Young Adults Learn What Federation
Junior Division Is All About June 17
The Junior Division of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation will hold
its annual meeting and election of
officers 8 p.m. June 17 in the
Somerset Apartments Recreation
Center, Troy.
This meeting also will serve as
an informal social where prospec-
tive members can get some idea
of the work done by the division.
Stanley Frankel, president, will
present the annual report. The
Junior Division is open to young
Jewish adults age 18-30.
Nominees for office are Michael
Maddin, president; Robert Slatkin.
chairman of the executive com-
mittee; and William Barris, Robert
Rubin and Mrs. Robert Slatkin,
vice presidents.
directors are Frederic Bean, Paul
Grant, Stanley Frankel, Jeffrey
Leib, Mrs. Sanford Passer, Melvin
Bonin, Stuart Goldstein, Barbara
Kosit, Nancy Kosit, Edward Lum-
berg, Joel Gershenson, Mrs. Law-
rence Jackier, Richard Maddin,
Harriet Miller and Shirley Saltz-
man.
New nominees are Harvey
Brode, Mrs. Sally Levy, Mrs.
Michael Maddin, Kenneth Eserow,
Stuart Young, Michael Kramer,
Sally Jo Sorock, Yale Levin, Susan
Pevos, Judy Frankel and Susan
Ka rabelnick.
Additional nominations can be
made by petitions signed by five
members of the organization and
filed in the office of the Junior
Mrs. Robert Eisenberg, Burton Division, 163 Madison, before
Farbman, Mark Hauser, Law- Wednesday.
rence Jackier, and Henry Wine-
Members of the nominating com-
man II have been nominated mittee are Burton Farbman,
members-at-large of the execu- chairman; Mrs. Robert Eisenberg,
tive committee.
Jawrence J. Jackier, Nancy Kosit,
Renominated to the board of Yale Levin, Robert Rubin and
Mrs. Robert Slatkin.
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One of the most successful
activities of the Junior Division
is the summer tutorial program.
Students from the third through
sixth grades of the Greenfield
Park Elementary School will
meet at Temple Israel three
afternoons each week for special
tutoring and field trips.
Anyone interested in taking part
in this program, for which volun-
teers are needed, may call Divi-
sion Director Mrs. Lillian Bern-
stein, WO 5-3939, or Sally Jo
Sorock, 642-7305, for information.
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