FOR WOMEN

B'nai Moshe
The Nursery with
lots of "Yiddish Keit"
is now in
West Bloomfield

The "Golden Dreams" nursery school
of Congregation B'nai Moshe, for
children ages 12 mo. to 5 years, is now
located in West Bloomfield. Our small
teacher/student ratio insures your
child will receive the close, personal
attention he/she deserves. Plus you get
the good feeling of sharing with your
synagogue community and knowing
your child is being educated with a
Jewish "taam."

Harmony ORT
Fashion Show

The Harmony Chapter of
American Women's ORT will
present its 5th annual
fashion show, "Spring Fever"
at 6:30 p.m., April 25 at Tem-
ple Beth El. Catherine
Leahan, reporter/anchor of
the Channel 7 news team,
will be the mistress of
ceremonies.
Fashions will be provided
by Baggit, Benetton, Casual
Clothing Company, Cocktails,

For your convenience, we offer extended
hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., perfect for
working parents.

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Classes:
Mommy & Me
On My Own (18 mo. to 21/2 yrs.)
2 1/2 year olds (only)
3 to 4 year olds
Science Enrichment
Creative Movement

Adat Shalom
Honors Katchke

Please Note: Classes 1 & 2, for younger children, are offered simultaneously

with classes 5 & 6, with their older siblings.

B'NAI MOSHE IS STARTING A
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR
CHILDREN AGES 5 & 6

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
ROBIN S. MEYEROWITZ, 546.8040 or 557.5667

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volunteers who do home
studies and testify in court as
to the best possible placement
for children in need of a legal
guardian. The adult legal
guardianship CASA's do in-
vestigations and testify to try
to protect elderly people in
legal guardianship situations.
Legal guardian workers
work in pairs and receive
assignments from the probate
attorney's office. They are pro-
vided with legal authority to
investigate proposed homes
and interview all interested
parties. A recommendation is
submitted to the court, and
the team gives testimony in
court.
To register for the training
or for information, call Judy
Marx, 258-6000.

Catherine Leahan:
Leads program.

Expecting the Best, Fashion
Shoes, Hersh's, Kosins,
LaBret Jewelers, Leotards Et
Cetera, Rhoda's Crazy Ladys,
Sally's Designs, Sundance
Shoes, and Valentina. Models
have been provided by John
Casablanca's Modeling
Center.
Hair and makeup for the
models will be done by
stylists from Bellissima Too.
Music for the show will be
provided by Idea Productions.
Choreography will be done by
Ellie Smith-Litt, professional
model.
Hors d'oeuvres and desserts
will be served. The event is
open to the public.
Tickets will be available at
the door.
For information call ORT,
855-9820.

NCJW Plans
CASA Program

The National Council of
Jewish Women, Greater
Detroit Section, will hold a
two-day combined training
session for its Court Ap-
pointed Special Advocate pro-
grams from 9:30 a.m. to noon
April 26-27.
The April 26 meeting will
take place at the NCJW of-
fices in Southfield, and the
April 27 training will be held
at the Oakland County
Courthouse.
The CASA children's pro-
gram consists of trained

Irma Katchke, a past presi-
dent and member of the Adat
Shalom Synagogue
Sisterhood will be honored for
her "true spirit of Sisterhood"
at the synagogue's annual
Double-Triple Chai Dessert
Buffet 12:30 p.m. April 26 at
the home of Ellen Yashinsky.
The afternoon will feature

Irma Katchke:
Sisterhood honored.

a piano program by Alex-
ander (Sasha) Burshtein, who
recently moved to Detroit
from Minsk. He was a per-
former, composer, music ar-
ranger and ensemble leader
in the Soviet Union.
There is a charge. For reser-
vations by April 23 call Diane
Zameck, 737-4276.

Beth El Women
Host Happening

Temple Beth El's Sister-
hood will host Spring Hap-
pening 10 a.m. April 30. The
theme is "Cruising into the
'90's."
Boutique shopping will be
followed by a noon luncheon
and fashion show.
For reservations call the
temple office, 851-1100.