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Friday, March 30, 1984
THE'DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
FRANK PAUL
and His ORCHESTRA
Also Solos, Duos & Trios
Tops in Music & Entetiainment
557-7986
MAG CLAN
At Marguerite's Boutique you will find the most up-
to-date fashions for all occasions, including special
dresses for bar mitzvahs, mother of the bride/
groom, cocktail and evening wear at the most rea-
sonable prices, with personalized attention.
26647 Southfield Road
Between 10 1/2 & 11 Mile Roads
Under the Red & White Canopy
Open Mon.-Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
569-6640
Exciting
entertainment for
your organization.
club or private party
Stage Shows •
Close up magic
Audience
Participation
Mel Eisenberg
547-2464
MENTALIST
FAMOUS
KITCHEN FIDDLER
PLAYS THE
SCOOPERMARKET!
OPENING
APRIL 5th and 6th
FROM 1:00-3:00 P.M.
4.
The National Council of
Jewish Women of Greater
Detroit once again plays your
favorite Fiddler In The Kitchen
recipes along with the fine
orchestration of fresh ingredients
from the SCOOPERMARKET.
• Passover-baking tips and ideas.
• Free sampling of the cook's expert
creations.
• Take advantage of everyday savings of
up to 60%.
ALSO OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICES ON YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING NEEDS.
CAKE
MEAL $1.29/ib.
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER
POTATO
STARCH 69 4 /lb.
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER
MATZO
PASSOVER
$11,19/1b.
CANDY
$1.99,1b. MEAL
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER
,
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER
IMPORTED HARD
original bulk foodoutlet
ORCHARD PLACE CENTER • ORCHARD LAKE ROAD (Between 13 and 14 Mile Roads) • 855 3440
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"Be Joyous . . . Be Crea-
tive . . . Be Jewish" is the
theme of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation Women's
Division Spring Forum, set
for 9:15 a.m. April 10 at the
main Jewish Community
Center. All women in the
community are welcome.
Highlighting the pro-
gram will be Dennis Prager,
author of The Nine Ques-
tions People Ask About
Judaism.
In keeping with the
theme of the day, Spring
Forum committee members
will prepare tables set for
Shabat and Jewish holi-
days, such as Rosh Hashana
and Passover. There will be
an exhibit of Jewish cere-
monial objects from the
women's own homes, and a
display of their children's
artwork on Jewish subjects.
Barbara Zack is chair-
man of Spring Forum. She is
being assisted by Barbara
Cook, associate and pro-
gram chairman; Nancy
Glass and Beverly Liss, de-
corations chairmen; Carol
Lawrence and Women's Di-
vision Vice President Susan
Citrin, design; Annie Co-
hen, adviser; and Karen
Singer, secretary.
HOURS: 10 TO 9 DAILY, 11 TO 6 SUNDAY
The
Annette and Julius
Chajes will be the featured
performers at an April 4
luncheon at the Birming-
ham home of Doreen
Hermelin honoring Cong.
Shaarey Zedek Woman's
World patron ticket holders.
Purchasers of double
chai, silver or gold tickets
may attend both the patron
luncheon and Woman's
World to be held May 2 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Entertainment at the
April 4 patron luncheon will
feature a special Chajes
Annette Chajes
production, "Jewish Corn-
posers: Mendelssohn to of many pieces.
Broadway."
Annette Chajes has ap-
Conductor of the Jewish peared in concerts and reci-
Center Symphony Or-. tals throughout the East
chestra and a member of the and was soloist in the
Wayne State University fa- largest Conservative
culty, Chajes also is an in- synagogue in Philadelphia
ternationally known •for eight years. Since corn-
ing to Detroit, Mrs. Chajes,
a mezzo soprano, has been
soloist with the Jewish Cen-
ter Symphony Orchestra
and has performed in con-
cert both in the Midwest
and in Canada. At present,
she is also soloist at Temple
Beth El.
Heading the Patron Day
committee is Bernice Ker-
nis. Chairman of patron tic-
kets is Frieda Olen. Arleen
Karbal is chairman of the
day. President of Shaarey
Julius Chajes
Zedek Sisterhood is Diane
pianist, having played in Scholnick. Sandra Schwartz
Europe, Israel, the United is vice president of fund
States and Canada. He was raising. To purchase patron
also honor prize winner in tickets, call Ms. Olen, 477-
the First International 6794. For babysitting serv-
Competition for Pianists in ice, call the synagogue,
Vienna. He is the composer 357-5544.
`Be Jewish' topic of forum
for Federation women
FEATURING
,
.
Composer, vocalist appear
at SZ patron day affair
There is a fee for registra-
tion and luncheon at Spring
Forum. For information,
call the Women's Division
,
at Federation, 965-3939.
Child care service during
the event can be arranged
by calling the Center, 661-
1000, ext. 122.
Tickets available
for JNF auction
A limited number of tic-
kets are still available for
the Young Women of the
Jewish National 'Fund's
13th annual auction
scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Sunday at Temple Beth El.
Tickets will be available at
the door.
Items to be auctioned are:
trips to Israel and Las
Vegas, out-of-town hotel ac-
commodations, dinners at
local restaurants, dinners
and brunches "catered" by
JNF members, facials and
massages,
jewelry,
appliances,
crystal,
lingerie, leather handbags,
hockey tickets and a hand-
painted blown glass Seder
plate from Israel. Unusual
items up for bid include an
opportunity to visit with
Detroit Tiger TV broadcas-
ter George Kell in the
broadcast booth and the
chance to be an extra in the
Metropolitan Opera.
Admission tickets may be
reserved by calling the JNF
office, 557-6644, by 4:30
p.m. today.