THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SZ Women's Patron's Day
a Prelude to Women's World
Loss of Loved Ones' to Be
JWF Career Women Topic
Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
Sisterhood will present its
major fund-raising event of
the year, Patron's Day of
Women's World 1983, on
March 21 at noon at the
synagogue. Luncheon will
be served.
The theme of the program
is health and fitness, and
will feature Gail Greenfield
and her ensemble, "Positive
Performance."
Patrons will also be in-
vited to "It's a Women's
World — The Best You Can
Be in 1983" at 9 a.m., April
27 at the synagogue.
The program will fea-
ture a continental break-
fast, treasure and doll
shopping, a health sym-
posium led by three
physicians: Dr. Joseph
Honet, chairman of de-
partment of rehabilita-
tion medicine at Sinai
Hospital; Dr. David B.
Hawtof, plastic surgeon;
Author Harriet Schiff and
clinical social worker Hazel
Maxwell will be the fea-
tured speakers on "Loss of
Loved Ones" in the Career
Women lecture series spon-
sored by the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women's Di-
vision. The program will be
held March 7 at United He-
brew Schools.
Reservations are re-
quired for the 6 p.m. dinner,
and Dr. Everett Newton
Rottenberg, specializing
in arthritic problems. A
luncheon and fashion
show will highlight the
event.
Joyce Blum . is sisterhood
president, and Helene
Cherrin is fund-raising vice
president and chairman of
Patron's Day.
There is a charge, and the
public is invited. For details
and tickets, call Marjorie
Saulson, 642-7784; or Fan-
nie Robinson, 642-2790.
Michael Malter
Celebrates 90th
Michael Malter, father of
Henry and Martin Malter
and founder of Malter Furs
43 years ago, will celebrate
his 90th birthday Monday.
On March 15, Mr. Malter
and his wife, Rachel, will be
celebrate their 63rd wed-
ding anniversary.
(Music by
Sam Barnett
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Women Leaders'
Seminars Set
Graduates of the fall
leadership seminar offered
by the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration Women's Division
have been invited to attend
a series of lectures during
March. Division board
members also will be par-
ticipating.
The Leadership Enrich-
ment Series is an outgrowth
of the graduates' interest in
learning more about issues
of concern to Jewish women.
The first lecture, 9:15
a.m. Thursday at United
Hebrew Schools, will fea-
ture University of Michi-
gan Prof. Zvi Gitel-
man discussing "Israel
Political Parties — De-
velopment and Impact,"
and Women's Division
President Jane Sherman
on "United Jewish Ap-
peal in Israel."
Heading the division's
Leadership Seminar pro-
gram are Marian Kantor,
chairman; Sharon Lipton,
Leadership Enrichment
chairman; and Eileen Was-
serman,
Leadership
Enrichment
associate
chairman.
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or Natural Apple Juice
Squeezed from EIGHT VARIETIES of Michigan's
finest apples!
SOL YETZ-MORRIS
COHEN POST AND
AUXILIARY will meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home. First
nomination of officers will
be held.
The delicious, nutritious Noah's Ark
of pasta-shaped animals kids love!
Moms and kids go for Zooroni two by two! Kids think Zooroni
looks as great as it tastes. And since Zooroni is vitamin-
enriched pasta simmered in lots of yummy tomato sauce and. ,.
tangy cheese, Moms love to pair up with it, too!
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The Greater Detroit Sec-
tion of the National Council
of Jewish Women has begun
an informational campaign
in support of contributions
through the Michigan State
Income Tax to combat child
abuse.
Persons receiving 1982
Michigan refunds can
designate $2 per individual
or $4 on a joint return to be
forwarded to the Children's
Trust Fund. The money will
be used for local child abuse
councils and prevention
services.
CHARLES SHAPIRO
POST AND AUXILIARY
will hold their annual bowl-
ing party 9:30 p.m. March 5
at Strike and Spare Lanes.
Admission includes bowl-
ing, food and prizes. For
reservations and informa-
tion, call Harry Rose, 354-
2452, after 4:30 p.m.; or
Helen Pliskow, 399-1546.
stitutions, and that there
are six Sephardi "problem"
children for every
Ashkenazi "problem" child.
To you our customers from the members of the Detroit Area Retail Kosher Meat Dealers
Assoc. Carload purchases of the finest of Western beef and poultry (hormone free) to save
you money.
Not only do you get that personalized service, you also get the advantage of carload
purchases to save you money.
Remember also all member markets carry only the finest of kosher products in their stores and are individually owned so that they
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Rabbi Jack Goldman,
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HAIFA (ZINS) — A Haifa
University study reports
that 20 percent of all Israeli
children study in special in-
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Celebrate the Feast of Lots with joy
and merriment!
Down your Hammantaschen with delightfully
refreshing
Aid Problem Children in Israel
which will be followed by
the 7 p.m. meeting. There is
a charge.
Ms. Schiff wrote "The Be-
reaved Parent" in 1973. Her
newest book, "Wellspring,"
deals with survivors of the
Holocaust creating a new
life in Israel. She will cover
the dynamics of bereave-
ment, widowhood, what
happens with sibling reac-
tions and the attitude of
Jewish parents in teaching
their children about death.
For the past five years,
Hazel Maxwell has been
the director of the volun-
teer program for the
Hospice of Southeastern
Michigan. She trains
"core groups" in an ef-
fort to expand services to
the terminally ill. Ms.
Maxwell will give infor-
mation on choices avail-
able to the terminally ill.
For information, call Be-
rtha Chomsky, 965-3939.
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