THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS. 1 GRAND OPENING . • , FOR WOMEN 41 Friday, June 14, 1985 NOW—FIRST IN MICHIGAN—ENJOY THE NEW—DIFFERENT DELICIOUS and EXOTIC o h, — - MONGOLIAN B-B-0 per DINNER—ALL YOU CAN EAT! person 4187 HIGHLAND RD. WATERFORD • PONTIAC 3 Mile s W. of Telegraph 683-5530 DIMONA CHAPTER, Pioneer CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women/ Women/Naamat, will have its annual installation luncheon at noon Wednesday at the Roman Terrace restaurant. Installing officer will be Ann Kaplan, Entertainment will follow. Offi- cers to be installed are: President, Elaine Kohner; Vice Presidents, Frieda Leemon, Frieda Faigin, Shirley Collins; Financial Secre- tary, Margaret Bialkin; Trea- surer, Miriam Hoberman; Secretaries, Lorraine Tannis, Alice Ross, Betty Rath; committee heads, Sylvia Binder, Frances Konop, Billie Kramer, Vera Rol- lins, Betty Rath, Alice Ross. Naamat, will have a meeting Monday at 11:30 a.m. at the Kris- ten Towers, Oak Park. The follow- ing officers were elected: President, Jeanette Serling; Vice Presidents, Anna Berg, Rose Horowitz; Secretaries, Anna Mentzel, Yetta Weiner, Fanny Siegel, Frieda Steinharter, Fanny Hochman, Etta Kleiman, Dora Fink, Ella Felman; Social Corn- mittee, Lillian Levine, Sophie Rosenstein, Sarah Rothstein, Belle Honeyman. Brunch will be sponsored by Sarah Rothstein. Friends are welcome. FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pioneer Women/Naamat, will hold a regular business meeting on June 24 at noon at Kristen To- wers, 25900 Greenfield, Oak Park. Prospective members and guests are invited. Refreshments will be served. AVODAH - CHAI - BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pioneer, Women/ Naamat, will hold a regular luncheon meeting on Monday at noon at the Whitehall Apts. club house. Nancy Filmore of the Southfield Library will review The Outsiders by Howard Fast. For reservations for the June 24 installation luncheon at the Red Lobster, call Lil Goldman, 541- 6729. Nursing Director Named At Sinai Genie Dunn has been promoted to the position of director of nursing/perinatology - gynecol- ogy of Sinai Hospital, responsible for leadership and management of the Level III Mothers and Infants Center. Dunn has held the position in an acting director capacity since August 1984. Prior to that she was an administrative staff assis- tant to the associate adminis- trator for nursing. Dunn has been with Sinai since 1961. A graduate of Mercy College of Detroit, Dunn is currently enrolled in the Master of Science Administrative program at Madonna College. Health Class Offered By ARC . The Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the American Red Cross is offering a new course ti- tled Home Health Aide. The course will train individuals in the skills needed for employment as a home health aide with an agency specializing in home health care. The first class begins June 24. The 80-hour course will require four hours of class participation five days a week for four weeks. There is a fee. For more information or to reg- ister, call the Red Cross, 494-2875 or 494-2876. Amit women, will hold a spring luncheon at the Lincoln Towers club house on Tuesday at noon. Alvin L. Kushner, executive di- rector of the Jewish Community Council, will speak on current is- sues of interest to the Jewish Pioneer Women Install Officers Pioneer Women/Naamat, will hold a victory dinner on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Kristen Towers, 25900 Greenfield, Oak Park. Guest speaker Marilyn Betman will give a talk on "Let's Get Meta-Physical." Ms. Betman is a TV producer and moderator, author, columnist for the Daily Tribune, Oakland Press and Oak- land University paper The Oak- land Sail. For reservations, call Bernice Shapiro, 968-1169; or Ann Kaplan, 967-3988. There is a charge. Advertising in The Jewish News Gets Results Place Your Ad Today. Call 354-6060 I mmoommol. 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There will also be an installa- tion of the individual club presidents and the presentati6n of the new life members. The musical program will be presented by the Pioneer Women/Naainat Chorale, under the direction of Molly Sallen. Officers to be installed are: President, Ann Kaplan; Naamat Vice President; Belle Glenner; Education Vice President, Evelyn Noveck; Membership Vice President, Dorothy Tendler; Organization Vice President, Bess Berris; Recording Secretary, Lillian Meyers; Financial Secre- tary, Margaret Bialkin; Trea- surer, Anne Mondrow; Dues Secretaries, Pearl Nusbaum and Gertrude Green; Mailing Secretaries, Fanny Press and Judie Moss. There is a charge for the lunch- eon. Reservations may be made by calling the Pioneer Women office, 967-4750. •• community. Hostesses for the luncheon are Mesdames Rae Bod- zin, Dora Corman, Bea Davidson, Helen Mertz, Sylvia Knoppow, Esther Schuval, Vivian Shulman, Ann, Witzel, Esther Wolok and Bertha Golden. Proceeds will go to absorb Ethiopian children in the schools and homes in Israel under the care of Amit Women. For reservations, call Mrs. Raymond Rosenberg, 547-6540; or Mrs. Sidney Golden, 968-5699. Friends are invited. - smumn 222222 • AM WWWWWW NUS AO t"- ti ME I AA AAAAAMIRWAA