THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, October 24, 1980
Campaign Meeting to Hear
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Author-journalist Ruth Gruber addressed a meet-
ing for contributors of $6,000-plus sponsored by the
Women's Division of the Allied Jewish Campaign.
WE CAN SELL YOUR MINK COATS, JACKETS,
Shown at the gathering are, from left, hostess Marion
STOLES, FUN FURS, FUR HATS,
Handleman, Shelby Tauber, Ms. Gruber, Doreen
Hermelin, Advance Gifts chairman; Jane Sherman
and Frieda Stollman.
Mathilda Brailove, a gency Fund on Thurs-
• 13661 W. 11 Mile just West of Coolidge
long-time activist for Israel, day. The luncheon meeting,
Oak Park, Mich. (Across from A&P)
will speak at a Women's Di- for contributors of $3,000 or
vision meeting on behalf of more, will be held at the
Closed Saturday
Open 6 Days 11-5 p.m.
the 1981 Allied Jewish Franklin home of Carolyn
No phone calls please
Campaign - Israel Emer- Greenberg.
of
Brailove,
Mrs.
Elilabeth, N.J., has been
honored many times for her
work on behalf of Israel. Her
home community has
endowed the Mathilda S.
Brailove Pre-Kindergarten
in Beersheva, and she holds
service awards from United
Detroit Area Retail Kosher
Jewish Appeal and Israel
Meat Dealers Assoc.
Bonds.
Serving on the Special
Gifts Cabinet are Harriet
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Alpern, Barbara Berry,
Marlene Borman, Tillie
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Goldman, Diane Grant,
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of Metro Division
Awards Meeting
Fredric Newman will re-
late his experiences on the
recent President's Mission
to Poland and Israel at a
special awards meeting
honoring 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaign Met-
ropolitan Division workers
on Sunday in the Senior
Adult Lounge, Room 239, of
the Jewish Community
Center, West Bloomfield.
Newman, a University of
Michigan graduate in in-
ternational relations, has
spent time in Israel as a
scholar at the Brandeis
Univeristy Jacob Hiatt In-
stitute of Mideast Studies.
His lecture will follow a con-
tinental breakfast for meet-
ing participants at 9:45 a.m.
Choral Group
Has Openings
Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses' Sisterhood
choral group has openings.
Sessions are held 9:15 a.m.
Tuesdays in the synagogue.
For details, call Evelyn
Sabes, 356-1823; or Cantor
Iqr@,0 Fychs, 851-6880.
Pioneer Women Donor Hosts
Mideast Analyst Ms. Good
Greater Detroit Council,
Pioneer Women, will hold
its 50th annual donor
luncheon noon Thursday at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
There is a charge for the
luncheon, in addition to a
minimum donor pledge.
Nancy Good, noted Mid-
dle East analyst, will be the
featured speaker. Ms. Good
is a doctoral candidate in
political science and inter-
national relations at the
University of Michigan. She
is also an international re-
searcher, lecturer, writer.
The anthems will be sung
by Rhoda Friedman, ac-
companied by Sonia
Lipenholtz, who will also
provide piano background
music during the luncheon.
The invocation will be re-
cited by Sarah Levin.
This year's donor book
has been edited by Frieda
Barris, Lorraine Gale,
Civil Defense
Director Cited
Col. Arthur C. Becker, di-
rector of Southfield's civil
defense and member of the
Jewish War Veterans, won
11 national awards in the
annual contest sponsored by
the United States Civil .De-
fense Council.
Among them are: First
place, editorial newspaper,
cartoon, and editorial radio;
second place, audio visual,
newsletters, "Speaking
With A Million," editorial
from a weekly newspaper
and cartoon from a weekly
newspaper; third place, car-
toon from a weekly news-
paper, news photo from a
weekly newspaper and
news story from a weekly
newspaper.
Radomer Society
Events Planned
Radomer Aid Society will
hold its installation of offi-
cers and a Mr. and Mrs.
surprise party 6 p.m. Nov. 4
at the Furniture Club.
Cocktails will be served,
and dinner will follow. For
reservations, call Nancy
Ager, 547-7614; or Shirley
Finkel, 559-4831.
NANCY
GOOD
Mildred Hooberman and
Miriam Rose. Renee
Shuster and Margaret
Bialkin are in charge of
table decorations.
Transportation chair-
man Margaret Huppert
has arranged for a bus to
stop at Lincoln Towers,
Northgate Apts. club
house and Federation
Apartments. For reserva-
tions, call the Council
office, 967-4750.
Jackye Drapkin is chair-
man of the day, Elsie Harold
is vice president of funds
and Ruth Miller is president
of the Pioneer Women
Council.
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