: A 24 Friday, June 3, 1977 , n ; ' THE DETROIT-JEWISH NEWS Diane Levine Re-Elected JNIF President Caricatures for your party By SAM FIELD Call 3994320 DIANE LEVINE Diane Levine will be in- stalled as president of Women of Jewish National Fund fOr a third term noon Wednesday at Temple Emanu-El. Dessert lunch- eon will be served. The program. will include music• by Norma - .enberg, vocalist. and Marty Liebman. accompanist. Mrs..Jack Rosenthal.will be installing officer. MrS. Jules Kraft is pro- gram chairman and -Betty Silverman. Blue Box chair- AWNING Aluminum or Canvas • FIRE REPAIRS • HOME IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETE PARTY RENTAL • Tents • Chairs • Tables • Dance Floors QUALITY AWNING & CONSTRUCTION 7937 SC,HAEFER RD. • DEARBORN 48126 8465735 FREE ESTIMATE nlan: Members are re- quested to bring Blue Boxes for clearance: Other officers to be in- stalled are Reba Bloom, Mrs. Siverman. Mrs. .Kraft and Helen Rosenfeld. vice presidents: Marilyn Schlus- sel. treasurer: Ceil Hack- man. 'Bess Glazer. Jean Kla- fer, Fannie. .Rosenblat and Sylvia Schneider. secretar- ies: Eve Herman. tree chairman: Ann Grossman. ' Blue Box chairman: Ella Cohen: contact social host- ess: -Pauline Loren. .social, hostess chairman: and Selma Lifsitz. phone' squad chairman: and Pearl Nosan, special gifts chair- man. , When a man uses a die to stamp out coins. they all come, out alike; but God stamped out all men with the die of Adam. yet each is different: So everyone has a right to say. "For my sake was the world cre- ated." —Talmud NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION- . THE ORIGINAL • THE ONE AND ONLY BLOOM CATERING'S, 6 FOUNTAINBLOOM ROOM" BLOOM'S - DELI AND LUNCH ROOM . DAILY CARRY-OUT • LOX ■ CREAMED CHEESE • SMOKED FISH • SABLE • WHITE FISH • HOME-MADE SOUP • FRIED CHICKEN • GEFILTE FISH •CHOPPED LIVER ■ KISHKA • COMPLETE DELICATESSEN • ETC. ETC. ETC. 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Raphelson was named one of two "out- standing ,professors for the 1976-77 academic year" by the faculty of the Univer- sity of Michigan-Flint. . Natalie Pelavin was elect- ed vice pre'8ident; and- Mar- tha Harris, secretary of .the Valley School. Dr. Melvyn D. Wolf. was elected president of the Pewter Collectors club of America at its annual meet- ing. Tickets Available for Flint BB Event Tickets are still available for- the Bnai Brith Flint Lodge annual dinner, honor- ing B. Morris Pelavin, 7. p.m. Sunday at the Country Squire. Cocktails will be served at 6. Pelavin is past president of the Flint Jewish Commu- nity Council, past general campaign chairman of the Flint United Jewish Appeal and a former president of the Michigan Region UJA. He is- past president of the Bnai Brith Flint Lodge. He has been a member of the board of the American Association of Jewish Edu- and a member of the executive committee of the American ORT Federation. Letters Sought to Aid Soviet Jews ' Shavuot Party The Lapeer Visiting Com- mittee of the. Flint Jewish Community Council held a Shavuot party for 25 resi-. dents of the facility. Accom- panying ESter Harris, Chair- man, were Fannie Sorkin, Bessie Ring, Sarah Akner and Blanche Dunayer. Sarah Vinacow and Ruth Parries, also participated. r Flint Obituaries - Joseph Farkas,87 Joseph J. Farkas, a mem- ber of Flint's Cong. Beth Is- rael, died May 22 at age 87. Born in Hungary, Mr. Farkas resided at 1220 Gar- land. He is survived by his wife, Anna; a sister, Mrs. Clara Israel of Los Angel- es; and nieces and neph- ews. `Mixer' for Adults A "mixer for adults age 21-35 will be held 8 p.m. Sister Ann Gillen. execu- , " June 11 at Cong. Beth Is- tive director of the National rael. Names of newcomers Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry, urged that should be submitted to Jan letters be sent to Soviet and Bernstein, 694-2666, or U.S. officals protesting the Berna Schroeder, 239-3425, harrassment of Soviet evenings. Reservation deadline is Wednesday. Jews. Sister Gillen's talk was Even life's smoothest part of a day-long Soviet Jewry rally sponsored by path is studded with stones 1 the Flint Jewish Commu- nity Council and representa- tives of Flint's religious community. Names and addresses of persons to whom letters should be sent are available at the FJCC offices. Dr. Jack Stanzler. chairman of the Community Relations Committee of the FJCC. • urged the community to sign up for the Counci s tele= bank and circulate petitions Certified by the National Automotive Institute of Excellence , to be mailed to Communist Party Secretary Leonid comes to your home or office with Brezhnev urging the re the-"garage-on- wheels.' 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