20 Friday, April 24, 1981 DICTATING MACHINES $ 88 88 also transcribing units 342-7801 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Bnai Brith Activities GOLDA MEIR CHAP- TER will have its second annual paid-up member- ship dinner 7 p.m. Monday in the home of Terry ALOHA, SPRING IS HERE!! POOL OPENINGS as low as Tenebaum, 2999 Bloomfield Park Dr., West Bloomfield. For reservations by today, call Sandy Schwartz, 661- 1279; or Marcia Friedman, 661-4218. Dues are payable at the door. * * * $16500 Discount prices on all Chemicals and Supplies 569-0876 HAWAIIAN POOLS LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER will hold its in- stallation of officers noon Wednesday in the Knob-in- the-Woods Apts. club house. Installing officer will be Eadie Albion, past president of the Bnai Brith Detroit Council and a member of the Midwest Regional Board. Officers to be installed SNODDY. Snobby is nor our style. Bur we've jusr received an exciring new collecrion of never-seen- before designs from FILA and ellesse• We simply musr rell you rhey're the finest quality tennis clothes available. For men, women, and junior players who demand the very best. are: Frieda Massover, president; Betty Brown, Ruth Fisher and Nita Lichtenstein, vice presidents; Jean Katz, Faye Schwartz, Sylvia Gottlieb and Gertrude Maskin, secretarires; and June Pleason, treasurer. Board of directors in- cludes: Ethel Klavons, Ann Kopnick, Isabelle Levitt, Ida Lewis, Rose Pogats, Henny Salomon, Dorothy Silverman, Pearl Smaller, Betty Stewart, Sophia Wineman and Edith Winer. A gourmet luncheon will be served. There is a charge, and guests are welcome. For required reservations, call Ms. Lewis, 968-6799; or Ms. Stewart, 557-3117. Reser- vation deadline is today. * * * ISRAEL CHAPTER will have a fashion show in conjunction with its annual "Children's Home in Israel" certificate evening 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Bnai Brith headquarters. Spring ap- parel and accessories will be modeled by chapter mem- bers and their families. There is a charge. Dessert will be served. Friends are invited. For details, call Marcella Roth, 356-6378. come. Reservation deadline is May 1. For reservations, call Marilyn Droz, 474- 3322; Jan Citrin, 476-3033; or Co-President Elanna Broder, 553-0139. The unit will have a fam- ily social May 31 at the De- troit Zoo, meeting 10 a.m. at the front gate of the zoo. There is a charge, and guests are welcome. Par- ticipants are requested to bring their own lunch. For reservations by May 18, call Ms. Droz, Ms. Citrin or Ms. Broder. * * * FRANCES SOLOVICH CHAPTER will have an in- formation night 7:30 p.m. May 7 in the home of Beth Levitsky, 24301 Majestic, Oak Park. Prospective members are invited. A film will be shown. For details, call Ms. Levitsky, 542-4666. * * TIKVAH CHAPTER will meet noon Tuesday in the Sutton Place Apts. club house. Program Vice President Shirley Raznick will present Past President Goldie Kramer, who will review "Avenue of the Righteous," by Peter Hellman. There is a nomi- nal charge for luncheon, and guests are welcome. Reservations are being taken for the May 19 instal- lation luncheon to be held at noon at the Imperial Gar- dens. For details and reser- vations, call Luncheon Chairman Nettie Wein- bbrg, 967-1286. C.? < * * ACCOUNTANTS UNIT will have a meeting 7:30 p.m. May 6 at Temple Be El, Alpert Confirmatio_ Room. Irwin B. Meisel will speak on "Use of Life Insur- ance in Retirement and Es- tate Planning." The pro- gram will qualify for two CPE credits. A board meet- ing will be held at 6:30 p.m. The unit is currently con- ducting a membership drive. The group's activities include the Continuing Pro- fessional Education credit program, speakers bureau, tax assistance program and joint meetings with non- accounting professional organizations. For member- ship information, call the Accountants Unit, 352- 8040. * * * $275,000 in Bonds Purchased . Monday rhrough Saturday 9:30-6. tennis time S E. Corn& Maple G Lohser 3irminghom. MI 646-4475 COUPLETS UNIT will have a "One Nite Out" event May 9, meeting 6:30 p.m. at the Michigan Inn. A mystery dinner and tour will follow. There is a charge, and guests are wel- kkil 0 .4; n1L 40 111 So what's different about • a Butcher Block Table? First we took off the squared edges and replaced them iga- with a smooth curve. Secondly—we insisted that this top be constructed of continuous strips of premium maple. Thirdly—we applied 2 coats of polyurethane penetrating oil to give it a liquid-repellent surface. Now it's on Sale at $199. Reg. $260. 30"x 60"top as shown on MMB trestle base. 10% off all curved-edged tops in stock. TRAVERSE CITY SOUTHFIELD ANN ARBOR 12917 W. Bayshore Dr. 26026 W. 12 Mile Rd. 410 N. Fourth Ave. at Harbor West West of Telegraph at Farmers Market (616) 941-1313 (313) 352-1530 (313) 668-4688 Mon-Thurs 9-5:30. Fri 9-9 Mon, Thurs, Fri 10-9 Mon. Thurs, Fri 9-9 Tu. W. Sat 9-5:30, Sun 12-5 Tues. Wed, Sat 10-6. Sun 12-5 Sat 9-5:30. Sun 12-5 The Workbench. Inc. 1981 More than. $275,000 in Israel Bonds were pur- chased at a recent leadership reception by Einstein Lodge and Chapter in advance of the May 3 annual tribute dinner. Shown are, top row from left, David Hermelin of Israel Bonds, Israel Ambassador Amos Ganor, host Irving Guttman, David Holtzman of Israel Bonds, honoree Eric Rosenow, Sam Freedman, hos- tess Mrs. Rose Guttman and Charles Growe. Seated are, from left, Anne Rosenow, Mania Lesh and Linda Apfelblat. * * * Tradition Topic of Parley for BBWomen May 1-3 Registration will be "The Impact of Tradition Upon Jewish Lifestyles" taken at 3 p.m. May 1. will be the theme of the third annual conference of Detroiter Role the Midwest Region of Bnai in The Chosen' Brith Women to be held A former Detroiter plays May 1-3 at the Marriott Inn the role of the doctor in the in Ann Arbor. Guest speaker will be movie "The Chosen," Evelyn Wasserstrom, past will make its world p, president of Bnai Brith miere May 11 as part -Of Women and executive di- "Celebration 33" saluting rector of the National Con- Israel's independence. Clement Fowler, who left ference of Christians and Detroit for New York after Jews. Estelle Robinson is con- graduating from Wayne ference chairman. Other University in 1948, is the are: Emily cousin of Seymour Matenky chairmen Rogow, Midwest Region of Oak Park. Fowler writes for televi- awards; Ida Stein, ar- rangements; Brenda Good- sion and acts in the New man, decorations; and York area. He appeared in Gloria Ellis and Linda the movie version of-"Ham- let" with Richard Burton. Levine, programming. Psychologist Dr. Paul The man is lost who has Jacobs will lead the fam- lost his sense of shame. ily forum discussions. j