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Centennial Chapter, B'nai
B'rith Women, will host their
annual barbecue 7 p.m. Aug.
24 at the home of Maxine
Feig, 6012 Brook Lane, West
Bloomfield.
The highlight of the
evening will be the presenta-
tion of the chapter's newest
cookbook, We're Cooking
Easy! A program will be
presented featuring speaker
Jeanne Sarna, head of the
Free Press Tower Test
Kitchen.
There is a charge for the
event; the cookbook will be
available for sale.
For reservations by Aug. 22,
call Lynda Koby, 624-9242; or
Belrose Burnstein, 855-0638.
For cookbook information,
call Ruthe Goldstein,
624-0739.

Book Review For
Dimona Chapter

Dimona Chapter of Na'amat
USA will hold its next
meeting 1 p.m. Aug. 24 at the
home of Elaine Kohner.
Ruth Miller will review the
book Sotah by Naomi Ragen.
Dessert will be served. There
is no charge.

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Sharon Group
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Group of Greater
Detroit Hadassah Chapter
will hold its annual p-a-id_-up
membership luncheon 12:30
p.m. Sept. 7 at Hadassah
House.
Ronald Schreiber will speak
on "Jews for Judaism." There
is a charge.For reservations,
call Dorothy Eichenhorn,
559-0434; or Esther Dresser,
557-9433.

Brandeis-Tikvah
Lunch Meeting

Brandeis/Tikvah Chapter
B'nai B'rith Women will meet
noon Aug. 24 in the Sutton
Place clubhouse. Evelyn
Berger will present "Melody
Musicale Ensemble" directed
by Louise Lazarus. There will
be guest artists, and Zelda
Keil Miller will be the accom-
panist for the group.
There is a charge for lunch;
guests and prospective
members are welcome to
attend.
For reservations, call Bea
Bealk, 968-9556; or Goldie
Kramer, 353-6275. ❑

Beth El Classes
For Special Needs

Temple Beth El's Special
Needs program will begin its
18th year of providing Jewish
experiences for special needs
youngsters and young adults
this fall. Students, age 4 and
up, will meet each Saturday
morning from 9:30 a.m.-11:45

Super Stars

Know a youngster who
has done something
outstanding? The Jewish
News wants to honor that
person. Please send a
brief typewritten, double-
spaced description of
what your nominee has
done, a non-returnable
photo, as well as your
name and daytime phone
number.
Send to: Super Stars,
The Jewish News, 27676
Franklin Rd., Southfield,
MI 48034.

a.m. to study and practice
Judaism in the classroom and
at Shabbat services.
In classes geared for
primary, upper elementary
and high school levels,
students will study Jewish
values, holidays and Hebrew,
learn about biblical heroes,
work on computers and par-
ticipate in arts and crafts and
music and dance projects.
Preparation for bar and bat
mitzvah and individual tutor-
ing are among the services af-
foirded the participants.
There is a religious school
fee, but temple membership is
not a requirement for
enrollment.
For information and
registration, call Annie Fried-
man 851-1100; or Mrs. Rose
Werney, 355-3154. ❑

He who endeavors to perfect.
himself succeeds.
Talmud