32 April 30, 1976

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

True Sisters Donor Luncheon
Features Fashions, Installation

Florence Kreger Will Receive
National NCJW Solomon Prize

Detroit 41, United Order
True Sisters, Inc., will hold
its annual donor luncheon
May 11 at the Hyatt Re-
gency Hotel, Dearborn.

Florence S. Kreger, past
president of the Greater
Detroit Section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women, will receive the
Hannah G. Solomon Award
at the section's installation
luncheon noon Monday at
the new Jewish Community
Center.
Helen Thomas, United
Press International Wash-
ington bureau chief, will be
the guest speaker.
Mrs. Kreger was the ad-
viser to the Huntington
Woods and Northwest
branches, president of the
mid-east U.S. region,
member of the national
board, chairman of the na-
tional field service commit-
tee, national representative
to the White House Confer-
ence on the Aging and alter-
nate delegate to the Interna-
tional Council of Jewish
Women convention in To-
ronto. She is co-editor of the
section bulletin.
She also earned the
NCJW volunteer of the
year award in 1966, was
vice president of the
founding board of the
Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, a board member of
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
and first chairwoman of

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chairman is Mrs. Harris
Crane; and the installation
of officers. Mrs. Paul Cav-.
aler will be installing officer
for a slate headed by Mrs.
Phillip Pollak, who will be-
gin her second term.
Proceeds will support a
speech therapy clinic at Wil-
liam Beaumont Hospital
and equipment for Michigan
Cancer Foundation.
For reservations or infor-
mation, call Mrs. Pollak,
353-7882; or co-chairmen,
Mrs. Sam Zack, 851-2473; or
Mrs. David Redisch,
557-4271.

Gayle Ginsburg
Plans to Marry

MISS GINSBURG

Mr. and Mrs. Yale Gins-
burg of Bloomfield Hills
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Gayle
Babette, to Dr. William S.
Floyd, son of Mrs. Ada
Floyd of Oak Park, and the
late Mr. David Floyd.
Miss Ginsburg was grad-
uated from Michigan State
University with a BS degree
in education. She attended
Harvard University and the
University of Florence, It-
aly.
Dr. Floyd was graduated
from the Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology with a
BS degree in biochemistry
and Wayne State University
School of Medicine.
A June wedding is
planned.

Bicur Cholem Group
Donor Lunch Nears

Women's Bicur Cholem
Organization will have its
annual donor luncheon noon
Monday at Northland Inn.
Mrs. Abe Bookstein is in
charge of the luncheon and
Mrs. Sam Moscow is presi-
dent. For reservations, call
the chairmen, Mrs. Joseph
Shifman, 557-7104, or Mrs.
Simon Shifman, 557-7990.

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Sinai Hospital.
Frances Quint will pre-
sent the award to Mrs.
Kreger. Election of officers
and installation, conducted
by Krana Grossman, will
take place. Beryl Winkel-
man will recite the invoca-
tion.
For information, call the
Council office, 557-9604.

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MISS RADNER

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R.
Radner of Berkley announce
the engagement of their
daughter Ellen Yvonne to
David Batish, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rachamim Batish of
Tel Aviv, Israel.
Miss Radner received a
BA degree from Michigan
State University and an MA
degree from Hunter College
in New York.
An August wedding is
planned.

Dramatic Reading
to Highlight Donor

A dramatic narration,
fashion show and boutiques
will highlight the Bnai
David Sisterhood's 40th an-
nual donor luncheon to be
held 11 a.m. Wednesday in
the synagogue. Blanche
Brant is donor chairman.
Yetta Sperka will give a
dramatic narration on
"Yesterday and Today — 40
Years of Sisterhood His-
tory." A fashion show will
follow.
For reservations or infor-
mation, contact the reserva-
tion chairman, Madeline
Bocknek, 353-0887, ticket
chairman, Barbara Traison,
557-8257, or the synagogue,
557-8210.

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