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GREATER DETROIT

Whatever concerns women, children

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National Council of Jewish Women,

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26400 LAHSER ROAD, SUITE 100
SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48034

Greater Detroit Section

For more than twenty-five years NCJW volunteers have packed and
delivered two kosher meals every day (one hot, one cold) to approxi-
mately 200 homebound elderly Jews in the greater Detroit area. Fees
are calculated on a sliding scale. Thanks to Kosher Meals on Wheels,
we continue our commitment to seeling that no Jew goes hungry.

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National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Detroit Section. For information on this or any
other NCJW project, call (248) 355-3300 today!

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Maddin Honored

The Jewish Historical Society of
Michigan will present the 1999
Leonard N. Simons History Award
to Michael W. Maddin at its annual
meeting and
luncheon
11:30 a.m.
Sunday, June
6, at Temple
Beth El.
Maddin is
the managing
director and
president of
the law firm
of Maddin,
Hauser,
Wartell, Roth,
Heller &
Pesser PC. He
Michael W Macklin
is chairman of
the 100th
anniversary of the United Jewish
Foundation/Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit.
To purchase tickets for the lun-
cheon, call Marilyn R. Natchez,
(248) 681-0805, or e-mail
MRNatchez@aol.com

Area Women
Get Political

Metro area women are invited to
learn why they need-to be a part of
the political process at the 12:30
p.m. program Women in Politics,
.Monday, June 7, at the office of the
National Council of Jewish Women,
Southfield.
"Getting Involved to Make a
Difference: How to Get Started" will
be the topic presented by representa-
tives Pam Godchaux (R-
Birmingham) and Gilda Jacobs (D-
Huntington Woods). Professor Shea
Howell of Oakland University will
discuss "The Intolerant Politics of
the Religious Right."
The brown-bag lunch session is
open to the community at no
charge. It is sponsored by Hadassah,
Greater Detroit Chapter; Jewish
Community' Council; Jewish
Federation Women's Department;
Jewish Women International;
Na'amat; National Council of Jewish
Women, Greater Detroit Section;
and Women's American ORT.
For information, call the Jewish
Community Council, (248) 642-
5393.