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January 3, 1975 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mrs. Weiner to Get NCJW Award at Detroit Council Week Event
Women to Hold 'Auction 'Block'
Glennwood and Oakfield
Chapters, Women's American
ORT, will • hold Auction Block
75 at 8 p.m. Feb. 1 at Adat
Shalom Synagogue. '
Items for sale include an
autographed copy of the
Constitution f r o m Senator
Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will culminate its
Council Week activities with
the presentation of the Han-
nah G. Solomon Award to
Josephine S. Weiner at a
special Sabbath service 8:30
p.m. Jan. 17 at Temple Beth
El.
Eleanor Marvin, national
president of NCJW, will be
in Detroit to participate in
the presentation ceremony.
The Hannah G. Solomon
Award is presented annually
to "a woman who helped to
change and expand the role
of other women in vital areas
of community life . . . and
whose leadership 'in areas of
Council concern—the quality
of life for children, the aged
and the disadvantaged — has
motivated others to fight for
change, and has resulted in
progress and enlightment in
the community."
Sam Ervin, Ted Kennedy's
pen, Jack Benny's. tie, an
autographed book from B a r-
bara Walters, a set of auto-
graphed pi c t u r e s from
Groucho Marx and a signed
football from the Detroit
Lions.
Prizes will be given, and
celebrity auctioneers will be
present. Tickets will be avail-
able at the door. For infor-
mation, call Judy Weinstein,
541-5456. Proceeds will go to
the ORT school of engineer-
ing in Israel.
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Mrs. Weiner has been ac-
tive in NCJW since 1934 when
she became the founding
president of the Detroit Sec-
tion's junior council, a post
she held until- 1936. She was
president of the section from
1942 to 1944, chairman of the
12th St. Council Center from
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"Volunteers Are Changing" G. Solomon award "far out-
is this year's' Council Week standing service to the com-
theme for the Greater De- munity."
troit Section, National Coun-
For reservations for the
cil of Jewish Women.
breakfast meeting, needed by
During Council Week, held Jan. 13, and for the Council
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once each year, the NCJW Sabbath, needed by Jan. 15,
11 . plans a schedule of concen- call the NCJW office, 557-
trated activities, including 9604.
meetings and study groups,
to promote its aims and pro-
grams in the community.
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Beginning Jan. 13 and run-
ning through Jan. 17, Council
KAPLAN-KANAREK: Dr.
Week will feature a break-
fast meeting 9:30 a.m. Jan. Paula Helene Kanarek and
14 at the Raleigh House co- Dr. Ross Kaplan were mar-
sponsored by the Greater De- ried recently in Seattle,
troit Section and the Junior Wash. The bride is the daugh-
League of Birmingham. Dis- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
cussion will focus on "Juven- Kanarek of Farm•rook Villa
ile Justice: the• Role of the Lane, Southfield. Parent of
the bridegroom is Ann Kap-
Volunteer."
lan of Port Elizabeth, South
Guest speakers in clude Africa. The couple resides in .
Milton Luger, New York state Salem, Ore.
director of juvenile correc-
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tion; Judge Eugene Arthur
Phyllis Marks became the
Moore, Probate Court, Oak-
land County; Raymond Keh- bride of John Ensminger in
res, Michigan state represen- a recent ceremony at Kings-
tative; and Mary Lakoff, vol- ley Inn. The new Mrs. Ens-
unteer, NCJW and Michigan minger is the daughter of Mr.
League for Human Services. Al Marks of Greenfield Rd.,
Council Week activities will Southfield. The couple is liv-
conclude with a Council Sab- ing in Southfield.
bath service 8:30 p.m. Jan.
When R a b b i Akiba de-
17 at Temple Beth El. Elea-
nor Marvin, NCJW national parted, he said: "Whosoever
president, will be guest speak- neglects to visit a friendless
er. Josephine S. Weiner will sick person is as if one shed
be presented' with the Hannah his blood."
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activities in Society
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Levinson of Ridgedale Ave., Oak
P ark were honored by their children at a brunch Saturday
at Northland Inn on the occasion of their golden wedding
anniversary. Guests included family and friends.
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Beth Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Warren
I f Fairfield Ave., performed Baroque sonatas on alto
ecorder at the home of Dr. Robber' Fleming, president of
1 he University of Michigan, during a faculty women's club
I ea. Beth is a student at U-M.
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Among the many honors
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brew University of Jerusalem
(1971).
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She is a member of Feder-
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Nationally, Mrs. Weiner
was president of NCJW from
1967 to 1971, vice president,
a national board member,
chairman of the public rela-
tions committee and is hon-
orary vice president and vice
chairman of the national
fund-raising committee.
On an internatioal level,
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1944 to 1950 and currently is
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ing committee 'at the Jerusa-
lem conference in 1969 and a
delegate land member of the
community services division
at the Toronto parley in 1972.
A summa cum laude grad-
uate of the University of
Michigan where she earned a
master's degree, Mrs. Weiner
was a board member of the
National Foundation for Jew-
ish Culture, chairman, wom-
en's committee, United Com-
munity Services; president,
women's division, Jewish
Welfare Federation, 1949-51;
secretary, Temple Beth El
Sisterhood; executive board
member of the Jewish Com-
JOSEPHINE WEINER
munity Council; vice presi-
she was a delegate to the In- dent, United Community Ser-
ternational Council of Jew- vices; and a national board
ish Women's convention in
1966 in London, a delegate
and member of the nominat-
MICHAEL KAPLIT
,1947 kleg
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Eelia Diskin was tendered a tea Dec. 21 'at the home of
Mrs. Dooley A. Cohan of Ward Ave., in honor of her forth-
c oming marriage to Michael C. Cohan. An April wedding is
planned.
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