THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWg 1111.1.1. Friday, May 11, 1984 FOR WOMEN • = LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH , YEHUDAH will hold their 15th annual mother and ,̀-, daughter luncheon noon June 13 at Cong. Dovid Ben Nuchim. The luncheon is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. David Finkel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pollack and Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Winston in mem- o f their parents Mr. and Morris (Rose) Pollack. _ reservations, call Mrs. Sylvia Hausman, ticket chairman, 968-5386, or the yeshivah office, 557-6750. * Proceeds from the luncheon will-benefit needy children here and in Israel. • AVODAH -. CHAI - BRANDEIS CHAPTER, TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD will have "An Afternoon at the Op- era," featuring Cantor Harold Orbach and friends at its installation luncheon at noon May 21 in the tem- ple. Reservation deadline is Thursday. For reservations, call the temple, 661-5700; Sue Weinstock, 855-2877; or Sara Hoffman, 681-1107. • CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women/Naamat, will have a meeting at 11:30 a.m. Monday in the Kristen To- wers, 25900 Greenfield Rd., Suite 205E, Oak Park. Bella Raizman will present the program. Brunch will be sponsored by Jennie Cobitz. Guests are welcome. For information, call Jeanette Serling, 968-8518. • Pioneer Women/Naamat, will hold a regular luncheon meeting noon Monday in the Whitehall Apts. club house. Guest speaker will DEGANIA CHAPTER, be Dr. Franz Kaiser, of the Pioneer Women/Naamat, psychiatric department of will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday Sinai Hospital, who will in the home of Dr. Jackie speak on "Stress Manage- Zeff, 5521 Haverhill, West _ment for the Elderly." Bloomfield. "Substance Guests are welcome. The in- Abuse and Women" will be stallation luncheon will be discussed by Dr. Marty at noon May 21 at the Red Lubetsky and Dr. John Lobster. For reservations, Franklin. A business meet- call Becky Goldberg, 559- ing will follow. Guests are 1776; or Sylvia Isaacs, 352- welcome. There is no 7167. charge. Garage sale chair- M. man Karen Berris said that donations of household goods and clothing are needed for the garage sale May 24 and 25 at the Berris home, 22103 Chatsford Cir., Southfield. Volunteers are needed. Donations are tax deductible. For pick-up, call Mrs. Berris, 355-2780; or Jackye Drapkin, 646-7086. 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. • EREV CHAPTER, Young Women of Jewish National Fund, will have a general meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Debbie Stern, 26721 Farmbrook Villa, South- field, announces President Gail Wiener. Allan Marks will deliver a talk on "In- surance and How It Relates to Women." For reserva- tions, call Ms. Stern, 357- 9052; or Pam David, 855- 9330. • FRESH AIR SOCIETY'S Canadian Wilderness Trips - 9th to 11th grades Kayaking, mountaineering, sailing, tripping, swimming Eastern Teen Trip - 10th to 11th grades New Hampshire, Maine, New Brunswick, Quebec City, Montreal • TROY JEWISH CON- GREGATION SISTER- HOOD will hold a general Israel Teen Mission - completing 11th and 12th grades - spaces left for boys 38 days with 22 days touring Jerusalem, Eilat, Tel Aviv, the Galilee Joint program with Israeli Teens Camp Kennedy - 10th to 11th grades • Sail, Swim, Waterski - a place to call your own meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednes- day in the home of Nancy Gross, 5824 Cliffside Dr., Troy. For information, call Marsha Wengrow, 549- 2133; or Nancy Gross, 879- 7507. Western Teen Trips - 10th to 12th grades - spaces left for girls Call 661-0600 for brochure of these programs and Camp Tamarack and Camp Maas. Scholarships are available to qualifying families. Conservative women to gather for conference at Adat Shalom Michigan Branch, ..Women's League for Con- servative Judaism, will hold its 1984 spring confer- ence May 22-23 at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Regis- tration will begin at 10 a.m. May 22, and Shacharit serv- ices will be at 8:15 a.m. May 23. The theme of the confer- ence is "In a World of Tradi- tion — Change, In a World of Change — Tradition." The branch conference consultant will be Evelyn Auerbach, national Torah Fund chairman, of Philadelphia, Pa. She was graduated with a B.A. de- gree in psychology from the University of Pennsyl- vania. She has held posi- tions in industry, psychiat- ric research and is a paralegal. She served as a national vice president, par- Evelyn Auerbach liamentarian, program chairman and on the Torah Fund cabinet. She is a member of the Ramah Commission, vice president of the Delaware Valley Flowers for Mom in Gifts that... Region of the United Synagogue of America, is on the board of Jewish Educa- tion. Workshops will be con- ducted on Torah study, adult education, Jewish family living, program and sisterhood-school relations. Rabbi Efry Spectre of Adat Shalom will speak on "World Affairs and Israel Update." Rabbi Allan Kensky of Ann Arbor will conduct a session on Torah study. Reservation forms and checks, payable to the Michigan Branch, should be mailed to Carmel Rochwal, 3412 Mackin Road, Flint 48504. For information, call Ms. Rochwal, (313) 732- 2972. Rena Tobes is the Michi- gan Branch President. drain fruit... (The Colander Bouquet) )me for Aged Auxiliary plans 59th annual installation The Jewish Home for Aged Auxiliary will have its 59th annual installation 'luncheon noon May 24 at . Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Sha- „ron Fleischman will be the installing officer. Greetings will be ex- tended by Charles S. Wolfe executive vice president, -) and by Robert Steinberg, president of the Jewish Home for Aged. Sylvia Ser- win, assistant executive di- rector, also will participate. Outgoing President Geraldine Margolis will re- view the auxiliary's activi- ties during the past year. Diane Scholnick is chairman of the day. She will be assisted by Marilyn measure sugar ... (The Measuring Cup Bouquet) Rowens, vice president of program, and her commit- tee. A musical program, "As Time Goes By,” will be pre- sented by the Michigan Opera Theater. There is a charge. Paid reservations are due by Thursday, and should be sent to Mary Tar- now, 22769 Bellbrook, Southfield 48034. sift flour... (The Flour Sifter Bouquet) and water plants. (The Watering Can Bouquet) Call us for delivery. Mother's Day is May 13. 4319 Orchard lake Rd. (in the Pine Lake Mall) West Bloomfield 855-5406 Open Sun. 9-3 ' I 't. t s 569-6640 i 4 4: a 49