38 Friday, June 8, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

FOR WOMEN

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Home for Aged Auxiliary elects officers

arcatiour

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Restaurant-Lounges

NOW AVAILABLE •
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FOR YOUR FAVORITE OCCASION
EVERY SUNDAY ALL DAY

SATURDAYS ALSO . . . 12 Noon to 5 p.m.

• Bar Mitzvah
• Shower
• Birthday

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• Banquet
• Sweet 16

• Wedding
• Anniversary
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28815 FRANKLIN ROAD AT NORTHWESTERN & 12 MILE • Smithfield

Cynthia Steinberg was
installed as president of the
Jewish Home for Aged Aux-
iliary at its 59th anniver-
sary installation and an-
nual meeting at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Steinberg, a past
president of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek's Sisterhood and a
Sinai Hospital Guild board
member and volunteer, is
active in many community
organizations. Among them
are:
NJC/ NJH (formerly
CARIH), Hadassah,
Women's American ORT,
Bar-Ilan Women, B'nai
B'rith Women, Shapero
School of Nursing and is a
volunteer patient represen-
tative at Sinai Hospital.
Installed with Mrs.
Steinberg were: Jean Ar-
kin, Phyllis Kellerman, Be-
verly Laker, Anna Mickel,
Marilyn Rowens, and Mary
Tarnow, vice presidents;
Carol Aaron, Lili Kolb,
Carol Metzger and Elaine
Weiss, secretaries; Molly
Diamond, treasurer; Bea
Katzman, parliamentarian;

Kolb, Millie Kovan, Frieda
Langnas, Shirley Levin,
Evelyn Levine, Midge
Lusardi, Ella Marcus, Mari-
lyn Markel, Celia Meisner,
Esther Melton, Jacqueline
Milgrom, Ilene Nemer,
Mildred Newmark, Gert
Pritz, Fannie Robinson,
Diana Samson, Diane
Scholnick, Sadye Sherman,
Selma Snider, Miriam
Sandweiss and Ida Wright.
The auxiliary funds ongo-
ing projects for residents at
both Borman Hall and Pre-
ntis Manor.

Cynthia Steinberg

and Geraldine Margolis,
immediate past president.
Sharon Fleischman was the
installing officer.
The Board of Directors in-
cludes: Deanna Averbuch,
Gertrude Bernstein, Esther
Benson, Sara Berlin, Pearl
Bez, Betty Brodsky,
Suzanne Clark, Ethel Co-
hen, Miriam Davis, Ann
Faigin, Sandra Hertz, Ei-
leen Hoberman, Joan
Jacobs, Elsie Katz, Frieda

The auxiliary, currently
engaged in a life member-
ship campaign, draws on its
membership for volunteers.
For membership informa-
tion, call Mary Tarnow,
356-2063.

The auxiliary will expand
its services to include the
new Fleischman Residence
and Blumberg Plaza in
West Bloomfield upon their
opening. For volunteer in-
formation, call Rowena
Howard, 532-7112.

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West Bloomfield

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after 3 p.m.

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