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Women to Hold Donor Lunch Chicago Jewish Official Due
Fannie Gluck Chapter, berg and Bertha Spilman,
for Pioneer Women's Donor
American Mizrachi Wo- co-presidents, invite
men, will hold its 45th an- friends.
nual donor luncheon noon
For reservations and tic-
Tuesday at Cong. Beth kets, call Sarah Smith,
Achim.
352-9363.
Rabbi Milton Arm will
recite the invocation. Can-
Strabo, a Roman geog-
tor Hyman Adler, Max rapher 2,000 years ago, said
Sosin and Eric Rosenow will it was hard to find a place in
present a musical program. the inhabited world where
Mesdames Ann Rosen- Jews did not live.
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Peggy S. Norton, a former
executive director of the
Labor Zionist Alliance for
Chicago and the Midwest,
and current director of the
public affairs committee of
the Jewish United Fund of
Metropolitan Chicago, will
be the guest speaker at the
donor luncheon which will
be held by Pioneer
Women/Naamat Greater
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Oct. 12
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49th Anniversary Sale!!
To show you my appreciation for your loyalty during
the last 49 years, I am offering the entire stock of fine
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PEGGY NORTON
Detroit Council on Oct. 30
at 12:30, p.m. at Adat
Shalom Synagogue.
Ms. Norton's past posi-
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tions include executive di-
rector, public education and
religious liberty coalition
and executive secretary of
the Illinois Committee for a
Constitutional Convention.
She was director of the
campaign to defeat the re-
ferendum for an elected
school board for Chicago.
She spent six years as a vol-
unteer lobbyist for the Il-
linois Congress of Parents
and Teachers, has been ac-
tively involved for many
years in the League of
Women Voters and is active
in independent politics.
The donor event will also
feature a fashion show of
clothes made by students in
Naamat vocational high
schools, according to Bess
Berris, chairman of the day.
There is a charge, and re-
servations are required. For
reservations, contact the
Pioneer Women/Naamat of-
fice, 967-4750.
Pk,
SOPHIE SISLIN
Club One, Pioneer
Women/Naamat, will honor
Sophie Sislin, a founding
member, at a luncheon on
the occasion of her 90th
birthday at noon Tuesday at
the Kristen Towers, 25900
Greenfield, Suite 205E, Oak
Park.
For information, call
President Chana Michlin,
968-5351.
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Pioneer Women Membership
Event Monday at Main UHS
The Pioneer Women/
Naamat membership-open
house will feature a cantata
about Rahel Yanait Ben-
Zvi, founder of Pioneer
Women/Naamat.
The open house will take
place 7:30 p.m. Monday in
the LaMed Auditorium of
the main United Hebrew
Schools Building.
The cantata will be nar-
rated by Ruth Miller and
Molly Sallen and will fea-
ture the Pioneer Women/
Naamat Choral Group, led
by Sonia Lipenholtz. Solo
performances will be given
by Alice Blumberg and
Myrtle Cohen. Mrs.
Seymour Kraus will be the
accompanist.
The evening also will
feature a talk by Masha
Lubelsky, secretary-
general of Naamat, an-
nounces Ann Kaplan,
membership vice presi-
dent.
For details, call the
Pioneer Women office,
967-4750.
Zedakah Annual Donor Due
Zedakah Club will have
its annual donor luncheon
noon Oct. 26 at Temple Beth
El.
Pianists Sylvia and
Rochelle Barr will provide
the entertainment. Sylvia
Barr studied under Dr. Alle
D. Zuidema and was
graduated from the Detroit
Institute of Musical Arts.
Rochelle Barr is a classi-
cal pianist and accompanist
to local groups, among them
the Bel Canto Choral Soci-
ety, Music Plus One, Michi-
gan Opera Theater and for
other performing artists
locally.
Freda Mendelson will
narrate the program enti-
Brandeis Installs
Fifth President
This Sunday
WALTHAM, Mass. — Dr.
Evelyn E. Handler will be
inaugurated Sunday as the
fifth president of Brandeis
University.
The event will be marked
at the same place — Bos-
ton's Symphony Hall —
where exactly 35 years ago
Dr. Abram L. Sachar was
installed as the first presi-
dent of Brandeis.
Dr. Handler, a biologist,
was formerly president of
the University of New
Hampshire.
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There is a charge. For tic-
kets, call Gussie Zuckers-
tein, 355-4072.
Israel to Get
ASHA Funds
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Sen. Alfonse D'Amato
N.Y.) announced that the
Senate Foreign Operations
Subcommittee of the Ap-
propriations Committee has
adopted his amendment to
increase funding to the
American Schools and Hos-
pitals Abroad (ASHA) prog-
ram by $17.5 million for a
total of $25 million for fiscal
year 1984 with over half of
those funds expected to go to
Israel.
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