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Senior Events
At Maple-Drake
Talk Set By
Russian Emigre
Yesterday, Today and Tomor-
row, a discussion gathering,
focuses on off-beat, in-
teresting subjects 10:30 a.m.
March 25 at the Maple-Drake
JCC.
Elise Friedland, doctoral
candidate in classics at the
University of Michigan, will
give a slide presentation on
Ancient Synagogues in Israel
and the Diaspora 1 p.m.
March 15 at the Maple-Drake
JCC. There is a charge for
non-members.
. The Low Vision Support
Group will offer water exer-
cises at the Maple-Drake JCC
pool 12:30 p.m. March 24.
Transportation is available
from JPM to Maple-Drake
with reservations by March
22. There is a fee for
non-members.
The Hearing Loss Support
Groups will meet at the JPM
JCC 10 a.m. March 12 and at
Maple-Drake 1:30 p.m. March
15. Marilyn Lewis will lead a
discussion of group members'
experiences as hearing im-
paired people. On March 17 at
7 p.m. Marcy Colton, director
of Community Services for
the Hearing Impaired, will
introduce the agency and the
work it does. There is a fee for
non-members.
"Impressions of a Russian
Emigre: A Comparison of
Jewish Life in Russia and
America" will be the topic of
a talk given by Lev Paransky
1 p.m. March 18 at the Maple-
Drake Jewish Community
Center.
Mr. Paransky is a former
professor of foreign languages
at Kiev University and the
author of language-learning-
aid publications in English
and German. The event is
open to the public at no
charge.
Young At Heart
Hears Speaker
Congregation Beth Achim's
Senior Group "Young At
Heart," will meet noon March
18 at the synagogue.
The program will feature
Dr. Frederic S. Pearson, direc-
tor, Center for Peace and Con-
flict Studies, and professor of
political science, Wayne State
University. He will give an
update on Israel, the Middle
East and international rela-
tions. Refreshments will be
served.
There is a nominal charge,
payable at the door. For infor-
mation, call the synagogue,
352-8670.
Men's Club Hears
Tax Information
Southfield Senior Men's Club
will hold their general
meeting 1 p.m. March 17 at
the Southfield Adult Center.
Councilman Eli E. Robin-
son, a CPA, will be the
speaker. His topic will be
"Your 1992 Income Tax."
There is no charge;
refreshments will be served.
Beth El Sets
Senior Programs
The "Singing Seniors," led by
director Pat Duensing and ac-
companist Harriet Giden,
will bring winter songs and
show tunes to the Middle
Years Group of Temple Beth
El 1 p.m. March 14 at no
charge. A 12:30 p.m. cake and
coffee hour will precede the
entertainment.
On March 23, Corinne
Stavish will demonstrate her
story-telling skill at the noon
luncheon of the Beth Elders.
There is a charge for the L \
lunch and reservations must
be made prior to March 19.
For
reservations,
call
Jeanette Cohen, 737-0194; or
Hy Frank, 851-8677.
Israel Needs
Teachers
The Department of Education
of the World Zionist
Organization, the Israel
Ministry of Education and
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teachers to tutor English in
Israel for the summer of 1993,
and during the 1993-94
academic year. Part-time
assignments will be available
in various ORT schools,
WIZO centers and public
schools in Jerusalem, Haifa,
Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan,
Netanya and other cities.
For information, write
Sivan Maas, Community
Shlicha, Director, Israel Desk,
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