THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Women's Clubs
BETH ACHIM SISTER-
HOOD will hold its annual
installation of officers and
elected board members at
an oneg Shabat luncheon
12:30 p.m. May 31 following
Sabbath services in the syn-
agogue. Mrs. Donald Davis,
chairman of the afternoon,
will introduce the installing
officer, Mrs. Irving Chaiken,
president of the Michigan
Branch of Women's League
for Conservative Judaism.
Mrs. Arthur Schussler will
be installed for her third
Ti as president. Officers
THIS
WEEKEND!
2 SUPER
HAPPENINGS
A Collection of 550
works of art, con-
sisting of all media.
Oil paintings, litho-
graphs, etchings, en-
gravings, sculpture,
macrame. Contempo-
rary, modern as well
as antique and tradi-
tional, originating
from galleries, stu-
dios, publishers, col-
lectors and estates.
Will be sold in two
exciting events.
include:
Mesdames Larry Fox,
Marvin Katz and Esther Rosenblum,
vice presidents; William Burlant,
Harry Gale, Edward Allen, William
Stoler, Max Lurnelsky and Mrs.
Harold Panter, secretaries: and
Louis Stotzky, treasurer. Board
members include: Mesdames Jack
Bercuson, Harold Cantor, Sylvan
Failer, Benjamin Friedman, Robert
Hacker, Samuel Korb•, William
Lipman, Solomon Miller, Leonard
Olshansky, Dennis Phillips, Sol
Schwartz, Seymour Suhar and Mi-
chael Wainer. There is a nom-
inal charge for the lunch-
eon. For reservations, by
May 26, call Mrs. Freemont
Sweetwine, 557-2217, or
Mrs. Samuel Wilson,
358-1497. Guests are invited.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will
meet noon Tuesday at the
Oak Park Community Cen,
ter. There will be an election
of officers and discussion on
the installation. Delegates
to the convention will be se-
lected. Refreshments will be
served, and guests are in-
vited.
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TEMPLE BETH EL
SISTERHOOD will spon-
sor a rummage sale June 5-6
at the synagogue. The group
is seeking items for the sale.
For donations, call Betty
Fisher, BR 3-8139, or Shar-
ron Kreindler, 645-5245.
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AVODAH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will meet
noon Tuesday in the home
of Mrs. Oscar Rappaport,
23237 Providence Dr.,
Southfield. Plans will be
finalized for the annual din-
ner to be held June 1 at the
Whitehall Apts. club house
and the June 8 bingo to be
held at the Franklin Park
Towers Apts. club house.
Members are asked to bring
recipes.
* * *
CLUB ONE, Pioneer
Women, will have a cultural
meeting 11:30 a.m. Tuesday
in the Charterhouse Apts.
club room. Sarah Friedman
will read some works by I.
L. Peretz. Brunch will be
served, and guests are in-
vited. For information, call
Chana Michlin, 968-5351.
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NSHEI
CHABAD
STUDY GROUP (10 Mile
Area) will meet 3:30 p.m.
Saturday in the home of
Mrs. Abraham Friedman,
26135 Harding, Oak Park.
Rabbi Friedman will speak.
* * *
NSHEI
CHABAD
STUDY GROUP (Nine
Mile Area) will meet 3:30
p.m. Saturday in the home
of Mrs. Yankel Getz, 23241
Kipling, Oak Park. Dr. Getz
will speak.
Pioneer Women
Installation Set
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To be unsyngogued means
to regard one's Jewishness
as a burden of birth; to be
saddled with a crushing
handicap for life; to knoW
only the liabilities of being a
Jew iwhtout any of the as-
sets; to know that it is tough
to be a Jew and not to know
how privileged it is to be a
Jew.
Wirts Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Art
Auctions
•■■■•••■ =,
RUTH MILLER
Saturday Night
May 24
-
A CCTION #2
Sunday afternoon,
May 25
Kingsley Inn
Woodward Ave. S. of
Long Lake
Bloomfield Hills
Held in the Ball Room.
Preview: 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Auction starts 2:30
p.m.
Free admission
*Casual attire
*Many art door prizes
Both auctions
conducted by Harry
Weinsaft
Bring your friends to
both auctions.
Friday, May 23, 1975 33
lack and Leo Pollack in
memory of their mother,
Mrs. Rose Pollack. Reserva-
tions are required.
