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SHALOM-CHAI CHAPTER.
Pioneer Women, will meet
noon Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Kasle, 16500
North Park, Southfield. Plans
for the fund raising and af-
ghan will be discussed. New-
ly-elected officers are Mes-
dames Lillian Lublin, presi-
dent; Anna Rottenberg, Eth-
el Dunitz, and Lillian Barsh,
vice presidents; Clara Klien-
man, Bessie Kutnick, Anna
Dunitz, Lillian Barsh, Mary
Sax and Lillian Lublin, sec-
retaries; Pearl Kasle, treas-
urer: Pearl Kasle, Ethel Du-
nitz, Lillian Lublin, Anna
Lublin, Bessie Kutnick, Lil-
lian Barsh, Freda Solomon,
Minnie Knopper, Pauline Fo-
gelson, Anna Goldberg and
Bessie Keys, committee
chairmen.

"60th :/- Inniverseit'y
Marked by Couple

FANNIE GLUCK CHAP-
TER, Mizrachi Women, in-
stalled the following officers
at its 35th annual installa-
tion: President for a Presi-
dium, Mesdames Abe Bed-
narsh and David Liebow;
vice presidents, Victor Lavet-
ter and Dorothy Meckler;
treasurer, Louis Bigman;
secretaries, Jack Stevens,
Ethel Rosen, Pearl Goldberg,
Minnie Krieger, Anne Rosen-
berg, Albert Sherman, Sol
Wolack; and chaplain,
Charles Varnen.

OAK PARK NSHEI CHA-
BAD STUDY GROUP will
meet 4 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Kaplan,
14740 W. Lincoln. Rabbi Kap-
lan will speak.

OAK PARK NSHEI CHA-
BAD STUDY GROUP (Nine
YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK- Mile area) will meet 4 p.m.
WOODS SISTERHOOD will Saturday at the home of Mrs.
hold its annual adopt-a-child Moshe Stol, 23460 Elaine Ct.
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Wednes- Rabbi Yankel Gek will speak.
day at the synagogue. Elaine
Yaffe will present a musical
program and new officers
will be installed. New offi-
cers are Mesdames Sol Man-
delbaum, president; Hyman
Groskind, vice president;
Meyer Mandelbaum, Sam
Ginsburg, secretaries; Wil-
burt Simkovitz, treasurer.
Mrs. Henry Dorfman. Other officers are Mesdames
standing, will host a special Howard Burg, Elie Frances,
Israel Silver Anniversary Menachem Landau, David
Sponsor Luncheon, Aug. 1 in Dombey, Joseph Rodd, Kurt
her home at which Mrs. Ed-
ward G. Robinson will be Kertz, Seymour Ribiat, Ben
the guest speaker on behalf Biederman, Herbert Speiser
of the Israel Bond Women's and Harry Jubas. For reser-
Division. Shown with Mrs. vations, call Mrs. Meyer
Dorfman is her sister and Mandelbaum, 547-4408.
* * *
co-chairman of the special
luncheon, Mrs. Allen Char-
ROSENWALD LADIES
lupski. The event precedes AUXILIARY, American Le-
the 19'73 All-Israel Fashion gion, will hold an executive
Show Luncheon slated for board meeting and luncheon
MISS ARLENE JOSEPH
August. Mrs. Robinson will 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
present the new sponsors home of Mrs. Fay Bogrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
with their 19'73 sponsor em- 20100 Votrobeck Ct. Plans Joseph of Buffalo, N.Y., an-
blem which, this year, depicts will be discussed for the Le- nounce the engagement of
the arrival of Soviet Jews to gion convention at the Shera- their daughter Arlene Ruth
Israel and is called "The ton Cadillac Hotel. A regu- to Robert I. Lubin, son of
Gates of Freedom." These lar meeting will be held 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Lubin
pins have been designed by p.m. Thursday at the Work-
of Brooks Ln., Southfield.
one of the foremost sculptors men's Circle Center.
Miss Joseph was graduated
and artists of our times,
from the State University of
Chaim Gross and carries his
CLUB TWO, Pioneer Worn- New York and attends the
personal signature. Mrs.
en,
will meet 11:30 a.m. Mon- school of applied social scien-
David Pollack is the Israel
Bond women's division chair- day at the Northgate Apts. ces at Case-Western Reserve
man; Mrs. Pearl Nosan is club house. Brunch will be University. Her fiance was
sponsor chairman; Mrs. Nath- served and guests are invited. graduated from Wayne State
an L. Fink is golden sponsor A bon voyage will be given University and attends the
chairman and Mrs. Samuel to Ella Felman and Fannie Ohio College of Podiatric
Hamburger is the trustee Grober who are leaving on a Medicine.
trip to Israel.
chairman.

