40 Friday, April 16, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Wolfe Addresses Parley on Aging

Charles S. Wolfe, execu-
tive vice president of the
Jewish Home for Aged, ad-
dressed the 32nd annual
Conference of the National

Council on the Aging in
Washington, D.C., April 1,
at the invitation of the Na-
tional Institute of Mental
Health.

Federation Women Conduct Retreat at Butzel Center

Women's Division leaders
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration will attend a two-
day retreat May 5 and 6 at
Butzel Conference Center

Yours Will Be A Memorable Party
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The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit will hold its
55th annual installation of
officers 12:15 p.m. May 13
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Coffee and cake will be
served by the sisterhood of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
whose president, Joyce
Blum will give the invoca-
tion. Installing officer will
be Rhea Appelman.
The afternoon program
will be presented by Michi-
gan Opera Theater whose
general director is David
DiChiera. "Michigan Opera
Theatre's Greatest Hits"
will be performed.
This installation meet-
ing will honor Sister
Carol Rittner, assistant
to the vice president for
academic and student af-
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The Cooperative Council
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Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit held its an-
nual Passover Seder lunch-
eon April 12 at the main
Jewish Community Center
for mentally impaired pa-
tients from hospitals, foster
homes and nursing homes.
Approximately 250
guests attended. Each per-
son was presented with a
gift of Passover foods.
Entertainment was pro-
vided by the Musicaleers —
Shirley Frost, Shirley Be-
lkin, Mimi Summers, Clar-
ence Sharp and pianist Rose
Morgan.
Max Sosin was master
of ceremonies. Rabbi and
Mrs. Solomon Gruskin
made direct contact with
each patient and ar-
ranged for their trans-
portation through the
Ladies of Oak Park.
The president of the
Cooperative Council is Mrs.
Norman Schakne; chair-
man is Mrs. Paul Deutch;
chairmen of the day, Mrs.
George Brown and Mrs.
Harold Greenspan; gift
chairmen, Mrs. Stewart
Linden and Mrs. David
Fishman.

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President of the league is
Marilyn Schakne. Program
vice president is Marjoire
Saulson; nominating
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finding mission to Ethiopia.
The mission was conducted
by the National Jewish
Community Relations
Advisory Council to study
the Falasha situation.
Retreat chairman is Leah
Snider, and co-chairmen are
Nancy Hirsch and Nancy
Jacobson. Adviser is Edie
Mittenthal. The committee
includes Jan Hauser, Mar-
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Beverly Peterman, Dulcie
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meet with Sue Stevens of
New York, director of the
CJF Women's Division,
who has worked in pro-
gram development with
200 women's divisions
throughout the U.S. and
Canada.
Attention will also be
given to the current Middle
East situation and its im-
pact on this country by
guest speaker Prof. Zvi
Gitelman, director of the
Center for Russian and
Eastern European Studies
at the University of Michi-
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Lawrence Jackier, Pro-
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chairman for the Allied
Jewish Campaign and vice
president df the Jewish
Community Center, will
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of a questionnaire that was
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HAPPY 50th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

To Our Wonderful
Parents & Grandparents

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All Our Love

Marilyn, Jeri, Pam, Sharon,
Mark, Ken & Andy