52 Friday, May 15, 1981 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Bnai Brith Activities Fishman, TIKVAH CHAPTER Dorothy will hold its annual instal- - president; Shirley Raznick, lation luncheon noon Tues- Dorothy Stein, Sara Morris, day at Imperial Gardens, Irene Harelik, Mary Lewis, Southfield. Mamie Barden, Helen Waldbott; vice past president, will install presidents; Bess Pollack the following officers: and Bess Belsky, trea- surers; Reva Sniderman, Ida Berman, Ruth Ryshen, Charlotte Dolinka, Sarah Dolinka and Millie Raub, secretaries. Board members to be in- Emily are: stalled Buchman, Rose Berman,. Bess Gantz, Betty Cohen, Rose Kadens, Sally Paul, Betty Phillips, Etta Levin, Sophie Sinclair, Gert Lieb- eroff, Belle Greenspan Eve- lyn Brook, Lee Weinberg, FRANCES SOLOVICH CHAPTER will have its paid-up membership dinner 7 p.m. Monday at the Hun- tington Woods Library. A make-up demonstration will follow dinner. Dues are payable at the door. For reservations, call Bernice Ellis, 355-1257; or Beth - Levitsky, 542-4666. Rile a Raphael, Jean Raz- nick, Rose Schwartz, Har- riet Sigel, Frances Silver- man, Jean Lipkin, Adelle Fergel, Leah Lubin, Marian Mendelsohn, Gail Perlman, Esther Zeff, Pearl August, Sarah Holtzman and Rose Slobasky. Past President Fredell Whiteman will be chairman of the day. There is a lunch- eon charge, and guests are welcome. For details, call Luncheon Chairman Nettie Weinberg, 967-1286. * * * NATANYA CHAPTER will have a games night 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Carlyle Towers Apts. club room. Refreshments will be served. Friends and guests are welcome. For details, call Rose Rubens, 474-3238; or Lillian Epstein, 537- 3822. * * * DETROIT LODGE will have a dinner-meeting 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Sveden House, Farmington. George Nyman of the Anti- Defamation League of Bnai Brith will speak on "The Rise of Anti-Semitism." For information and reserva- tions, call Sandy Turbow, 478-6483; or Larry Bogrow, 557-1482. There is a charge. * * * GOLDA MEIR CHAP- TER will have a general meeting Monday in the home of Hilda Goldfarb, 5084 Far Ravine Ct., Wester Bloomfield. Sandra Myers * * * will speak on "Do Your Own COUPLETS UNIT will Nail Care." Prospective have a family social May 31 members are welcome. For - at the Detroit Zoo, meeting information, call Rhonda 10 a.m. at the main gate. Friedenberg, 661-5908. There is a charge, and * * * guests are welcome. For de- BUSINESS AND PRO- tails, call Marilyn Droz, FESSIONAL CHAPTER 474-3322; Jan Citrin, 476- will hold its final meeting of 3033. The group will have a the season 6 p.m. Tuesday', games night 8 p.m. May 23 at the MCL Cafeteria in the in the Jewish War Veterans Tel-12 Mall. Dinner will be =/ Memorial Home. There will available. Rabbi Ernst Con- be prizes and refreshments. rad of Temple Kol Ami will There is a charge, and speak on "The Changing guests are welcome. For de- Position of Women in the tails, call Keith— Savin, Jewish Religion." Prospec- fund-raising vice president, tive members, friends and relatives are welcome. 547-2220. * * * . * * * DOWNTOWN - FOX LODGE will hold its an- nual installation of officers 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Jewish War Veterans Memorial Home. A musical program will follow dinner and the installation. Friends are invited. For reservations, call Leonard Kendler, 398-9823; or Louis Konick, 968-5680. There is a nominal charge. LOUIS MARSHALL SUBURBAN LODGE will, have a dinner meeting 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Zionist Cultural Center. There is a charge. A piano recital by Mrs. Esther Allan and re- freshments will follow at 7:30, for which there is no charge. For reservations, call Carl Pearl, VE 8-5384; or Alfred Stebbins, 358- 1747. * * * $375,000 in Israel Bonds Aside from the weather, the best part of Spring is the exciting new designer clothes. We invite you to stop in for the very latest in women's Spring/Summer designer fashions from our exquisite collection — all at our everyday 40% savings. Hurry, our selection has never been greater! P.S. New arrivals daily, so stop in often. Rochester • 652-2436 West Bloomfield Livernois at Walton in the 851-9660 Orchard Mall Campus Corners Shopping Center Lathrup Village 424-8750 11 Mile & Evergreen Where quality and pleasant surroundings are as important as price. Pace Zetter Fashion5 Shown at the Einstein Lodge and Chapter dinner which saw $375,000 in Israel Bond susbscriptions raised are, standing from left, Charles Growe, hon- oree Eric Rosenow, David B. Holtzman of Israel Bonds, Sam Freedman and Henry Dorfman. Seater; are, from left, Lola Pines, Anne Rosenow, Mania Lesh and Linda Apfelblat. Tuesday Lecture Slated in Troy The Center for New Thinking will present Dr. Stanley Woollams, physi- cian and psychiatrist, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Some- rset Mall auditorium. Dr. Woollams will speak on "The New Psychotherapy." There is rs charge, and the public is in- vited. For details, call the=- center, 546-8928.