regular price tickets remain . . .
you cut the price in half. You will be choosing from the most
interesting and probably the most complete showing of wall
decor seen anywhere. Everything is NEW, desirable and
designer chosen. COME AND SEE the beautiful bargains.
COLONY ACCENTS, INC., Lincoln Center—Oak Park
Greenfield at 101/2 Mile Road (Lincoln).
Open Thursday Evenings, and SUNDAYS from 11:00 to 5:00
Master Charge and BankAmericard
Phone 968-8710-1
OPEN EVERY SUNDAY, 11:00 to 5:00