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But not all of those involved in
the school swap are as pleased.
Two Jewish Women Interna-
tional (formerly B'nai B'rith
Women) groups and the Mezer-
itcher Society, a lansmanshaften
social club, were displaced from
the ZOA Cultural Center despite
having longstanding contracts for
the use of the meeting space.
Elaine Zeron, president of the
social club, said her group came
to practice a skit for their annu-
al meeting and found the center
cluttered with boxes of books,
desks and file cabinets.
Although the cultural center
staff moved most of the school
equipment to the side of the so-
cial hall in time for the annual
meeting, the Mezeritcher So-
ciety found the conditions un- (
acceptable. The leaders of the
social club plan to search for
a new place to hold their twice
monthly meetings for their 65
members.
"It is not for us anymore,"
Mrs. Zeron said. "It is too crowd-
ed. We don't have as much
space as we did before."
Zeke Lakin of ZOA acknowl-
edged that the groups had long-
standing commitments with the
social hall and said
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ments were being
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date the Mezeritcher
group and the Einstein chapter
of Jewish Women Internation-
al.
'We still have some facilities,
but we are trying to help the
groups find other places to meet,"
he said.
Dorothy Bodzin, one of three
presidents of the Louis Marshall
Israel Chapter of Jewish Women
International, said her group will
now hold its meetings at Con-
gregation Beth Achim in South-
field. Even if Bais Chaya Mushka
finds a new home, Mrs. Bodzin,__/
said her group would be reluctant
to return to the ZOA hall.
"We have our whole year
ahead of us," Mrs. Bodzin said,
noting that her group meets
about seven times a year. "I think
we will stay where we are." ❑
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