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Friday, November 9, 1984
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FOR WOMEN
Shalom Detroit hosts newcomers
Shalom Detroit, the Jewish
community's version of Welcome
Wagon, will welcome Jewish
newcomers in the Detroit area
with a private tour of the
Holocaust Memorial Center, Nov.
27 at 10 a.m. Before touring the
HMC, new Detroiters and Shalom
Detroit committee members will
meet for coffee at the Jewish -
Community Center at 9:15 a.m.
During the past seven years,
Shalom Detroit, a project of the
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, has offered
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FEATURING FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER:
Accessories by D'ORO's. Modern, hand-made decorative glassware.
Imported from Israel.
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Plates, Bowls, Clocks & Trays, etc. Individually produced by Hannah Bahral.
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friendship to several hundred
families, sharing information
about the local Jewish commu-
nity, the Allied Jewish Campaign
and the Women's Division.
Assisting Marilyn Goldberg,
chairman of the 1985 Shalom De-
troit committee, are Joyce Sher-
man, associate chairman; Wendy
Roizen, adviser; Susan Citrin,
vice president; and Ellen Labes,
president of the Women's Di-
vision.
For information, call the
Women's Division, 965-3939.
642-3116
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group of nearly 200 women at the opening meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's Division of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Shown at the gathering with Dr. Parker are, from left: Linda Klein,
Susan Moiseev, , Cecille Raichlen, Jan Shatzman, Judge Jessica Cooper
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LOCAL NEWS
Histadrut drive to benefit Israel
social services in wake of cuts
Goldie Eskin, Histadrut
regional executive director, an-
nounced that the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel (including
its Detroit affiliate), which raises
funds in the United States for the
health, educational and social
welfare programs of the Histadrut
in Israel, has embarked on an
emergency campaign to provide a
steady flow of funds so that Kupat
Holim, Israel's major health net-
work; Mishan, the agency for the
aged and troubled youth and
Amal, Histadrut's vast educa-
tional network will not have to
reduce their existing programs
because of government budget
cuts.
Parlor meetings will be or-
ganized in various homes to focus
on any of the branches — Kupat
Holim, Mishan or Amal — or
specific projects at the various in-
stitutions. Special meetings will
be held under trade union au-
spices to urge international
unions and their locals to partici-
pate in this drive.
Local telephone banks will be
set up, manned by volunteers for
intensive telephone solicitation
supporting this emergency. On a
national level, a public relations
campaign will be initiated.
At the opening meeting of the
Israel Histadrut Campaign of
Metropolitan Detroit, the follow-
ing officers were elected for the
1984-1985 campaign: Morris
Lieberman, campaign chairman;
Isadore Shrodeck, executive vice
chairman; Alex Blumenberg, co-
treasurer, Abram Medow, co-
treasurer and Dena Greenberg,
secretary.
Volunteers are needed. To vol-
unteer, call the Histadrut office,
967-4720.
FOR WOMEN
Luncheon celebrates
library opening
The women's division of
Machon L'Torah-Torah Center
will sponsor a benefit luncheon to
celebrate the opening of its corn-
munity library on Sunday at 1
p.m. at Young Israel of Southfield,
27705 Lahser, Southfield.
Musical entertainment will be
provided by Gloria Gardin and
Devorah Moskowitz. Babysitting
is available. Dairy luncheon will
be served. There is an admission
charge. For reservations and in-
formation, contact Sharon Last,
967-0467.