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KNOB CIRCLE, Wom-
en's American ORT, will
hold its installation of offi-
cers luncheon noon June 2
at Kingsley Inn. Entertain-
ment will be provided. For
reservations, call Mrs. Sid-
ney Benjamin, 353-4136.
Guests are invited, and
there is a charge.
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BETH ABRAHAM-
HILLEL SISTERHOOD
will have its annual election
of officers noon Wednesday
in the synagogue. Petite
luncheon will be served.
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MR. AND MRS. WIRT
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wirt
of Rue Versailles Dr., Oak
Park, were honored Sunday
by family and friends at a
cocktail-dinner party_ at the
Golden Mushroom on the
occasic of their golden
wedding anniversary.
The party was hosted by
their children, Alyce and
Harold Freedman, and
three grandchildren.
The Wirts are members of
Cong. Beth Achim, and for
the past 35 years, members
of The United Friendship
Club. Mr. Wirt is affiliated
with Mosaic Lodge of the
Masons and the Crescent
Shrine Club.
Out-of-town relatives
joining the anniversary cele-
bration were Messrs. and
Mesdames Joseph D. Klein
of North Miami Beach; Jack
Wirt, Jack Surath and Ber-
nard Surath, all of Bay City;
Marvin Klein, Marvin Elkin,
Melvin Mesnekoff and Ms.
Gale Klein, all of Buffalo,
N.Y.; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Robbins of Oak Brook, Ill
Ruth Miller will be in-
stalled as president of the
Greater Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women. noon June
5, at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute.
Qth,er officers to be in-
stalled are:Elsie Harold, execu-
tive vice president; vice presidents
Lillian Shapiro, Betty Rath, Doro-
thy Tendler, and Barbara Disner;
Sylvia Isaacs, treasurer; and sec-
retaries Margaret Huppert, Pearl
Nusbaum, Naomi Zietz, Sarah
Kanter and Ethel Fischer.
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Chgpter presidents to be
installed are: Chana Michlin,
Club One; Jeanette Serling, Club
Two; Ethel Isaacs, Avodah;
Mildred Weiss, Brandeis; Rose
Chesluk, Chana Czenesh; Rosalyn
stern, Degania; Billie Kramer,
Dimona; Ruth Silber, Evelyn
Schwartz; Sylvia Reitman, Golda
Meir; Suzie Meizler, Hanita;
Karen Berris, Ha-Omer; Ruth
Pecherer, Israel; Lilly Roubeck,
Kinneret; Nettie Turner, Mary
Boren; Betty Karbal, Massada;
Fanny Press, Negbah; Lillian
Lublin, Shalom-Chai; Blanche
Tuchman, Sharona; Estelle Rap-
paport, pro tem, Tikva; and Anne
Gerber, Whitehall-Chai.
Elsie Harold will be chair-
person-of-the-day. Install-
ing officer will be Frieda
Leemon of Farmington, na-
tional vice president of Pi-
oneer Women. Estelle Rap-
paport is responsible for the
luncheon arrangements.
For reservations, call the
Greater Detroit Council,
851-0750.
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OAK PARK GROUP,
Hadassah, will have its an-
nual installation luncheon
noon Tuesday at the Zionist
Cultural Center. Installing
officers are Mesdames Her-
man Fox and Bernard Gold-
berg. For reservations, call
the president, Mrs. Isaiah
Shafir, 559-4872.
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YOUNG WOMEN OF
JEWISH NATIONAL
FUND will have their an-
nual luncheon noon June 4
at the Cranbrook Club Cen-
ter. Max Shaye, noted local
artist and philanthropist,
will speak and exhibit some
of his works. Rissa Winkel-
man is president, and Sandy
Forman is fund.-raising
chairman. For reservations,
call JNF, 968-0820.
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WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM ORGANIZA-
TION will meet noon Mon-
day in the MCL Cafeteria at
the Tel-12 Mall, Southfield.
At the May 19 donor lunch-
eon, as a special tribute, the
women were honored by
their husbands.
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LADIES OF YESHI-
VATH BETH YEHUDAH
AND WOMEN'S SAB-
BATH LEAGUE will hold
its annual Mother and
Daughter luncheon noon
Wednesday at the Yeshivah
building. This affair will be
sponsored by Mesdames
David Finkel, Jack Winston,
David Pollack, Arthur Pol-
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