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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS F r
Bnai Brith Activities
DOWNTOWN - FOX
CHAPTER will hold its in-
stallation of officers 6:30
p.m. Tuesday at Dimitri's
Restaurant, Royal Oak.
Mrs. Philip Fealk will in-
stall the following officers
and board members: Shirley
Diem, president; Lillian
Elfman, Clara Schneid and
Rose Dobrusin, vice presi-
dents; Emma Berg, trea-
surer; Sylvia Rimar, Rae
Laporter and Sadie Adler,
secretaries; and Edith
Friedman, Ethel Danto,
Frieda Olinick, Dorothy
Lane, Suzie Zaanowicz,
Betty Slafkin. Margo
Glassman, Evelyn Viedrah,
Rose Efros and Dorothy
Kreisler, board of directors.
For information and reser-
vations, call Ms. Diem,
864-1669. .
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junior past president, also
will be installed. Refresh-
ments will be served. Ad-
mission is free and guests
are welcome.
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IVAN S. BLOCH
CHAPTER will see a slide
presentation of "The Trea-
sures of King Tut's Tomb," 8
p.m. Thursday at the
Franklin Pointe Apts. club
house. Former disc jockey
Ed McKenzie will render
the presentation.
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DEBORAH CHAPTER
installed Cindy Rich as
president at its recent Bat
Mitzva installation of offic-
ers. Installed with Ms. Rich
were Judy Cohen, junior
past president; Adele Brod,
Joanne Schwartz and
Stephanie Weiner, vice
presidents; Doreen
Uzansky, Marsha Rich and
LOUIS MARSHALL Sharon Rubenstein sec-
CHAPTER will have its retaries; and Ann Mar-
36th annual installation of kowitz, treasurer. Board of
officers 8 p.m. Tuesday at directors includes Elaine
the Zionist Cultural Center, Glenn, Judy Poslanic, Bar-
announces Gertrude Pearl, bara Stern, Rochelle Ger-
installation chairman. shune, Beverly Stillwater,
Irene Rodman, past presi- Barbara Freed and Marlene
dent of the Metropolitan Cohen. Installing officer
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's was Cheryl Tunick.
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Council and chapter, will be
installing officer. Celia
COUPLETS 5016 will
Mager will be installed as see a performance of
president. Other officers are "Mummenschanz" 2 p.m.
Sylvia Brickner and Jennie Sunday at the Music Hall.
Grayson, vice presidents; For information, call Arni
Shirley Plotnick, treasurer; Zalesin, social vice presi-
Helen Pearl, Bea Leader- dent, 642-0392. A board
man, Gertrude Lies, Esther meeting will be held Thurs-
Niskar and Lil Dorf, sec- day in the Zalesin home,
retaries. Board members 30625 Pierce, Southfield.
rre Anne Clayton, Ada The group will hold a prog-
Ginsberg, Rebecca Green, ressive dinner beginning
Bettie Gutman, Esther 7:45 p.m. April 29 at the
Kessler, Rose Koffman, Joy Golden Mushroom restaur-
Landau, Selma Nathans, ant. The party will move to
Bernice Rose and Thelma Merrick's for the main
Weiss. Alice Kushner, course at 8:45 p.m. For in-
Community Council Forum
to Focus on Communal Role
The Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan De-
troit will conduct a forum to
explore ways to make the
Council more responsive to
the community and vice
f
3usiness
Briefs
versa 8 p.m. May 4 in the
LaMed Auditorium of the
main United Hebrew
Schools building.
Invitations have already
been sent to the presidents
of the more than 300 con-
stituent organizations, who
hold membership in the
Council.
formation, call the Rod
Broders, 557-0139, or the
president,
Norrine
Freeman, 661-5268. Bowl-
ing will be held 7 p.m. Sun-
day at Oak Park Lanes.
Volunteers still are being
sought for the May 13 Las
Vegas night at Temple Is-
rael. To volunteer, call
George Freeman, 544-1527;
Ron Adelstein, 559-5488; or
Terry Rudman, 557-2989.
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Detroiter Attends
BB Conference
WASHINGTON — De-
nnis Block of Detroit was
one of 23 Bnai Brith leaders
from the U.S. and Canada
attending the organiza-
tion's first national public
affairs seminar for its young
leadership group in
Washington.
