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• Necklaces made
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280 N. Woodward • Birmingham. MI
In the Great :O
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(313)644-7609
SUM TREE
clothes friends
inventory reduction sale
50%-70%
NORTHWEST DETROIT
CHAPTER, National Jewish
Center for Immunology and
Respiratory Medicine will
meet for lunch, 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, at the home of
Helene Westerman, 25125
Grodon Drive, Southfield. For
information, call Mrs. Wes-
terman, 356-8584.
Conservative sisterhoods
from 13 affiliates across the
state will attend. Marjorie
Saulson is Michigan branch
president. For information call
Charlotte Nussbaum, 661-
1049.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL SIS-
TERHOOD will present
writer Carla Jean Schwartz
and psychotherapist Sonia
Pone at a light breakfast, 10
a.m. Jan. 19 at the temple. The
two will speak on "Superwo-
men Syndrome." Chairing the
event are Carole Miller, Paula
Shapiro and Marcia Schavrien.
There is a charge. Call the
temple for reservations, 661-
5700.
The Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women will hold a two-session
training program for new vol-
unteers for its CASA Legal
Guardianship Program, Jan.
22 and 23.
CASAs are Court-Appointed
Special Advocates who are
trained by both NCJW and the
court to work on behalf of
youngsters.
Women will be given infor-
mation on the program, which
provides home studies and in-
vestigations for all legal
guardianship cases within the
jurisdiction of the Oakland
County Probate Court. They
will be trained in how to do
home investigations and, fol-
lowing formal instruction,
they will each be teamed with
an experienced CASA worker.
The Jan. 22 session will take
place at 9:30 a.m. at the NCJW
office, Suite 100, 30233 South-
field Road, Southfield. On Jan.
23, the women will meet in the
second floor conference room of
thoeus.
Oakland County Court
House.
To register, call the NCJW
office, 258-6000, by Jan. 20.
The program is directed by
the section's public affairs de-
partment, headed by Ann
Zousmer. Marilyn Levine and
Marcia Aaron serve as chair-
men. Call Ms. Levine, 851-
9782 or 258-6000, for details
about the Legal Guardianship
Program or the training.
Sisterhood To Host
Rabbi Sherwin Wine
OFF
all fall & winter merchandise
• separates • sweaters • slacks
• blouses • dresses • skirts
• and more
orchard lake rd. • west bloomfield • 855-1511
BUT
THE
SALES
ARE...
HOT
in the
SIDEWALK SALE!
Thurs. & Fri., Jan. 8 & 9, 10-9 • Sat., Jan. 10, 10-6 • Sun., Jan. 11, 12-5
FREE POPCORN! FREE BALLOONS! SAVE UP TO 75%
Friday, January 9, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Temple Beth El sisterhood
will present Rabbi Sherwin T.
Wine, who will speak on "The
Roots of Terrorism" at a lunch-
eon, noon Jan. 19.
Rabbi Wine is the founder
and rabbi of the Birmingham
Temple.
For reservations, send a
check by Monday to: Sister-
hood of Temple Beth El, 7400
Telegraph Road, Birmingham,
Mich. 48010, Attn: Jan. 19
luncheon.
For information, call the
temple, 851-1100.
Women's League
Meeting Planned
ORCHARD MALL
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Rabbi Sherwin Wine
Michigan Branch of
Women's League for Conserva-
tive Judaism will hold a spring
conference planning meeeting,
12:30 p.m. Monday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
The conference will be
hosted by Cong. of Moses Sis-
terhood, Kalamazoo, on May
17 and 18. The theme will be
"The Time Is Now."
Lillian Rubinoff of Philadel-
phia, Pa., will be the consul-
tant speaker.
There will be workshops,
Torah study, morning services,
fellowship, discussions, buzz
sessions, a publications display
and a handicrafts display. •
NCJW To Train
Legal Guardians
Women To Hear
David Lawrence
The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division "Food
for Thought" series continues
with its second luncheon at
noon Jan. 16 at the Somerset
Inn in Troy.
David Lawrence Jr. will ad-
dress the group, which focuses
on current issues affecting the
local Jewish community.
Lawrence is publisher and
chairman of the Detroit Free
Press.
For information on the Food
for Thought series, call the
Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division, 965-3939.
Book Review
For Temple Women
Jeanette Myers, assistant in
the adult reading department
of the Bloomfield Township Li-
brary will review Good Mother
by Sue Miller and Hand Maid's
Tale by Margaret Atwood, 1
p.m. Tuesday, at Temple Beth
El's Sisterhood book review.
Dessert will be served. The
public is welcome at no charge.