Women's Clubs BETH ACHIM SISTER- HOOD will hold its opening board meeting of the new administration 7:30 p.m. Monday in the synagogue youth lounge. Refreshments will be served. Board mem- bers not listed previously are Alice Bermanis, Sandy Brenner, Sharon Burns, Fern Ettinger, Lillian Feuerman, Lillian Finkel- stein, Annie Friedman, Irma Glaser, Barbara Har- ris, Beth Jacobs, Lillian Katz, Anne Leeman, Rose Levin, Suzanne Levitt, Louba Lupiloff, Rae Margo- lis, Sylvia Panush, Dorothy Paris, Lotty Partovich, Ger- trude Rosen, Sheila Schus- sler, Barbara Shapiro, Judy Siegel, Audrey Silverman, Phyllis Subar, Edith Swee- twine, Irene Turbow, Han- ica Ullmann, Geraldine Weingarden, Fredell White- man, Bernice Wilson and Etta Wilson. * * * SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will have its final board meeting of the year and dinner 6:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Blanche Tuchman, 29430 Red Leaf Dr., Southfield. N•mTER i -weie-"Nt Of MINN* Me Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service 11 MILE & LAHSER Phone: 358-0850 CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women, will hold a meeting 11:30 a.m. Monday at the Northgate Apts. club house. Adele Mondry will present a program. Blanche Rose will sponsor the brunch. Friends are welcome. * * * PURITY CHAPTER, Order of the Eastern Star will hold a "Friendship Night" 7:45 p.m. Monday at the Odd Fellows Hall. There will be a program and re- freshments. * * * WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM , ORGANIZA- TION will 'hold a regular meeting noon Monday at the M.C.L. Cafeteria. Final dis- cussion of installation of officers will be on agenda. * * * FANNIE GLUCK Mizrachi CHAPTER, Wornci will hold an in- stallation luncheon noon Monday at the Zionist Cul- tural Center. Mrs. Phillip Fealk will install the follow- ing officers: president for presidium, Mrs. Ann Rosen- berg and Mrs. Emil Spill- man; vice presidents, Mrs. Goldie Liebow and Mrs. Lil- lian Varnen; treasurer, Mrs. Louis Bigman; secretaries, Mrs. Jack Stevens, Mrs. Ethel Rosen, Mrs. Pearl Goldberg, Mrs. A. Krieger, Mrs. Sol Wolack, Mrs. Re- becca Subar and Mrs. Birdie Weiner; and chaplain, Mrs. Kay Genser. The board members will be Mrs. Joe Baker, Mrs. Gert Becker, Mrs. A. Goodman, Mrs. Es- ther Sterns, Mrs. Eve Her- man, Mrs. Sam Shulman, Mrs. Fay Margolis, Mrs. FATHER'S DAY is June 20th ■ SEYMOUR KAPLAN and Co. Where You'll Final A FINE SELECTION OF • Diamonds • Jewelry • Watches 1 Bertha Golden, Mrs. Bess Reznick, Mrs. Helen Sborow and Mrs. Gert Schneider. Mrs. Norman Cottler will host the luncheon and Mrs. Dorothy Meckler will pre- sent a program. There will be a charge. * * * LADIES OF YESHI- VATH BETH YEHUDAH AND WOMEN'S SAB- BATH LEAGUE will hold a luncheon-meeting noon Wednesday at the yeshiva building. Mrs. M. Flatt is sponsoring this luncheon in honor of her first grandson. Reports of the recent moth- er-daughter luncheon will be given by Sylvia Haus- man. Mrs. Leo Laufer, pres- ident, invites guests. * * * BETH MOSES SIS- TERHOOD will have its annual installation 8 p.m. Wednesday in the sanctu- ary. Sharlene Ungar, presi- dent of the Michigan Branch, Women's League for Conservative Judaism, will be installing officer. New officers are: Estelle Smith, president; Rita Tere- belo, Sophie Feldman and Lanka Ilkow, vice presi- dents; Doris Bean, trea- surer; Roberta Weisswas- ser, Sylvia Glantz and Elizabeth Gross, secre- taries. Board members are Dorothy Deitch, Florence Leider, Bea Leaderman, Harriet Rogoff, Adele Good- man, Evelyn Drottman, Pearl Miller, Nathalie Ben- yas, Ruth Penner, Hilda Alspector, Nettie Schwartz, Gertrude Schneider, Laura Beneson, Terry Papp, Sarah Farkus, Ilene Rubin, Bess Katz, Lois Kirshbaum, Lil- lian Grey, Gertrude Green, Ethel Berman, Betty Merna, Ruth Kimmel, Eve- lyn Skupsky and Barbara Schnipper. Past presidents will be honored, and re- freshments will be served. Guests are invited. * * * NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday in the home of Mrs. Avraham Freedman, 26135 Harding, Oak Park. Rabbi Freedman will speak. * * * NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP (Nine Mile area) will meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Cong. Mis- kan Israel Nusach H'Ari. Rabbi Bezalel Gottlieb will speak. featuring names like • Bueche Girod • Baume & Mercier • Corum • Accutron Also Visit THE GOOD LIFE lir THE GOLD MINE For Fine Gold & Boutique Jewelry and Gift Items 30555 Southfield Congress s. suite 100 South of 13 Mile 645-9200 Kidnapped Doctor Slain in Argentina BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — Funeral services were held at the Jewish cemetery June 8 for Dr. Salvador Ak- erman, a prominent physi- cian who was kidnapped June 4 and subsequently murdered. His bullet-riddled body was thrown from a car with his hands tied behind his back. Dr. Akerman was a gyne- cologist who practiced at several private clinics and at the Jewish hospital. Local Pioneer Women to Have Marriages Leadership Training Institute RUTH MILLER Robinson-Pollack Rites Solemnized A leadership training In- stitute will be conducted by Greater Detroit Council, Pioneer Women, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Labor Zionist Insti- tute. Council president Ruth Miller will open the sessions with a "State of the Organi- zation" report. The following Council vice presidents will chair the sessions attended by their 20 individual chapter coun- terparts: Lillian Shapiro, organization; Dorothy Ten- dler, and Barbara Disner, funds; and Betty Rath, edu- cation. The afternoon session will be chaired by Carrie Ber- man, past regional director. Coffee and cake will be pro- vided. Participants are re- quested to bring thier own lunch. I I I I I MRS. ROBINSON I Marilynn Patricia Pollack became the bride of E. Ste- ven Robinson in a recent ceremony at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Rabbi Seymour Rosenbloom and Cantor Larry Vieder officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Pol- lack of Scottsdale Dr., Franklin. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Robinson of Henley Ave., Huntington Woods. The bride was attended by her sisters, Bobbi Toll and Linda Schafer; the bridegroom's sisters, Judy Kepes and Marcia Robinson; and Shelley August of Mu- skegon. Warren Robinson was his brother's best man. Ushers were Gilbert Toll, Arnold Schafer, Richard Kepes and Benjamin Brody. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ho- chman, grandparents of the bridegroom also partici- pated. The couple is honeymoon- ing in Hawaii. I Anti-Terrorist Act Drafted by EEC BRUSSELS (JTA) — The Ministers of Justice of the nine member states of the European Common Market approved a draft project which would describe ter- rorist acts as "criminal" and deprive terrorists of their political status. The draft project defines as "common law crimes" aerial hijackings, threats against civilian planes, at- tacks against civilians and diplomats, the taking of hostages and the use of grenades, bombs and any explosives. 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