THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

44 Friday, May 25, 1919

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ZAGER-STONE Bowl-
ing League installed Dr.
Gerald Kahn president for

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the 1979-1980 program
year. Other officers are:
Jack Freed, Jack Serling,
Leo Anstandig and Ben
Martin, vice presidents;
Paul Rafales, treasurer; and
Mark Sperling, secretary.
The lodge league will bowl
9:30 p.m. Wednesday, be-
ginning Sept. 5.

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SPRING

COUPLETS UNIT will
have a dinner meeting 6:30

Probus Scholarship Funds
Given to Hebrew Free Loan

p.m. June 3 at the Maple
House Restaurant, Maple
and Lahser Roads, Bir-
mingham. A business meet-
ing will follow. There is a
charge, and guests are wel-
come. Reservations must be
in by Wednesday. For in-
formation, call Norrine
Selesko, hospitality chair-
man, 553-8833; or Arni
Zalesin, programming serv-
ices vice president, 642-
0392.

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Bnai Brith Women's Region
Honors Rachel Rosenkranz

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Rachel Rosenkranz has
been named regional volun-
teer of the year by the Mid-
west Region of Bnai Brith
Women.
A member of Bloch Chap-
ter, Ms. Rosenkranz has
served both as sunshine and
community services chair-
man. The Children's Vil-
lage in Pontiac, has been
the beneficiary of much of
her time. She visits the
home regularly, bringing
gifts and home baked
goodies for the children. She
has arranged holiday cele-
brations for children unable
to be with their families.
Ms. Rosenkranz also is
involved with the Bnai
Brith Women's program

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at the Veteran's Hospital
in Allen Park.
She also is affiliated with
the Tri-County Widow's
Club, an organization to as-
sist recently widowed
women, and the Einstein
Elementary School, where
she works with children ex-
periencing school adjust-
ment difficulties. In addi-
tion, she is an active
member of "Going Like 60"
Senior Citizen's Club, and
the newly chartered Bnai
Brith Women Natanya
Chapter for women alone.

"Missions Accomplished
— Poland-Israel-Egypt" is
the topic for the next open
meeting of the Israel Infor-
mation and Resource Cen-
ter 1 p.m. June 3 in the
Jewish Community Center
Library.
Sally Krugel, Linda Jac-
kier, Sue Alterman and
Shelly Jackier, members of
the IIRC who participated
in the recent United Jewish
Appeal National Young
Leadership Mission
entitled: "From Holocaust
to Rebirth — Poland-
Israel," will relate their ex-
periences through slides
and commentary.
Harriet Alpern, also of
the IIRC, will share her ex-
periences through slides of
her trip to Egypt. Admis-
sion is free.

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Shaare Zedek Hospital's
Dinner Is Set for Tuesday

Resource Center
Meeting to Focus
on UJA Mission

Kathy Fischer
to Wed in Fall

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The Probus Club of Detroit has turned over its
interest-free student scholarship fund to the Hebrew& '-
Free Loan Association. Shown are, from left, Probus
president Paul Hack, Probus scholarship co-
chairman Henry Auslander, Hebrew Free Loan trea-
surer Milton Marwil and vice president Graham
Landau, and Probus scholarship co-chairman Henry
Leopold.

MISS FISCHER

Mr. and Mrs. Harold P.
Fischer of West Bloomfield
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Kathy, to
Robert Garelik, son of Mrs.
Sol Chernoff of Southfield.
Mr. Garelik attends the
Wayne State University
School of Business.
'A fall weddinc is planned.

The founders' wall at the new Shaare Zedek Med- °-
ical Center in Jerusalem is shown.
The annual dinner of the have joined the national
Detroit Friends of Shaare group of Shaare Zedek
Zedek Hospital in founders. Rabbi Joshua
Jerusalem will take place Sperka, president of the De-
6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the troit Friends, will present
founder stones to the hon-
Sheraton-Southfield Hotel.
Guest speaker is Rabbi orees and Sol Lessman will
Morris Talansky, senior speak in the name of the
vice president of the Ameri- founders' group.
can Committee of Shaare
A film depicting the
Zedek Hospital. Samuel W. story of Shaare Zedek
Platt is dinner chairman.
from its beginning in 1902
The Detroit Friends will to the dedication of the
honor Mr. and Mrs. Louis New Shaare Zedek Medi-
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. cal Center will be shown. •
Daniel S. Cooper, Mr. and
For reservations, call
Mrs. Leslie Krakovits, Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Lessman and Alex Roberg, 544-8412 or
Mrs. Morris Schaver who 547-3890.

MSU Jewish Students Group -
Fights Arab Bias on Campus,

The Israel Awareness
Group at Michigan State
University (MSU) has
played an active role in op-
posing anti-Israel activities
on campus.
Since its inception, in the
fall of 1978, the student
organization has sponsored
a variety of activities. The
events range from distribut-
ing leaflets at Arab
speeches to setting up "Is-
rael information tables" in
the various dorms on cam-
pus.
Sheila Monast, founder of
the group, expressed her
reason for starting the
group in a recent issue of
"The Jewish Voice," the
monthly newspaper of the
MSU Hillel Foundation.
"I get more angry and
sad in my heart when I

see Jews who are embsr-
rassed to be Jews thi
do when I see Arabs
are speaking against Is-
rael," she said.
The final events planned
for the spring term at MSU
are a "kumsitz" (sing
around the campfire) and a
movie and party.

Named to MERC

William
Attorney
Ellmann of Farmington
Hills has been re-appointed
to the Michigan Employ-
ment Relations Commis-
sion. Ellmann has served on
the three-man commission
since 1973.

Bread of falsehood is
sweet to a man; but after-
wards his mouth shall be fil-
led with gravel.

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