THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 36 Friday, Unary 18, 1980 Women's Clubs LENNY LIEBERMAN Orchestra 559-0844 Quality Music Disco Dance Instruction Floor Show (audience participation) ALL IN ONE GLENNWOOD CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will hold a general meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednes- day in the Franklin Pointe Apts. club house. Dr. De- borah Bright, author of If you're not wearing it, sell it. You can't enjoy jewelry if it's sitting in your safe deposit box. Sell it for immediate cash. We pur- chase fine gems, Diamonds and Gold Jewelry. A service to private owners, banks and estates. Call 642-5575. Norman Allan Gemologist - Diamontologist Established MN TELEGRAPH ROAD, SURE 134 B1RIIIII9W1, PERM MO 1919 Looking for the right style of music to make your special event an affair to remember? NATE RONDELL, Organist, plays music from the big band era to the music of today. Weddings — Anniversaries Bar & Bat Mitzvas — Club Events Call 272-7586 or 855-1400 Let NATE ROWELL'S superb, sophisticated, romantic organ sounds fill your needs. "Creative Relaxation," will speak on "How to Relax and Relieve Stress and Ten- sion." Refreshments will be served. Visitors are wel- come. For information, call Vivian Karlinsky, 355- 3128. • • • • BUSINESS AND PRO- FESSIONAL CHAPTER, Women's American ORT, will hold a social evening 8 p.m. Monday in the home of Roz Citrin, 24786 Sussex, Oak Park. Guests are wel- come. For reservations, call Ms. Citrin, 967-4039. • • • BNAI DAVID SIS- TERHOOD will hold a regular meeting noon Jan. 28 in the synagogue. Attor- NCJW to Mark Council Week Council Week 1980 will be highlighted with a gen- eral meeting 8 p.m. Thurs- day at Temple Beth El. To honor NCJW volun- teers, the popular "A Maizin' Blues" of the Uni- versity of Michigan will entertain. Relatives and friends are invited. Other programs during Council Week include an open board meeting 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the NCJW offices and the celebration of Council Sabbath at De- troit area temples and synagogues, Jan. 25 and 26. ney Stuart Sinai will speak on "Legal Rights for Women." Luncheon will be served. There is a nominal charge. For reservations, call Irene Light 545-0913; Barbara Traison, 557-8257; or the synagogue, 557-8210. • • • OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP (10 Mile area) will meet 3 p.m. Saturday in the home of Mrs. Pinkas Kupfer, 13520 Dartmouth. Rabbi Shlomo Rothenberg will speak. The Nine Mile area group will not meet. • • * TEMPLE EMANIJ-E L SISTERHOOD will hold its annual birthday lunch- eon noon Jan. 28 at the tem- ple. The afternoon will fea- ture "Luncheon in a Jar," a fashion show and a packing demonstration. Guests are welcome. There is a charge. A babysitter will be avail- able. For reservations, call Jane Finkelstein, 557-2624; or Ann Ross, 544-2589. LAKE HILLS CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will sponsor a day of beauty and health 10 a.m. Monday in the DeRoy Studio Theater in the main Jewish Community Center complex. Among the speak- ers are Kitty Wagner, skin care and cosmetics; Joan Wittenberg, nutrition; Gerald Haynes, hair dres- NOW YOU HAVE THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR 20% 30%* 40%* & MORE * STOREWIDE SALE *off nationally advertised retail, all sales final Super Prices On These Items Mikasa 20 piece set - reg. $100 NOW $25 Selected Van Teal sculpture - reg. $108 NOW $65 Selected stainless cutlery - 50% OFF Fitz & Floyd discontinued patterns - 4.0% OFF Block China discontinued patterns - 50% OFF & more Select collection of crystal animals - reg. $22.50 NOW $14 Glass dishes odd pieces - 25' EACH Odd lucite serving trays - $7 and up Select crystal candlesticks - reg. $17.50 NOW $9 limited quantity, while supply lasts OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ARE LOWER THAN MOST RETAIL SALE PRICES SAVE ON THINGS FOR THE Kitchen, Dining Room, Giftware, Dinnerware, Den, Crystal, Lucite