THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Activities in Society

Four great-grandmothers chairman; Estelle Robin-
were on hand at the Bar son, vice chairman; and
Mitzva of Alan Rautbort, Gloria Ellis, 1978-1980
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Midwest Region board
Rautbort, at Temple Israel chairman, will be in Wash-
recently. Attending the ington next week to attend
ceremonies were: Mrs. Lena the Bnai Brith Women In-
Lieberman, Mrs. Katy ternational Biennial Con-
Rautbort, Mrs. Yetta vention.
Landman and Mrs. Rose
Stulberg of Toronto, Ont.
We strive as hard to hide
* * *
our hearts from ourselves as
Barbara Zonder, 1980- from others, and always
1982 Midwest Region board with more success.

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by

Sam Barnett

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Thurs., 10-9

Jewish Center Commences
Summer Camp Enrollment

Friday, February 19, 1982 43

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553-7111

Sale

The Jewish Community
Center of Metropolitan De-
BODY SERVII4'E
troit is taking registration
for its summer day camp
program.
Children in kindergarten
All work guaranteed
through 10th grade may be
Free Estimates
enrolled in one or both of
two sessions: June 28-July
Reliable and Experienced since 1930
23 and July 26-Aug. 20.
on all makes of cars
Special discounts are avail-
28829 Orchard Lake Rd., between 12 & 13 Mile
able for children who are
Farmington Hills, MI. 48018
enrolled before the May 1
Max Fleischer
t
ration
deadline.
early regis.
Families who enroll more
NWIIIMINIWNWEININISIUNIMINShillbeIlriamosmaisms
than one child in the day
camp program are entitled
to further fee reductions.
CAL LEFTON
A variety of programs are
Tuesday
in the Center li-
available for children
enrolled in the Center's brary.
e. t ut-H.10
Edna Amir Coffin will
,
summer camp program. A
the finest tasting
speak
on
"The
Image
of
the
half-day program is offered
for youngsters age 3-5. A Arab in Israeli Literature."
_ IMPORTED ..1,\LID DOMESTIC CANDY
full-day camp schedule is Ms. Coffin is an associate
professor
of
modern
Hebrew
available for children in
kindergarten through sixth at the University of Michi-
gan and is the director of the
grade.
Beautifully Packaged Gifts
Specialty camps for Judaica studies program.
For Every Occassion and Holiday -
She
is
the
author
of
many
children in fifth through
also
Decorative "Sweet Table" Catering
10th grades focus on ten- books and articles.
Luncheon will be served
nis and sports, gymnas-
tics and dance, sailing, prior to the lecture. There is
day trips and teen trips. a charge. For luncheon
RAINBOW SQUARE
All full-day campers are reservations, call the IIRC,
29445 W. 12 Mile Rsad at Middlebett• Farmisen Hills, Maim • 478-9622
:Center,
entitled to neighbor- 661-1948;
hood-to-camp bus trans- 661-1000, at?'
it! IN UP
portation. Cost of trans- elm . ■ as as F. am la as
Ai
el 111 al Ill 1."111- a 611 11. "
portation is included in I.
the camp fee.
Cal Lefton, social worker
and director of the Center's
group services department, 1
is the day camp director.
:1
In conjunction with the
enrollment drive, the Cen-
ter will host a series of open I
house brunches for prospec-
tive campers and their par-
ents. The brunches will be
held 12:30 p.m. March 21,
April 4 and 18 and May 2
23043 Beech
22185 Coolidge
and 16 in the Health Club
at 9 Mile
at 9 Mile
Restaurant at the main
Southfield
Oak Park
building. For reservations
to any of the brunches, call
Cindy Starman at the Cen-
. .
ter, 661-1000, ext. 252.
Coupon must be presented with order — Expires Mar. 5
JI•T
For day camp brochure,
dim us In gm as so 1.1 e•
•
am
'ma
call the Center's group serv-
ices office, 661-1000, ext.
251.
Meanwhile, the Center
inc.
and the Israel Informa-
tion and Resource Center
will present the next pro-
gram in their joint cul-
tural series 12:30 p.m.

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CREATIONS BY POLLAK'S

MOVING SALE

Writing Award
Entries Taken

Entries are now being ac-
cepted for Wayne State
University's first annual
Judith Siegel Pearson
Award for a creative or
scholarly work on a subject
concerning women.
Dr. Pearson, who taught
at WSU and at the Univer-
sity of Missouri-St. Louis,
where she was one of the
first English instructors to
develop a course of women's
studies, died in 1979.
Entries may be fiction,
drama, poetry or articles
and essays in literary
studies. All interested
writers and scholars are
eligible.
Deadline for entries is
March 1. For details, call
Dr. Marilyn Williamson,
chairman of the WSU
English department, 577-
2453.

Hundreds of

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Main Floor, Suite 120, Southfield

357-4488

Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 5

all sales final and cash only
We will be moving to Loehmann's Hunters Square
and we must sell our tremendous inventory