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children who have been neglect-
ed, abandoned or abused.
A program will honor Judge
Susan Moiseev and will feature
music by Cantor Howar Glantz
of CongregationAdat Shalom.
There is a charge for the lun-
cheon. Reservations may be
made by May 25 by calling the
Na'amat office, 967-4750.

Vocalist
At Luncheon

Naomi Gurt

32940 Yfiddlebelt Rd.

(At 14 Mile Rd. in the Broadway Plaza)

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The Mickey and Robert Shorr Memorial Lecture:

Peace Between Israelis and
Palestinians:
The Issues and the Realities

Haim Koren

Consul for Press & Information,
Consulate General of Israel, Chicago

Dr. Muhammad Hallaj

Director, The Center For Policy
Analysis of Palestine

The Birmingham Temple

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The League of Jewish Women's
Organizations will hold its An-
nual Installation Meeting and
Program at 12:30 p.m. May 18 at
Temple Beth El. Marian Shif-
man, past president of the
League, will be the installing of-
ficer.
Evelyn Noveck will be installed
as president. Ms. Noveck has
been president of the council of
Greater Detroit - Na'amat and
the Jewish Historical Society. She
organized Yiddish classes for
Hadassah and has served as an
officer of Business and Profes-
sional Chapter of Women's Amer-
ican ORT, Histradut, and Labor
Zionist Institute.
Installed as vice presidents will
be Joanne Zuroff, Hannah Moss,
Beverly Canvasser Perlina
Bodzin and Sherrie Stern. Trea-
surer will be Rita Weston; secre-
taries, Ruth yost, Betty Rath,
Shirley Schlussel, Dorothy
Tendler, Judie Moss, Ida Nathan;
adviser, Cahrlotte Edelheit.
A musical program featuring
Naomi Gurt will follow the in-
stallation. Ms. Gurt is in the pro-
fessional studies program at the
Cleveland Institute of Music. She
is the exclusive soprano soloist
with the Detoit-based Dodworth
Saxhorn Band.
There is a charge for the
dessert reception. For informa-
tion and reservations, call Joanne
Zuroff, 626-8957; or Evelyn
Noveck, 661-1642.

Na'amat Holds
Annual Luncheon

Marci Shulman

Marci Shulman, vocalist,will pre-
sent Broadway melodies along
with Israeli and Yiddish songs at
the 58th B'nai David Sisterhood
Luncheon May 23. Lunch will be
served at noon. Ms. Shulman will
be accompanied by pianist Zena
Shaykhet.
The luncheon will be preceded
by boutique shopping and cham-
pagne cocktails at 11 a.m.
To make reservations, call
B'nai David, 557-8210, by May
17. There will be a charge.

Spring Fling
Luncheon Set

Morgenthau Chapter B'nai B'rith
Women will present a musical
Spring Fling noon May 11 at the
Midrasha, 21150 West 12 Mile
Road, Southfield. A dessert lun-
cheon will be served.
Barbara Alexander, soprano,
will entertain with a "Kern and
Gershwin Book Review." Atten-
dance is limited to paid-up Mor-
genthau members. There is a
charge; reservations are manda-
tory by May 8.
Call either May Snitz, 661-
1385; of Lil Meyers, 855-3894.

Bodzin Club
Sets Meeting

Na'amat USA, Greater Detroit
Council, will hold its Spiritual
Adoption Luncheon noon June 2
at Beth Abraham Hillel Moses The Bodzin Family Club will
Synagogue.
meet next on May 8 at 8 p.m. at
The event is held annually on
the
home of Linda and Lonnie
behalf of Israel's most disadvan-
taged children. In addition to dai- Bodzin, 26225 Pembroke, Hunt-
ly care from some 30,000 children, ington Woods.
Call with regrets only, 398-
the spiritual adoption program is
6224.
a residential one aimed at those