32 Friday, January 12, 1979
RALPH
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Orchestra
Duo, Trio & Quartet
Music For All
Occasions
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THE DETROIT JEWISH DVS
Women's Clubs
UNITED HEBREW
SCHOOLS WOMAN'S
AUXILIARY will meet
10:30 a.m. Sunday in the
main UHS building. Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Eden will
speak on "A Jewish Fami-
ly's Experience With _
Cult." Refreshments will e
served, and guests are wel-
come.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will
hold a Histadrut meeting
noon Monday in the North-
gate Apts. club house. Syl-
via Koblin, Histadrut
chairman, has arranged for
Histadrut director Goldie
Eskin to show the film,
"Hand on the Pulse." Mini
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call early for available open dates
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luncheon will be served.
Prospective members and
guests are invited.-
Ethel Isaacs, 15620 Arbor
P1., Southfield. Henry
Faigin will review "Jacob
* * *
' Adler and the Yiddish The-
HELEN ROSENBERG ater."
CANCER FIGHTERS,
City of Hope, will hold their
HAOMER CHAPTER,
January board meeting Pioneer Women, will hold a
noon Monday in the Labor general meeting 8:30 p.m.
Zionist Institute. Luncheon Monday in the home of
will be served:
Carol Knoll, 15948 Strat-
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ford, Southfield. Andrea
TEMPLE ISRAEL Eisenstein and Ms. Knoll
SISTERHOOD will meet will review "Kramer vs.
10 a.m. Jan. 22 in the tem- Kramer" by Avery Carman.
ple to hear Rabbi Harold S. For information, call Ms.
Loss review "A Young Man Knoll, 557-1246.
* * *
in Search of Love" by Isaac
Bashevis Singer. Breakfast
GREATER DETROIT
will be served. Dorothy CHAPTER, Brandeis Uni-
Petok is chairman of the re- versity National Women's
view series. There is a Committee, will hold a day
charge, and tickets will be of seminars featuring
available at the door.
Brandeis University profes-
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sors Jan. 24, beginning at
SHOSHANIM CHAP- 9:30 a.m. Theme for the day
TER, Pioneer Women, will is "Fact, Fiction, Footlights
meet 7:30 p.m. Monday in and Film." Speakers in-
the home of Suzi Noveck, clude Profs. Martin Halpern
26140 W. 12 Mile, South- of the theater arts depart-
field. Julie Gardner will ment; Maureen Heneghan,
speak on "First Aid for theater arts; and Richard
Plants." Participants are Onorato, English depart-
requested to bring a leaf or ment. There is a charge and
picture of problem plants. advance paid reservations
For reservations, call Mrs. are required. Luncheon will
Noveck, 355-4506.
be served. Carmyle Farber
* * *
and Josephine Mellen are
BETH ACHIM SIS- co-chairmen for the day.
TERHOOD will hold the Paid reservations should be
second program in its book sent to Mrs. Nathan
review series noon Monday Gevercer, 23340 Riverside
in the temple. Rabbi M. Dr., Southfield, 48034.
* * *
Robert Syme of Temple Is-
rael will review "Ever-
DETROIT WOMEN OF
green" by Belva Plain. Pe- ALPHA OMEGA will hold
tite dessert will be served. their annual open board
Guests are invited at a nom- meeting noon Tuesday in
inal charge. For informa- the home of Honora Levy,
tion, call Alice Bermanis, 1761 Ascot Ct., Bloomfield
353-5210, or Marcia Davis, Hills. Admission is gained
547-0177.
by bringing a recipe card for
* * *
the Alpha Omega cook
HANITA CHAPTER, book. For reservations, call
Pioneer Women, will meet Anita Haenick, 855-1195.
12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
Labor Zionist Institute.
cS'#ting ( Wficling
Rabbi Ernst J. Conrad,
spiritual leader of Temple
/Oz. gina cRoszn
Kol Ami, will speak on "Fu-
ture of Jewish Education in
the U.S." Refreshments will
be served, and guests are
welcome.
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OAK PARK NSHEI
CHABAD STUDY
GROUP (10 Mile area) will
meet 2:30 p.m. S4tirday in
the home of MrS. 'Shlomo
Rothenberg, 25340 Church.
