46 ion 16, 1978
THE
write JEWISH NEWS
Hadassah Slates Its First
Annual Confab in Israel.
NEW YORK —Hadassah
will celebrate Israel's 30th
anniversary by holding its
annual national convention
there Sept. 19-25.
Bernice S. Tannenbaum,
national president of
Hadassah, announced that
the 64th annual national
convention — the first
Hadassah convention in Is-
rael — will include plenary
sessions and workshops in
- Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as
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well as a sound-and-light
performance at Masada and
a concert at Caesarea, and
study missions to various
Hadassah health, education
and land reclamation pro-
jects throughout the coun-
try.
Rose Goldman, of Jersey
City, N.J., is national con-
vention chairman and Ruth
Popkin, of Great Neck,
N.Y. is co-chairman.
The convention is open
to delegates, Hadassah
members, their husbands
and children, Hadassah
Associates and Hadassah
Founders. There are four
packages-10-,15-, 16 - or
22-day tours which in-
clude fare, hotel, tours
and special events.
In a related development,
a galaxy of stars — men,
women, entertainers, de-
signers, Christians and
Jews — have volunteered
their talents to broadcast
the Hadassah story over the
nation's airwaves on behalf
of the 1978,79 Hadassah
membership campaign.
Woe to the generation
which judges its judges.
—The Talmud
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Musical Mother, Daughters
Perform in Benefit Concert
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Cindy Rosner, left, Kim Rosner, center, and Collette
Salon Rosner, rehearse for a benefit performance for
the Mu Phi Epsilon international professional music
fraternity to take place 10:30 a.m. June 27 in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McFarlane, 324 Fiske, De-
troit. The public is invited at no charge.
Cindy Rosner, clarinetist,
Kim Rosner, flutist, and
their mother Collette Salon
Rosner, pianist will perform
in a benefit for Mu Phi Eqsi-
lon, international profes-
sional music fraternity,
10:30 a.m. June 27 in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew McFarlane, 324 Fiske,
Detroit.
A graduate of Michigan
State University, Kim has
performed with the
Chamber Music Orchestra
and the Opera Orchestra
and band. She is the reci-
pient of the Robert C.J.
Traub Memorial Scholar-
ship and has received scho-
larships from the Birmin-
gham Musicale and from
the music fraternity.
Her sister, Cindy, a re-
gistered music therapist
holds Bachelor of Music
Therapy and Bachelor of
Music Education degrees
YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH
15751 W. Lincoln Drive, Southfield
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tered programs.
from MSU. She was a
member of the New Mus-
ical Arts Woodwind En-
semble and the Sym-
phonic Band. She re-
ceived a scholarship
from the Michigan Fed-
eration of Music Clubs.
Their mother received a
Bachelor of Music degree
from Wayne State Univer-
sity where she was af-
filiated with Mu Phi Epsi-
lon and elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. She has been an ac-
companist at Temple Beth
El for the past 28 years.
The public is invited free
of charge.
Rabbi to Address
Day School Event
Rabbi Jacob Weinberg,
talmudic scholar and
teacher, will deliver an ad-
dress at a parlor meeting on
behalf of Torah Umesorah 8
p.m. Monday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ber-
lin, 18251 Onyx, Southfield.
Chairmen are Harry
Zekelman and David S.
Tanzman. Amos Bunim of
New York, associate chair-
man of the board of Torah
Umesorah, will report on
the international educa-
tional organization's new
programs on behalf of South
American Jewish com-
munities.
Rabbi Weinberg is rash
yeshiva of New Israel Rab-
binical College in Balti-
more. He serves on the ad-
visory committee for Torah
Umesorah.
Tickets Available
for Akiva Concert
Tickets are still available
for the Akiva Hebrew Day
School concert, celebrating
Israel's 30th anniversary, to
take place 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Southfield Lathrup
High School.
The concert will feature
entertainer Ron Eliran,
comedian Lou Mason and
folksinger Sherwood Goffin.
For ticket information,
call the day school, 354-
4664.
Beth El Re-Elects Novick
Marvin Novick was re-
elected president of Temple
Beth El at its 128th annual
meeting. Other officers are:
Mrs. Arthur R. Bloom and
Marvin H. Goldman, vice
presidents; Paul J. Dizik,
treasurer; and Milton H.
Dresner, secretary.
The following were
elected to the board of trus-
tees for a three-year term:
Jerry N. Balan, Douglas A.
Bloom, Mrs. Robert N. Can-
vasser, Mrs. Dennis N.
Frank, Fred E. Greenspan,
Dr. Dan M. Levitsky, Lee J.
Marks, Rodman N. Myers,
Nathan S. Peterman and
John H. Redfield.
Novick is vice presi-
dent of the United Heb-
rew Schools, vice chair-
man of Providence Hos-
pital Advisory Board and
executive vice president
of the Michigan Associa-
tion for Emotionally Dis-
turbed Children.
He is a past president of
the Married Group of the
temple and a past president
of the Oak Park Board of
Education. He is a member
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MARVIN NOVICK
of the Professional Division
of the Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
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