THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS NCJW Detroit Section to Host Central District Convention Friday, March 1, 1980 41 RALPH YAMRON'S Orchestra Women's Clubs BETH ACHIM SIS- TERHOOD still is taking reservations for its Torah Fund dinner to be held 6:30 p.m. March 17 in the synagogue. Members who have contributed to Torah Fund are eligible to attend and may bring one non- member guest. The sister- hood choral group under the direction of Cantor Simon Bermanis will entertain, accompanied on the piano by Rose Morgan. For reser- vations by Monday, call Lotty Partovich, 546-4452; or Anne Leeman, 356-4998. * * * FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, American •Mizrachi Women, will meet noon Monday in the North- gate Apts. club _ house. Plans for the March 17 Purim luncheon to be held at the Lincoln Towers Apts. club house will be discussed. MCL Cafeteria in the Tel-12 Mall. Plans for the June luncheon will be discussed. * * * DAVID-HORODOKER WOMEN'S ORGANIZA- TION will meet noon Tues- day in the home of Mrs. Sam Belkin, 15061 Northfield, Oak Park. The women will hold a luncheon May 6 in the Northgate. Apts. club house. For tickets and in- formation, call Mrs. Anna Komisar, 557-9425. • * * * WOMEN'S OR- THODOX LEAGUE will have a kashrut forum 8:15 p.m. Monday at Young Is- rael of Greenfield. Rabbi Chaim Goldzweig, regional supervisor for the Midwest division of the Union of Or- thodox Jewish Congrega- tions, will be the guest speaker. His topic will be "Kosher Products for Year-Round and Passover Use." The public is invited free of charge. Preparing for the central district convention of the National Council of Jewish Women are: Helen Shevin, seated; and from left: Phyllis Welling, president of the Greater Detroit Section; and Dorothy Kaufman, co-chairman with Mrs. Shevin of the con- vention. The convention will be held April 20-24 at the * * * Hyatt Regency Hotel. LIVONIA JEWISH * * * Dorothy Kaufman and women's issues and an CONGREGATION SIS- Helen Shevin will co-chair exploration of the social and TERHOOD will hold a BUSINESS AND PRO- the National Council of legal ramifications of the general meeting 8 p.m. FESSIONAL GROUP, Jewish Women Central Dis- role of the press during pub- Tuesday in the synagogue. Hadassah, will meet 2 p.m. trict Convention, April lic trials. Martha Gordon will conduct Sunday in the Northgate 20-24 at the Hyatt Regency a Passover Institute. Apts. club house. There will Serving with Mrs. Kauf- Hotel. Friends are welcome. Re- be a film on Youth Aliya man and Mrs. Shevin on the The four-day meeting, convention planning com- freshments will be served. and the part-time parent. which is expected to draw mittee are: Carol Coden, For information, call Jean Helen Limond is program 200 women from 11 Mid- Sondra Nathan, Geraldine Alspector, 476-6699. chairman for the day. A so- western states, will be Pasternak, * * *- Esther hosted by the Greater De- Rosenblum, Marlene AVODAH CHAI troit Section. Schwartz, Edwina Davis, CHAPTER, Pioneer Sobel-Schumer Mrs. Kaufman was bulle- Saundra Goosen, Audrey Women, will meet noon Troth Is Told tin editor, chairman of Klein, Hermine Silver, Jes- Tuesday in the Whitehall numerous programs, corre- sie Stern, Beatrice Alexan- Apts. club house. Alice Ross sponding secretary and der, Arlene Redfield, Betty will review "Freedom at executive vice president of Rosenhaus, Marsha Zucker, Night." Guests are welcome the section. She is active on Claudia Gold, Lois Wein- and refreshments will be the Brandeis University traub, Judy Adelman, Carol served. National Women's Commit- Bloom, Doreen Gordon, * * * tee and is a member of Cong. Terran Leemis, Sally BNAI MOSHE SIS- Shaarey Zedek. Mayer, Susan Miller, Mrs. Shevin, a past- Janice Schwartz, Frances TERHOOD will hold its president of the Greater Stern, Barbara Grant, De- "Day of Art" Wedhesday at Detroit Section, has borah Schmier, Adele the Detroit Institute of Art, served NCJW on the local Sonenklar, Lois Zussman, meeting 10 a.m. at the and national levels for Stephanie Keywell, Bar- synagogue. At 11 there will many years. In addition, bara Kuhlik, Judy Marx, be a program on "Ancient she has been a board Mary Schwartz, Hope Sil- World Tour and Its Rele- member in the Women's verman, Idelle Weisberg, vance to Jewish History." Division of the Jewish Phyllis Welling and Phyllis Dairy luncheon will be served at noon. There will MISS SOBEL Welfare Federation. Steinberg. be a 1 p.m. tour of decorative The theme of the conven- Dr. Howard B. Sobel of art. There is a charge. For tion will be "Looking Couple to Mark Oak Park announces the reservations, call 'Ronna Toward Tomorrow." Pro- Rosenbaum, vice president, engagement of his daugh- gramming will include dis- 60th Anniversary ter, Nancy Robin, to David 548-0035. cussions of contemporary J. Schumer, son of Mrs. * * * Sandra Kay Schumer of Seek Volunteers RAINBOW CHAPTER, Northbrook, Ill., and Dr. Women's American ORT, Marvin B. Schumer of Wil- for Red Cross will present a program, mette, Ill. Red Cross Southeastern "Dolls for Democracy," 8 Miss Sobel, daughter of Michigan Chapter has p.m. March 18 at the Laurel the late Mrs. Ann L. Sobel, ignated Sunday, March Woods Apts. club house. Re- is a senior at Eastern Volunteer Recruitment freshments will be served. Michigan University's Week" in the tri-county For reservations, call Judi nursing school. Her fiance is area. Rosen, 356-5556; or Anna a senior at the University of Volunteers are needed in Warszawski, 541-2750. Michigan and will attend C"kland County to work on * * * the University of Illinois dmobile units, where they assist Red Cross nurses CLUB ONE, Pioneer Dental School in the fall. An August wedding is Women, will hold a Purim with non-medical duties such as registering blood luncheon in honor of Celia planned. Feigenson 11:30 a.m. Tues- donors, labeling and num- bering blood containers, es- day in the Lincoln Towers Couples Gather THE MALTERS corting donors to the can- Apts. club room. Adele teen area and serving re- Former Detroiters Mr. Mondry and Chana Michlin for City of Hope and Mrs. Michael (Rachel) will present a Purim pro- The May 13 annual night freshments. Individuals are also Malter of Los Angeles, gram. For reservations and of games will be discussed at needed to serve as Red Cross Calif., will celebrate their transportation call the next meeting of the Mr. hospital workers, transpor- 60th wedding anniversary President Mrs. Michlin, and Mrs. Group, City of 968-5351. tation assistants and ad- March 15. Hope, 7:30 p.m. Sunday at * * * the Hunter's Ridge Apts. ministrative volunteers. In honor of the occasion, For information, call the the couple's children, AESCULAPIAN Phar- club room. Oak Park regional office, grandchildren and great- maceutical Association Mr. and Mrs., Lionel„ 968-2255; or the West grandson have planted a Ladies Auxiliary will meet Katchem will host the meet- Bloomfield office, 334-3575. garden of 100 trees in Israel. noon Wednesday in the ing's social hour. cial hour with refreshments will be part of the day's pro- gram. Guests are invited. 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