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Jewish View of Death Is
Topic of Sisterhood Meeting

(Women's Clubs)

Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
Sisterhood P.M. will hear
funeral director David
Techner speak on "The
Jewish Way of Death" at its
next meeting 7:45 p.m. Jan.
31 in the synagogue library.
Refreshments will follow
the meeting. For informa-
tion, call Beverly Bennett,

WOMAN'S AUXIL- ing, announces Barbara Be-
IARY OF THE UNITED rris.
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HEBREW SCHOOLS will
WOMAN'S
AUXIL-
meet 12:15 p.m. Wednesday
at the main UHS building. IARY TO THE MAIMO-
Petite luncheon will be NIDES MEDICAL SO-
served. Emily Tukel will CIETY will meet noon
render a slide presentation Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey
on her recent trip to Russia. Zedek. Esther Tarnoff
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Cooper of the Detroit Insti-
DEGANIA CHAPTER, tute of Arts Speakers
Pioneer Women/Naamat, Bureau will speak on
will hear a book review by "Jewish Art, Its Roots —
Alyce Helfman of the West Ritual Art." Guests are wel-
Bloomfield Library follow- come. For details, call Mar-
ing an 8:15 p.m. meeting lene Moss, 661-0622.
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Thursday in the home of
BETH ACHIM SIS-
Barbara Sherr, 25601 Briar
Dr., Oak Park, announces TERHOOD will hold a
President Karen Berris. Ms.. program in its Women's
Helfman will review "Sec-, League for Conservative
and Heaven" by Judith Judaism Adult Education
Guest. Guests are invited. Series Sunday, following a
Admission is free. For 9:30 a.m. breakfast. Mari-
transportation, call Linda lyn Finkleman will speak
Warner (Southfield), 355- on "Unknown Women in the
2545; Dr. Jacqueline Zeff Bible." There is a nominal
(West Bloomfield), 855- charge for guests. For in-
6124; or Carol Hillman formation, call Mary
(Oak Park), 557-4025. Tic- Sugarmen, vice president,
kets for the fund raiser will adult education, 352.:2282;
be distributed at the meet- or Sharon Burns, president,
647-2099.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 21, 1983 41

Women to Hear
State Legislator

MUSICAL TOOTHBRUSH!

State Representative
Maxine Berman will ad-
dress a "Lunch and Learn"
session for Cong. Bnai
Moshe Sisterhood following
Sisterhood Shabat services
Saturday'.
For information,
information, call
Chairmen
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546-2838; or Sharlene Un-
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Evelyn Noveck, president
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of Pioneer Women/
Naamat, announced that
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