32 Friday, , June 3, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Education Seminar Is Held for Women of Israel Bonds

The first in a series of
educational seminars, a
"What, How and Why Day"
was presented recently by
the Metro Detroit Women's
Division of Israel Bonds.
The meeting, held at the
United Hebrew Schools in
Southfield, was chaired by

Doreen Hermelin, division
chairman.
Guest speaker Beatrice
Weiss, national director of
the Israel Bonds Women's
Division, discussed how to
seek out those women cur-
rently uninvolved in the Is-
rael Bond program.

, "Jewish women, in addi-
tion to their husbands, have
a responsibility to the
Jewish state. We must give
to humanitarian causes in
Israel, but we must also buy
Bonds to upbuild the nation,
so that Israel can be strong,"
she said.

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William Cohen, Michigan
Israel Bond director,
itemized the various Israel
Bond securities available to
individuals, employee bene-
fit funds and foundations.
Helping organize the
half-day seminar were
Frieda Stollman, Barbara
Stollman and Sharon Hart.
Additional seminars are
planned.

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Michigan, will speak on
"Anti-Semitism on Campus
— Fact or Fiction?"
Officers to be installed
are: Joanne Denn,
president; Dorothy
Superstine, Shirley Glicker,
Alice Ragins, Shirley Levin,
Adrian Pierce, Shirley
Waze, Judy Lawson and
Cynthia Steinberg, vice
presidents; Sharon Klein,
treasurer; Gail Tukel,
Dorothy Green and Donna
Goren, secretaries.
Board members are Be-
verly Bennett, Joyce Fur-
man, Trudy Driker, Elaine
Laker, Reva Zeme, Ruth
Plotnik, Doris Zak, Geral-
dine Binder, Mildred
Rosenbaum, Gertrude Be-
rman, Doreen Hermelin,
Lillian Sarver, Elsie
Rapoport, Muriel Jacobs,
Ann Benderoff, Judith
Sheldon, Lois Sandberg,
Ann Baruch, Mildred Zivov,
Joan Weintraub, Eadie
Zeldes, Suzie Walters and
Janet Rosman.
There is a charge. For in-
formation, call Ms. Stein-
berg, 851-4360; or Ms.
Sandberg, 353-6699.

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CONGREGATION
SHAAREY ZEDEK

ANNOUNCES A UNIQUE
PROGRAM FOR THE 1983-84
SCHOOL YEAR: FREE TUITION
FOR KINDERGARTEN, FIRST
AND SECOND GRADES

THIS INNOVATIVE CONCEPT IN
PRIMARY EDUCATION FEATURES
THE "RAINBOW CONNECTION",
AN ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
FOR FAMILY EDUCATION AND
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION

THIS OFFER IS EXTENDED TO
FAMILIES WHO AFFILIATE WITH
CONGREGATION SHAAREY
ZEDEK BY SEPTEMBER, 1983.

Community meeting
Thurs., June 16, 1983, 7:30 P.M.
R.S.V.P. Requested 357-5544

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I Youth News

BNAI DAVID will have
a Shabat luncheon for youth
age 4-13 following June 11.
Shabat services. For reser-
vations, call the youth hot-
line, 557-8325.
The Shalom group (age
4-7) will take a trip to a farm
June 12, meeting at the
synagogue at 1 p.m. There is
a nominal charge. For de-
tails, call adviser Joyce
Lange, 968-2686.
, Masada (grades six-eight)
will take a trip to Ken-
sington Metropark June 12,
meeting at 1 p.m. at the
synagogue. Activities in-
clude canoeing and a kosher
cookout. There is a nominal
charge. For reservations,
call the youth hotline.

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JPI to Have
Graduation

Jewish Parents Institute
will have graduation cere-
monies 11 a.m. Sunday in
the Aaron DeRoy Studio
Theater of the Jewish
Community Center. The
graduates will present an
original program, "Jewish
Gifts to the World," Recep-
tion and brunch will follow.
Graduates are: Jaime
Angell, Wendy Brown, Paul
Cheresh, Francine ,Fox, A.
Martha Hawthorne, Carol
Hirschhorn, Michelle Kac-
zander, Alyson Kaufman,
Kari Klok, Danny Levine,
Nora Rubenstein, Jeffrey
Silk, Marc Tenenbaum and
Susie Weiss.

We read that we ought to
forgive our enemies; but we
do not read that we ought to
forgive our friends.

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UNITED HEBREW
SCHOOLS High School

student council will sponsor
a trip to Bob-Lo on Sunday,
leaving from the school
building at 9:30 a.m. Cost
will include boat ride, ad-
mission to the park and all
rides and attractions. Tic-
kets must be reserved in ad-
vance. For information,
contact the school office,
352-7117.
The annual year-end pic-
nic will take place 5 p.m.
Tuesday at the school build-
ing. Festivities will include
a hot dog barbecue, baseball
game and contests. Stu-
dents and their families are

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Meating Place restaurant,
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chard Lake. Officers to be
installed are: Gail Wiener,
president; Karen Katz, vice
president; Miriam New-
man, treasurer; Ilene Sha-
pin, recording secretary;
Pamela David and Michelle
Sturman, programming
and membership. For in-
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welcome. There is no
charge.
Student Council officers
for next year are: President,
Stacey Black; Vice
President,
Jennifer
Stollman;
Secretary,
Michelle Light; Treasurers,
Brian Menczer and Jennifer
Knoll. Class representa-
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Chatlin, Jon Gold, Patti
Lieberman, Brian
Rosenblatt and David
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