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Nancy Glass will chair the
sixth annual donor of the
Detroit Chapter of the
American Women for Bar-
Ilan University April 15. The
donor luncheon will be hosted
by Miriam Ferber and will
feature Hope Palmer, who
will speak on "Women Ar-
tists: A Different Muse." It
also will include the installa-
tion of the chapter's new of-
ficers and board.
Ms. Glass has long been ac-
tive in the Jewish communi-
ty in the Women's Division of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, Hadassah and other
organizations.
For information on the
donor, call the Bar-Ilan
University office, 423-4550.

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Joseph Golden will speak at
the meeting of Business and
Professional Branch of Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women — Greater Detroit
Section (NCJW) 6 p.m. March
26 at the NCJW office. The
evening's activities will begin
with dinner, followed by a
brief business session and the
presentation.
The presentation, entitled
"Female Discrimination in
the Workplace," will give in-
sight to rights as an employee
and how to cope with job
discrimination and wrongful
discharge. A question and
answer period will follow.
Mr. Golden is a member of
the law firm Sommers,
Schwartz, Silver and
Schwartz, where he is
developing the firm's section
on employee rights. He serv-
ed as general counsel to the
Michigan Federation of
Teachers. He has lectured
about employee rights issues.
For reservations by March
22, call the NCJW office,
258-6000. There is a fee for
dinner.

With the increasing
number of Soviet Jews corn-
ing to the Detroit area, more
volunteers are needed to help
resettle them into the Jewish
community. Many other op-
portunities for volunteer ser-
vices also exist.
To recruit participants for
its Hours for Ours program,
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
will make a presentation
about volunteer opportunities
for men and women 9:30 a.m.
April 18, at the Maple-Drake
Jewish Community Center.
Beginning with a continen-
tal breakfast, the program
will be followed by a tour of
Jewish Home for Aged
Fleischman Residence. Op-
portunities at the Jewish
Community Center, Sinai
Hospital, Jewish Family Ser-
vice and Resettlement Ser-
vice also will be highlighted.
Agency volunteer coor-
dinators will be on hand to
answer questions, and
volunteers will share their
experiences.
_Admission is free, and
babysitting is available at a
charge. The community is
invited.
For reservations by April 8,
call the Women's Division at
Federation, 965-3939, Ext.
163.

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Women's ORT
Hosts Games Day

Women's American ORT
will sponsor a day of golf and
other games June 3 at Bogie
Lake Golf Club.
A continental breakfast
will precede the day's ac-
tivities. It will be followed
by an 18-hole scrambler
tournament.
For those who don't golf,
maj, bridge and scrabble will
be available. Lunch will be
served and prizes awarded.
For information, call
Women's American ORT of-
fice, 855-9820.

Livonia Women
Plan Program

The Livonia Jewish Con-
gregation Sisterhood will
meet 8 p.m. March 26 at the
synagogue.
There will be Passover cook-
ing/baking demonstrations
and recipes exchanged. There
is no charge.

If you at all take your
neighbor's garment to
pledge, restore it to him by
sunset, for that may be his
only covering.
—Bible: Exodus, 22:25f

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