Com mu nity
At Heatherwood, we offer a warm,
wonderful atmosphere, and
provide all the services our resi-
dents need to remain as active in
• Evening meal provided (7 days per week)
• Lunch available (7 days per week)
• On site staffing 24 hours a day
• Emergency pull cord in each apartment
• Local transportation for errands & appointments
• Full size apartment with kitchen
• Weekly housekeeping & linen service
• Personal care assistance and medication
administration provided by Advanced Home
Health Care, the on-site health care staff
• On-site physical therapy available through
Ann Arbor Rehab Services
JWI Elects
Lucy Gersten
Lucy Gersten of Southfield was elect-
ed to a second term as international
vice president of Jewish Women
International
(JWI) at the
recent biennial
convention of the
more than
50,000-member
Jewish women's
organization. She
is a past president
of Centennial
Chapter and the
Lucy Gersten
Metro Detroit
Council of JWI as well as a past
regional chairman.
Southfield resident Esther Apple-
baum, past president of Marshall-
Israel-Brandeis Chapter and the Metro
Detroit JWI Council, and Gerard Pul-
ver, new director of the JWI Residen-
tial Treatment Center in B'ait V'gan,
Israel, announced that the Treatment
Center, an internationally renowned
rehabilitative facility for emotionally
disturbed boys, will be expanded to
include treatment for girls beginning
September 1998.
Take Risks,
Improve Self
For in
The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit will present the
June edition of the Jewish Secrets To
Self Improvement, "How To Take
Risks" 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 2, at
the Kahn JCC in West Bloomfield.
There is no charge for this pro-
gram. Call the Center, (248) 661-
7649, to register for the lecture.
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Temple Kol Ami Sisterhood will host a
dinner and the installation of its newly
elected board 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May
21, at the temple. The dinner and
installation will be followed by an
evening program featuring storyteller
Corinne Stavish, who will spin tales of
"Woman: Willful, Witty, Wise."
The new 1998-99 sisterhood board
is as follows: co-presidents, Madeline
Bassin and Barbara Edelman; vice
presidents, Cindy Faber and Florence
Vinsky; recording secretary, Jane Lip-
pow; corresponding secretary, Susan
Robin; treasurer, Arlene Reinheimer;
past presidents, Shirley Rosenberg and
Shelley Winner.
Other board members include
Peggy Nicoll, Myrna Fisher, Marcy
Shulman, Judy Ziedman, Susan
Greener, Teri Rosenberg, Bertha
Davidson, Barbara Schuster, Sydelle
Isaacs, Ilene Klegon, Judie Goren,
Leslee Magidson, Barbara Fisher, and
Lynne Roman. _
For information or to make reserva-
tions, call Shirley Rosenberg, (248)
661-2388, or Shelley Willner, (248)
788-1138.
House Tour
From Sisterhood
Temple Israel Sisterhood will present
House Tour '98 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wednesday, May 27. The price for
advanced sale tickets purchased
before May 18 is $15. Mail check
made out to Temple Israel Sisterhood
to Marci Zeman, 4469 Stoneview
Drive, West Bloomfield, MI 48322.
The ticket price at the door is
$20. For information, call Marilyn
Schelberg, (248) 626-7797.
Na'amat Group
Hosts Speaker
Sharona Chapter, Niamat/USA will
hold its next meeting- 8 p.m. Thursday,
May 21, at the Crown Pointe building.
David Hoptman will be guest
speaker. Mr. Hoptman is a former
social worker. He will show a video
and present a biography about the life
of Sir Alec Guiness. Hoptman is co-
facilitator for a Brandeis movie group.
For reservations, call Ilene Delidow,
(248) 398-3930, or Ann Shapiro,
(248) 968-8737. Guests are welcome.
Hoffman Chapter
Meeting Set
The City of Hope Sophie and Harry
Hoffman Chapter will meet 11:30
a.m. Sunday, May 17, at Colony Park
Apartments Clubhouse, 12 Mile and
Lahser, Southfield.
Dr. Rosenthal from the City of
Hope Medical Center, Duarante,
Calif., will talk about the latest cancer
research.
Lunch will be served, guests are
welcome. For reservations and infor-
mation, call Ilene Monast, (248) 683-
5665. Reservations are mandatory.
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