Rabbi Rothenberg will
speak. The Nine Mile area
group will meet . 2:30 p.m.
Saturday in the home of
Mrs. Aryeh Balisok, 23081
Gardner. Rabbi Yitschak
Kagan will speak.
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AVODAH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will meet
noon Tuesday in the home of
West Bloomfield: 6692 Orchard Lake (just S. of Maple) 851-4410
Southfield: 26561 W. 12 Mile (just W. of Northwestern Hwy.) 354-3554
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Special Anniversary Affair
for NCJW Tuesday at Beth El
The Greater Detroit Sec-
tion, National Council of
Jewish Women, will celeb-
rate the national organiza-
tion's 85th year with a des-
sert and coffee birthday
party 12:45 p.m. Monday at
Temple Beth El.
The afternoon will in-
clude an historical journey
through the years, a pro-
gram of dance by Harbinger
Dance Company, presenta-
tion of the Hannah G. Sol-
omon Award to Krana
Grossman and a special
tribute to NCJW volun-
teers.
Along
with
Mrs.
Grossman, who will be sin-
gled out "for exceptional
service" as recipient of
NCJW's highest honor, the
Hannah G. Solomon Award,
all Council volunteers will
receive certificates with an
original design by Fran
Quint, former NCJW Sec-
tion president.
The date of the Open
Board Meeting has been
changed to Jan,. 23. The
meeting will be held at
the NCJW office, 16400 W.
12 Mile, and will feature
State Senator Doug Ross
(D-15th Dist.) and Bar-
bara Mandel, of the na-
tional NCJW office, who
will speak on the recent
NCJW summit confer-
ence in Israel.
Brunch will be served.
For reservations to the gen-
eral meeting and the open
board meeting, call the
NCJW, 557-9604.
Women Attend
Israel Parley
on Education
NEW YORK -- Leadele
of the National Council
Jewish Women joined top
American and Israeli
educators and policymakers
this week in a joint U.S.-
Israel educational policy
colloquium - at the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.
The colloquium, which fo-
cused on the education of
the disadvantaged in inte-
grated settings, was spon-
sored by the U.S. Office of
Education, the Israeli
Ministry of Education and
the NCJW Research Insti-
tute for Innovation in Edu-
cation at the Hebrew Uni-
versity.
Lubavitch Women to Hold
Annual Convention Here
Preparing for the 17th annual Nshei Ubnos Chabad
Convention to take place Feb. 16-18 in Detroit are,
front row, from left: Rochel Kagan, coordinator; and
Roche! Wineberg, program chairman; and top row,
from left: Batsheva Shemtov, invitations and mailing;
Leah Lipszyc, souvenir journal and ads; and Judy
Karbal, coordinator.
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The Lubavitch Women's
Organization is making
preparations for the 17th
annual Nshei Ubnos
Chabad Convention to take
place Feb. 16-18 at Cong.
MISS ROSEN
Mishkan Israel Nusach
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Rosen of Southfield an- H'Ari, the Labor Zionist In-
nounce the engagement of stitute and at Cong. Dovid
Ben Nuchim. Women from
their daughter, Tina Renee,
to Alan Steven Pinter, son throughout the U.S. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Canada will attend.
Pinter of Southfield.
The theme for the conven-
A spring wedding is tion is "Chinuch: More
planned.
Than Education." The con-
vention will be highlighted
by lectures, workshops,
panel discussions and ex-
Cal Lefton, director of hibits. Jewish education
Group Services at the will be examinied as it af-
Jewish Community Center, fects the individual, the
is attending the 1979 Na- home and the community.
tional Conference on Jewish
The Saturday night ses-
Camping this weekend in sion will be open to hus-
Hollywood, Fla.
bands. The youth division
Camp Conference
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will hold its sessions con-
currently and local Hebrew
schools and youth groups
will participate.
For information or reser-
vations, call Judy Karbal,
557-0392, or Rochel Kagall
542-5058.
Scoliosis Club
Meeting Slated
The Scoliosis Club will
meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday in
the administrative services
building of Beaumont Hos-
pital.
Orthotist Richard Smith
will speak on "Fitting the
Individual Patient With a
Milwaukee Brace." Re-
freshments will be served,
and the public is invited.
The youth group will meet
in the training room.