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education from Eastern Michi-
gan University. She is certified
in neurolinguistics and hyp-
notherapy and has done work-
shops in the community as well
as private counseling.
Members and guest are wel-
come. There is no charge.

Women Host
Psychologist

Gloria Cohen

Michigan Branch
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Michigan Branch — Women's
League for Conservative Judaism
will hold its Spring conference on
Sunday, May 5, at Shaarey
Zedek-B'nai Israel Center, West
Bloomfield, and Monday, May 6,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield. The theme of this
year's conference is "Living in
Two Worlds — Blessing or Bur-
den?"
Gloria Cohen, national vice
president and consultant for
Women's League will conduct a
workshop on Sunday and will ad-
dress the conference on "Toward
a Better World: A Look to the Fu-
ture" on Monday.
Rabbi Marla Feldman, assis-
tant director for domestic con-
cerns for the Jewish Community
Council, will present a social ac-
tion workshop, "Living in the
World Community," on Sunday.
Conducting a workshop on Rosh
Hodesh as a study theme will be
Nancy Kaplan, former educa-
tional programmer for the
Midrasha. On Monday morning
following Shaharit services, a
Torah study session will be led
by Hillel Day School teacher Shu-
la Fleischer.
Sunday evening, an installa-
tion of Michigan Branch 1996-98
officers and president, Faye Ull-
mann, will be held.
The conference is open to all
sisterhood members free of
charge; there is a charge for
meals. For information or to reg-
. ister, contact Bernice Friedman,
(810) 644-5956.

Evergreen
Hosts Speaker

Evergreen Group of Hadassah
will meet Wednesday, April 17,
7:30 p.m. at Hadassah House,
5030 Orchard Lake Rd., West
Bloomfield.
Speaker Donna May will tell
how to "Handle Stress with Hu-
mor." Ms. May has a master's in

Dr. Rubin Naiman, resident psy-
chologist at Canyon Ranch in Ari-
zona, will be the featured speaker
at Temple Israel Sisterhood's
Election meeting on Monday,
April 15, at noon.
Speaking on "Psychology, Spir-
ituality and You — The Women of
the Nineties," Dr. Naiman
bridges the gap between what is
practical and psychological on one

Rubin Naiman

hand, and mystical and spiritu-
al on the other. Dr. Naiman has
his Ph.D. in clinical psychology
and has worked in the mental
health field for almost 25 years.
His work includes private prac-
tice in marriage and family coun-
seling.
There is a charge. For reserva-
tions, call Lynn Apel, 569-3179.

U-M Hillel
Events Slated

Reform Chavurah will host a
night of bowling on Saturday,
April 13, at 7 p.m. Meet at Hillel
for a Havdalah service and then )
travel by car to the bowling alley. '\
For reservations and information,
call Anthony Scaglione, (313) 996-
4258; or Scott Nagel, (313) 669-
9365.
Tom Starks will lead Israeli
dancing and instruction on Sun-
day, April 14, from 7:30-10 p.m.
at Hillel. Cost is $2.50.
The Daniel Goldstein Israeli
Film Festival will presentA/ta/-
ena on Sunday, April 14, at 7 p.m.
at Hillel. The movie is in Hebrew
with English subtitles and is 53
minutes long. Tickets cost $5
(students $3).
The Sixth Annual Golden Ap-
ple Award lecture will be Mon- _
day, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. at
Rackham Auditorium. This
year's winner is Carol Boyd, pro-
fessor of women's studies and