t 70 Friday; October 12, 1984 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Leona A Healthy and Happy New Year FOR WOMEN WHERE HANDBAGS & JEWELRY ARE A STATEMENT OF FASHION! Hunters Square, 31065 Orchard Lake Rd. at 14 Mile 851-4460 Mon. thru Sat. 10-6, Wed. & Fri. 10-9, SUNDAY 12-5 elk FAMILY LIVING CENTER TWO NEW PROGRAMS FOR MOMS BETH SHALOM SISTER- HOOD announces Thursday is MONDAYS, 9:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. MONDAYS, 1 1:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. the reservation deadline for its annual paid-up membership luncheon scheduled for noon Oct. 25 in the synagogue social hall. The afternoon will include the in- duction of new members and a show entitled, "A Touring Show of Period Costumes," presented by the Meadow Brook Theater Guild. Members and prospective mem- bers must pay their dues by Thursday to be eligible to attend the luncheon for which there is a nominal admission charge. Dues should be mailed to the syna- gogue, 14601 Lincoln, Oak Park 48237. For reservations and in- formation, call Sandra Collins, 559-0733; Ruth Hollander, 399- 4280; or Linda Lublin, 642-1878. Members, $30 — Non-Members $40 Minimum Enrollment 6 Maximum 15 Beginning October 22, 1984 BETH ACHIM SISTERHOOD Members, $30 — Non-Members $40 Minimum Enrollment 6 Maximum 15 BEGINNINGS WITH BABIES MAKE ROOM FOR MOMS For mothers of newbeRms (0-9 mos.)*. Free flowing discussion group with no limit on topics: Every- thing from "how to be a parent when no one ever taught us how," to intro- duction of solid foods, and anything in between! For mothers of toddlers. Share coping ideas with other mothers, all experiencing the joys and frustra- tions of life with toddler. Discussions will include developmental abilities of toddlers, limit setting and more. JPM - 6 Sessions JPM - 6 Sessions Beginning October 22, 1984 Maple/Drake - 6 Sessions Tuesdays, 1 0:45 a.m. - 1 2:1 5 p.m. Beginning October 23, 1984 Members, $30 - Non-members, $40 Minimum Enrollment 6 -. Maximum 15 Maple/Drake - 6 Sessions Tuesdays, 9:15 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Beginning October 23, 1984 Members, $30 - Non-members, $40 Minimum Enrollment 6 - Maximum 15 "Newborns are invited until eligible for Babysitting Service. To register phone 661-1000, Ext. 113 Jewish Community Center of Metro Detroit, 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield 48033 will hold a Succot social on Mon- day at 8 p.m. in the Wasserman Hall of the synagogue. A skit, "Malkaleh's Dilemma," will be presented by the Sisterhood Players. Refreshments will be served in the succah. Guests are invited. Admission is free. For in- formation, contact Pauline Nor- man, Jewish Family Living chairman, 557-1548. Lunch and Learn Series will be held on Oct. 22 at 10:15 a.m. in the Wasserman Hall. The lecture will be at 10:30, with luncheon to fol- low. Guest speaker will be Joyce Weiss, managing consultant, who will speak on "Put the Squeeze on Stress for a Better Life." There is a nominal fee for luncheon. Guests are invited. For information and reservations, contact Education Chairman Marsha Auslander, 355-2666. DAVID-HORODOKER WO- MEN'S ORGANIZATION will Hu Sale Ends Tuesday! 1250 Units Bally, the name that has always meant extraordinary styling, comfort and quality, has allowed us to make this • remarkable offer! Sizes 6Y2 - 13. 14, M & EEE. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF THE UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS will hold its general Some styles available in 14 & 15. Black, brown, burgundy, grey, taupe and blue. Bally Bally Bally Reg. $135 Reg. $165 Reg. $195 Henry Muncy Laurence. $ 88 $7988 $7988 Southfield West Bloomfield 10 Mile & Greenfield • 559 7818 Mon. - Sat. 10-7; Sun. 12-5 On The Boardwalk, Orchard Lake Rd South of Maple • 626-3362 Mon.