I ! Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Eli Malka of Haifa, Israel, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Sima Malka, to Rod S. Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke of South- field. Miss Malka was graduated from the ORT College of Fashion Design in Israel. Her fiance earned a degree in business ad- ministration at the Univer- sity of Michigan. A March wedding is planned. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mindlin of Oak Park an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Chari Lyn Mindlin, to Sol Drescher of New York City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Drescher of New York and Florida. Miss Mindlin eat/led a MBA de- gree at Wayne State Uni- versity. Her fiance earned a PhD degree at City Univer- sity of New York. A June wedding is planned. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kopel of West Bloomfield announce the engagement of their daughter, Zeeda Kopel, to Dr. Gregory Mavian of Dearborn Heights. A May wedding is planned. Tokyo Oriental Health epa • Whirlpool • Saunas • Showers • Oriental Staff • Muscle Pressure Massage • Private Rooms for Men & Women Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-1 a.m. Walk in or Appointment 28841 Orchard Lake Rd. (Lierwceit 12 13 10. , e, F•rmlogton Hills 553.2898 Joe Slatkin's DEXTER CHEVROLET Congratulates CARL "DOC" GROSSMAN 25th Year Chevrolet Sales (Hall of Honor Member) For All Your Automotive Needs Call 534-1400 20811 West 8 Mile between Telegraph and Southfield Adjoining the City of Southfield OUR 50th YEAR C 0 . ( 4. DANCE through the SCHOOL OF DANCE 80 's Now that we have moved to new and larger guar- ters, our improved space Oak Park enables us to expand our class schedule and continue 22 years of teaching expertise in tap and jazz. We are the only school in the area to offer all of the - following? 25286 Greenfield (north of 10 Mile) • The most comprehensive and contemporary dance styles of the times • The most reasonable prices in the area • The Junior Chorus - special dance group for the gifted child • Senior Chorus - special dance group for the serious-minded teen-ager • The Anlo Jazz Co. - our own professional dance company • New mid-year beginner classes for pre-schoolers thru adults as well as our complete program for intermediate and ad- vanced students. • Our curriculum includes Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Aerobics and newly added Soial Dance for teens and adults FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT SCHEDULE AND RATES PLEASE CALL 968-2247 Israeli, Jewish Artists' Work Exhibited at Main Center The Jewish Community Center will present an ex- hibit of Israeli and Jewish artists through March 20 in the Hamburger Exhibition Hall of the main building. The show and sale fea- tures etchings, lithographs, watercolors and prints by Theo Tobiasse, David Sharir, Shalom of Safed, Naftali Bezem, Shraga Weill, Ruth Zarfati, Nahum Gilboa, Yossi Stern, Benja- min Levy, Moshe Gat, David Agam Gershtein, Shtreichman and others. Danielle Peleg, a native Israeli and former Detroiter now living in Houston, is the coordinator of the show and sale. The Jewish Students Organization and the Oak- land University Archeology Society will co-sponsor a program featuring Dr. Eric Meyers, biblical ar- cheologist, Duke Univer- sity, 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Fireside Lounge at Oak- land Center on the campus of Oakland University. Dr. Meyers will present an illustrated slide report on the archeological expedi- tion he directed in the Galilee. The presentation is entitled: "Digging Up a Lost Ark." Dr. Meyers will meet with interested students and fa- culty for lunch prior to the lecture. Admission to the lecture is free and open to the public. Reservations are required for the luneheon. Call the JSO at 377-2020 for information. Vocal Recital at Temple Israel Soprano Martha Warren will be featured in a solo vocal recital with piano ac- companiment 3 p.m. March 13 in the Sarah Schmier Chapel of Temple Israel. A graduate of Cass Tech High School and the temple high school, Ms. Warren holds a bachelor's degree in voice performance from Oberlin Conservatory and is a master's degree candi- date in voice performance at the University of Michigan. The public is invited free of charge. March 4, 1983 59 JWV Auxiliary Aids Hospital WASHINGTON — The in the new maternity wing National Ladies Auxiliary and nearly 1,000 pieces of of the Jewish War Veterans major medical equipment. of the United States plans to In addition, nurses' schol- sponsor a hemodynamics arships are awarded an- laboratory in the Chaim nually. Sheba Medical Center, Tel For information, contact Hashomer, Israel. Ina Halperin, Executive Di- The laboratory will rector, JWVA, 1712 New monitor the blood and uri- Hampshire Ave., N.W., nary processes of emer- Washington, D.C. 20009. gency and post-operative patients. grzi.tLaffy ( YOL1.71 JWVA has been support- ing the medical center for 35 years. The funds have paid SWEATSU1TS CUSTOMIZED for the Golda Meir operat- 25243 TELECRAPH Renee' ing theater, a delivery room TEL EX PlA/A MONOGRAMMING- V414.41c4R r DANIELLE PELEG Center Day camp director again this year. Miss Fishman had prev- Center Camp Names iously been involved in resident camping at Camp Two Directors Marcia Fishman will be Michigana and worked in the Jewish Community other day camps. Associate director will be * * * Dr. Marty Oliff, physical education director at the CSO Concert Center He holds a PhD de- Planned Sunday gree in psychology and has been involved in resident Tickets are still available and day camps. for a concert of the Center He was the first athletic Symphony Orchestra to be director at Camp Tamarack held 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the and at the South Peninsula Aaron DeRoy Studio Thea- Jewish Center Day Camp in ter of the main Jewish Cen- San Francisco, Calif. ter building. Soloists will be David Cerone, violinist, and con- ductor Julius Chajes, on piano. Accompanist will be David Wilson on harpsichord. Tickets are available in the Center cashier's office. 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