THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

50 Friday, March 14, 1980

JWF Women Spring Forum Is Scheduled for March 26

Two women who took part
in resistance movements
during the 1940s will be the
featured speakers at the
annual Spring Forum of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division, March
26, at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
Titled "We Fought Back,"
the forum, an educational
meeting aimed particularly
at the interests of younger
women, will begin at 9:15
a.m. and end at 2:15 p.m.
Morning speaker will be
Anita Hearshen, a member
of the Hagana's Intelligence
Corps during Israel's War of
Independence. She worked
closely with Teddy Kollek,
now mayor of Jerusalem,
and she worked behind the
scenes in Morocco, South

America and the U.S. to
help the fledgling Jewish
state get supplies it needed
for defense.
Vladka Meed will ad-
dress the gathering after
lunch. Born Feigele Pel-
tel, she was 17 when the
Nazis conquered Poland.
She joined the under-
ground and, with the help
of forged identity papers,
became "Vladka" to
work on the "Aryan side"
of the Warsaw Ghetto.
During the Warsaw
Ghetto Uprising, she
smuggled weapons and
helped Jews escape from
the ghetto and find shel-
ter.

Marcy Feldman is chair-
man, and Dena Golden,
associate chairman and
program chairman, of the
Spring Forum Committee.
Joyce Sherman is secretary,
and Barbara Altwerger and
Janice Fried, decorations
co-chairman.

DOL-VANDO

Variety Club
Women to Meet

Israeli Fashions

AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
An Israeli fashion show is
being held at the. Hilton
Hotel.

Tent No. 5, Women's
Variety Club, will hold its
spring fund-raising lunch-
eon 42:30 p.m. March 22 at
When judgment is weak
the Bloomfield Open Hunt prejudice is strong.
Club, 405 E. Long Lake,
Bloomfield Hills. •
Comedian Gary Devine
Available For All Occasions
will entertain. Proceeds will [
25 years experience
benefit handicapped chil-
dren.
MAGICAL MEL
For reservations, call
547-2464
Cheryl Blumeno, 557-1677.
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MAGICIAN

Shown planning the Spring Forum are, from left,
Francine Gold, Janet Levine, Marcy Feldman and
Dena Golden.
Francine Gold serves as charge for registration and
lunch, and reservations are
adviser.
Dulcie Rosenfeld is required. Babysitting serv-
president, and Janet ice is available through the
Levine, vice president for Jewish Community Center,
education, of the Women's 661-1000, ext. 121.
Division.
For reservations, call the
Spring Forum is open to
all interested women in the Women's Division, 965-
community. There is a 3939.

Temple Israel. Sisterhood Plans
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Preparing for the final fund-raising by Temple
Israel Sisterhood in the Manderson Road building,
are, from left: Barbara Rosenthal, vice president of
ways and means; Annette Schreiber and Eleanor
Folbe, co-chairmen of the donor luncheon; and Helen
Tobias, sisterhood president.
Temple Israel Sisterhood nette Schreiber are donor
will hold its final fund- luncheon co-chairmen.
raising activity, a donor Sheila Lipshutz and Mari-
luncheon, in the Manderson lyn Rubin are prize chair-
Road building noon March man and Faith Freeman is
in charge of game tickets.
24.
The donor will feature a Barbara Rosenthal is vice
catered luncheon and fash- president of ways and
ion show. There will be means.
Tobias,
Helen
prizes.
Eleanor Folbe and An- president of the sister-
hood, said the sister-
hood's aims are mul-
tifold. They include re-
sponsibility to the con-
gregation and its af-
filiates, the religious
school and the commu-
nity.
Reservations are limited
to 350. For reservations,
call Mrs. Freeman, 557-
3369; Sylvia Isley, 358-
1673; or the temple, 863-
7769.

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JNF Increases
Price of Trees

NEW YORK — The board
of directors of Jewish Na-
tional Fund of America has
approved an increase in the
price of trees to be planted
in Israel, effective Oct. 1.
The price of a single tree
will be raised to $5. The cur-
rent price is $3. The price of
gardens, groves, woodlands
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