) ,14 I! ! : :1 10 . 1)1 -:( 3 4 r 1111, THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 27, 1978 33 Bazaai to Benefit Camp Gan Israel A new goods bazaar to benefit Camp Gan Israel will take place Feb. 5-7 at the Labor Zionist Institute. Among the items for sale at the bazaar are color TVs, dining room sets, living room furniture, lamps, small household appliances, hardware, tools and cloth- ing. Located in. Felton, Camp Gan Israel serves more than 250 Jewish children, many underprivileged. No FACIAL HAIR ERMANENTLY REMOVED Eyebrows Neckline Arms Legs Recommended by Physicians FREE CONSULTATION SHIRLEY PERSIN 'Registered Electrologist ADVANCE BUILDING 23077 GREENFIELD, Room 260, Near Northland & Providence Hospital PHONE 557.1108 Over 20 Years Experience Binder-Sherizen Troth Announced child is refused admittance because- of inability to pay, and Russian immigrant children are invited at no charge. For information, call Rab- bi Shalom Ber Stock, 548- 2666. • • • Bnai Brith Activities COUPLETS 5016 will have a board meeting 8 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel (Betty Rose) Eisenberg, 23510, Be- verly, Oak Park. Full-time and substitute bowlers are needed for 6:45 p.m. Sun- _ day, Feb. ' 12 and Feb. 26. For information, call Mari- lyn Droz, 474-3322, or Marc Rich, 553-9595. * * * ZEIGER LODGE and CHAPTER will celebrate MISS BINDER their 25th anniversaries 7 p.m. Feb. 18 at Cong. Bnai Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moshe. There is a charge Binder of Farmington Hills for the dinner-dance. For announce the engagement reservations, call Sharon of their daughter, Nancy El- Millman, 542-4404. lett-, to Howard Sherizen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. New BB Groups Sherizen of Oak Park. - Miss Binder is a student Chartered Here at Michigan State Univer- sity's school of-social work. The Metropolitan Detroit Her fiance was graduated Bnai Brith Council an- from Touro College and is a nounces the chartering of student at the Cooley Law two new units : Real Estate School. and Construction Lodge and An August wedding is Banisters Unit. planned. President of • the real es- El Al Buys Jet tate lodge is Bruce Wayne. El Al Israel Airlines has Vice presidents are Jack adfuired a sixth Boeing 747 Pomeroy, Robert J. Essick, aircraft of the "C series for Dennis Michaels and Irving delivery in mid-June. F. Glancy. - An additional Boeing 747F will be delivered by the end Jerold I. Schneider is of the current year or begin- ning of 1979. Center Will Open a Language Lab The Hebrew Department of the Jewish Community Center is in the process of forming a 'linguistic labora- tory, in conjunction with its usage of the Habet Ushma teaching method. The laboratory will con- sist of drills and ekercises necessary for learning He- brew with the Habet Ushma method, which also is used in most Ulpan classes. The laboratory is slated to be ready for use as the new semester of classes begins Feb. 6. Dear Mom & Dad HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY January 25th, 1918 LOVE: DAVID, ALAN, RENEE, STEVEN, BRIAN & ELYSE - "Our Product Is A Shade Better" ` GREENE BROS. 1 president of the lawyers unit. Other officers are vice presidents : Diane Freilich, Harry S. Ellman, Stephen C. Cooper and Joseph M. Fischer-. Israel in '77 Tops 1 Million Tourists NEW YORK—Some 1,006,534 tourists from around the world visited Is- rael. in 1977, a 23 percent increase over 1976, and the first time in the state's 30- year history that over a million visitors have visited the country. "Of that total, 271,504 tourists were Americans," said Israel Zuriel, Israel commissioner for tourism in North America. "Traffic from the U.S. increased 21- percent — and we expect a continuation of this trend in 1978," Zuriel said, "especially in view of our 30th anniversary celebrations, as well as the prospects for peace in the Middle East." Frieda Leemon Attends National Pioneer Women Board Meeting Instantly, rooms come alive with exciting, colorful woven woods. Exquisite yarns and warm, imported woods-available in over a hundred distinctive patterns-bring you into an elegant new world. Styles include beautiful shades; dramatic draperies, unique folding door treatments, valances, 1 canopies and special ,; accent pieces. Experience the Del Mar Originals in_person. Save 30o/ 0 orders must be placed by Feb. 3rd. """" """ """ DEL MAR LOOMCRAFTED WOVEN WOOD llllllll nut= & Sat. 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The board voted against holding its 1979 convention in Chicago, since the state of Illinois had not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment. Pioneer Women supports the ERA. The 1979 convention will be held in Israel. Women Plan Annual Dinner Batya Chapter, American Nfizrachi Women, will hold its second annual dinner 6:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at Young Israel of Oak-Woods. President Joanne Zuroff announces Nora Lessman will be the honoree. Mrs. Lessman is the immediate past president and a found- er of the chapter. She and her husband are among the founders of Bar-Ilan Univer- Sity and the Technion. Dvorah Masovetsky, hon- orary national president of AMW, will be guest speak- er. She is a member of the Foreign Press Association and is a radio journalist. Dinner committee includ- es: Mesdames Lary Berk- ower, Sidney Green, Sidney Lesser and Arnold Zuroff. There is a charge. For information and reserva- tions, call Mrs. Berkower, 557-8995; Mrs. Green, 569- 2460; , or Mrs. Lesser, 557- 3908. 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