Experts on Middle East
affairs, urban policy de-
velopment and the United
Nations addressed the
participants and then en-
gaged them in give-and-
take discussions.
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BB Women's Unit
Now Chartered
Bat Chayle Chapter has
been chartered as the
newest chapter of the Bnai
Brith Women's Council of
Metropolitan Detroit.
The chapter, whose name
means daughter of valor,
boasts a membership of 38.
Judy Gordon was elected
the chapter's first president.
Other officers are Nina
Berger, Marlene Brown,
Barbra Fox, Phyllis Leslie
and Loretta Weintraub,
vice presidents; Claire
Konikow, Sheri Rosen and
Melanie Simon, secretaries;
Kathy Scharff, treasurer.
Jewish women age 25-40
who are single, divorced,
separated or widowed are
invited to join. For informa-
tion or to join, call the Bnai
Brith Women's Office, 356-
0146, weekdays.
The Council recently
created the Organiza-
David M. Watson has tional Liaison Subcom-
joined the Yaffe Stone Au- mittee, co-chaired by
gust, Inc., advertising Council Vice President
Marian Shifman and
agency as a copywriter.
David Tanzman. The
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Mark S. Lipsitz has been committee is charged
appointed district sales with investigating the
manager of Metropolitan participation of con-
Life Insurance Co.'s Warren stituent organizations in
office at 2$225 Hoover, it standing committees and
was announced by Mike delegate assemblies and
Peress, regional sales man- encouraging unaffiliated
ager for the Detroit region. Jewish organizations to
MISS COLTON
join the council.
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Recommendations will be
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Colton
Tapper's<Tewelry has
been informing its custom- made to the Internal of Oak Park announce the
ers that jewels can be re- Relations-Cultural Com- engagement of their daugh-
mounted in new settings to mittee and the Executive ter, Elaine, to Walter
enhance their value. The Committee on the basis of Rosenblum, son of Mrs.
Esther Rosenblum of South-
store has been advocating its deliberations.
Members of the liaison field and Dr. Saul
re-mounting rather than
customers selling old subcommittee are: Ben Rosenblum, also of South-
jewelry because of the in- Harold, Sheila Ordin, Sol field.
-creasing value of gem Schwartz, Lee Steinberg
A July wedding is plan-
t.
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U-M Hillel Will Present Kapustin Lecture
The Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation at the Univer-
sity of Michigan will pre-
sent the annual Brunhild
Kapustin Memorial Lecture
8 p.m. Monday in the found-
ations's headquarters, 1429
Hill, Ann Arbor.
The lecture will be deli-
vered by Baruch Levine,
professor of Hebrew at New
York University. His topic
will be "Judaism and Its Bi-
blical Roots."
The lecture was estab-
lished in memory of
Brunhild Kapustin, wife of
the former Hillel director at
Wayne State University.
Junior Division
Seminar Slated
Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
will hold an informal in-
volvement seminar for
young adults interested in
learning more about the di-
vision at 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the Whethersfield Apts.
club house in Birmingham.
Participants in the prog-
ram will describe some of
the activities of various di-
vision committees, as well
as the division's participa-
tion in the 1978 Allied
- Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund. Past
president Robert Slatkin
will talk about the relation-
ship of Junior Division to
the Federation.
Division President Jef-
frey N. Bonin also will
participate. Chairman
for the seminar is Eric C.
Oppenheim, head of the
division's executive
committee.
Junior rDivision is the
year-round Federation or-
ganization for men and
women of post-college age
through their early 30s. For
reservations to the in-
volvement seminar or for
information, call Lilian
Bernstein, division director,
965-3939.
The Hillel Foundation
will conduct an open
house 11:30 a.m. Sunday
at its headquarters. High
school juniors and
seniors and their parents
are invited to brunch,
presentations and a tour
of the campus.
The open house is part of
an outreach leadership de-
veloptnent program de-
veloped by Hillel under a
grant from the Jewish
Community Foundation.
The program involves meet-
ing with Jewish high school
juniors and seniors in vari-
ous Detroit area
synagogues and temples in
order to describe university
life in general, help sut-
dents gain a greater under-
standing and awareness of
Jewish and campus life and
introduce the participants
to various Jewish campus
activities and groups.
For information call
Hillel in Ann Arbor, 1-663-
3336.
In Wyoming women are
required to stand five feet
away from bars when drink-
ing in public.
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