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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Women in Broadcast to Speak for Women's League Program
Broadcaster Jennifer
Moore of WDIV-TV and
WJBK Special Projects
Producer Wendy Robins
will address an "All
President's Day" meeting of
the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit noon Oct.
25 at Young Israel of Oak-
Woods.
All presidents of Jewish
women's organizations in
the area will be honored.
Mrs. Stanley Baar is
president of the league.
Ms. Moore is a reporter,
business editor and
weekend anchor for
WDIV-TV. She was a re-
porter and anchor on WJR
radio, a reporter at
WEWS-TV in Cleveland
and news director for
WHLQ-FM in Canton,
Ohio.
She was named Woman
of the Year in Broadcast
News by the Detroit
Chapter of American
Women in Radio and
Television in 1978. For
the past two years she
has received the Associ-
ated Press Award "for
excellence in individual
reporting."
She won an Emmy Award
for her television special re-
ports, "They Just See Blue."
WENDY ROBINS
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iated with WJBK/WDEE
Radio as assistant to the
promotion-music director.
She was a part-time news
editor, secretary to the news
director and first woman
news editor at the Mutual
Broadcasting System in
New York City.
She received an Emmy
Award for special re-
ports on cardio-
pulmonary resuscitation
training; special citations
from ' the Southfield
Board of Education and
mayor of Southfield "far
JENNIFER MOORE
CPR special reports" and
Ms. Moore earned a BA de- the March of Dimes
gree in broadcast jour- Award "for special re-
nalism from Pennsylvania ports on birth defects."
State University, where she
Ms. Robins received the
was elected to Phi Beta
AFTRA Golden Mike Spe-
Kappa honorary.
Ms. Robins has been news cial ,Award "for investiga-
producer, news writer and tive reporting on Detroit
assistant to the special proj- abortion clinics." She was-
ects unit director for graduated from the Univer-
WJBK-TV. She was affil- sity of Michigan with a BA
Admission is free and the
public is invited.
THE. JEWISH SING-
LES will go to Camp
Tamarack today through
Broadcaster
Wins Award
Allen M. Wolf of South-
field, a radio news coor-
dinator for WWJ radio, has
been named one of 25 broad-
casters to be honored with
the 1979 Armstrong
Awards "for excellence and
originality in radio pro-
gramming."
Wolf received an honora-
ble mention award for his
documentary, "Prognosis:
Vasectomy." He received
the award at the National
Radio Broadcasters Asso-
ciation convention last
week in Washington.
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cludes volleyball, ping
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Workmen's
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day. Beginner classes will
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luncheon will be served.
Vice President of Program
is Mrs. Alan Weiner. Ar-
rangements Chairman of
the Day is Mrs. Henry
Schore.
Yiddish Classes
Begin Thursday
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