THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bnai Brithl
Activities

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BNAI BRITH COU-
PLETS UNIT will hold a

games party S p.m. Oct. 4,
at the Hillel Day School.
There will be prizes and ear-
ly-bird specials. Admission
is payable at the door. For-
tickets or information, call
Terry Rudman, 398-4592.
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FRANCES SOLOVICH
CHAPTER will hold its

annual games night and
ini-auction 8 p.m. Satur-
y at Clinton Junior High
school, Oak Park. There
will be prizes. Tickets are
available at the door. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Gilbert
Friedman, fund-raising vice
president, 398-5160.

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BB Lodge Offers

Scholarship Prize

Oakland Century Lodge
of Bnai Brith announces it
has a $500 scholarship avail-
able for a qualified Jewish
college student.
The requirements state
the student must be Jewish
and from the metropolitan
Detroit area, must have su-
perior scholarship, must
have a financial need and
must show leadership quali-
ties or potential.
The student will be cho-
sen by a committee of five
and will be awarded the
scholarship at the Jan. 13
meeting of the lodge. Dead-
line is Dec. 15. Nominations
may be sent to Sol E. Gold-
berg, Attorney, 25625
Southfield, Southfield
48075.

JWV

LADIES DEPART-
MENT OF MICHIGAN

and constituent auxiliaries
will have a Shabat luncheon
12:30 p.m. Oct. 4 at the JWV
Memorial Home. The JWVA
Melody Players will present
a drama. Tickets are avail-
able through the auxiliaries,
and members who have
signed up since June will be
invited at no charge. For in-
formation, call the JWVA
office, 559-5680, or Donna
Green, department junior
vice president, 538-1083.

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Friday, September 26, 1975 19

District 6 President to Speak at BB Women's Fall Festival

Mrs. Nathan Freidson, all festival chairman. As-
president of Bnai Brith sisting Mrs. Edelheit are
Women District 6, will ad- Fran Klinger, co-chair-
dress more than 700 De- man; Ida Stein, boutique
troit-area Bnai Brith coordinator; Sylvia Ross,
Women at their third an- arrangements; Joan Ka-
nual Fall Festival to be held lef, prizes; Steffi Korens
Thursday at Adat Shalom and Jeanette Pomish, dec-
Synagogue. She will speak orations; Mili Heller and
on "The Bnai Brith Woman Sarah Feuereisen, tickets;
•in Today's World."
and Barbara Coden, pub-
Mrs. Freidson of St. Louis licity. Gloria Michalson is
Park, Minn., who is com- in charge of volunteers,
pleting her second year as and Miriam Zacks will
head of the district which provide the musical ac-
encompasses eight states companiment for the fash-
and two Canadian prov- ion show.
inces, will be the keynote
Boutique chairmen are:
speaker at the luncheon. Bernice Gill, "white ele-
She is a past president of phants;" Dorothy Bodzin,
the Twin Cities Council and baked goods; Ethel Fine,
has been active in many fac- jewelry; Margaret Fisher,
ets of the Minneapolis-St. needlepoint;
Barbara
Paul community.
Coden, handbags; Ruthe
The all-day festival will Goldstein, books; Barbara
begin at 10 a.m. with bou- Gorzeck and Idene Fink,
tique browsing and a coffee dried flowers; Mickey
hour. Luncheon will be Greenfield, weaving; Evelyn
served at noon, followed by Sedley, gifts; Linda Moss
a fashion show. and Cora Fogel, t-shirts;
Gloria Ellis, council Norrine Freeman and Linda
president, has appointed Garfield, tot shop; and Eve-
Charlotte Edelheit as over- lyn Levine, handicrafts.

Additional booths will fea- able through Bnai Brith
ture gourmet kitchen items, Women's chapters or by
aprons and plants.
calling the ticket chairmen,
Deadline for reservations Mrs. Heller, 355-0292, or
is Monday. Tickets are avail- Mrs. Feuereisen, 547-1139.

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BALE POST and AUX-
ILIARY will show an Is-

raeli film 8 p.m. Tuesday in
JWV
• . Memorial Home.
amission is free and
guests are invited. Refresh-
ments will be served.

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LT. ROY F. GREEN
AUXILIARY will service

the children at the D.J.
Healy Home Saturday. The
women will provide games,
refreshments and gifts. The
Auxiliary will meet noon
Oct. 18 at the MCL Cafe-
teria in the Tel-12 Mall. Rel-
atives of Jewish War Veter-
ans who wish to join the
auxiliary may call Mrs.
Betty Wauldron, junior vice
president, 968-5783.

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