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Sloan To Head Drive
For Jewish Home Bus

Geraldine Sloan, publicity
chairman for the Jewish
Home for Aged Auxiliary, is
spearheading a fundraising
project to buy a bus for
residents of the Home's
Fleischman Residence in
West Bloomfield. The
previous bus used for shop-
ping, doctor appointments
and social events, was in con-
stant need of repair.
The bus project involves an
"Undinner." Contributors are
being, asked to give an
amount equivalenmt to what
they might have spent to buy
seats or be a patron at a
special organization dinner.
Since no hall has been rented
and no tables will be set,
donors may purchase an
unlimited number of "seats."
According to Sloan, about
10 percent of the goal has
been raised so far.

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If you agree with this statement, you already

Sunday School that connect with their life
experiences.
To learn more, please join us for an infor-
mal Evening with the Rabbi, on Aug. 30 or
Sept. 6 at 8:30. Meet Rabbi Sherwin Wine
and learn about the Birmingham Temple,
our history, philosophy, celebrations, educa-
tional programs and diverse activities. For
information and to R.S.V.P., call our
Executive Director, Helen Forman at'
477-1410.Like everything else that
determines your destiny, it's all in
Y-O-U-R hands.

agree with the philosophy of Humanistic
Judaism. Because Humanistic Judaism shifts
attention from the supernatural to the world
of reality and human reason. Humanistic
Jews believe in the power of human beings
to solve their own problems.
Through Humanistic Judaism you can
experience the joy of holiday celebrations
without prayer, of mitzvahs and life-
cycle events that are relevant and
meaningful. Your children can
attend a Hebrew School and

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Flutist Eugenia Zukerman
will be featured at the Jewish
Welfare Federation Women's
Division Advanced Gifts
meeting Sept. 11.
Zukerman will speak on
her life, career and Israel at

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Linda Z. Klein serves as
chairman of the Advanced
Gifts ($10,000) steering com-
mittee. Other members in-
clude Nancy Jacobson, Bar-
bara Berry, Diane J. Klein,
Penny B. Blumenstein,
Doreen Hermelin, Marlene
Borman, Susan Citrin, Belle
Kukes, Susan Lewis, Helen
Zuckerman, Beth E. Lowens-
tein, Terran Leemis and Mar-
ta Rosenthal.

MOT To Perform
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For information, contact
Mrs. Sloan, 540-4998; or Bea
Breiner, 626-8415.

Flutist Will Speak
For Campaign Women

The Birmingham Temple

The Jewish Learning Network of Michigan

Geraldine Sloan

Eugenia Zukerman

the home of Janet Aronoff in
Bloomfield Hills.
Musically, Zukerman per-
forms concerts, records
albums and serves as arts
commentator for the CBS
"Sunday Morning" program.
She is the recipient of the
Young Concerts Award in
1971 and Hadassah's
"Women of Achievement"
Award.
Her writing talents include
her novel Deceptive Cadence;
articles for the New York
Times, Vogue and Esquire;
television assignments and
screenplays.

Members of the Michigan
Opera Theatre will perform
selections from Phantom of
the Opera and Les Miserables
at the opening meeting of the
Auxiliary — Jwish Home for
Aged noon Sept. 7 at
Fleischman Residence/Blum-
berg Plaza.
Kathleen Wilson-Fink,
Auxiliary vice president in
charge of programming, is
chairing the event. For infor-
mation, call Ms. Wilson-Fink,
661-8320.

Na'amat Lunch
Benefits Home

A fund-raising luncheon
with proceeds going to a
Na'amat USA children's home
will be held at noon Aug. 30
at the Crown Point BUilding.
There is a charge. Etta
Kaplan is sponsoring the
lunch.