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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Day School Student Wins Spelling Contest
TOPEKA, Kan. (JTA) —
Tanya Zahavah, a fifth-
grade student at the Hyman
Brand Hebrew Academy, in
suburban Kansas City, is
the winner of the All-
-sepulchral and perspicacity,
and earned the right to re-
present Kansas in the fi-
nals of the National Spel-
ling Bee in Washington,
D.C. next month.
Kansas Spelling Bee title
because she knew how to
spell casuistry and fricas-
see.
The 10-year-old girl also
knew how to spell soliloquy,
is moving
the clock back
0 1981.
Jane Sherman to Lead JWF Women
Jane Sherman was
elected president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division at its
36th annual meeting, held
May 12 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Mrs. Sherman has been a
vice president of the di-
vision and its chairman of
the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign since 1980. She cur-
rently serves as co-
chairman of the National
Project Renewal Commit-
tee, and is also a member of
Federation's Board of Gov-
ernors and Executive
Committee. In 1971, she re-
ceived Federation's Sylvia
Simon Greenberg Award for
outstanding leadership.
Participants in the an-
nual meeting approved the
slate of officers and board
members for the coming
year, as, presented by
Nominating Committee
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Former Jewish Welfare Federation Women's Di-
vision presidents who participated in the annual
meeting included, standing from left, Diane Hauser -
Dulcie Rosenfeld, Shirley Harris, Barbara Marcus
Helen August, Jennie Jones, Tillie Brandwine, Frieda
Stollman and Edythe Jackier; and seated from left,
Ann Daniels, Esther Jones, Shelby Tauber and Jo
Weiner.
Chairman Dulcie Rosen-
feld.
The officers are Mar-
lene Borman, Janice
Schwartz, Donna Slatkin
and Melba Winer, vice
presidents; Diane F.
Klein and Linda Lee,
secretaries. Dulcie
Rosenfeld and Carolyn
Greenberg were elected
division representatives
to the board of gover-
nors.
Serving on the board of
directors are Susan Alter-
man, Bobbie Blitz, Susan
Citrin, Marcy Feldman,
Baylee Franklin, Pola
Friedman, Francine Gold,
Doralee Goldman, Nancy
Hirsch, Nancy Jacobson,
Diane J. Klein, Edie Mit-
tenthal, Judy Naftaly,
Women Elect Rena Tobes
, Rena Tobes was elected
president of the Michigan
Branch, Women's League
for Conservative Judaism,
at its spring conference at
Cong. Beth Shalom.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Tobes is a member of Cong.
Bnai Moshe and is on its
board of directors. She also
RENA TOBES
is a member of Bnai Brith
and Hadassah.
Mrs. Tobes has been a
teacher, social worker and
home economist for the
state of Michigan and
Jewish Family Service.
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Holocaust Survivors Asso-
ciation in Michigan — will
have its next meeting 8 p.m.
Monday in room 13 of the
Jimmy Prentis Morris
Branch of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
Dr. Kalman Kaplan of the
department of social psy-
chology at Wayne State
University will speak on the
"Psychological Aspects of
the Arab-Israeli Conflict."
Coffee will be served at
7.30 p.m. The public is in-
vited at a nominal charge.
For information, call
Charles Silow, daily, 962-
9694.
Pamela Opperer, Marcia
Parven, Rosalind Schiff,
Leah Snider and Sally
Soberman.
Elected to the advisory
service council were Evelyn
August, Rose Cooper, Ber-
nice Deutsch, Vivian
Deutsch, use Doner, Ethel
Frank, Mildred Grossman
and Sybil Jones. Members
at large are Ellen Labes and
SharonHart.
Federation President
Avern Cohn praised the di-
vision's "tradition of excel-
lence," and commended the
past and present leaders for
nurturing the division's ac-
tivities which have, in turn,
enriched the community.
Outgoing President
Shelby Tauber thanked
the more than 250 women
present for their talent
and dedication. She also
summarized the year's
achievements.
The division's former
presidents presented the
program, offering high-
lights of their terms of office
and personal recollections.
Original songs were written
by Maida Portnoy and Jo
Weiner.
The annual meeting was
coordinated by former
President Esther Jones and
Vice President Janice
Schwartz.
Senator Invites
Bond Women
State Sen. Douglas Ross
has invited the Detroit
Chapter of the Interna-
tional Israel Bond Golda
Meir Club to attend Senate
proceedings June 3, at
which time he will formally
introduce the Israel Bond
honor society to the legisla-
tive body.
Eligibility for GMC
membership, and its June 3
Lansing tour, is by 1982
purchase of $5,000 or me
in Israel Bonds.
Hosting the tour will be
tour chairman Anne Par-
zen, Franka Charlupski,
Miriam Hamburger and
Ruth Friedman. For infor-
mation, call Israel Bonds,
557-2900.
Elected to Posts
The Wayne State Fund
has named Ron Stone vice
president for corporate and
foundation relations and
Eugene Driker vice
president of planned and
annual giving.