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Eve Garvin

Press, the Sarasota Herald
Tribune, the Observer-
Ecentric newspapers and
House Beautiful. She lived in
Sarasota, Fla., for several
years, where she established
the Lawrence Institute of In-
terior Design. Since her
return to Michigan four
months ago, she has been
commissioned to do a senior
citizen's residence in
Westland.
Coffee and cake will be
served. The event is open to
NCJW members only. There
is a fee.
The Design Forum has been
organized by NCJW's pro-
gram and membership
department, headed by Vice
President Barbara Grant.
Diane Brooks is chairman of
the event. For information,
call NCJW, 258-6000.

Film Series
At Adat Shalom

a series of shorts tracing the
history of Ellis Island, the
1939 documentary Bound For
Nowhere, and the 1947
historic film, The Illegals.
The series is sponsored by
the synagogue's adult study
commission, which regularly
presents programs designed
to broaden the community's
cultural experience.
Dan Greenberg, film critic
and a professor of film, will
introduce the movies and
comment on them. A member
of the adult study commis-
sion, Greenberg teaches film
at Oakland Community Col-
lege and writes a weekly col-
umn for the Observer and Ec-
centric Newspapers. He also
appears each week on Arts in
Review, an OCC-TV produc-
tion telecast on all Oakland
County cable systems.
On Jan. 17, Greenberg will
show Exodus, Otto Prem-
inger's award-winning film
which tells the story of the
birth of the State of Israel.
The series will conclude
Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. with "We
Were So Beloved, Manfred
Kircheimer's documentary
celebration of the German-
Jewish community of
Manhattan's Washington
Heights neighborhood.
Mat Shalom Synagogue in-
vites the community to at-
tend the film series at no
charge.

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Israel Chapter
Has Meeting

Israel Chapter, B'nai B'rith
Women, will hold an open
board and general meeting in
the home of liaison officer,
Esther Applebaum, 25159
Ridge Cliff Dr., Southfield, on
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Dr. Milton Nathanson of
Sinai Hospital will speak on
issues vital to women's
health.
The program is sponsored
by Sinai Hospital's Detroit
Vital Women's Program. For
reservations, call Mrs. Ap-
plebaum, 557-2975.

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ORT Schools

Dan Greenberg
Jewish Immigration, A
Film Experience, is the theme
of the sixth annual Adat
Shalom Jewish Film Series
Sunday and Jan. 17 and 31.
The series, which includes
a showing of the film Exodus,
will open Sunday at 7 p.m.
The program that evening is

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An evening of shopping at
Gaynor's will take place from
6 to 9 p.m. Sunday, sponsored
by Summerset Woods
Chapter, Women's American
ORT.
Everyone is welcome.
Checks can be made payable
to ORT. A portion of profits
will go to support ORT's
worldwide vocational train-
ing schools.

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