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noon Thursday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, will see the
induction of Leah Snider as
Women's Division chair-
man and a tribute of appre-
ciation to outgoing chair-
man Franka Charlupski,
recipient-elect of a serig-
raph award created by Is-
raeli artist Yaakov Agam.

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Special "Bond Between
Us" luncheon guest will
be Leslie Uggams, re-
nowned television and
Broadway star. Ms. Ug-
gams will be the recipient
of the State of Israel Cul-
tural Award, in recogni-
tion of friendship to the
people of the state of Is-
rael and all people who
strive for peace and free-
dom."
Luncheon chairman is
Phyllis Newman. For
luncheon reservations, call
Israel Bonds, 557-2900.

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tive director of the Con-
sumer Federation of
America. Edie Lampcov and
Sylvia Weingart are co-
chairmen of the luncheon.
There is a charge. For
reservations, call Bea Luft,
358-1177, or Rita Packard,
559-1647.

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Israel Envoy's Wife to Speak
at Federation Luncheon

The Women's Division of
the 1980 Allied Jewish
Campaign - Israel Emer-
gency Fund will hold a
luncheon meeting for con-
tributors of $6,000 Oct. 31
at the Franklin home of Be-
thea Green.
Guest speaker will be
Moriah Blum, wife of Is-
rael's Ambassador to the
United Nations, Yehuda
Blum.
A graduate of the De-
partment of Interior Archi-
tecture and Design at Be-
zalel School of Art in
Jerusalem, Mrs. Blum as-
sisted in the construction of
the Shrine of the Book in
Jerusalem, the Hazor
Museum, Masada Museum
and the Museum of Coins
and Glass in Tel Aviv.
In the late 1960s, Mrs.
Blum traveled with her
husband, then a UN-
ESCO fellow, to Au-
stralia, New York and
Ann Arbor. The Blums
also spent a year in Au-
stin, Tex., and a year in
New York, where Am-
bassador Blum was vis-
iting professor of law.
Frieda Stollman is Ad-

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Israeli Official Will Speak at Thursday Bond Luncheon

Zeev Sher, Israel's direc-
tor general of the Comptrol-
lers Office and former eco-
nomic minister to the U.S.
and Canada, will be guest
speaker at the Metro De-
troit Israel Bonds Women's
Division "Bond Between
Us" luncheon.
The luncheon, set for

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vance Gifts chairman and
Doreen Hermelin, associate
chairman. Susan Citrin,
Carolyn Greenberg and
Rosalie Kolbert are vice
chairmen and Marlene
Borman, adviser.
Shelby Tauber is Cam-
paign chairman of the
Women's Divison; Jane
Sherman is associate
chairman. Dulcie Rosenfeld
is Women's Division
president.

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TEMPLE EMANU-EL
SISTERHOOD will hold a
mini-brunch for new and
prospective members 11:30
a.m. Monday at the temple.
A program will be presented
by singer-guitarist Janet
Pont. Babysitting service is
available. For reservations,
call Dorothy Weiner, 626-
3290, or Glenda Isaacs,
557-8770.

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April 13. Regular library
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