PLEASE JOIN US WARNING FOR WOMEN THESE PREMISES PROTECTED BY AT THE 1987 "BUILDERS HOME, FLOWER AND FURNITURE SHOW" 541-5373 MARCH 14-22 N ime "Security is our middle name" liapp31 MEN'S WEAR ever Stopped! new...and hot! We N BEST NAMES Come in T and see ON THE NESS BUYS THE BES IN THE BUSI! what's REPEATED MAD POPULAR DEMAN 99 REG, s3755475 MAO OTHER FAMOUS DESIGNER SUITS ALSO AT JUST 199 99 RE ,9 5110 GAB 9 ✓ SL AC Great Selection of Spring Shades! HUNTERS SQUARE VISA ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT 14 MILE 855-4242 48 Friday, March 20, 1987 OPEN MON.-TUE.-THURS. 10-6 WED.-FRI. 10-9 SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5 MasterCard ALTERATIONS AT COST! THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS SHALOM GROUP, Hadas- sah, will hold a Passover flower fund raiser. Floral ar- rangements will be delivered to participants' homes by Passover. To order, call De- borah Canvasser, 553-3835, before April 10. Order forms are also available at Hadas- sah House. Rabbi Conrad will speak on "Israel Update: Argument With Shamir." He is the founding rabbi of Temple Kol Ami of which he is now rabbi emeritus. There will be re- freshments. There is no charge and guests are wel- come. TEMPLE BETH EL SIS- TERHOOD will hear inter- CITY OF HOPE HELEN ROSENBERG CANCER FIGHTERS will hold a gen- ior designer Susan Winton- Feinberg at a luncheon at noon Monday in the temple. Ms. Winton-Feinberg will speak on "The Secrets: Con- cepts, Colors and Design." There is an admission fee. The sisterhood will have a fashion show at 1 p.m. March 30 in the temple. Sisterhood members will model sleep- wear, daywear and playwear. Dessert will be served. All are welcome free of charge. HANITA CHAPTER, Naamat, will host Rabbi Ernst J. Conrad at noon Tuesday, in the Naamat meeting room in the Kristen Tower, 25900 Greenfield, Suite 205E, Oak Park. eral meeting at noon Monday at the Laurel Woods club house, 22200 W. 12 Mile, Southfield. Lunch will be served. The program is "Technique in Art" and will be presented by Cyvia Snyder from the Detroit Institute of Arts. EVERGREEN GROUP, Hadassah, will host Rabbi Lane Steinger of Temple Emanu-El, 8 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Marilyn Skulsky, 17134 Morrison, Southfield. Rabbi Steinger will review Love and Tradition by Dr. Egon Meyer, a book about in- termarriage. For information, call Marion Scheiman, 626- 4568. Women's League Plans Lunch And Program Michigan Branch of Women's League for Conser- vative Judaism invites all sisterhood members and friends to a luncheon and program at noon March 30 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, hosted by the sisterhood. The program will be an original musical play written by chairman of the day, Muriel Gotlib, entitled "Guess Who Is Coming To Seder?" Special Passover re- cipe booklets will be distrib- uted. Marjorie Saulson is president of Michigan Branch. Besides Mrs. Gotlib, the cast includes: Pearlena Bod- zin, Ruth Ebling, Miriam Foxman, Sue Himelhoch, Donna Litman, Charlotte Nussbaum, Carmen Rachwal and Shirley Wine, co- chairman of the day. The vocalists are Choral Director Marcia Tanzman, Gloria Bookstein, Freda Mendelson and Joanne Got- lib, consultant. Musical ad- viser is Rabbi Sherman Kir- shner and musical ar- rangements are by Cantor Shalom Kalib. Accompanist is Rochelle Barr. Shirley Ruzumna is local luncheon arrangements chairman. Florence Schon is chairman of table decorations and Mrs. Bodzin is in charge of the stage setting. Baby- sitting service will be avail- able. There is a charge for the luncheon and reservation deadline is Thursday, March 26th. Checks must accom- pany reservations and be mailed to: Roslyn Green, 15075 W. Lincoln, Apt. 529, Oak Park, 48237. For infor- mation, call Shirley Wine, 682-3181; or Mrs. Saulson, 642-7784. NCJW Members To See `Evita' The National Council of Jewish Women, Greater De- troit Section, will offer mem- bers an afternoon at the Bir- mingham Theatre April 1. The group will attend a matinee performance of Evita, preceded by lunch at Machus Sly Fox. Reservations must be re- ceived by Monday. There is a charge, including bus trans- portation. Buses will depart at 11:30 a.m. and return at 4:30 p.m. For information, call NCJW, 258-6000. Seeks Volunteers Haven, a domestic violence shelter for victims of sexual assault, child sexual assault and domestic violence, is looking for volunteers to staff the shelter. For information, call Kate Burdick, 334-1284.