-Fri. 10-9; Sat. 10-7; Sun. 12-5 The Original" New Orleans Mall - have a meeting noon Tuesday at the M.CL Restaurant, Tel-12 Mall, announces Mrs. Harry Hochman, president. Arrangements are being made for the 47th annual donor lunch- eon to be held noon Oct. 30 at the Beth Achim social hall. Mrs. Ber- nard Chase is chairman of the day. Mrs. Jack Friedman will give the invocation. Bess Axelrod will sing the anthems, accompanied by Vivian Stollman. Mimi Sum- mers and Mrs. Seymour Kraus will entertain. For tickets and in- formation, call Mrs. Ben Komisar, 557-9425; or Mrs. Hochman, 354-6172. Birmingham • 111 S. Woodward, S. of Maple, inside Strictly Sportswear • 647 - 0550 Mon. - Wed. & Sat. 10-6; Thurs. & Fri. 10-9; Sun. 12-5 meeting on Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. at the main United Hebrew Schools building. Coffee and cake will be served. Guests are wel- come. Rabbi Milton Arm will re- view The Penitence, by I.B. Singer, For information, call Jean Alspector, 476-6699. B'NAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD will hold a succah luncheon on Monday at noon at the synagogue. Doris Horowitz, 661-0192; or Ruth Marcus, 559-3262. The sis- terhood will have an open board meeting on Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. in the synagogue. PARKWOOD CHAPTER, WAYYlia ' C A _rrt ccr npril .7;11 have its annual paid-up mei ship luncheon at noon Wedn, in the Knob-in-the-WoodE club house. Guest speaker vv Rev. James Lyons, executir rector of the Ecumenical Ins' for Jewish-Christian Studie, topic will be "Facing Histor, Ourselves." Guests are invi a nominal charge, applical dues. Admission to memi. with payment of dues. For vations, call Cele Jacobs, I tality chairman, 546-0294; c Tian Goodman, 357-5254. , TROY JEWISH CONGRI TIONS SISTERHOOD an adult education discussit, p.m. Monday in the hon Carole Binder, 1103 Wint Troy. Topic for discussion w The Comparison Betweei Jewish Holiday of Succot ar American Holiday of Thanl ing." There is a fee fog* members. For information reservations by today, c7,1 Binder, 689-7824. OAKLAND HILLS CHAP' Women's American ORT, present Dr. Reene Horowitz will speak on "Why Am Cranky and Are There Horn Problems" on Tuesday at a.m. in the home of Dorothy 30029 Woodbrook, Farrah- . For reservations, cal Love, 626-4924. AVODAH-CHAI-BRANI CHAPTER of Pioneer We Naamat, will hold a lunc meeting on Monday at noon Whitehall Apts. club how book review on Poland by J. Mitchner will be given by N Filmore of the Southfield Library. Donor reserval should be made by Oct. 19.. CLUB TWO, Pioneer Wo] Naamat, will hold a meetir. Monday at 11:30 a.m. at the ten Towers, 25900 Green! Suite 205E, Oak Park. Ch. Driker, president of the Je Center Culture Club, will prt a holiday program. Brunch w served. Friends are welcome DETROIT AUXILIARY ALPHA OMEGA will ha.,, annual new members luncl- "Dining in Fashion," on Oct. noon at the Sheraton Oaks 1-1 There is a fee. WOMEN'S BICUR CHOI ORGANIZATION will ho regular meeting at 11:30 Monday at M.C.L. meeting ri SHARONA CHAP'T Pioneer Women/Naamat, nounces a meeting of its after:' group will be held at noon nesday at Bonanza, 11 Mile Greenfield, for lunch. The gram, "Jewish Survival Ga will start at 1 p.m. For info, tion, call Ann Kaplan, 967-3 SHARON GROUP, Hadas will hold its opening meetin Tuesday at noon at Kne the-Woods Apts, club house leen Trix, librarian at the 3c field Public Library, will re', From Time Immemorial by Peters. Guests and Associate;