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NCJW WEEK
AGENDA

Please join us
for an evening with

BELLA ABZUG

TUESDAY

NOVEMBER 27, 1984

National Council of Jewish Women NEW Office
Cranbrook Office Center N., 30233 Southfield Rd.
#100

9:15 A.M. Coffee
9:30 A.M. Meeting
Open Board Meeting
Special Guest — one of our foster mothers in the
Orchards' Parent Therapist program. Please be our
guest for lunch. For reservations — 258-6000.

MEALS ON WHEELS provides two kosher meals
packed and delivered to homebound individuals five
days a week by volunteers.

ORCHARDS CHILDREN'S SERVICES provides a
range of psychological services for troubled children
and their families as well as education programs for
the general community.
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SPACE meets the needs of single parent families
(separated, widowed and divorced) through support
groups, workshops and retreats.

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SISTER ANN GILLEN, National Director Interreli-
gious Task Force for Soviet Jews
YURI SHTERN from Israel, former "Refusnik" from
the Soviet Union Activist in Israel for Jews refused
emigration from the Soviet Union.

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) works
with professionals on behalf of children who are
temporary and permanent wards of the court.

GREATER DETROIT ACCESS GUIDE — a direc-
tory of accessible facilities for the handicapped and
the elderly.

PEOPLE AND POUTICS
OF ISRAEL

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12
. 9:30 A.M.
NCJW OFFICES
Dr. Wendy Orent
a political anthropologist
at the University of Michigan
discussing interethnic relations in Israel today
a mini-breakfast will be served. Offered by Public
Affairs Department in conjunction with the Midrasha.
Fee: $4.00 per person
Reservations requested by December 10.

VICTIM SERVICE COUNCIL is an outreach pro-
gram to victims of crime offering referral and support
service.

FRIENDLY VISITORS visit isolated Jewish resi-
dents of the Madonna Nursing Home.

"COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL"

Wednesday, January 9, 1985
12:30 P.M.
NCJW Offices
Lunch will precede the program
Members $6.00, Non-Members $8.00
Peg Treacy and Harriet Israel, "Color Me Beautiful"
consultants, will demonstrate color analysis, give
tips on planning a: basic wardrobe and packing for a
trip. Space is limited. Reservations must be accom-
panied by a check.

LITERATURE SERIES

Dr. Larry Berkove, Professor of English and Ameri-
can Literature, University of Michigan-Dearborn, will
conduct a four-part series of lectures entitled "Reli-
gious Themes in American Short Stories."

Tuesday, January 29, 9:15 a.m.
"The Destructors" by Grahame Greene found in
"21 Stories by Grahame Greene."

Tuesday, February 5, 9:15 a.m.
"Good Country" by Flannery O'Connor to be found
in "The Complete Stories by Flannery O'Connor"

Tuesday, February 12, 9:15 a.m.
"Yentl, the Yeshivah Boy" by Isaac Bashevis Singer
found in "Short Friday."

Tuesday; February 19, 9:15 a.m.
"The Law" by Hugh Nissensen found in "a Pile of
Stones."

All lectures will be at the NCJW office.
Fee for the series will be $12 members,
$16 non-members. Pre-registration required.

COMMUNITY
SERVICES

EDUCATION ASSISTANCE awards interest free
loans and grants to needy Jewish students for
undergraduate and graduate study.

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Dedicated to meeting human needs and improving
the quality of life for people of all ages, races and
religious backgrounds.

BURN PREVENTION utilizes an animated film strip
and colorful brochure to alert children in kindergar-
ten through third grade to the dangers of heat and
fire.

Business & Professional General Meeting 6:30 P.M.
Rabbi Norman Roman of Temple Beth El will speak
on "Changes in Jewish Life." Guests $3.00.

NCJW is the Convenor
For Human Rights Day for Soviet Jewry
Sunday, December 2, 1984
1:00 P.M.
Congregation B'nai David, 24350 Southfield
Road
HUMAN RIGHTS FOR SOVIET JEWRY
An interfaith Plea —
Speakers

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
GREATER DETROIT SECTION

who will speak on

WOMEN
& NUCLEAR WAR

Thursday, November 29
7:30 P.M.

Adat Shalom Synagogue
29901 Middlebelt
Farmington Hills, MI

Help support Council's many projects by donating to
Council Thrift Shops and Fashion Spree. The Thrift
Shops are located at:
16921 Livernois, Detroit
1221 E. Lincoln, Royal Oak
Fashion Spree Depot:
23121 Coolidge, Oak Park
Contributions are tax deductible —for truck pick up
call: 258-6000.

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