r THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Men's Clubs ADAT SHALOM synagogue's United Hebrew MEN'S CLUB will host a Schools branch will present breakfast program 11 a.m. a musical program, "Alice Sunday in the synagogue in Wonderland." Com- social hall. Residents of plimentary continental Borman Hall-Jewish Home breakfast will be served. for Aged will be the guests SHAAREY ZEDEK of the men's club in coopera- MEN'S CLUB will hold its tion with Operation Out- installation of officers 8 reach. Students in the p.m. May 25 at the synagogue. There is a charge. For reservations, call Selma Lerner at the synagogue, 357-5544. -Orchestra LENNY LIEBERMAN 559-0844 Quality Music Disco Dance Instruction Floor Show (audience participation) ALL IN ONE New Member NEW YORK — Emunah Women of America has joined the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations. 4yit- Friday, May 16, 1980 43 Consortium Affiliation Helps Sinai Hospital Reduce Costs Two million dollars was saved last year through the efforts of the Purchasing Consortium of Jewish Hos- pitals which held its quar- terly meeting at Sinai Hos- pital of Detroit this week. Sinai Hospital and 16 other Jewish sponsored hospitals and medical cen- ters throughout the country comprise the consortium, which currently is one of the largest purchasing coopera- tives in the country. The consortium, representing a total of more than 9,000 hospital beds, negotiates purchases in larger quan- tities than any of the indi- vidual institutions could make alone. Quantity pur- chases drive down the cost of goods and services for all of the member institutions. The financial benefits of belonging to the consortium will far outweigh the cost of membership by the end of 1980. For eyery $1 Sinai in- vested in consortium mem- bership fees, $1,081 will have been returned. The consortium is di- rected by the chief execu- tive officers of the member institutions and operated by their desig- nated purchasing execu- tives who evaluate cost savings on a quarterly basis. Participating in the con- sortium are Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadel- phia, Pa.; Beth Israel Hospi- tal Association, Boston, Mass.; Cedars-Sinai Medi- cal Center, Los Angeles, Calif.; The Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati, Ohio; Jewish Hospital of St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo.; The Miriam Hospital, Providence, R.I.; Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mount Sinai Hospital, Min- neapolis, Minn.; Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center of Chicago, Ill.; The Mount Sinai Hospital of Cleveland, Ohio; Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mount Sinai Medical Cen- ter of Greater Miami, Home for Aged Auxiliary to Install Officers at Lunch Miami Beach, Fla.; Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Center, San Francisco, Calif.; Michael Reese Hos- pital and Medical Center, Chicago, Ill.; Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Md.; Sinai Hospital of Detroit; and Touro Infirmary, New Or- leans, La. 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ALLAN President GEMOLOGIST DIAMONTOLOGIST •Styling with imagination • •Sensible prices • Decorator fabrics •Fine workmanship • Direct mill buying Preparing for the installation luncheon for the Jewish Home for Aged Auxiliary are, from left: Sha- ron Fleischman, outgoing president; Marcia Tanzman, newly elected president; and Sophie LeVine, chairman of the day. Jewish Home for Aged Auxiliary will install Mar- cia Tanzman as president at its installation-luncheon noon June 12 at Cong. Beth Shalom. Other officers to be in- stalled by Past President Estelle Galper are: Jean Arkin, Vivian Best, Sophie LeVine, Ann Mickel, Ros lyn Weiner, vice presidents; Gertrude Pretz, Elaine Weiss, Lili Kolb, Betty Wolfe, Isabel Berlin and Rose Korinsky, secretaries; Rose Teman, treasurer; Bea Katzman, parliamentarian; and Sharon Fleischman, adviser. Chairmen are: and gift shop. There is a charge. Checks should be made payable to the auxiliary and sent to Vivian Best, 22970 Valley View, Southfield 48034; or to Anna Mickel, 30330 Southfield, Southfield 48076. - Esther Melton, Gladys Barr, Esther Benson, Sayde Sherman, Sara Berlin, Gert Bernstein, Betty Brodsky, Irene Fink, Mari- lyn Markel, Pearl Bez, Rose Shore, Celia Meisner, Jean Ar- kin, Ethel Cohen, Ann Faigin, Elsie Katz, Phyllis Kellerman, Geraldine Margolis, Fannie Robinson, Rose Korinsky, Es- telle Galper, Rochelle Barr, Mary Tarnow, Gertrude Pretz, Cynthia Steinberg, Karen Singer, Esther Mendelsohn, Ilene Nemer, Leo and Diane Samson and Hattie Grand. The installation will be the occasion of the 55th an- niversary of the auxiliary. Entertainment will be pro- vided by- duo piano team of Rochelle Barr and Sylvia Barr. Mrs. LeVine is chair- man of the day. 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