THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, May 31, 1974
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SHARONA CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will have its
installation luncheon noon
Saturday at the Pagoda Inn.
Chairman of the day will be
Mary Shuster, and installing
officer will be Adell Ozrovitz.
Officers to be installed are
Mesdames Blanche Tuchman,
president; Elaine Dvorkin,
Judy Moss, Ilene Delidow
and Mary Shuster, vice pres-
idents; Phyllis Siegel, Rhoda
Friedman, Freda Barris,
Lorraine Gale, Helen Laski,
Freida Cohen, Alice Feld-
man and Adell Ozrovitz, sec-
retaries; and Dorothy Tend-
ler, treasurer. Chairmen are
Mesdames Jean Schmidt,
Evelyn Cowen, Bertha Roch-
lin, Bea Shulman, Mildred
Hoberman, Phyllis Siegel,
Shelly Order, Eve Markof-
sky, Shirlee Katzman, Molly
Silberschein, Gerrie Spalter
and Rida Deitch.
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BETH ACHIM SISTER-
HOOD will have its annual
installation luncheon at a
special oneg Shabat 12:30
p.m. June 15 at the syna-
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Rabbi Milton Arm will in-
stall Mesdames Ar thur
Schussler, president (second
term); George Norman, Es-
ther Rosenblum and Sol Les-
nick, vice presidents; Samuel
Korby, Seymour Subar, Wil-
liam Stoler, Edward Allen,
Max Lumelsky and Harold
P a n t e r, secretaries; and
Louis Stotzky, treasurer.
WHITEHALL-CHAI CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will
hold its installation dinner-
meeting 6:30 p.m. Monday at
the Whitehall Apts. club
house. Installing officer will
be Estelle Wilk Rappaport.
A social hour will follow, and
prospective members are
invited.
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and special occasions
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club house. Faigel Berke will
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call Mrs. Samuel Bale, 557-
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557-0623. New officers are
Mesdames Albert Shulman,
president; Myer Teitelbaum,
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David Jalan, Harry Sand, Jo-
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Cultural Center. Mrs. Sy
Borsen will be installing offi-
cer. Mrs. Tobias Shild will
give a reading. For transpor-
tation, call Rose Surrett,
968-8958, or Libby Levenson,
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call the president, Mrs. Isai-
ah Shafir, 559-4872. Guests
are invited.
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MAGICIAN
Board members are Mesdames
Harold Cantor, Ben. Davis, Lil-
lian Feuerman, Lawrence Fox,
David Goldsmith, Robert Hacker,
Max Kruger, Isadore Levin, Mil-
ton Sriro, Freemont Sweetwine,
Michael Wainer, Ben Wasser-
man and Leo Weing ar de n.
There is a nominal charge,
payable in advance. For res-
ervations, by June 10, call
.Mrs. Robert Hacker, 353-5148,
or Mrs. Bernard Whiteman,
356-1864. Chairman of the
day will be Mrs. Thomas
Partovich.
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Correction Noted
Mrs. Sylvan Failer, the
new president of Detroit
Women of Alpha Omega, will
preside at the opening board
meeting noon Tuesday at
Northwood Inn. Other officers
installed recently are Mes-
dames Joseph Dobrusin, pres-
ident-elect; Harold Firestone,
vice president; Robert Share,
treasurer; Charles Goodman,
Allan Warnick, Warren Tes-
sler and Arnold Golnick, sec-
cretaries. The elected board
members are: Mesdames
Michael Bloom, Stu Falk, Bob
Greenberger, Albert Korby, Ed-
mond Kraus, Gerald Laker, Jerry
Lesson, Norm Lynn, Leonard Pos-
ner, Mitchell Sabin, Maurice Sug-
ar, Jerome Winkler, Arthur Freed-
man, Arnold Gottlieb, Jeffrey Ing-
ber, Jerome Kurt's, Jack Lawson,
Dan Levitsky, Morris Rubin, Don
Sherman, William Warren, Mi-
chael Zonder and Arnold Zuroff.
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BRANDEIS CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will have its
installation luncheon 12:30
p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Myron Shiffman, 22335
LaGaronne, Southfield. Mrs.
Mr/
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Rose Kaufman to Address Lunch
for Pioneer Women Installation
Mrs. Rose Kaufman, past
national president of Pioneer
Women, will be guest speaker
at the Greater Detroit Coun-
cil's installation luncheon
noon Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. She will
speak on "A New Resident
Looks at Israel."
Mrs. Kaufman, who made
aliya in November 1971, is
the chairman of the perpet-
ual scholarship fund of Pio-
neer Women-Moetzet Hapoa-
lot. She also was a national
vice president of the Jewish
National Fund and Histadrut.
An active participant in
Cleveland Jewish communal
affairs, she has a 10,000-tree
forest named for her in Is-
rael by the Cleveland Wo-
men's Division of the Jewish
National Fund.
She visited Pioneer Women
installations in Paris, Brus-
sels and London, and while
attending the world confer-
ence of Pioneer Women in
1965, she spent two months
in Israel reviewing the social
services organization which
provides for women and chil-
dren.
At the installation luncheon,
MRS. ROSE KAUFMAN
Goldie Wasserman will in-
stall the following officers:
Mesdames Alice Ross, pres-
ident; Ruth Miller, Dorothy
Tendler, Estelle Wilk Rap-
paport and Elsie Harold,
vice presidents; Adell Ozro-
vitz, treasurer, Judith Wein-
stein, Betty Rath, Naomi
Zietz, Sarah Kanter, Lor-
raine Gale and Pearl Nus-
baum, secretaries, and Blan-
che Tuchman, dues chair-
man. Chairman of the day
is Judith Weinstein.
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Mrs. Joseph Maltzer, past president of Temple Emanu-
El and vice president of the National Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods, participated in the annual spring meeting
of the executive committee at NFTS headquarters in New
York City.
Coolidge at 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park