56 Friday, October 5, 1984
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will hold its opening meeting for
the 1984-1985 season on Tuesday
at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Ronna
Berger, 5345 Old Pond Way, West
Bloomfield. The evening will fea-
ture "Color Me Beautiful" with
Harriet Israel who will offer co-
ordinating color analysis with clo-
thing, wardrobe and personality.
Potluck salad bar will be served.
For reservations, call Pam David,
855-9331; Karen Katz, 626-8454;
Shelley Sturman, 355-9420; Gail
Wiener, 626-8544; or the JNF
office, 557-6644.
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HOOD will have its paid-up
membership luncheon at noon
Oct. 25 in the synagogue social
hall. The Meadow Brook Theater
Guild will present a show
entitled, "A Touring Show of
Period Costumes." New members
of the sisterhood will be inducted.
There is a nominal admission fee,
but members and prospective
members must pay their dues by
Oct. 18 to be eligible to attend.
Dues may be mailed to the
synagogue, 14601 Lincoln, Oak
Park 48237. For reservations and
information, call Sandra Collins,
559-0733; Ruth Hollander, 399-
4280; or Linda Lublin, 641-1878.
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will have its paid-up membership
luncheon noon Tuesday in the
Knob-in-the-Woods Apts. club
house. Admission is free to paid-
up members. There is a nominal
fee for guests. Program Vice
President Sylvia Barak an-
nounces the program will be a
panel discussion on "The Israel
Solution to the_ Winter 'Blahs.' "
Panelists include Ethel Metzger
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Borin, Nita Lichtenstein
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JEWISH HOME FOR AG
AUXILIARY will have an o:
general membership meet
12:30 p.m. Oct. l5 at Cong. L
Shalom. State Supreme Co
Justice Patricia Boyle will hs
guest speaker. Dessert will
served. Admission is free. Frie
are invited. Reservation deadl
is Sunday. Mail reservations
Mary Tarnow, 22769 Bell Brr
Southfield 48076.
ADAT SHALOM SISTE
HOOD will host a political for
10 a.m. Oct. 22 in the synagog
Coffee will be served at 9:30 a
Featured speakers are State -!
Maxine Berman, House of Rep
sentatives candidate Viv:,
Smargon and State Sen. Jack
xon. There will be a discuss -
and a question-and-ansv
period. Babysitting will be p
vided. Admission is free. For
formation, call the synagog
office, 851-5100.
TROY JEWISH CONGREG
TION SISTERHOOD will h
an adult education discussi
group on Oct. 15 at 1 p.m. in I
home of Carole Binder, 11
Winthrop, Troy. The topic will
"The Comparison Between
Jewish Holiday of Succot and t
American Holiday of Thank -3g
ing." A nominal fee will
charged to non-sisterhood niz
bers. Refreshments will be serve
For information, call Ms. Bind
689-7824. Reservation deadlir,
Oct. 12.
Israel shaliach to JNF to speak
at Pioneer Women luncheon
Lee Wagman, president of the
Greater Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women/Naamat, an-
nounces that Tzvi Bisk, emissary
from Israel to the Jewish National
Fund, will be the featured speaker
at the Pioneer Women/Naamat
annual donor luncheon to be held
on Oct. 28 at noon at Cong. Beth
Achim.
Bisk was graduated from
Hiram College, Temple Univer-
sity and Gratz College. He spent
12 years in the research depart-
ment of Beit Berl Institute where
he specialized in research on
Israel-Diaspora relations. He is
the editor of Dialogue (the publi-
cation of the young leadership di-
vision of the Jewish Agency).
He has published in the
Jerusalem Post, New Outlook,
Jewish Liberation Journal,
Judaism, Reconstructionist,
Jewish Frontier, ORT Reporter,
Israel Monthly and various other
Jewish and Israeli publications.
He was co-editor of a series of
ten study kits for the youth and
pioneering department of the
Jewish Agency on Zionism. His
articles have been translated into
French, Spanish, Hebrew and
Portuguese. He has also compiled
an historical outline of Arab ter-
ror and a biographical outline of
David Ben-Gurion.
Tzvi Bisk
Bisk has lectured both in t
U.S. and Israel and before B'n
B'rith and various synagogi
groups. He has prepared stu;
materials for groups in Philad
phia and prepared a syllabus f
the Baltimore Hebrew Colleg
He is currently preparing stun
materials for Pioneer Wome
Naamat.
Reservations for the lunches
are necessary. Additional inft
mation is available for ti
Pioneer Women/Naamat off
967-4750.