iriaratina neminary Reception uesday Bnai Brith Women
Maurice Cohen,
f-M-1
Rabbi Irwin Gro-
ner and Sidney
Forbes (from
left) are among
area leaders help-
in g plan the
Tuesday rece p-
tion in the Stan-
dard City Club,
at which Louis
Berry and Abra-
ham Borman,
Detroit charter
members of the
Jewish Theologi-
c a 1 Seminary's
National Patrons Society and Greater Seminary Founders, will be cited.
The community-wide event will be held at 4:30 p.m. Morris Karbal,
general chairman of the Seminary's Detroit Committee, has announced
that attornies Irwin I. Cohn and Joseph H. Jackier are reception co-
chairmen.
BBYO Business
The annual installation of Bnai
Brith Youth Organization officers
has been scheduled for June 21 at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Newly elected
officers will be installed and
various chapter awards will be
given.
* * *
The Michigan delegation to dis-
trict convention 1971 is expected
to number more than 70. Partici-
pants depart for Elkhart Lake,
Wisc., June 24.
* * *
The AZA Council is holding a
Godol Training Weekend today
through Sunday at the BBYO Con-
ference Center in Belle River. The
weekend is for newly elected presi-
dents of AZA chapters throughout
Michigan and Windsor, and for
newly elected council officers.
Purpose of the weekend is to
train presidents in their duties.
The weekend is planned to foster
new friendships and a good work-
ing relationship between officers
and chapter leaders.
* * *
The AZA Council Softball
League will begin Sunday morn-
ing and will be played each
week at Angling Road Element-
ary S c h o o 1, Southfield. The
league will continue throughout
the summer and finish in Au-
gust. Eleven chapters have en-
tered the competition, which
will be divided into two divisions.
Defending Softball League cham-
pion Posen AZA is among those
entered.
* * *
BBYO will hold its Sensitivity
and Friendship Mini-Conference
une 11-13 at the BBYO Confer-
ence Center in Belle River, Ont.
Applications are being accepted at
the BBYO office. Youth coordi-
nator for the program is Nancy
Isaacs of Ahava BBG.
* * *
Further presidential election re-
sults fom AZA chapters are as fol-
lows: Marty Apple of Shalom AZA,
Livonia; David Hosch of Herzl
AZA, Windsor; Mike Katz of Eilat
BBYO, Ann Arbor; and Dave Ber-
nard of Maimonides AZA, Flint.
BBG chapter presidents elected
are: Marla Parker, Ahava BBG;
Terry Gellerman, Aliya; Shelly
Rothman, Deborah; Barb Tapper,
Freeman; Sandy Showfer, Gan
Dafna; Sue Fink, Glazer; Zina
Rosen, Kadimah; Gail Pryor,
Moriah; Wendy Sanders, Rap-
poport; Karen Eder, Savage; Robin
Katanick, Sy Teens; Mindy
Schwartz, Szold; Randee Penskar,
Zangwill; Andrea Kahn, Brice;
Lisa Moss, Chavayros; and Pamela
Green, Dalyah.
Yeshiva PTA to Elect
Officers, See Fashions
Election of PTA officers and
board of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
and Beth Jacob School will take
place 8:45 p.m. Wednesday at the
Southfield Yeshiva building.
Seventh and eighth grade stu-
dents of the Beth Jacob School
will model clothes made in sewing
class during the past year, under
the direction of teacher Mrs. David
Lieberman,
Also included in the program will
be selections by the Beth Jacob
School Dance Group, under the di--
rection of Libby Finkelstein.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 4, 1971-33
Elect Mrs. Rodman
Candy Centerpieces
Personalized Party
Mementos
Invitations and Party Ac-
cessories for all occasions.
MARCIA MASSERMAN
AC
Alth,
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will
hold a "Springtime International"
meeting for paid-up and prospec-
tive members 8 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Marvin Check,
18850 Sunbright, Southfield. A
"Dolls for Democracy" demonstra-
tion will be presented by Shirley
Plotnick following the business
meeting. The Centennial Chorines
also will perform. A petite inter-
national buffet will be served. For
information and reservations, call
Mrs. Jerry Stein, 398-3060; Mrs.
- Harley Adler, 557-5897; or Mrs.
_-Marley 352-2049.
:DOWNTOWN FOX CHAPTER
win hold a luncheon and games
pafty noon Thursday at the Feder-
al Department Store,- Southfield
and 12 1/2 Mile rds., Southfield.
Gifts will be awarded, and guests
are welcome.
Of
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Bar-Ilan Offers PhD
Studies for BA Grads
— RAMAT-GAN — In its last ses-
sion, the senate of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity passed a resolution permit-
ting students who have excelled in
their BA degree studies to com-
mence their doctoral studies with-
out being obliged to obtain a
masters degree.
This program will enable the
student to shorten the course of
his studies by two years.
the time has come "for - the Jiw-
ish youth of America to fulfill
the dream of Israel by settling
there."
OFFICERS and PAST PRESIDENTS
B'NAI B'RITH LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER #390
Who functioned admirably, during my administration, 1970-'71.
For your Personal Kindness, in my time of grief —
For your Extra Support, when I needed relief —
For your diligent and sincere accomplishments, to Marshall Chapter —
May you be blessed here, now and forever after.
Mrs. Wm. Olson (Ida)
Jr. Past President.
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and pursue a thorough Hebrew ,
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made by David Ben-Gurion, 85-
year-old first prime minister of
Israel, in an article in the 10th
anniversary issue of Olam Hadash,
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including designer ties, pottery and
paintings will be sold. Admission
is free. Refreshments will be
available. For information, call
Mrs. Joel Adelman, fund-raising
chairman, 852-3538.
BY
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Mrs. Joseph Rodman is the
new president of Bnai Brith
Women's Council of Metropolitan
Detroit and as her first duty
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Zionist Cultural Center. She also
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where the District 6 convention
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The anniversary of Olam Hadash
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