Miss Joseph of N.Y.
toliedRobertLubin

activities in Society

FIRST EDITION BOOK
SHOPPE will host Dr. Bruce
L. Danto, psychiatrist, com-
munity leader and author,
3-5 p.m. Sunday at the West
Bloomfield shop. Dr. Danto
will autograph his new book,
"Jail House Blues," publish-
ed by Epic Publications. Re-
freshments will be served.
Elliott (Skip) and Pauline
Weber are the co-owners of
First Edition which carries
best sellers, hardbound and
paperback books, children's
books, magazines, greeting
cards and the Sunday New
York Times. The store is lo-
cated at 6671 Orchard Lake,

MR. AND MRS. JACOBS

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs
of Greenfield Ave., South-
field, will be honored on the
occasion of their 60th wed-
ding anniversary at a family
brunch at Stouffer's.
The brunch will be given
by their children, Dr. and
Mrs. Martin M. Jacobs, Dr.
and Mrs. Seymour Lipsitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Ja-
cobs and Dr. and Mrs. Ber-
trand Jacobs.
The senior Jacobs have
lived in Detroit since 1913
and were members of the
Labor Zionist Organization
and the Farband. Mrs. Ja-
cobs is a charter member of
Club One, Pioneer Women.
Retired since 1966, Mr. Ja-
cobs owned Ohio Paper Co.
of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs have
11 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.

Two Plus Two Plans
Singles Dance Party

Radomer to Hold
Annual Installation

Radomer Aid Society will
hold its annual installation
of new officers and a golden
wedding anniversary party
in honor of Ben and Blanche
Sherman, '7 p.m. Tuesday at
the Kings Arms Restaurant.
Dinner and entertainment
are planned.
The following officers will
be installed by Saul Ager,
master of ceremonies: Nath-
an Wolok, president; Mrs.
Reta Ager, vice president;
Louis Lumberg, treasurer;
Mrs. Mae Weintraub and
Mrs. Lillian Katz, secretar-
ies; Mrs. Katy Rubin and
Max Wein, trustees; Samuel
Slakter, sergeant - at - arms;
Mesdames Esther Wolok,
Rae Weinman, Lydia Slak-
ter, Margaret Garber and
Sonia Rolnitsky, chairmen.
Nathan Wolok is honorary
cemetery chairman.
For reservations, call Mrs.

Eight students from Southfield are among 139 Wayne
"tate University students elected to the Gamma Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic frater-
nity. Liberal arts students must achieve an honor point
average of 3.5 on a 4.0 grade scale to qualify for election
to the select group. Those inducted include: Joan Asarnow,
Michael Binder, Bruce Forman, James Livermore, Andrea
Norman, Jennifer Scott, Howard Shifman, and Stuart Kauf-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Madoff, former Windsor residents
of Miami Beach, were honored recently on the occasion
of their 50th wedding anniversary at a dinner party at the
Holiday Inn, Southfield. The party was given by their
children Dr. and Mrs. Milton Madoff of Westlake Village,
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Frumin of Southfield.
Among the guests were relatives from Houston, Berkley,
Calif., Chicago and Cincinnati. The senior Madoffs have
Mrs. Bessie Berris and Mrs. Adele Mondry will rep-
resent the Detroit organization of the Labor Zionist Alli-
ance at an assembly in Israel July 16-30, after which the
75th anniversary of Labor Zionism will be marked at the
World Labor Zionist Movement conclave.
David Pollack and Louis Berry have been named mem-
bers of the Israel Bond National Campaign Cabinet formed Helen Greenberg, 557-4216,
as an expanded structure of the national and regional or Mrs. Mae Weintraub, UN
4-9009.
leadership of the Israel Bond Organization.

--friday, -July 6,1973-27

THE DETROIT JEWISH-NEWS

Two Plus Two will host a
singles dance party 9 p.m.
July 20 at Alvaro's in Royal
Oak. Entertaintment will be
provided by the Ultra Sonics.
There is an admission
charge. For information, call
Helen Rubin, 557-6538.

near Maple in the Old Or-
chard Shopping Center. The
store is open Monday through
Sunday.

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