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ORT Groups
Hear Speaker
Glennwood, Oakfield and
Topaz chapters of Women's
American ORT will meet
with Reverend James Lyons,
founding director of the
Ecumenical Council for
Jewish Christian Studies,
7:30 p.m. March 20 at the
Woodcreek Building, 31275
Northwestern. Rev. Lyons will
speak on "Anti-Semitism: Is
It Alive and Well?" He will
also provide a Middle East
update.
Guests are welcome and
refreshments will be served.
For information, call Harriet
Hessenthaler, 557-1463; or
Liz Elkus, 855-5128.
Hakol Greets
Soviet Women
Hakol of the National
Council of Jewish Women's
Greater Detroit Section will
host a party for new
American immigrants 8 p.m.
on March 21 at the Oak Park
Jewish Community Center.
Tamara Friedman, who
emigrated from the Soviet
Union, will send a represen-
tative of Tamara's Institute of
Beauty to provide makeup
demonstrations for the
women.
B & P Group
Brunch, Program
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If someone you love
needs short-term
nursing care, visit
Georgian Bloomfield
and find out how
both of you can
enjoy better
vacations.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1991
The Detroit Business &
Professional Chapter of B'nai
B'rith Women will meet noon
March 17 at the Whitehall
Apartments Clubhouse. The
Youth Choir of Temple
Emanu-El will present a
musical program.
A petite brunch will be
served. There is a charge.
For information, call
Dorothy Goldberg, 548-6850.
Parkwood ORT
Lunch, Program
Chapter,
Parkwood
Women's American ORT, will
have a spring luncheon, noon
March 20 in the Knob Woods
Clubhouse. Harriet Goldman
will sing Yiddish and Broad-
way tunes. There is a charge.
For information, call Cele
Jacobs, 546-0294; or Ruth
Yost, 355-3268.
Dinner, Review
At Temple Israel
Temple Israel Sisterhood
will present a dinner and
book review 6:30 p.m. March
21 at the temple.
Rabbi Harold • Loss will
review Undue Influence, a
suspense novel by Shelby
Yastrow. For information, call
Joan LaBelle, 661-2230.
Sidney Resnick
Women Of JNF
Host Musical
The women of Jewish Na-
tional Fund will hold their
spring meeting at Temple
Emanu-El noon March 19.
Sidney Resnick, baritone,
and Lillian Zellman, pianist,
will present "The Magic of
Music."
Mr. Resnick is a native of
Detroit and an honors
graduate of Wayne State
University. He studied voice
with Max Levy and Avery
Crew. His first operatic ex-
perience was with the Detroit
Friends of Opera, directed by
Julius Chajes, and he later
appeared in three Temple
Israel operatic productions.
He had a major role in the
award-winning television pro-
duction of the opera, Isaac
Levi.
For more than 20 years, Mr.
Resnick was baritone soloist
at Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Temple Israel and Thmple Kol
Ami. Since 1980, he has been
cantor at Congregation Beth
El in Windsor.
Ms. Zellman holds a
bachelor of music degree from
the Detroit Institute of
Musical Art, and taught
piano for many years. She was
vocal accompanist with the
Detroit Board of Education
for 12 years, and directed con-
secration services at several
area synagogues. Since retir-
ing from the school board, she
has been actively involved in
holiday and special programs
at the Jimmy Prentis Morris
Jewish Community Center.
Also included in the day's
program will be an update on
conditions in Israel, given by
Ed Rosenthal, regional direc-
tor of LINE
The invocation will be
delivered by Sadie Goren.
Shirley Kraft, vice president
of fundraising, will report on
the success of the donor. Doris
Markel is president and Bess
Axelrod is vice president of
programming. Refreshments
will be served. Admission is
free.