Wetteat ite wkoki fp - 10y luncheon will take place Nov. 1 at noon at Cong. Beth Achim. Ann Kaplan, immediate past president of Naamat, is chairman of the day. Helen Posner will give the invoca- tion. The national anthems will be sung by Elaine Kohner who will be accom- panied by Esther Klein. Lee Wagman will give an Israel Update. The guest speaker will be Prof. Barry Gross who will deliver a talk on "Jews in the Cinema." Prof. Gross is a member of Michigan State University English Depart- ment where he has taught for 20 years. In the spring he will teach in Korea. There is a charge for reser- vations, call the Naamat of- fice, 967-4750. Guests are welcome. from headtertbe *P 1 Introducing the Grace Family Practice Center.. Doctors who know the whole family. Care for the whole family. Your Grace family doctor is mom's gynecologist, the kids' pediatrician, dad's internist, and • grandma's high blood pressure specialist. These doctors will get to know you and your family, your problems and your medical history. That's what family practice means. The Grace Family Practice Center is not a "see any doctor" clinic. You choose your family doctor from a fine group of private practice, board certified, family practice physicians. You will be seen personally by that same physician every time you visit. The Center has a large staff of nurses and assistants, modern offices with plenty of free parking and complete X-ray and lab facilities. New patients, both individuals and families, are being accepted now. Please call or drop in for more information. Folkdancers Due At Donor Lunch Hora Aviv, an Israeli folkdance troupe, will perform at the Woman's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools an- nual donor luncheon, 12:15 p.m. Nov. 4, at Cong. Beth Achim. Members of the troupe are: Belle Greenbaum, Judy Ap- pel, Fay Knoll, Shelly Komer Jackier, Linda and Shlomo Rabinowitze, Eli Shalom, Maxim Avitan, Barbara Her- man, Michel Asulin and Helene. Cohen. Lori Lapides is choreographer and Belle Greenbaum is the director. For information, contact Mrs. Marion Bronstein, 356-0591, or Mrs. Jean Alspector, 476-6699. Naamat Chapter Meeting Slated Negbah Shalom-Chai Chap- ter, Naamat, will hold its monthly meeting, noon this Wednesday (correct date) at the Kristen Building, 25900 Greenfield, Suite 205E, Oak Park. President Fan Press will report on Etta Kaplan's lun- cheon. Refreshments will be served. Friends are invited. City Of Hope Meeting Planned The City of Hope Helen Rosenberg Cancer Fighters will hold their general meeting noon Monday at the Colony Park club house. Lunch will be served. The guest speaker will be from Channel 2. For information, call Ruth Young, 559-3833. Kids! Color this picture and win a giant Treasure Chest of crayons and paints. Just mail or bring in your entry before December 4, 1987. Contest is open to all children 12 and under. Attach your finished picture to an 81/2 x 11 sheet of paper with your name, age, address and phone number on it. Adults: Free health risk appraisal. This is a confidential questionnaire that you fill out and return to us for evaluation. We'll tell you what your health risks are, if any. You will also receive a note from one of our doctors about whether any tests or examinations are indicated. To get your free questionnaire, just stop by or telephone 543-7770. Grace Family Practice Center 505 S. Woodward (101/2 Mile & Woodward), Royal Oak, MI 48067 Hours 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Open Wednesdays till 9 p.m. Free parking. (313) 543-7770 Affiliated with Grace Hospital • School of Medicine, Wayne State University • The Detroit Medical Center © 1987 Grace Hospital 110-5561 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 87