Friday, March 19, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Births
March 12 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Ross S. Fridson (Carol
Lichtig), 6024 Ledgeway,
West Bloomfield, a daugh-
ter, Lisa Erin.
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March 12 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Weberman (Bar-
bara Been), 25610 Catalina,
Southfield, a son, Jeffrey
Steven.
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March 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Baker (Diane
Mittelman), 13230 Lyons,
Park, a daughter, Sta-
obyn.
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March 8 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Raymond Kesner
(Laya Floch), former De-
troiters of Salt Lake City,
Utah, a son, Benjamin
n.
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March 5 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Plavnick
(Sharon Cutler), former
Detroiters of Lansing, a son,
Matthew Lacoff.
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March 3 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Passerman
(Linda Janower) of Farm-
ington Hills, a son, Daniel
Seth.
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March 2
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To Dr. and
RABBI DR. LEO
GOLDMAN
Expert Mohel
Serving Hospitals and Homes
LI 2-4444 547-8555,
CANTOR S1DNE
RUBE
Certified Mohel
358-1426 or 357-5544
Cantor SAMUEL
GREENBAUM
Certified
MOHEL
Serving Homes 8 Hospitals
399-7194 — 547-7970
REV. HERSH'.
ROTH
Certified Moirel
557-0888
5477 7629
RABBI S.ZACHARIASH
Specialized
MOHEL
In Home or Hospital
557-9666
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Mrs. Arthur Selvan (Sandra
Hyman), former Detroiters
of New York City, a daugh-
ter, Stacie Marlene.
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Feb. 29 — To Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Israel (Elaine
Herman), former Detroiters
of Pittsburgh, Pa., a daugh-
ter, Rachel Heather.
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Feb. 25 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Reinstein (Nata-
lynn Sears), 26844 Summer-
dale Dr., Southfield, twins
Franklyn Marc and Mara
Beth.
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Feb. 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
I. Dennis Potocsky (Myra
Schulman), 29401 Sharon
Lane, Southfield, a son,
Kevin Joel.
- Israel War Fund
Will Give Tea
The Detroit committee
for the Israel - War Orphans
and Widows Fund will hold
a Fund-raising tea 2-5 p.m.
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Seymour Rabinowitz, 15935
Harden Circle, Southfield.
The Detroit group is en-
couraging Bar Mitzva con-
tributions in its fundraising
efforts.
A film of the last group
Bar Mitzva in Kfar Chabad
will be shown. The film is
available to local groups.
For information, call Mrs.
Malka Cohen, 542-8349.
Bnai Brith Activities
BNAI BRITH WOM- Kozin, Sandra Mege, San-
EN'S COUNCIL OF MET- dra Nabat, Marjorie Naf-
ROPOLITAN DETROIT taly, Susan Radner, Linda
will hold a delegates' meet- Rosenberg, Phyllis Schrei-
ing 8 p.m. Wednesday at the man, Roslyn Sonnenstrahl,
Zionist Cultural Center. Arlene Stein and Barbara
Mrs. Robert Ellis, council Weinstein. For reservations,
president, will read her call the installation dinner
year-end report, and there chairman, Frances Klinger,
will be an election of offi- 476-4580. * * *
cers. Refreshments will fol-
AHAVA CHAPTER will
low. * * *
hold
its third annual instal-
AVODAH CHAPTER, lation dinner 7 p.m. Thurs-
the working women's group, day
at the Sussex House
will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday at
For reserva-
Benji's in the Sheraton Restaurant.
tions, daytime, call Denise
Southfield hotel. The meet- Richman,
or Sue
ing will follow at 8 p.m. in Manhoff, 546-6811,
557-9059; eve-
conference suite 2. A report nings: Doreen Fleishman,
will be read on the national 357-2621, or Sharon Moss,
Bnai Brith convention in 352-3979.
Washington. For member-
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ship information, call Sandi
HENRY MORGEN-
Goldman, chairman,
576-1955, or Bea Fealk, or- THAU CHAPTER will
hold its 30th annual instal-
ganizer, 968-9556.
lation of officers 6:30 p.m.
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GALILEE CHAPTER Tuesday at the Furniture
will hold its 17th annual in- Club of Detroit. Mrs. Jackie
stallation dinner 7:15 p.m. - Gill will be installed as pres-
Thursday at the Furniture ident. A variety show is
Club. Mrs. Evelyn Rosen- planned.
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thal will install the follow-
CENTENNIAL CHAP-
ing officers and board mem-
bers: Barbara Zonder, TER will hold its 19th an-
president; Rochelle Cohen, nual installation of officers
Cidnie Herold and Beverly 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Ra-
Roth, vice presidents; Mar- leigh House. Dinner will be
lene Lipman, treasurer; served. Mrs. Robert Ellis,
Marlene Goldman, Soralee president of the Bnai Brith
Broida and Jacqueline Beig- Women's Council of Metro-
ler, secretaries; and Pauline politan Detroit, will install
Michaels, junior, past presi- the following: Mesdames
dent. Board members are: Irwin Alpern, president;
Sharon Bernstein, Marcia Herbert Pont, Edwin Tarno-
Haidy, Lynn Hords, Audrey pol and Ralph Weil, vice
presidents; Marvin Check,
treasurer; Jack Gold, How-
ard Staiman and Philip Sal-
omon, secretaries; Jerry
Tepman, counselor; and Irv-
ing Berlin, Paul Bruseloff,
Henry Glass, Clifford Klay-
man, Larry Kowalsky,
Richard Krugel, Sol Kush-
ner, Norman Randel, Har-
old Nosan and Richard Wei-
ner, board members:To/-
reservations, call installa-
tion chairman, Mrs. Samuel
Goldstein, 353-6220.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
CHAPTER will hold a spe-
cial meeting 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Zionist Cultural
Center. Election and instal-
CANTOR PORTNER
lation of officers will be
the observance of Jewish held.
