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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bnai Brith Activities
TIKVAH CHAPTER
will install Pearl Shiovitz as
president for a second term
noon Tuesday at the Sutton
Place Apts. club house. Ida
Nathan, past president of
the Bnai Brith Women's
Council, will be installing
officer at the installation
luncheon. Mamie Barden is
chairman of the day.
Other officers to be in-
lied are: Harriet Sigel,
.da Raphael, Shirley
' nick, Leah Lubin, Gol-
die Kramer, Mary Lewis-
and Helen Waldbott, vice
presidents; Bess Belsky and
Sara Morris, treasurers;
Reva Sniderman, Dorothy
Fishman, Emily Buchman,
Sophie Perlman and Millie
Raub, secretaries; Betty
Cohen, Bess Gantz, Gail
Pearlman, Sally Paul, Bess
Pollack, Etta Levin, Sophie
Sinclair, Dorothy Stein,
Frances Silverman, board
members. There is a nomi-
nal charge. For reserva-
tions, call Nettie Weinberg,
luncheon chairman; 967-
1286.
have a games night and au-
ction 8 p.m. Saturday at the
Oak Park Community Cen-
ter. Tickets will be avail-
able at the door. There is a
charge. Refreshments will
be served. Prizes will be
awarded. For information,
call Rod Broder, fund-
raising vice president,
557-0139; or Sharon Kar-
bal, 682-2710. The unit will
have a board meeting 8 p.m.
Thursday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Levi (Vera) Lev,
34065 Standish, Westland.
The meeting also will be the
occasion for the paper dead-
line. Guests are welcome.
Persons unable to attend
should call the Levs,
1-261-4949; or President
Alex Ornstein, 968-0606.
RABBI MANDEL M.
ZAGER CHAPTER in-
stalled Estelle Warren as
president at its recent in-
stallation at Paradiso Cafe.
Other officers installed by
Past President Sara Levine
are: Sadie Camenker, Ann
Ehrenpreis, Sarah Ger-
vercer and Edna Lipowicz,
vice presidents; Lillian
Kane, treasurer; Bertha
Kole, Sylvia Goren, Sarah
Markowitz and Mabel Al..
yin, secretaries. Board
members are: Shirley
Kramer, Eva Bernstein,
Sylvia Pancer, Celia Kleg-
man, Jeanette Pohl, Alyce
Richman, Ann Pazner, Eva
Goldin and Bluma Brown.
Ethel Freedman is the
counselor.
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Bnai Brith Women Midwest
Regional Conference Set
Members of the Midwest
Regional board of Bnai
Brith Women will be hon-
ored at the regional confer-
ence Sunday through Tues-
day at the Kalamazoo Hil-
ton Hotel as they finish
their two-year terms of
office.
Board members to be
cited are: Gloria Ellis,
chairman of the Midwest
Region board; Charlotte
Edelheit, vice chairman of
the board; and Eadie Alb-
ion, secretary. They will be
honored with certificates
"for outstanding service."
Mrs. Ellis will speak on
her experiences as a
member of the national
executive board.
Sunday's schedule will
begin with 2 p.m. regis-
tration in the main lobby
of the hotel. The opening
banquet, chaired by Mrs.
Edelheit, will be held at
6:30 p.m.
Continental breakfast at
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7:30 p.m. will begin Mon-
day's schedule. A presidents
COUPLETS UNIT will
meeting, chaired by Mrs.
Ellis will be held at 8 a.m. A
membership meeting
chaired by Ruth Grey, Mid-
west Region board member-
ship chairman, and Linda
Moss of the regional board
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will be held concurrently.
The women will break
into workshop groups at
9:45 a.m. Betty Shapiro,
BBW past president, and
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Bea Fealk, moderator, will
introduce the workshops.
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Luncheon will be served
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"Naturally Yours" banquet
will be held at 7 p.m. and is
chaired by Betty Eidelman.
Tuesday will begin
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with continental break-
Your Children,
fast at 7:30 a.m., followed
Grandchildren &
at 8 by a chapter pro-
gramming meeting, led
Great-Grandson Adam Morris
by Sylvia Ross, Midwest
Region board and Detroit
Council counselor.
Esther K. Shapiro, direc-
tor of the Detroit Consumer
Affairs Department, will
speak on "Consumer's
Power." Mickie Lakin is the
moderator.
"Following a 10:45 a.m.
checkout, the women will
gather for an awards
brunch at 11:30 a.m. Ida
Stein is brunch chairman
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Happy 80th Birthday
BUBBIE
CHARLOTTE WEINER
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
FANNIE
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Israeli Arabs and Jews Topic
of AJCommittee Forum
"Relations Between Is-
raeli Arabs and Jews" is the
topic to be focused on by the
Detroit Chapter, American
Jewish Committee, 8 p.m.
Monday at the main United
Hebrew Schools building.
Guest speakers will be
Aviva Mutchnick, Nadim
Rouhana and Dr. Arthur
Mendel. Ms. Mutchnick is a
native of Iraq and grew up
in Israel after her family
was expelled from its native
land:
An Israeli, Rouhana is a
student at Wayne State
University. Mendel is pro-
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fessor of history at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
Maurice Binkow, vice
president of the Detroit
Chapter and chairman of
its foreign affairs com-
mittee, will chair the
meeting.
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