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INTRODUCES
NCJW Hosts
Columnist
ITS
COLLECTION
The National Council of
Jewish Women, greater
Detroit section, will launch
its fall season with an open-
ing membership luncheon
noon Sept. 13 at Temple
Israel.
Nationally syndicated col-
umnist Ellen Goodman will
be the guest speaker. Former-
ly of The Detroit Free Press,
Goodman's column "At
Large," appears in more than
400 newspapers.
The 1980 winner of the
Pulitzer Prize for distinguish-
ed commentary, Goodman is
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Kashruth Council
355-0088
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AMERICAN
CANCER
SOCIETY'
Womens Chapter of Glenn-
wood ORT will hols its second
annual road rally 7:30 p.m.
Aug. 26. Meet at the Wood-
creek office parking lot,
31275 Northwestern . There
is a charge. Call Sharon
Dworkin, 967-1468, for
information.
The Avodah Chai Brandeis
Chapter, Na'amat USA, will
hold a lunch meeting noon
Monday at the Whitehall
Apartment Clubhouse.
Plans for the annual in-
stallation of officers will be
finalized.
TWELVE OAKS MALL
NOVI
FOR
Road Rally
Is Planned
Brandeis Group
Plans Lunch
271 W. MAPLE
BIRMINGHAM
PARENTING BRIGHT CHILDREN
discuss social security in the
1990s and the Medicare
Catastrophic Converage Act.
There is a lunch charge. For
reservations, call Rose Pogats,
967-4068, or Jean Katz,
559-4174.
an associate of the Boston
Globe, where she has worked
for more than 20 years. She
has won numerous literary
awards and published several
collections of her columns,
which deal with social change
and its debilitating side ef-
fects. Last year, she received
the Hubert H. Humphrey
Civil Rights Award for dedica-
tion to the cause of equality.
Goodman's talk for NCJW
is titled "Making Sense of
Social Change!' It springs
from her latest work, Making
Sense, a fourth collection of
columns to be published this
fall.
The event is open only to
paid-up NCJW members.
There is a charge and reser-
vations are required by Sept.
8. Checks may be sent to the
NCJW offices, or call the
Council, 258-6000.
The luncheon meeting is
sponsored by the group's
public relations department,
headed by Vice President
Carol Sue Coden.
BB Women
Hear Bommarito
Louis D. Brandeis Chapter
498, B'nai B'rith Women, will
meet at noon Wednesday in
the Knob Woods Clubhouse.
Patrick Bommarito will
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
Women will hold a noon
lunch meeting Wednesday at
the Yeshivah.
Rabbi Shaiall Zachariash
of Congregation Shomrey
Emunah will speak.
Primrose Club
Plans To Meet
Primrose Benevolent Club
will meet 11 a.m. Monday at
the Lincoln lbwers clubhouse.
Plans will be discussed for the
55th annual donor luncheon.
Helen Feiner and Zelda
Green will serve a light lunch
at the meeting.
David-Horodoker
Women Meet
The David-Horodoker Wo-
men will meet at noon Tues-
day at Lincoln lbwers. Sylvia
Eisenberg and Ruth Sosnick
are hostesses.
Council Plans
Tour In Troy
B'nai B'rith Women Coun-
cil will have a tour and lunch
Thursday at the Michigan
Design Center in Troy.
There is a charge and reser-
vations are required. For in-
formation, call the Council,
552-8150.