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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 30, 1985
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Are bills turning
your life story into "The
Case of the Disappearing
Paycheck"? Does all
your hard-earned money
seem to vanish without a
trace left to save?
Then perhaps you
should investigate United
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Because saving with
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Doreen Hermelin, left, and Miriam Shenkman, right, present Sydell
Schubot with an Israel Bonds Women's Division appreciation
'award.
"Breakfast at Schubot's," an
Israel Bond Women's Division
event geared toward indepen-
dent Bond purchases of $5,000
or more, realized $400,000 in
subscriptions from the 35
women who attended the special
program as guests of Douglas
and Sydell Schubot at Jules R.
Schubot Jewelers in Troy..
At the breakfast, the follow-
ing women were enrolled in the
1985 Golda Meir Club ($5,000 or
more): Eleanor Lessman, Ruth
Miller, Pearl Nosan, Frances
Fetter, Ann Newman, Rose
Ferber, Helen Beth Etkin, Phyl-
lis Newman, Dora Silverfarb,
Phoebe Mainster, Anne Silver,
Frieda Stollman, Leah Snider,
Barbara Stollman, Sydell
Schubot, Betty Kahn, Marge
Saulson, Helen Allen and Dottie
Gerson.
Diamond Trustee members
(purchasers of $10,000 or more)
for 1985 are: Miriam Shenkman,
Anne Parzen, Miriam Ferber,
Tillie Brandwine, Florence
Hermelin, Celia Schwartz, Alice
Ross, Dr. Susan Harold, Blanche
Pollack, Beverly Laker, Rosa
Schaumberg, Miriam Ham-
burger, Edith Frank and Betty
Singer.
Club
Minister's
Prime
($25,000 or more) members for
1985 are: Emma Schaver, Mala
Dorfman, Doreen Hermelin and
Franka Charlupski.
Following the program, Mrs.
Hermelin, Women's Division
chairman, and Mrs. Shenkman,
Golda Meir Club chairman, and
co-chairman of the breakfast
with Barbara Nusbaum and
Anne Parzen, presented the hos-
tess with a special Women's Di-
vision award of appreciation.
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and The Adeetesing (goo.
Michael Pitt, right, and his nephew, Adam, address guests at the
dedication of the Frederick H. Pitt Haverim Home in Southfield,
operated by the Jewish Association for Retarded Citizens.