B Friday, Ihy 12, 1978
THE DETROIT JEWISH MIS
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Dan Sandberg
353-0IMI9
SOL YETZ-MORRIS
COHEN POST and AUX-
ILIARY will meet 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the Jewish War
Veterans Memorial Home.
Current post and auxiliary
mosteries of the mina
Exciting entertainment for your club or organization. An
amazing demonstration of ESP and mind reading with audi-
ence participation.
Mel Eisenberg
547-2464
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officers will serve for a sec-
ond term. The auxiliary will
service the Ann Arbor Vete-
rans Hospital May 21. Ann
Rubin and Reva Dryman
are in charge of ar-
rangements. A party is
being planned for the Allen
Park Veterans Hospital on
June 1. Anyone wishing to
assist with either party
should call the president,
Jean Friedman, 557-1483.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN
AUXILIARY will meet
8:30 p.m. Monday in the
home of Ruth Weiss, 14220
LaBelle Blvd., Oak Park.
Reports will! be read. Gert
Left will chair the June 1
dinner honoring Sarah
Nemon and 25- and 30-year
members. The dinner will
take place 6:30 p.m. at the
Stephenson Club, Hazel
Park. For reservations, call
Mrs. Left, 398-4374, or Shir-
lee Snider, 358-3570. New
officers are Sadye Bosin,
president; Bernice Silver
and Edna Simon, vice
presidents; Anne Goodis,
patriotic instructor; Donna
Green, treasurer; Mrs. Ne-
mon, chaplain; and Mrs.
Snider and Hilda Jacobs,
secretaries.
In Los Angeles a cus-
tomer of a meat market is
prohibited by city ordinance
from poking a turkey to see
just how tender it is.
for the benefit of the Association of Invalids and Vete-
rans of World War II Who Emigrated to the United States
from USSR and East European Countries, Inc.
"SING MY GUITAR"
a concert of
YIDDISH-RUSSIAN-GYPSY MUSIC AND DANCE
performed by a troupe of 9 recently-arrived Soviet Jews
EMIL GOREVETS
Stage and Recording Star
with Ludmila Belous and Gregory Spektor
Grigory Art
Michael Gusakov
and Igor Zinman's instrumental ensemble
MONDAY, MAY 22 8 p.m.
OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL
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DONATION: $5 per person
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Locally sponsored by
Workmen's Circle Branch 227 and
Labor Zionist Alliance Branch 137
Women's Division
Annual Meeting
Slated at Center
Women workers and con-
tributors to the 1978 Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund will
gather noon Thursday at
the Jewish Community
Center for the 32nd annual
meeting of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation Women's
Division. Luncheon will be
served.
On the agenda are elec-
tion of officers and board
members for the coming
year. Outgoing President
Carolyn Greenberg will re-
port on the division's varied
activities during the past
year, and Campaign
Chairman Dulcie Rosenfeld
will give an update of the
division's participation in
the 1978 Campaign. Jewish
Welfare Federation
President Martin E. Citrin
will greet those attending
the meeting.
A highlight of the meet-
ing will be a special musi-
cal program prepared by
president
former
Weiner.
Josephine
Entitled "High Notes,"
the program is a musical
history of the Women's
Division.
Lea Field is chairman of
the annual meeting plan-
ning committee. Leah
Snider is vice president for
program.
Berry Named
by Seminary
Harold Berry has been
named to the board of over-
seers of The Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America.
Berry is a member of the
board of trustees and a
former president of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. He is a trus-
tee and past president of the
Luella Hannan Memorial
Home, a former vice
president and chairman of
the real estate and building
division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign and a member of
the Detroit Service Group.
His contributions have been
recognized by the American
Jewish Committee, which
gave him its Human Rela-
tions Award in 1976, and by
State of Israel Bonds, which
gave him its United
Jerusalem Award in 1977.
Redstone Cited
as Book Editor
The Detroit Chapter of
the American Institute of
Architects will mark the
publication of "Hospitals
and Health Care Facilities,"
second edition, edited by
Louis G. Redstone, at a re-
ception 4 p.m. Thursday at
the ALA headquarters, 553
E. Jefferson.
Published by McGraw-
Hill, the book demonstrates
how some new approaches
to health facility planning
work. The book focuses on
health care planning-
theory and practice, new
hospitals, updating existing
facilities, health related
facilities and combined
medical treatment.
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