Mrs. Allan Nathan,
Music Month.
For tickets, write Tickets, past president of Bnai Brith
P.O. Box 3764, Oak Park, Women's Council of Metro-
Mich. 48237: There is a politan Detroit, will be in-
stalling officer. Following
charge.
the installation Sylvia Halli-
burton will entertain ac-
Workmen's Circle
companied by Lois Novitz.
Guests are invited. Refresh-
Regional Slated
Workmen's Circle Michi- ments will * be * served.
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gan District will host the
FRANCES SOLOVICH
Great Lakes Regional Board
today through Sunday at CHAPTER will hold its sev-
annual installation of
the Workmen's Circle Cen- enth
officers
7:30 p.m. Monday at
ter..Delegates from Illinois, Dimitri's
in
Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsyl- Royal Oak. Restaurant
Newly-elected
vania and New York as well officers include
Helene
as Michigan will attend.
president; Caryn
On Saturday, Workmen's Freidman,
Sylvia Elkowitz and
Circle National Organiza- Burke,
Rhoda
Segal, vice presi-
tion Director Nat Peskin
Arlen Magy, trea-
will conduct a leadership dents;
Mimi Werber, Sara
institute. Members will be surer;
Silberblatt
and Dale Kosof-
guests of the organization sky, secretaries;
and Joyce
committee for lunch and Berenstein, bulletin
editor.
dinner on Saturday. There Gail Pikstein is immediate
will he a nominal charge for past president. Board mem-
non-members.
include Charlene
For information, call bers
Green,
Glickman,
Harriet Arnowitz, district Rhoda Brenda
Kahn, Anita Kay,
director, 537-5424 or Ardele
Morris, Lorraine
537-5440.
Cleveland Cantor to Appear
Cantor Elliot J. Portner
of Cleveland will present a
program of contemporary,
operatic, Hasidic, and li-
turgical music 7:30 p.m.
April 4 at the Oak Park
High School Auditorium.
He will be accompanied on
the piano by Mildred Zim-
balist.
Cantor Portner achieved
renown at age 23 by serving
as cantor of The Park Syn-
agogue of Cleveland, the
largest Conservative congre-
gation in the United States.
Cantor Portner, who is
listed in "Who's Who in Re-
ligion," has performed in
concert in the major Jewish
communities in the U.S.
The cantor's appearance
has been arranged by
Wimbe Associates headed
by William "Bill" Fried-
man in conjunction with
013tenttfiefit 14wtoeui Schaaf
"Mother-Toddler Program"
Spring Session Mar. 22 Thru June 4
Ages 18-36 Months
Classes—Mon.-Fri. Morning
(1 or more classes)
851-4666
4230 Middlebelt, West Bloomfield
43
-
Newman, Evelyn Reed,
Sheila Sage, Nancy Saltz-
man and Nancy Waldman.
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DETROIT LODGE
CHAPTER will hold its
33rd installation luncheon
Wednesday at Kingsley Inn.
Mrs. Alan Nathan will in-
stall the new officers and
board members. Vocalist
Freda Mendlesohn, accom-
panied by Shelly Lakin, will
entertain. For reservations,
contact Mrs. Eugene Perl-
stein, 968-2896, or Mrs.
Stanley Tucker, 545-6841.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER will
hold its 27th installation of
officers 8 p.m. March 30 at
the Zionist Cultural Center.
New officers include: Mes-
dames Harry Blumberg,
president; Abe Milgrom and
Marvin Edelson, vice presi-
dents; Julius Cutler, trea-
surer; and Bernard Trock,
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Saul Garfinkel, Melvin Fish-
man and Kurt Ellenbogen,
secretaries. Elected to the
board were: Mesdames By
Fenkel, Albert Ferlager,
Sidney Ferst, Samuel
Freedland, Jack Kornheiser,
Rudolph Leiser, Guenter
Lindemann, Morton Ma-
lone, Albert Michalowsky
and Murray Tait. The Rose
Morgan Singers will present
a musical program, and a
petite buffet will follow the
ceremony. Awards for 18-
and 25-year memberships
will be given. Chairpersons
are Mesdames Max Apple-
baum, Isadore Weinberg
and Sam Ross. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Applebaum,
557-2975.
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Bnai Brith Cites
Historian Baron
PRINCETON, N.J. —
Eighty-one-year-old histo-
rian Salo Baron will be hon-
ored with the Bnai Brith
President's Medal during a
special Bicentennial confer-
ence this weekend in Prince-
ton, N.J.
The three-day conference
will explore the "unfinished
agenda" of the Jewish COM-
m4nity with research pap-
ers and seminars on "Pol-
itics and Ethnic Power;"
"Race, Anti-Semitism and
Affirmative Action;" "Se-
.cu'larization of American
Jewish Life:" "The Chang-
ing Roles of Women;" and
similar issues.
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