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Friday, June 19, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Clouds are playful fancies
of the mighty sky

Michigan ORT Region Plans Installation at Temple Israel

Barbara Weisberg will be Marian Menczer and Ruth
installed as president of the Rosenfeld, vice presidents;
Michigan Region, Women's Marlene Hoffman, trea-
American ORT, at a brunch surer; Susan Cuttner, Be-
11:30 a.m. Thursday at verly. Shoskes and Shirlee
Temple Israel. Rosen, secretaries; and
Officers to be installed Pauline Schreiber, par-
with her are: Susan Dubin, liamentarian.
designated chairman of the
Section coordinators are:
executive
committee Jody Abrams, Sarah
nominee; Bonnie Cousens, Glicklin, Rose Schultz,
Joan Feldman, Barbara Shelly Schultz and Yetta
Flashner, Harriet Jacobson, Wolf.

The

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Donna Sklar Installed as JNF
Young Women's Unit Head

Featuring
T.V. & Recording Artist

Donna Sklar was in-
stalled as president of
Young Women of Jewish
National Fund at the

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Program Chairman
Ms. Rosen announces the
musical trio, ABZ, will
entertain. Featured are
Norma Har Paz and Ab-
raham Ben Zeev.

Ms. Rosenfeld, region
honor roll vice president,
said that all honor roll
members will be honored.
Vickie Marcuson and Betty
Waxman announce that re-
served seating is available.
Barbara Rosenthal,
president of Women's
American ORT, District 7,
will be the installing officer.
She will be assisted by
Susan Dubin and Cory

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women's recent installation
luncheon.
Installed with her were:
Executive Vice President
and chairman of fund rais-
ing, Joan Shapiro; vice
presidents, Fay Oringal,
Phyllis Applebaum and De-
bbie Stern; Treasurer,
Madeleine Goldstein;
Secretaries, Esther Golden-
berg, Sheila Guyer, Dale
Goodman and Trudy Berlin;
Newsletter, Judy Kaufman;
and Publicity, Toby E.
Chudnow.
Past presidents are: Faye
Menczer, Vicki Buckfire,
Myrna Dosie and Rissa
Winkelman.
Members-at-large are:
Phyllis Abrahams, Pam
David, Blanche Dickman,
Edith Kowalsky, Pat Shan-
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