42 Friday, September 2, 1977

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

In ancient Israel it was a
custom to send apples to
the sick.

I would like to thank all

my dear relatives and
wonderful friends for
their good wishes and
thoughtfulness during
my recent hospital stay.

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Mrs. Rosenfeld to Be Honored
by the JNF Women for Bonds

Mrs. Anton A. Rosenfeld,
a life member of the
Women of Jewish National
Fund, will be honored as
"Woman of the Year" at a
JNF-Israel Bond Luncheon.
Mrs. Rosenfeld will re-
ceive the "Jerusalem Anni-
versary" Award at the
luncheon, to be held Oct.
11, at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
The award will be present-
ed "in tribute to Mrs. Rose-
nfeld's years of leadership
in the JNF, the Israel Bond
program, and many other
communal and Zionist
causes; and commemorates
the 10th anniversary of the
reunification of Jerusa-
lem."
The honoree and her hus-
band, former cantor of
Bnai Moshe and semi-re-
tired insurance broker,
have established a JNF For-
est in Israel and as life
members, donated a room
at the Shaarey Zedek Hospi-
tal of Jerusalem. Mrs. Rose-
nfeld is a life member of
Hadassah and Ladies of
Yeshivath Beth Yehuda.
She was active in the Debo-
rah Zionist Organization,
and is a past vice president

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Tel Guborim.
She is also a member of
ORT, Magen David Adom,
Project Hope, the Lubavit-
cher Center, the Boy Scouts
of America and the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
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are Mrs. Louis Levine,
Women of JNF president;
Mrs. Pearl Nosan, JNF-Is-
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Mrs. Shirley Kraft, lunch-
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For reservations, call.
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Record Stag Day Response;
Election of DSG Board Due

Invitations to the 1977 De-
troit Service Group Stag
Day are bringing record re-
sponse from Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emergen-
cy Fund workers, it was re-
ported by Stag Day chair-
man Thomas I. Klein.
The annual "fun day,"
during which Campaign
workers relax and share in
the achievement of the just-

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concluded Campaign, will
take place Wednesday at
Franklin Hills Country
Club.
This is the 28th such
event held by the Detroit
Service Group, year-round
organization for workers of
the AJC-IEF. President is
Arthur Howard.
Among the highlights of
the Stag Day gathering
are a buffet lunch and
awards dinner at which the
DSG Losing Cup will be pre-
sented to the campaign divi-
sion with the largest per-
centage increase in contri-
butions over the previous
year's division total.
Awards to winning golfers
also will be given.
Stag Day also will be the
occasion of the biennial
meeting of the Detroit Serv-
ice Group, at which 33 mem-
bers-at-large will be nomi-
nated and elected to serve
on the DSG board of direc-
tors.
The, nominees are : Har-
old Berry, Louis C. Blum-
berg, Tom Borman, N.
Brewster Broder, Sol Cicu-
rel, Benjamin H. Frank, Jo-
seph Garson, Marvin H.
Goldman, Dr. Milton H.
Goldrath, Earl Grant,
David Handleman, Dr. I. Je-
rome Hauser., Jay M.
Kogan, Edward C. Levy,
Sr. , Milton Lucow, Myron
L. Milgrom, Milton J. Mill-
er, David S. Mondry, Jo-
seph H. Orley, Jack A. Rob-
inson, Hyman Safran, Sam-
uel Schiff, Irving Seligman,
I. William Sherr, Richard
E. Smitt, Robert A. Stein-
berg, Phillip Stollman,
George M. Stutz, Joel D.
Tauber, Norman Wachler,
Phillip T. Warren, Bernard
Weisberg and William M.
Wetsman.

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