THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, May 14, 1971

Radomer Meeting Slated

Portraits by
Radomer Aid Society will hold
a special meeting and social 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Circle Center. Discussion will cen-
ter on the June banquet. Mr. and
Delegates representing the senior adults of the Jewish Center at- Mrs. Sol Ager will be host and
as always fine
tended the recent Midwest Jewish Welfare Board Senior Adult Con- hostess in honor of their new
quality photography
ference in Pittsburgh. The conference focused on the current concerns grandchild.
of the aged and the forthcoming White House Conference of the Aged.
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Delegates were: Joseph Shapiro, president, Senior Adult Club Council:
Birmingham
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Mildred Lefkowitz, president, Center Mothers Club: Mrs. Anna Leo-
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pold and Mrs. Josephine Weinzweig, Center Friendship Club: Morris
Rosenblatt and Jacob Stein, Center Culture Club; and Mrs. Mina Stone
and his Orchestra
and Berta Mishcozsky, Writer's Corner. Mrs. Ada Feldman accom-
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panied the group.
Mrs. Donald Lane of Parkwood Ave., Huntington Woods, will be
attending the 20th biennial convention of Alpha Epsilon Phi, national
collegiate sorority, June 16-20 in Quebec. Mrs. Lane, a national vice
We are pleased to announce that
president, has been nominated for re-election. Alpha Epsilon Phi,
known for its philanthropic work, includes 28,000 women in 45 chapters
MR. PHIL BRICKER
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Is Back From Vacation
_ Among those attending the recent Bar Mitzva of Martin Bogrow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bogrow of Whitmore Ave., Oak Park,
were Martin's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wisotsky of Holly-
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Wayne State Uni-
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