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Temple Women
Plan Lecture

The sisterhood of Temple
Beth El will hold a luncheon
and lecture on Dec. 12 at noon
at the temple. The topic of the
lecture is "The Refusenik Ex-
perience — From the Soviet
Union to the Detroit Area."
After lunch will be a video
presentation titled the
"Mothers for Freedom."
Elaine Laks, supervisor of the
Resettlement Service, will be
the guest speaker. A panel of
social workers from the Reset-
tlement Service will answer
questions.
Paid reservations are due by
Dec. 5. For details call the
temple, 851-1100.
The sisterhood will present
a party-planning showcase on
Jan. 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More than 40 vendors in 18
different categories will be on
hand to answer questions
about catering, flower ar-
rangements, music, decora-
tions and more. Interested
vendors and the general
public should call Elaine
Sturman, 851-7342; or Sue
Lepler, 399-2150, for
information.

Amit To Hold
Victory Lunch

Amit Women, Fannie Gluck
Chapter, will hold a victory
luncheon Monday at noon in
the Lincoln Towers club
house.
Reports on the recent donor
luncheon will be read. A pro-
gram will be given by Judy
Loebl who will review the
book, Loving Kindness, by
Anne Roiphe.
Hostesses for the afternoon
are Sylvia Knoppow, Ann
Rosenberg and Bertha
Spillman.

JVS Offers
Work Program

The Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice Displaced Homemaker
Program, funded by the
Michigan Department of
Labor, Office of Women and
Work offers a program of voca-
tional assesment, vocational
counseling, job seeking skills
and job placement assistance.
Displaced homemakers are
women who, through divorce,
separation, widowhood or
disability of spouse, have lost
their source of economic sup-
port. After spending a
substantial number of years
in the home caring for fami-
ly members, displaced
homemakers find returning
to the job market a difficult
transition.

Women who need to become
financially self-sufficient and
need help entering the job
market after many years of
working only in the home are
invited to apply. Eligibility is
based on marital and employ-
ment status. There are no in-
come guidelines. Interested
applicants should call Sherri
Lumberg of Patti Kurche at
Jewish Vocational Service,
559-5000, during business
hours.

Zukin To Speak
On Exercise

Sylvia Zukin will be the
featured speaker at the B'nai
David Sisterhood luncheon
and audience participation
program, "The Fun of Exer-
cising," at noon on Monday in
the synagogue.
Sisterhood President Elea-
nor Maness invites guests.
Participants should wear ex-
ercise clothing.
Mrs. Zukin was the director
of the Women's Health Club
of the Jewish Community
Center since 1961. She has
served as consultant to the
Michigan Heart Association,
adviser for physical activity
for the Michigan Arthritic
Foundation, and consultant
and adviser to the Michigan
State Board of Physical
Education for elementary and
secondary schools.
In addition, she has served
as adviser for physical activi-
ty for the joint program of
Sinai Hospital with the
Jewish Community Center.
Rosalie Dean, program
chairman of the Sisterhood,
will introduce Mrs, Zukin
following the luncheon. There
is a fee. For reservations, call
the synagogue office,
557-8210.

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Glennwood Sets •
Chanukah Party

Glennwood
Chapter,
Women's American ORT, will
hold its Chanukah party on
Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the
home of Rose Ann Rosenthal,
4082 Winterset Lane, West
Bloomfield. There will be a
candlelighting ceremony and
singing.
Members should bring a
grab bag gift for exchange.
There will also be a gift-
wrapping demonstration.
For information, call Har-
riet Hessenthaler, 557-1463.

Chapter Meets

A meeting of the David-
Horodoker Women's Organ-
ization will be held Tuesday
at noon in the MCL
Restaurant at Tel-12 Mall.

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