FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

Temple Beth El
To Hold Auction

Temple Beth El will host
its eighth annual auction at
7:15 p.m. Dec. 13. The event
is sponsored by the temple
and its auxiliaries. Proceeds
from the auction will provide
funds for services for the el-
derly and the handicapped, as
well as educational angi cul-
tural programs for children.
An "Instant Fun" auction
and a silent auction will pre-
cede the live auction main
event, which will be con-
ducted by professional au-
ctioneer Frank Boos.
The evening will be capped
off by a dessert buffet.
The event is open to the
entire community. Price of
admission includes refresh-
ments. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door. Ruth
Talmer and Michael Leib are
co-chairmen. Call the Temple
office, 851-1100, for informa-
tion.

Woman General
To Visit Detroit

Gen. Amira Dotan, the first
woman general in the Israel
Defense Forces, will be the
guest of honor at a meeting
and reception hosted by De-
troit Young Zionists at 7:30
p.m. Sunday, in the home of
Marcy and Gerald Lederer,
3263 Woodview, West Bloom-
field.
Gen. Dotan is chief of the
IDF's Women's Corps and
member of. the Prime Minis-
ter's Commission on Women's
Issues. During the Yom Kip-
pur war, Gen. Dotan was re-
sponsible for the evacuation
of women soldiers from com-
bat areas. As commander of
the women's corps, she serves
as consultant to the chief of
staff and is responsible for
the supervision and guidance
of the women officer's staff.
Detroit Young Zionists is a
chapter of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America, Met-
ropolitan Detroit District. For
reservations and • directions,
call Ann Mandelbaum, 968-
5700; or the ZOA, 569-9946.

Hillel Day School
Reunion Set

The Hillel Day School
Alumni Organization will
host an alumni reunion
brunch at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 30
in the Mike and Mary Must
Multipurpose Room.
Graduates, former students
and former teachers and their
spouses are invited.
Sharon Alterman is coor-
dinating the event with
Alumni Co-Chairman Char-
lotte Tessler.
A light brunch will be
served and a short program
featuring Headmaster Rabbi
Robert Abramson and alum-
nus Stuart Cykiert will high-
light the school's early days.
There is a fee. For reserva-
tions, contact Sharon Alter-
man, 542-7837 or Charlotte
Tessler, 851-5017.

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