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Donor Luncheon
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Susan Weiss
The 52nd annual donor lun-
cheon of Cong. B'nai David
Sisterhood will be held May
16 at the synagogue.
The day's program will
begin at 11 a.m. with a bouti-
que shopping spree. A cham-
pagne luncheon will be serv-
ed at noon, followed by a
fashion show presented by
Susan Weiss, spokesman for
New York designer Emiio
Rossi.
Members of the sisterhood
participating as fashion
models are Jody Altert, Ber-
nice Betman, Helen Brown,
Sheri Devries, Annette
Ferber, Gertrude Grossman,
Esther Icikson, Shairi Ferber
Kaufman, Hazel Nakisher,
Florence Nitzkin, Pat Shan-
bom, Bertie Simon, Jennie
Solomon, Elaine Brant Ser-
now, Dawn 'Pamir, Bella Wais
and Millie Zivov.
Miriam Ferber is donor lun-
cheon chairman. Decorations
are under the direction of
Barbara Traison. Jennie
Solomon is ad book chairman.
For reservations, call Nita
Stearn or Harriet Lusky,
557-8210.
Torah Fund
Dinner Nears
Beth Achim Sisterhood will
hold its culminating Torah
Fund dinner on May 16 at
6:30 p.m. in the Wasserman
Hall of the synagogue.
Corinne Stavish, Jewish
storyteller, will entertain.
Estell Wainer is 1988 Torah
Fund honoree. She will
receive a Chai Olam pin "in
recognition of her many years
of untiring effort in behalf of
the Torah Fund. Sisterhood
and Congregation Beth
Achim."
A minimum purchase of
Torah Fund cards is required.
There is a charge for the din-
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ner and reservations are re-
quired by Tuesday. For reser-
vations or information, con-
tact chairman Libby Ben-
Moche, 553-3128; or the
synagogue office, 352-8670.
Israeli To Speak
To Naamat
Extra Heavy-2uty Construction
To Las
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Idit Bechor, shlicha
(emissary) from Israel to
Young Judea working with
the Jewish Community in
Ann Arbor, will speak on the
"Role of Women in Israel" at
a meeting of Naamat/USA
Greater Detroit Council on
May 19 at 1 p.m. in the board
room of the Jewish Vocational
Service building.
Refreshments will be serv-
ed, guests are welcome. There
is no charge. For reservations,
_,call the Naamat office,
967-4750.
Endometriosis
Group Forms
A mutual support group for
suffers of endometriosis will
be organized at a meeting on
May 19 at 6:30 p.m. in lecture
hall 8E, Providence Medical
Building, Providence
Hospital.
The group will be advised
by Dr. Edward Lichten, a
gynecologist who specializes
in pre-menstrual syndrome
and related gynecological
pain problems.
For information about the
Greater Detroit Endometrio-
sis Association, as the group
is being called, call Dr.
Lichten, 358-3433. There is
no charge.
Real Estate
Women Meet
Susan M. Moisev, chief
judge of the 46th District
court, will discuss "Sales-
people and the Law" at a
breakfast meeting of the
Women's Commercial Real
Estate Association on May 17
at 8 a.m. at the Radisson
Plaza Hotel. There is a fee.
Women in commercial real
estate and others associated
with the commercial real
estate industry are invited.
For reservation and
breakfast, call Ann Silver,
647-3663.
Women To Have
Installation
Oakland Hills Chapter,
Women's American ORT, will
hold its installation of
officers at noon May 17 at
Bloomfield Oaks. Guest
speaker is Sherry Margolis of
Channel 2.