42 Friday, September 30, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Women Plan Lecture Tour
Caricatures
The Flair Committee of
the Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will conduct a lec-
ture tour Oct. 12, beginning
at the Habitat Gallery.
Ferdinand Hampson, di-
rector of the gallery, will
discuss the history of the
glass movement. Luncheon
will follow at the Scarab
Club.
The tour will continue at
the Center for Creative
Studies, where Herb Bab-
for your party
By
SAM FIELD
Call
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cock, noted glass blower and
head of the glass depart-
ment, will speak. A de-
monstration of glass blow-
ing by advanced students
will follow.
Cost of the tour in-
cludes bus transporta-
tion. Non-members are
invited. Carol Isaacson is
chairman and Barbara
Zack is vice chairman.
For information, call the
NCJW office, 557-9604.
Member Lunch
Slated by ORT
Michigan Region, Wo-
men's American ORT, will
hold its annual membership
luncheon 11:30 a.m. Wed-
nesday at Franklin Hills
Country Club.
Guest speaker will be Na-
tional President Beverly
Minkoff. Designer Bette
Appel will present an in-
formal fashion show, coor-
dinated by Ken Dewey.
For information, call the
ORT office, 355-9151. There
is an admission charge.
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Mary Travers, in particu-
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Women's Clubs
(Continued from Page 41) KER WOMEN'S OR- election meeting 7:45 p.m.
will begin at 1:15 p.m. and is GANIZATION will meet Monday in the IOOF Tem-
free of charge. For reserva- noon Tuesday in the home of ple, 3248 W. 12 Mile,
tions by Monday, call Do- Mrs. Ben Komisar, 25509 Berkley. Refreshments will
reen Raskin, 546-2838; or Greenfield, Southfield, an- be served.
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Marion Nueman, 967-4491. nounces Mrs. Alex Dorchen,
president.
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WOMEN'S BICUR
Plans are being made for
BUSINESS AND PRO- the 46th annual donor CHOLEM ORGANIZA-
FESSIONAL CHAP- luncheon to be held noon TION will meet 11:30 a.m.
TER,Women's American Oct. 25 at Cong. Beth Monday in the MCL
ORT, will have an open Achim. Mrs. Bernard Chase Cafeteria. The donor lunc-
membership tea 8 p.m. Oct. is chairman of the day. Mrs. heon will be discussed.
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10 in the home of Lillian Jack Friedman will recite
NORTHWEST CHILD
Bussell Nacmani, 17342 the invocation. Larry Bas-
Jeanette, Southfield. The sin will entertain. Bess RESCUE WOMEN will
film, "There Are No Los- Axelrod will sing the an- have an open board meeting
ers," will be shown. Sarah thems, accompanied by Viv- noon Oct. 13 in the Laurel
Woods Apts. club house.
Glicklin will present a skit. ian Stollman.
The
36th annual paid-up
For information, call Bea
For tickets and informa-
membership brunch will be
Cohen, 557-8969.
tion,
call
Mrs.
Ralph
Rimar,
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held noon Oct. 20 at the
540-2984.
Furniture Club. For reser-
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Wolfe to be held 10 a.m. Oct.
10 at Cong. Beth Shalom.
There is a charge. For re-
servations by Monday, mail
checks to Ethel Jeross, 2113
Greater Detroit Council, made payable to Pioneer
Parmenter, Apt. 103, Royal
Oak 48073. For informa- Pioneer Women/Naamat, Women/Naamat, must ac-
tion, call Ida Wright, 557- will have its annual donor company reservations.
2042.
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Oct. 30 Deadline for reservations is
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at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Oct. 24.
Peggy Norton will be the
HANITA CHAPTER,
For information, call the
Pioneer Women/Naamat, speaker, announces Bess
Pioneer Women/Naamat of-
will have a board meeting Berris, chairman of the day.
There is a charge. Checks fice, 967-4750.
12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
Kristen Towers, 25900
Greenfield, Suite 205E, Oak
Park. For information, call
Belle Glenner, 967-3891.
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PARTIES BY
EVERGREEN GROUP,
Hadassah, will meet
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Call Dan Sandberg 353-6699
hold its annual paid-up
membership "potluck" din-
ner. Following an update on
world events, Arlene Gould
will give a demonstration of
Israeli products. Prospec-
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For information, call Nancy
and Hosiery
Axelrad, 557-5546.
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