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master of ceremonies. Special
guests at the dinner dance will be
Dr. Richard Williams, interna-
tional president-elect, and Dr.
Allan Warnick, regent.
Lorie Horowitz will be in-
stalled as president of the auxil-
iary. A member since 1978, Mrs.
Horowitz has served on many
committees, on the board and as
financial secretary, treasurer and
president-elect.
Officers to be installed with her
are: Cheri Victor, president-elect;
Debbie Luria, treasurer; Lori
Roth, corresponding secretary;
Joyce Miller, recording secretary;
Patti Itskovitz, financial secre-
tary.
Elected to the board were: Les-
lie Black, Beverly Bloom, Joan
Bloom, Ruth Cabot, Bobbie
Charnas, Barbara Dorfman, De-
bbie Feldman, Marcia Felhan-
dler, Gail Finn, Barbara Fried-
man, Gail Goodstein, Laura Jaf-
fee, Sue Lasser, Chris Lesser,
Laura Miller, Stella Morof,
Lauren Rosenberg, Rhona Rosin,
Ellie Schaumberg, Ruth Telmer,
Liz Warnick, Jan Watzman, Ilene
Wolf, Julie Shiffman, Claudia
Hirschman and Beth Gursky.
The undergraduate dental stu-
dents from the dental schools of
the University of Detroit and the
University of Michigan also will
install their officers.

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JUST E. OF EVERGREEN

Israeli jurist Judge Hadassah
Ben Itto, who is in the United
States under the combined au-
spices of the American Section of
the International Association of
Jewish Lawyers and Jurists and
the World Zionist Organization,
will speak in the Detroit area
next week.
Judge Ben Itto will speak in
Ann Arbor at the Hillel Founda-
tion at 12:30 p.m. on Monday at
Cong. Beth Shalom in Oak Park,
at 7:30 p.m. Both events are open
to the public.
She will speak on continuing
ramifications of the U.N.'s'
"Zionism is racism" resolution. '
Judge Ben Itto was a member
of Israel's delegation to the U.N.
when the committee on which she
served passed the "Zionism is ra-
cism" resolution. She has twice.
held the temporary rank of Is-
rael's ambassador to the United
Nations and has represented Is-
rael at other international meet-
ings.
She has been a scholar in resi-
dence in Denver, Colo., served in
the Israeli Army during the War
of Independence and has sat on
the Israel Supreme Court. She
currently sits in .Tel Aviv. The
visit to the Detroit area is spon-
sored by the American Section of
the International Association of
Jewish Lawyers and Jurists.
Three members of the organiza-
tion's board of governors are from
the Detroit area: Judge Avern
Cohn and attorneys Michael Bin-
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