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Horodoker
Meeting Set

NCJW
Names Board

National Council of Jewish
Women, Greater Detroit Section,
has named officers and board
members for the coming year:
Judy Rosenberg, president;Lin-
da Bloom, Marta Rosenthal, Car-
ol Weintraub Fogel, Joyce
Rubenstein, Mindy Nathan, Myr-
na Edgar, vice presidents; Claire
Kretchmer, Joyce Sherman, Mar-
sha Zucker, Roslyn Goldstick, Vi-
olet Spitzer, secretaries; Maureen
Shapiro, Sally Mayer, Sandra
The Greater Detroit Chapter of Supowit, treasurers. Wendy Wa-
Brandeis University National genheim will continue as state
Women's Committee will hold the
public affairs chair.
following study groups:
First year, first term board
Study Group I: Potpourri of members are Wendy Shepherd
Literature. According to the in- Bates, Louis Granader, Nancy
terest of the group, discussion and Hirsch, Susan Knoppow, Frieda
readings are drawn from fiction, Langnas, Myrle Leland, Berta
plays, biographies, poetry and Molasky, Linda Polk, Rose Lynn
non-fiction. The first meeting will Schlussel, Carolyn Schreiber and
be Sept. 21 at 12:45 p.m. Read
Joyce Seigel.
The Volcano Lover by Susan Son-
First year, second term board
tag. For information, call Millie members are Rona Freedland,
Molner, 355-4658; or Florence Sheila Guyer, Doreen Hermelin,
Brownfain, 855-0329.
Barbara Kuhlik, Susan Leemas-
Study Group II: A Mixed Bag. ter, Hope Silverman and Jackie
Using various syllabi prepared by
Brandeis University Faculty, this Tepper.
Earning the position of hon-
group will read two fiction works orary board member is Beatrice
and then continue with mysteries Alexander. Serving on the 1994-
related to the life and times of the 95 nominating committee are
female sleuth. The first meeting Laurel Portner and Marlene
will be Sept. 21 at 12:45 p.m. Read
Schwartz.
Bodily Harm by Margaret Ar-
New board appointments in-
wood.For information, call Bever- clude:Deborah Altman, Marjory
ly Baker, 851-5624.
Ansell, Shelly Cooper, Hortense
Study Group III: Reader's Falk, Gayle Hirsch, Janet Jaffe,
choice. Another group that reads Fern Katz, Linda Klein, Ellen
fiction of current interest usual- Labes, Marilyn Levine, Janelle
ly meets the second Tuesday af- Miller, Judy Saretsky, Doris
ternoon of each month. For Wasserman and Mary Jo Wolfe.
information, call Marjory Raskin,
626-8665.
Study Group IV: Schmozzing in
Yiddish. The first meeting will be
Oct. 6 at 12:45 p.m. For informa-
tion, call Mildred Young, 350-9789.
Study Group V: The Excite- Congregation B'nai Israel Beth
ment of Exploring Art. The group Yehduah Sisterhood will host a
will explore the various schools shiur given by Mrs. Goldie Sil-
and movements of art through verstein, lecturer and principal
the centuries. The first meeting of the Beth Jacob Schools.
"One Step Closer" will be dis-
will be Oct. 20 at 12:45 p.m. For
cussed
Sept. 3 at 4:45 p.m. at the
information, call Midge Schloss-
synagogue, 15400 W. 10 Mile
berg, 932-1864.
Two additional independent Road, Oak Park.
studies groups will meet in the
evening to accommodate mem-
bers with busy daytime sched-
ules. Men are welcome.
The Current Events Group uses
the op ed page of the New York
Times Sunday Edition as a basis
For September 9th
for its discussions, usually meeting
the third Wednesday evening of the
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month. For information, call Ruth
deadline is 5 p.m.,
Bornstein, 788-1767.
Thursday,
The final offering is Great Di-
September 1st.
rectors of the 50s and Their
Films. The first meeting will be
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Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. View prior to
deadline is 3 p.m.,
meeting the film The Third Man.
For information, call Marilyn and
Friday,
John Nathan, 855-1890; or Janis
September 2nd.
Waxenberg and David Hoptman,
542-8729.

A meeting of the David-Horodok-
er Women's Organization will be
held noon Aug. 30 at Lincoln
Towers clubroom, 15075 Lincoln
Rd., Oak Park.
Hostesses will be Lillian Al-
piner and Sybil Bodain.

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