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FRIDAY. SEFTEMBEFL9. 1988

Congregation Beth Shalom netted more than $350,000 in Israel Bond
investments at the recent tribute dinner honoring Eleanor Fenberg and her
daughter, Rhoda Krauss. Shown are the event are, standing, Max and
Ruth Dobrowitsky, and seated Rhoda Krauss; guest speaker Yehuda
Avner, Israel ambassador to Great Britain; and Eleanor Fenberg.

Mishpachah
Program Begins

Adat Shalom Synagogue
will launch its 1988-1989
Mishpachah program with
the first of four events on
Sept. 18.
Mishpachah is designed for
Adat Shalom Nursery School
families who wish to share
year-long Jewish experiences
and enhance Jewish learning.
The program also is open to
families with preschool
children in the general com-
munity. There is no charge.
From 10 a.m. to noon Sept.
18, parents and children will
explore Sukkot through
music, crafts and stories. Call
Dottie Levitsky, 851-5100, by
Wednesday for reservations,
which are required.
The Adat Shalom Mishpa-
chah program is co-sponsored
by Jewish Experiences For
Families. Futue Mishpachah
events include " A Make and
Take Shabbat Experience" on
Jan. 29, "Be Happy, It's
Adar" on March 5, and a
family picnic on June 4.

Emanu-El Offers
Adult Workshop

Emanu-El will offer
the "Holiday Workshop
Series," an adult education
program focusing on how to
celebrate Shabbat and all the
major holidays at home with
one's family.
Beginning Oct. 6 and en-
ding June 23, the class will be
offered on Thursday from
12:15 to 2:45 p.m. and from
7:15 to 9:45 p.m. at Temple
Emanu-El. There is a charge.
For information, contact
Dottie Dressler, director of

education at Temple Emanu-
El, 967-4020; or Laura Kohn,
399-5914.

Temple Opens
Adventure Club

Temple Beth Jacob has
established a Jewish Adven-
ture Club in place of its
religious school. The Jewish
Adventure Club stresses ex-
periential and participatory
activities in Jewish living
and problem-solving.
For information, call the
temple, 332-3212.

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Primrose Meets
On Thursday

Primrose Benevolent Club
will meet noon Thursday at
the Lincoln lbwers club room.
The 54th annual donor lun-
cheon will take place noon
Nov. 1 at Congregation Beth
Achim.
The committee for the
donor includes: Beckie Wein-
man, journal; Gertrude
Levinstein, memoriums; Ann
Bigman and Eva Maister,
pledges; Ann Abromowitz,
Helen Feiner, Inez Metter,
Shirley Miller, Libbie Weiner,
Lena Richter, Sonia
Eisenberg, captains; Ruth
Alter, Estelle Alter and Ida
Frankel, prizes.

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Sharona Meets

The next board meeting of
Sharona Chapter, Naamat
USA, will be held on Thurs-
day at 8 p.m. in the home of
Shirlee Katzman, 23671
Coyle, Oak Park, 967-4028.