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The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division's 41st
annual Institute will take on
a new look this year with day
and evening sessions devoted
to the topic, "JAP — Dispell-
ing the Myth of the Jewish
American Princess."
The evening program is set
for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2, followed
by a day program, 9:30 a.m.,
Nov. 3. Both are at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
On Nov. 2, the community
is invited to explore the issue
of Jewish stereotypes during
a performance by the Univer-
sity of Michigan Hillel's
"Talk To Us" theater troupe.
Student actors perform short
scenes and then "freeze" the
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The Federated Endowment
Fund will host a women's
educational seminar Nov. 7 at
Mat Shalom Synagogue. The
event will precede the United
Jewish Charities annual
meeting.
Open to all interested
women, the 9:30-11:30 a.m.
meeting will feature attorney
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action at a specific dramatic
point. The actors then involve
the audience in a dicussion.
The program will also
feature Susan Weidman
Schneider, editor-in-chief of
Lilith magazine for Jewish
women.
The evening program also
marks the opening dinner for
this year's Business and Pro- •
fessional Women's Division.
Open seating is available.
There is a charge.
On Nov. 3, Weidman
Schneider will speak, follow-
ed by a panel discussion
moderated by Richard Loben-
thal, Michigan regional direc-
tor of the Anti-Defamation
League of B'nai B'rith.
Panelists include • Joseph
Kohane, associate director of
U-M Hine', Rabbi Harold S.
Loss, Temple Israel; and
Anita Norich, U-M associate
professor, departments of
English literature and Jewish
studies.
The day session includes a
continental breakfast, and
lunch. There is a fee.
At the meeting will be
former Soviet refusenik
Natasha Khasin, an honorary imo
board member of Federation's
Women's Division who is in
the middle of a nine-city
North American campaign
for the release of Soviet Jews.
Khasin will take part in a
private Women's Division
reception following the
Institute.
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Stanley M. Weingarden, who
will speak on "Estate Plann-
ing: The Continuing Story."
Weingarden serves "of
counsel" with the law firm of
Barris, Sott, Denn and
Driker. He is a former chair-
man of the Detroit Bar
Association's taxation com-
mittee and is a vice chairman
of the Federated Endowment
Fund.
The meeting includes a con-
tinental breakfast and
registration is required.
There is no fee, and there will
be no solicitation of gifts.
For information, contact the
Federated Endowment Fund,
965-3939.
29657 Orchard Lake Road
(Inside Antonio's Salon
near 13 Mile Rd.)
Farmington Hills, Michigan
(313) 626-0886
BOUTIQUE
The Beverly Minkoff Junior
High School in the Beit
Hakeren section of
Jerusalem, Israel, will be the
recipient of donations made
at the annual capital funds
event being held by the
Michigan Region of Women's
American ORT on Monday at
8 p.m. in the Bloomfield Hills
home of Sharon and Stephen
Schaffer.
Named in memory of Bever-
ly Minkoff, past national
president of Women's
American ORT, the
beneficiary school is the first
junior high to be operated by
the World ORT Union in
Israel. It opened in the fall of
1987 and draws studens from
11 elementary schools.
Graduates are prepared to
enter ORT's School of
Engineering on the campus of
Hebrew University.
Funds raised at the local
event, which will feature an
address by Claude Sabbah,
headmaster of ORT