52 Friday, March 21, 1980 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Boutiques to Highlight Annual SZ Women's Fund Raising Event Midrasha - College of Jewish Studies A Talk on "The DYBBUK" presented by Leila Goldman Instructor, Wayne State University Lad Auditorium United Hebrew Schools 21550 W. 12 Mile Road Mon., March 24 1:30 p.m. Open to the Public If You're Looking for a Program in Israel for a Child, High School or College Students, a Teacher or Yourself, LOOK NO FURTHER Programs last six months to a year, a semester, and/or a summer. All include transportation, room, tGard, touring and field trips. ❑ School Teachers Seminars ❑ Winter Seminars ❑ Bat-Bar Mitzvah Pilgrimage ❑ Adult Programs ❑ Summer Youth Seminars Detroit area women will have the opportunity to hear first-hand accounts of the role of Jewish women in resistance movements at the Jewish Welfare Federa- tion Women's Division's annual Spring Forum March 26 at the main Jewish Community Center. We Fought Back" ik the theme for the forum, 11Phich begins with registration at 9:15 a.m. The registration fee includes luncheon. Anita Hearshen, a member of the Hagana's In- telligence Corps during Is- rael's War of Independence, will be the morning speaker. Vladka Meed, born For further information, check the appropriate box (boxes) mail, or call tod ay. DJN Name Address City State Zip DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION & CULTURE WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION Department of Education & Culture 515 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. 10022 (212) 752-0600 ext. 377/376 ANITA HEARSHEN • • • • •Oil • • -• • • • • • 1).41 • • • • • IV* • • • 0_0 • • • • • We Take The Worry Out Of • • • • DRAPERY CLEANING • • • The boutiques will in- raising and pre-donor ac- clude gifts; aprons; tivities are: "white elephant" items; — Carole Aaron, Gladys Croll, Feder, Ida Rogovein, baked goods; books, in- Helen Carole Hayman, Linda cluding those by Ms. Vio- Maltzman, Nancy Baron, Be- verly Laker, Jackie Milgrom, rst; ceramics and Steinberg, Alice Ragin, watercolors; pottery; Cynthia Gail Rosenbloom, Carol jewelry; knit shop; paper Goldman, Harriet Friedman, goods; cosmetics and Lorraine Leib, Sandy Schwartz, perfumes; telephones Carmen Biederman, Shirley Shirley Levin, Leslie and accessories; silk Jonas, Molitz and Dottie Wagner. flower arrangements; Also Lois Spector, Lillian ceramic jewelry; and a Perlman, Esther Benson, Bea Cuisinart demonstration. Katzman, Fanny Robinson, Lois Sherry Najman, ar- Sandberg, with Helping Bluma Schechter, Virginia rangements for the fund Hoffman, Goldie Adler, Rose Women Tell Resistance Role at Federation Women's Forum EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN ISRAEL ❑ High School Year Program ❑ Hayim Greenberg College Program ❑ University Credit Seminars ❑ Israel Ulpan A variety of boutiques, a new feature this year, will highlight the "It's a Woman's World 1980" fund raiser sponsored by the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood to take place 10 a.m. April 23 in the synagogue. Fund-raising Vice President Doreen Hermelin announces the guest speaker for the affair will be author Judith Viorst. 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During the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, she smug- gled weapons and helped es- caping Jews find shelter. Marcy Feldman is chairman, and Dena Gol- den, associate chairman, of Spring Forum. Dulcie Rosenfeld is Women's Division president. Babysitting service is available by calling the Jewish Center, 661-1000, ext. 121. For reservations or in- formation, contact the Women's Division, 965- 3939. Miss Horwitz Plans to Marry Russians Seek Lost Relatives The Greater Detroit Sec- tion, National Council ok Jewish Women, in conjune-r tion with United HIAS Service, is seeking the whereabouts of several relatives and friends of re- cent Russian immigrants. 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MISS HORWITZ Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Horwitz of Oak Park an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Suzanne Gail, to Martin Lee Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross of Oak Park. Miss Horwitz was graduated from Wayne State University with a BS degree in fashion merchan- dising. Her fiance was graduated from WSU and is a junior at its medical school. An October wedding is planned. MARVIN SIEGEL CATERERS CARRY OUT FOODS COMPLETE DINNERS and A LA CARTE PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY!! Orders Will Be Accepted Until Mon., March 24 MARVIN SIEGEL CATERERS c/o Cong. Shaarey Zedek 27375 Bell Rd., Southfield 357-5177 357-5544 44