and more... A FEW BRAND NAMES... AND MORE ser; and Sylvia Zukin, phys- ical fitness. A babysitter will be available. There is a charge, and tickets will be available at the door. • • • ACHIEZER will hold its annual winter games night 8 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Bnai Israel-Beth Yehudah. Chairmen for the evening are: Sara Bricker, Estelle Gelberman and Sandy Sin- gal. Co-hostacses are: Judy Saks, Malka Blumenfeld, Shard Meer and Yocheved Liss. • • • MAIMONIDES MEDI- SOCIETY CAL WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will meet noon Jan. 29 at the Sussex House restau- rant. Cantor Chaim • • • DEGANIA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will have a movie night 8:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at the Hidden Rivers Apts. club house. There is a charge. Couples and friends are invited. Refreshments will be served. For reserva- tions, call Jackie Zeff, 967- 3627; or Sandy Lerner, 355-3295. Midrasha, Hadassah Sponsor Series of Classes at UHS The Midrasha — College of Jewish Studies, in coop- eration with the Metropoli- tan Detroit Chapter of Hadassah, will sponsor a mini-mester series Jan. 30-Feb. 27 at the main United Hebrew Schools building. Classes to be held 8 p.m. Wednesdays and their in- structors are: "American Jewish Liter- ature," Dr. Larry Berkove; "A Middle East Seminar: What Are the Prospects for Peace?," Nancy Good; "Hatching, Matching and Dispatching: An 'Introduc- tion to the Jewish Life Cy- cle," Rabbi Alan Lucas; "Talking to Bubie and Zayde: An Introduction to Yiddish," Moshe Nobel; "An Introduction to Selected Problems in Jewish Philos- ophy — Why Believe in God? Is There a Jewish Way of Thinking," Dr. Gerald Teller, and "Beginner's He- brew — Reading and Con- versation." • Second hour classes, beginning at 9 p.m, and their instructors include: Jan. 30, "The Image of Women in American Jewish Literature," Dr. Jacqueline Zeff, Wayne State Univer- sity; Feb. 6, "Aliya and the Phenomenon of Aging," Dr. Boaz Kahana, Oakland University; Feb. 13, "In- tergenerational Interaction and Family Relationships," Dr. Eva Kahana, Wayne State University; Feb. 20 and 27, "The World of Jewish Art," Deanna Sperka, artist. Advance paid reserva- tions are due by Wednes- day. Checks should be made payable to the Midrasha. For information, call the Midrasha, 354-1050 or 352-7117. Mizrachi Leader, Cantor on Batya Donor Program Sarah Shane, immediate past national president of American Mizrachi women, will be the guest speaker at the annual donor dinner of Batya Chapter 6 p.m. Sun- day at Young Israel of Oak-Woods. Mrs. Shane has made several trips to Israel, where she visited American Mizrachi Women child care social service and educa- tional institutions. In October 1972, she was a member of a 20-women task force which consulted SARAH SHANE with the late Prime Minis- ter Golda Meir, Abba Eban, David Ben-Gurion and other top Israeli leaders to discuss social welfare needs. Arita China, Artex, Arzberg, Astrolite, Block China, Carol Ann Pottery, Contex Lucite, Daum, Denby, Fitz & Floyd, Gerber Legendary, Howard Miller Clocks, I ttala, Kosta Boda, Mikasa, Nissen, Oxford Hall, Salton, Sango, Schott-Zwiesel, Supreme Cutlery, Val St. Lambert, VanTeal, Vannes Le Chatel, & Wedgwood. 24901 Northwestern Suite 114 Southfield 352-9190 Najman of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will present a musi- cal program. He will be ac- companied by guitarist Carol Lasser. President Gail Tukel invites guests. There is a charge. Chair- man-of the day is Anita Taylor. She will be assisted by Linda Boodin, Pearlena Bodzin and Linda Ditkoff. Appearing, on the pro- gram with Mrs. Shane will be Cantor Chaim Najman of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, who will sing Is- raeli and Yiddish songs and present cantorial selections. Hours Mon-Sat 10:00 to 5:00 CANTOR NAJMAN Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Zuroff will be the guests of honor.