THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Temple Israel Sisterhood
Completes Art Show Plans

Temple Israel Sisterhood members prepare for
their 29th annual - art and antique show, "Gallery 333,"
to be held March 25-27, in room 333 of the main Jewish
Community Center. Hours are noon to 9 p.m. March 25
and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. March 26 and 27. The show will
feature a sisterhood gift shop, a greenery and a booth
featuring cook books, paper goods, candy and
cookies. A fashion show will be presented by Michael
Getsoff. Shown are, from left, standing: Annette
Schreiber, antique dealer co-chairman; Barbara Ro-
senthal, antique dealer chairman; Mollie Bank, pub-
licity chairman; and pharlene Blondy, art department
chairman. Seated are, from left: Sheila Lipschutz, art
department co-chairman; Betsy _Rudin, overall
chairman; and Linda Brodsky, sisterhood president.
Tickets will be available at the door.

Elderly Plant 118 Trees
in Israel for Tu b'Shevat

Friday, March 16, 1919 41

Bnai Brith Activities

BNAI
BRITH
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF
METROPOLITAN DE-
TROIT will hold its elect
tion of officers 8 p.m. March
28 in the Zionist Cultural
Center.
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BARRISTERS UNIT
will induct several local
judges as honorary mem-
bers and newly elected offi-
cers at a 7 p.m. dinner
March 28 at Kingsley Inn.
Cocktails will be served at
6. For advance reservations,
call Stephen Cooper,
president, 965-7540, or
Joseph Fisher, vice
president, 644-4840. There
is a charge.

** *

DOWNTOWN - FOX
CHAPTER will hold its in-
stallation of officers 6:30
p.m. Wednesday at Dimit-
ri's Restaurant. - Sarah
Feuereisen will install Shir-
ley Diem, president; Lillian
Elfman and Clara Schneid, -
vice presidents; Emma
Berg, treasurer; Sylvia
Rimar, Rae Laporter and
Sadie Adler, secretaries;
and Edith Friedman, Rose
Dobrusin, Dorothy Lane,
Frede Olinick, Dorothy
Kreisler, Gertrude
Hirschman, Rose Efros,
Susi Zdanowicz, Betty Slaf-
kin and Evelyn Viedrah, di-
rectors.

DETROIT CHAPTER field. Officers to be installed
will hold its annual instal- are: Joan Rabackoff,
lation noon. March 29 at president; ,Karen Block,
Kingsley Inn. Officers to be Karen Moore and Rosalyn
installed are: Mesdames Rebeck, vice presidents;
Maurice Zuckerstein, Ann Gallison, Nettie Rosen,
president; Sam Goldman, Gussie Schrut and Sarah
Jules Klein, Eugene Rosen Pearl, secretaries; Joan
and Ben Shwedel, vice Janis, treasurer; and Mar-
presidents; Irving Panitch, garet Gutman, Roslyn
treasurer; Philip Kaplan, Kauffman, Marilyn Lip-
Max Ball, Sante Levine and man, Rachel Rosenkranz,
Philip Golob, secretaries. Jeanette Schwartz, Muriel
Installing officer will be Silverstein, Beverly Travis,
Mrs. Ira Albion, vice Brenda Watts and Kat-
president of the Bnai Brith hryne Yaffe. Helen Tatarka
women's Midwest Region. will be installing officer.
Mrs. Emanuel Bauman is Diana Blauer is installation
installation chairman. Mrs. _chairman.
* * *
Nathan Kantor is ticket
chairman. For reservations
REAL
ESTATE
and information, call Mrs. AND CONSTRUCTION
Kantor, 355-4594.
LODGE will hold a com-
plimentary brunch 10:30
IVAN S. BLOCH a.m. Sunday in the North
CHAPTER will hold its in- Park Towers Penthouse
stallation of officers 6:30 East. Dr. Morton Plotnick
p.m. Thursday in the Red will speak on "Everything
Cedars Restaurant, "South- You Ever Wanted to Know

* * *

BBG Will Mark
50th Anniversary

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nity Center."
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ZAGER CHAPTER will
hold its installation of offi-
cers 7 p.m. Wednesday in
the Northgate Apts. club
house. Humorist Philip
Imber will entertain in Yid-
dish. Refreshments will be
served. Admission is free.
For information, call Sarah
Gevercer, 968-0362.

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LODGE will hold its next are being sought for the cel-
ebration
which
will
include
dinner-meeting 7 p.m.
Tuesday at the Furniture the participation of current
Club, Southfield. The pro- BBG members and Bnai
gram will begin at 8. Fea- Brith Women.
The brunch will feature a
tured will be disco dancing
Our New 1979 Collection
with Disco Debby and slide presentation of the
Frankie Gell. There is a history of BBG and a fash-
of contemporary invitations,
charge, and wives are in- ion show of clothing worn by
members
through
the
years.
stationery, raffle tickets and
vited. For reservations, call
Chairmen of the pro-
David Redisch, 559-5739.
accessories in your own home
gram are Janice Kesner,
BBG; Emily Rogow,
Wonien's Council, Bnai
Sinai's Birthing
Brith Youth Organiza-
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"Sinai Hospital of De- Stein, BBYO regional
troit's birthing room is pro- board vice chairman.
Fran
Roz
For reservations or in-
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to home births, which have formation, call the Bnai
been growing in popular- Brith Women's Council,
(after 6:00)
ity," said Dr. Milton 061- 356-0146, or the women's
"drath, Sinai's medical regional office, 569-1336.
chairman of the Depart-
ment of Obstetric,s_and
Gynecology.
The childbirth unit,
whiCh is designed to com-
bine the comforts of ,home
with the advantages of hos-
pital technology, located
in the labor and delivery
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Jewish Homd for Aged residents Hilde Grossbart
and Sam Jaffee hold a Jewish National Fund certifi-
cate attesting to the planting of a garden of trees in
Israel by residents of the senior citizens facility. The
residents planted the trees in celebration of Tu
b'Shevat. A total of 118 trees were planted. Charles
Wolfe is executive director of the Jewish Home for
Aged's two locations, Borman Hall in Detroit and
Prentis Manor in Southfield.

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Tickets are still available
for the benefit concert spon-
sored by Hillel Day School
slated to take place 8:30
p.m. March 31 at Ford Au-
ditorium.
King has appeared in
numerous concerts, on TV

programs and in Las Vegas.
Ms. Navon recently made
her broadway debut in
"Don't Step on My Olive
Branch."
For ticket information,
call Hillel Day School, 851-
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