42 Friday, May 1, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Democracy cannot sur-
vive without the guidance of
a creative minority.

Bar-Ilan Women's Chapter to Re-Activate at May Meeting

Plans are nearly complete
for "Breakfast with Bar-
Ilan," the spring meeting of
the American Women for
Bar,-Ilan University, which
will take place 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday in the home of
Barbara Stollman, 2688 In-
dian Mound S., Birming-
ham, announces Frieda
Stollman, president, and
Sharon Hart, who is chair-

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president, Women's Di-
ing the meeting.
The gathering marks the vision - Allied Jewish
return to activity of this Campaign, the Jewish
group. Founded in 1960, National Fund, Israel
five years after Bar-Ilan Bonds, among numerous
came into existence, the De- other organizations.
Mrs. Hart is a former
troit Chapter was the uni-
versity's first, and member of the United
strongest, women's organ- Jewish Appeal. National
ization. Activities have in- Young Women's Leadership
cluded major drives to de- Cabinet, as well as im-
velop the library system mediate past president of
and to open the department Women's American ORT,
Michigan Region, and a
of musicology at Bar-Ilan.
Mrs. Stollman founded member of ORT's district
the Detroit Chapter, and and national boards. With
was the major force in mak- the Jewish Welfare Federa-
ing the American Women a tion she serves on the board
national concept. She, along of the Women's Division,
with her husband Max, and the Campaign executive
brother-in-law, Phillip, committee, the National
have been leaders of Bar- and Community Relations
Ilan on the international Agencies Budgeting Di-
level since before the uni- vision and the out-reach
committee; she also serves
versity's formal founding.
In addition, she has as associate chairman of the
been active in the Jewish Allied Jewish Campaign's
Welfare Federation, of Phone-O-Gift.
Mrs. Hart serves on the
which she is vice
board of the Jewish Family
Service, and is a life
member of Bnai Brith
Women, Hadassah and the
National Council of Jewish
Women. She recently was
elected to the board of trus-
tees of Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Wednesday's meeting
will feature Harriet Berg_
and the Festival Dancers
who will present a
lecture-demonstration of
the original ballet "The
Tzviling." Joanne Zuroff
will report on her fami-
ly's visit to Bar-Ilan.
FRIEDA STOLLMAN
There will be no solicita-
tion.
For information about the
American Women or the
annual Bar-Ilan dinner, call
the Bar-Ilan office, 398-
7180.

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president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of
Greater Detroit, urges the
planting of trees as
Mother's Day (May 10)
gifts.
Specially designed and
printed -Mother's Day cer-
tificates will be mailed to
the honorees. All such con-
tributions are tax-
deductible.
For information, call the
JNF, 557-6644.

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donor luncheon noon Mon-
day in the temple. Boutique
shopping will begin at 10
a.m.
The luncheon speaker
will be beauty consultant
Adrien Arpel. Proceeds
realized from the luncheon
will be used to make the
temple facilities accessible
for the physically handi-
capped.

On Dean's List

Evelyn Krieger, a junior
at New York University,
has been named to the de-
an's list for the winter quar-
ter with a 3.9 grade aver-
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