REID
GLASS & PLASTICS
• SPECIALISTS IN
CUSTOM
SHOWER
ENCLOSURES
Vorspan To Speak
Before Sisterhood
Temple Israel Sisterhood
holds its opening meeting,
Sept. 18 in Herman Hall.
Albert Vorspan, a senior vice
president of the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions, will present, "The
Washington Scene: Is It Good
• EXPERTS IN
CUSTOM
MIRROR DESIGN
AND
INSTALLATION
EUROPEAN FRAMELESS
GLASS SHOWER ENCLOSURE
Call today for a free estimate, or visit our Southfield showroom for a consultation.
22223 Telegraph Rd. (South of 9 Mile)
353-5770
— Interior decorators and Builders Welcomed -
- Custom Glass Experts Since 1964 —
For maximum liquidity,
security and a high rate of
return, consider our money
market account. In addition
to earning the Donoghue
Rate, an average ofthe nation's
top money market mutual
funds as published in The
Wall Street Journal, you'll
have convenient check writ-
ing privileges, the ability to
easily transfer funds and the
security of FDIC insurance
up to $100,000 per account.
Call for details today.
• Based on $35,000 minimum balance and the
Donoghue Rate on August 30, 1989. Ask about
our competitive rates for lower balances. Rates
subject to change without notice.
MIDWEST
GUARANTY- -BANK
Albert Vorspan
.aw•miumb..
i•amp ■■■•■■■■■
in■ mmos ■■ •••• ■
I■■ 11111• ■•■■■■I•■
1■ 11111 ■•■■■■■1M■.■ 111
lan■■■■11■11■■ 1111111111111
ses■••■■■■■■ 111fini
111111111.11111111111 ■ 0 —
11111 ■■ 111111 ■1
te ■
1111 ■•■
111.
■■■■■• 1 1.
11■13■111■■■11■
,
NIN■■■■■is■■■ir
•■■■■■■■■■■■■r
Ismommur
.immess•••
Give every
NEWBORN
the
advantage
Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve System
1475 W. Big Beaver Road
Troy, MI 48084
649-3838
NOW OPEN!
Support the
March of Dimes
BIRTH DEFECTS OUNDAIrON
Tikvah Chapter
Meets Tuesday
LJ C 3 j:3
1_1=
maa-i—impa
Orchard Mall
West Bloomfield
855-9200
Barry's
Let's Rent It
PARTIES EXCLUSIVELY
• Tents • Tables • Chairs
• China • Paper Goods
The Bright Idea:
4393 ORCHARD LAKE RD. N. OF LONE PINE
IN CROSSWINDS
Give a Gift S scription
58
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1989
THE JEWISH NEWS
or Bad for the Jews?" Vorspan
will speak after a noon
luncheon.
Vorspan has been a leading
participant in the civil rights
struggle, the nuclear peace
movement and interfaith ac-
tivities. He has written many
books regarding Jewish social
and ethical issues, most
recently Great Jewish
Debates and Dilemmas and
Searching the Prophets for
Values. The latter he co-
authored with Rabbi Balfour
Brickner. In addition, he con-
tributed to a recent book of
short stories on anti-
Semitism, titled Rooftop
Secrets providing commen-
taries to each. He has written
several books of Jewish
humor.
The program is sponsored
by the Daniel M., Sophie and
Arthur Haas Memorial Fund.
There is no charge to
sisterhood members whose
1989-90 dues have been paid.
There is a fee for guests.
Reservations are required by
Sept. 14 to the temple office.
855-0480
Tikvah Chapter of B'nai
B'rith Women will meet Tues-
day at the Lincoln 'Ibwers
Clubroom at noon. This will
be a combined board and
general meeting and Presi-
dent Marion Krone will
preside.
Program Vice Presidents
Goldie Kramer, Dorothy Stor-
chan and Sylvia Ravin will
present guest speaker Denise
Alexander, candidate for
councilwoman in Southfield.
Alexander is the daughter of
Tikvah member Magene
Richman.
Fund-raising Vice Presi-
dents Irene Harelik and
Fredell Whiteman request
that members bring in their
pledges to this meeting. For
information, call Hilda
Raphael, 557-6517.
Primrose Club
Has Meeting
Primrose Benevolent Club
will meet 11 a.m. Monday at
Lincoln Towers.
Margaret Meretsky, vice
president and donor chair-
man, has appointed her donor
luncheon committee. Pledge
chairmen are Ann Bigman
and Eva Maister. Captains
are Ann Abromowitz, Rose
Ehrlichman, Sonia
Eizenberg, Helen Feiner, Fan-
nie Friedman, Zelda Green,
Shirley Miller, and Libbie
Weiner. Ann Bergman is in
charge of door prizes.
Tickets for the donor lunch-
eon, Nov. 14 at the Beth
Achim Synagogue, will be
distributed.
Hadassah Chapter
To Have Potluck
Shalom Chapter of
Hadassah will have its an-
nual potluck membership
dinner Thursday at the
Hadassah House in West
Bloomfield, at 6:45 p.m. There
is no charge.
The featured speaker will
be Annette Meskin, past
president of the Greater
Detroiter Chapter of
Hadassah.
For information, call Nancy
Finkel, 851-9147, or Celia
Lubetsky, 855-5884.
B'nai Moshe
Sisterhood Lunch
"A Musical Interlude,"
featuring Cantor Louis Klein
and his accompanist Lillian
Zellman, will be presented at
B'nai Moshe Sisterhood's
paid-up membership lunch-
eon noon Wednesday at the
synagogue. Members of Pro-
ject Outreach will be guests.
Vivian Stollman is program
chairman and Ilona Goldman
is chairman of the day.
ORT To Feature
Style Makeovers
Harmony ORT will hold a
general meeting for all
members or interested per-
sons 7 p.m. Tuesday at
Belissima II Hair Salon in
West Bloomfield. New hair
styles and makeovers will be
presented.