40 Friday, March 10, 1918
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Pioneer Women Bond Luncheon
Will Honor Billie Kramer May 4
Pioneer Women of Detroit
will salute Mrs. Richard B.
(Billie) Kramer of West
Bloomfield as their "Women
of the Year" at their Israel
Bond Tribute Luncheon, ac-
cording to Betty Rath, pres-
ident, Pioneer Women Gre-
ater Detroit Council.
Mrs. Kramer will be the
recipient of a special 30th
Anniversary Award from
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the state of Israel in recog-
nition of her dedication to
Israel and her community,
at the annual event, to be
held noon May 4 at Cong.
Beth Achim.
The honoree has served as
president of Dimona Chap-
ter three times and has held
numerous offices, both in
her chapter and council. She
is presently vice president
of education for the Greater
Detroit Council.
A native of Chicago,
Mrs. Kramer worked in
various social agencies
and married Richard
Kramer, who was then
_West Central Executive
Director of the Council of
Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds. Mrs.
Kramer's position at that
time was executive sec-
retary in charge of the
West Central Region.
Kramer is now a practic-
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ing attorney. They are the
parents of two children
and are members of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Kramer is a former
member of the board of the
Detroit Jewish Home for the
Aged, a former secretary of
the Zionist Organization of
Detroit,_ and a member of
Farband (Labor Zionist Al-
liance). She has also par-
ticipated in the Women's
Division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation and in the
Pioneer Women's efforts in
support of Israel Bonds.
For information and re-
servations for the May 4 tri-
bute luncheon, call the
Pioneer Women's office,
851-0705, or the Israel Bond
office, 968-0200.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
(Donna) Green, comman-
der and president, respec-
tively, of the Detpartment
of Michigan Jewish War
Veterans and Auxiliary will
join Green's mother, Goldie
Greenberg, on a trip to Is-
rael this week. They will
join a delegation of 110
members of the national
body for the trip. While in
Israel, the Detroiters will
visit Mrs. Greenberg's
brother and sister.
public is invited.
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Activities
in Society
Max Schneiderman, left, a vice president of the
Jewish Center Cultural Club, presents a check to
Percy Kaplan, second from left, executive director of
the Jewish National Fund's local office, towards the
establishment of a grove of 1,000 trees in Israel.
Shown with Schneiderman and Kaplan are Charles
Driker, president of the club, and Mrs. William Bur-
ton, a vice president. Not shown is Mrs. Jennie
Schubiner, financial and corresponding , secretary.
Composed of retired men and women, the club has a
membership of 100 persons active in Jewish com-
munal causes.
Sephardim Plan
Cabaret Kick Off
The Sephardic Commun-
ity of Greater Detroit will
hold _a kick off for its annual
Mediterranean Cabaret
Night 8 p.m. Sunday at the
Zionist Cultural Center.
The program will include
Ladino folk music, folklore
and a history of the Spanish
Jews. The public is invited,
and refreshments will be
served.
The cabaret will take
place April 8 at Cong. Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses in
West Bloomfield. The Rho-
dians will entertain. For re-
servations, call Mary Papo,
967-4414, or Edye Levine,
557-3287.
Scientist Speaks
to Hebrew Club
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AND AUXILIARY will
hold an Israeli night 8 p.m.
Tuesday in the social hall of
the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home. A film on
Israel will be shown. Re-
freshments and a social
hour will follow. Friends
and spouses are invited. For
information, call the presi-
dent, Muriel Smith, 547-
0804, or Evelyn Skupsky,
543-8078.
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will meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday
in the home of Mrs. Charles'.
Hauptman, 29450 Sharon
Ln., Southfield. Hospital
service dates will be plan-
ned. For information, call
Mrs. Hauptman, 352-2696.
Center Cultural Club Starts
Grove in Israel Through JNF
Cohen Will Lead
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WILBUR COHEN
Michigan Gov. William
Milliken has asked Wil-
bur Cohen, dean of educa-
tion at the University of
Michigan, to head a panel
investigating abuse of pa-
tients at state-funded and
state-licensed mental
health facilities.
Cohen is former secretary
of Health, Education and
Welfare.
Dr. Donald Smith, direc-
tor of the state's Depart-
ment of Mental Health, res-
igned this week
Furniture Club
Elects Officers
The Furniture Club of
Detroit elected Jerry Harris
president at its recent elec-
tion meeting.
Other officers are
Franklin Levy and Donald
Cern, vice presidents; Larry
Weingarden and Gerald
Finn, secretaries; Hy Sher-
man, treasurer; and Irving
Rosen, chairman of the
board.
The Hebrew Club will
hear Israeli scientist Dr.
Avner Shoenfeld 3 p.m.
Sunday in Room 4 of the 10
Mile Jewish Community
Center branch.
Dr. Shoenfeld will speak
on "Developments in Medi-
cal Research in Israel." The
public is invited.
OP Theater
Program Told
The Oak Park Commun-
ity Theater will present
"Bell, Book and Candle," by
John Van Driiten 8 p.m. to-
day, Saturday, Thursday
and March 17 and 18 at the
Oak Park High School Lit-
tle Theater.
For ticket reservations,
call the Oak Park Theater,
541-0900.
Violinist Joins
Chamber Concert
Szymon
Violinist
Goldberg will conduct and
perform with the Detroit
Symphony Chamber Or-
chestra 8:30 p.rri. March 18
at Ford Auditorium. DSO
principal oboist Donald
Baker will also be featured.
Tickets are available at
the Ford Auditorium box of-
fice, Hudson's and Wards
ticket outlets.
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MRS. RUBIN
Vicki Levin and Dr.
Myron Rubin were married
recently at the Raleigh
House.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Levin of Southfield. Parents
of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Rubin, also
of Southfield.
The new Mrs. Rubin
earned a BS degree at
Wayne State University.
Her fiance earned BS and
dental degrees from the
University of Michigan and
its dental school.
The couple honeymooned
in Hawaii.
Footwear Body
Names Detroiter
Pauline Hack, the 93-
year-old widow of Nathan
Hack, pioneer prescription
shoe retailer, was elected
honorary chairman the
Prescription Footwear As-
sociation Memorial Found-
ation at its annual meeting
in Dallas last month.
Mrs. Hack's selection was
based on the numerous con-
tributions to the field by her
husband who was her co-
founder of the Hack Shoe
Co. in 1916.
Among his numerous in-
ventions were the "Ripple"
sole, the Hack Convalescent
Boot and the Hack Clubfoot
Shoe. He served as presi-
dent of the Detroit Shoe Re-
tailers Association and on
his retirement in 1946, was
elected honorary life presi-
dent of the Michigan Shoe
Retailers Association.