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Friday; May. 11, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

FOR WOMEN

etroit
discovers
delicious.

Hadassah installation cites
Betty Bienstock for service

Greater Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah will honor
Betty Bienstock for her
many years of dedicated
service to Hadassah," as a
Woman of Valor at its in-
stallation luncheon to be
held at 11:30 a.m. June 5 at
Temple Beth El.

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Pierre's!

Mrs. Bienstock is a
member of the national
board of Hadassah. In
1965-1968 she was
president of the Michigan
Region. In 1972 and 1976
she also was a Hadassah
delegate to the World
Zionist Congress.

Pierre's French Ice Cream...the ultimate
taste treat! So rich, creamy and smooth
... in a great assortment of gourmet flavors.
Look for the distinctive red and white
cartons in fine food and drug stores
throughout Detroit.

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one pint or half gallon

Note to dealer This certificate must be signed by
customer for redemption by Pierre's French Ice
Cream, 6519 Carnegie, Cleveland. Ohio 44103

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Mrs. Bienstock began
with Junior Hadassah and
Senior Hadassah leadership
in the Long Island-
Rockaway area. Later,
when she moved to Detroit,
she became active in many
leadership posts including
the presidency of South
Oakland Chapter.
She has been involved in
many community activities,
including the Allied Jewish
Campaign, American
Zionist Federation, and was

Betty Bienstock

president of the Detroit
Zionist Federation.
She is a graduate of
Hunter College in New
York, and was an elemen-
tary school teacher. Her
family is into its fourth gen-
eration of Hadassah mem-
bership and all the men are
National Associates. She
also is a founder of the
Hadassah-Hebrew Univer-
sity Hospital on Mt. Scopus,
Israel.

ADDRESS

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Mr. Grocer: Pierre's will redeem this coupon for 25 cents
plus 7 cents handling on any Pierre's Ice Cream Prod-
uct. Invoices proving purchase of sufficient Pierre's
products to cover coupons must be shown upon re-
. quest. Customer will pay any sales tax. We will not
honor redemption through transferees, assignees, out-
side agencies. brokers or others who are not retail dis-
tributors of our merchandise. Void where prohibited.
taxed or restricted by law. Offer good only in U.S.A.

Offer Expires June 30, 1984
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For dealer information call Golden Valley Distributing 399-3120.

YOU'RE 60
OR OVER.

YOU DESERVE A
VACATION AS SPECIAL
AS THIS ONE.

Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit

"VACATION WEEKS FOR SENIORS"

Located at the Butzel Conference Center

APPLICATIONS
NOW AVAILABLE.
FOR INFORMATION
CALL 49674030.

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Displaced homemaker
program in Wayne, Oakland

The Jewish Vocational
Service and Community
Workshop, a non-sectarian
agency, is continuing its
displaced homemaker pro-
gram for individuals from

Wayne and Oakland Coun-
ties.
Displaced homemakers
are former homemakers
who, through divorce, sep-
aration, widowhood, disa-
bility of spouse or other
crises, have lost their source
of economic support. After
spending many years in the
home caring for family
members, displaced
homemakers find returning
to the -job market a difficult
transition.
The program offers em-
ployability skills, voca-
tional counseling, and job
placement services.

To apply, call Rita Morse
or Sherri Lumberg at the
JVS-CW, 967-0500.

NCJW unit
sets bus tour

The Flair Committer
the Greater Detroit Sect,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will host a bus tour
of Old Jewish Detroit be-
ginning at 9:45 a.m. Tues-
day. Leonard Teicher will
conduct the tour.
There is a fee, including
luncheon at the Mykonos
restaurant in Greektown.
Flair Committee chair-
man is Carol Isaacson. Bar-
bara Zack is vice chairman.
Checks should be sent to
the NCJW offices, 16400 W.
12 Mile, Suite 106, South-
field 48076. For details, call
the NCJW, 557-9604.