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MASSADA CHAPTER,

Pioneer Women, will hold a
regular meeting 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the home of
Reba Colman, 20502 Old-
ham, Southfield. A mini
luncheon will be served.

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local news and display
advertising to appear in
the issue of July 9. The
local news deadline will
be noon Friday, July 2.
The display advertising
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CHANA CZENESH
CHAPTER, Pioneer Wo-

men, will meet noon Tues-
day in the Lincoln Tower
Apts. club room. Guest
speaker Alice Ross will de-
liver a talk on "Famous
Women in America." Re-
freshments will be served,
and guests are welcome.
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WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM ORGANIZA-
TION will hold a special

JULY 4th SALE

Tues. & Wed. — 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Thursday
— 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday
— 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

YEHUDAH will have a
victory luncheon noon
Wednesday in the yeshiva
social hall. A report on the
mother and daughter
luncheon will be read. Mrs.
Anita Strauss will sponsor
Wednesday's luncheon in
memory of her husband,
parents and sisters.
President Fanny Laufer in-
vites friends and guests.
The social committee in-
cludes: Anna Barcless, Rose
Grunfeld, Jean Kaplan,
Leah Rosenberg, Sally Sol-
omon, Edith Weiss and
Leah Yoffe. The telephone
committee includes Sarah
Levine and Sarah Weiss.
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meeting noon Tuesday at
the Northgate Apts. club
house. Final arrangements
for the donor luncheon will
be discussed.
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OAK PARK NSHEI
CHABAD STUDY
GROUP (10 Mile area) will
meet 4 p.m. Saturday in the
home of Mrs. Isaac Kaplan,
14740 Lincoln. The Nine
Mile area group will meet 4
p.m. Saturday in the home
of Mrs. Shaul Margolis,
13601 Kenwood.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer
Women/Naamat, will have
a meeting 11:30 a.m. Mon-
day in the Kristen Towers,
25900 Greenfield, Suite
205E, Oak Park. Brunch
will be served. Friends are
invited. For details, call
Jeanette Serling, 968-8518.

Hadassah Cites Mrs. Meskin
on Behalf of Israel Bonds

Meskin,
Annette
president of the Metropoli-
tan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah, will be luncheon
honoree at the annual
Hadassah Israel Bond Trib-
ute' Luncheon. The event,
which will celebrate the
15th year of reunited
Jerusalem, is scheduled for
noon July 19 at Hamilton
Place.
All Hadassah members
and friends are invited to
attend the luncheon and the
presentation to Mrs. Mes-
kin of the state of Israel's
Lion of Judah Award "in
appreciation for leadership
and active participation in
the Israel Bond program to
bring economic indepen-
dence to Israel."
Marjorie Saulson is
Hadassah's Israel Bond
chairman. A tribute com-
mittee is in formation.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Meskin is serving her
fourth term as chapter
president. She is a
graduate of Wayne State
University, where she
earned a BS degree in
education.
In high school she was

Pioneer Women Will Install
Mrs. Noveck for Second Term

Evelyn Noveck will be in-
stalled as president for a
second term of Greater De-
troit Council, Pioneer
Women/Naamat, at 11:45
a.m. Wednesday at Hamil-
ton Place.
Other officers to be in-
stalled at the Spiritual
Adoption - installation
luncheon are: Lee Wagman,
executive vice president;
Elsie Harold, Ann Kaplan,
Rene Schuster, vice
presidents; Anne Wein-
berger, treasurer; Marcia
Robinson, Esther Klein, Be-
rtha Wilson, Pearl Nus-
baum Fannie Press and

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Green,
Gertrude
secretaries.
Frieda Leemon, im-
mediate past national
president, will be the instal-
ling officer. Ms. Wagman is
chairman of the day. Ruth
Miller, national board
member and Spiritual
Adoption chairman, will
speak on Spiritual Adop-
tions.
The program will feature
an original script by Mrs.
Leemon and Irene Shumer,
narrated by members of De-
gania Chapter. Marion
Bates and Roz Kraus will
present a musical program.

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AJC Program
for Seniors
Adds Seminars

NEW YORK— Two extra
week-long courses of Jewish
study — one at Brown Uni-
versity, the other at Boston
University — have been
made available in July as
part of the Elder Seminar
program of the American
Jewish Congress this sum-
mer.
The program at George
Washington, Ohio State
and Rutgers Universities in
addition to the earlier
courses at Boston U. and
Brown is designed for per-
sons 50 and older.
Seminar participants will
have the use of recreational
and campus facilities. In
addition, there will be a
program of special events
and a Shabat weekend, in-
cluding religious services
and special meals, on each
campus.
Registration forms and
further information may be
obtained from Julius
Schatz, coo AJC, 15 E. 84th
St., New York, N.Y. 10028.

ANNETTE MESKIN

actively involved in
Bnai Brith Youth Organ-,
ization, the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Camp
Tamarack and Hadassah.
In the past 15 years she
has held many Hadassah
offices, including group
president; chapter vice
president and chairman of
the thrift shop. Mrs. Meskin
is also on the boards of
numerous Jewish organiza-
tions and is a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
For luncheon reserva-
tions and information, call
Hadassah, 357-2920; or Is-
rael Bonds, 557-2900.

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