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The sisterhood of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek will present its
annual fund-raising event,
Woman's World '94, on May 4
beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the
synagogue.
New and larger Marketplace
Boutiques will be featured
along with continental break-
fast being served. Luncheon will
be served at noon followed by
an entertaining and informa-
tive program. The featured
guest will be Michael Medved, a
film critic, author and network
television personality.
Mr. Medved has worked as a
volunteer for various Jewish
causes and is the co-founder of
the Pacific Jewish Center in
Venice, Calif. In 1991 he re-
ceived the annual America-Is-
rael Media Friendship Award
from B'nai Zion of America, and
in 1993 he was awarded an
honorary doctorate by the He-
brew Theological College/Jew-
ish University of America.
For information, call the syn-
agogue, 357-5544.

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Doctor Talks
To Bonds Group

Dr. Ralph Nurnberger, will be
the guest speaker at an Israel
Bonds Parlor Meeting April 27
at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Dr.
William and Beverly Leuchter.
The meeting is being held in
preparation of the May 19 Is-
rael Bonds Professional Health
Division Dinner honoring Dr.
Mark L. Diem and Dr. David J.
Chait.
Vice presidentn for Federal
Affairs and manager of the
Washington, D.C., office of the
public affairs firm of Conkling,
Fiskum & McCormick, Dr.
Nurnberger has also worked as
director of congressional affairs
for the Bureau of Export Ad-
ministration at the Department
of Commerce. For over eight
years, he served as a legislative
intern for AIPAC, specializing
in budget, arms sales, foreign
aid to Israel and peace-process
related issues. Prior to joining
ALPAC, he served on the staff
of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee.
Dr. Nurnberger is the author
of a study on the West Bank
and Gaza for the UJA's Young
Leadership Program, and re-
ceived the "Myrtle Wreath"
award as "Man of the Year"
from the New York Chapter of
Hadassah.
For further information
about the event, call Israel
Bonds, 352-6555.

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