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Invites you to join with us in perpetuating
traditional Judaism in West Bloomfield
Daily, Sabbath and Holyday Services

Attend our meaningful

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

'Superwoman Syndrome'
Topic For SZ Women

Annie Friedman
Educational Director

Dr. Sherman P. Kirschner
Rabbi

Sisterhood President is
Sandy Schwartz; program
vice president, Faye Ullmann;
social vice president, Shirley
Ruzumna; membership vice
president, Dottie Wagner.
The program is complimen-
tary for all paid-up Sisterhood
members. Sisterhood dues
may be paid at the door.
There is a fee for guests.
Babysitters will be available

Contact Dr. Jerry and Marlene Rose, Membership Chairpersons,
851-0330 or the Synagogue Office, 681-5353 for membership in-
formation or High Holiday tickets. Cost of High Holiday tickets ap-
plicable towards membership.

Special membership rates for seniors, young marrieds or singles. Two-
day weekly Hebrew School affiliated with United Hebrew Schools.

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The Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood will have its paid-
up membership program on
Sept. 14 at 11 a.m. in the
Morris Adler Hall of the
synagogue. Guest speakers
will be psychotherapist, Sonia
Pone, and freelance writer,
Carla Schwartz, who will
speak on "The Superwoman
Syndrome!'
The meeting also will be
the occasion to welcome the
synagogue's new associate
rabbi, William Gershon, and
his wife, Raquel. In addition,
boutiques and the ceremonial
gift shop will be open.

Sonia Pone
upon request. For reserva-
tions and information, call
Randee Lipman, 851-0102;
Linda Gold, 855-6177; or
Carol Sole, 644-1355.

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Heading up Hadassah's special gifts brunch are, from left: Nancy Glass,
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Greater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will hold a special
gifts brunch to benefit both
Hadassah Medical Organiza-
tion and Youth Aliyah on
Thursday at 11 a.m.

This is the first time these
two projects have been com-
bined under one fund-raising
campaign. The brunch will be
held in the home of Shelly

Boschan.
Arline Gould will be the
guest speaker for the morn-
ing program. Ms. Gould is a
former group president and
former chapter vice president.
Following brunch, Hope
Palmer will lead the group on
a tour of several Birmingham
art galleries. Ms. Palmer lec-
tures on art history
throughout Michigan.