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Treasurer Joyce Sherman,
Assistant Treasurer Clara
Barenholtz, Recording
Secretary Marjory Ansell,
Assistarit Recording Secretary
Arlene Redfield, Corresponding
Secretary Rita Selburn, Finan-
cial Secretary Sally Mayer,
Assistant Financial Secretary
Claire Kretchmer and Assis-
tant Financial Secretary Ada
Feldman.
First-term members of the
board of directors to be install-
ed are: Phillis Applebaum, Fay
Genden, Claudia Gold, Marsha
Gordon, Sally Green, Lillian
Langer, Barbara Mayer,
Beatrice Rowe, Mary Schwartz,
.Gloria Siegel and Fran Wigod.
Second-term board members
to be installed are: Penny
Blumenstein, Hilda Erman,
Lois Granader and Marilyn
Silver.
Chairmen of the day are
Lenore Dorfman and Mary
Schwartz. For reservations, call
the NCJW office, 258-6000.
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Sylvia and Rochelle Barr
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You're invited to see more of the first totally
new Jaguar sedan in nearly two decades.
The all-new 1988 Jaguar XJ6 sedan has
arrived. As successor to the legendary
Series III sedan, its introduction has been
one of the most eagerly anticipated auto-
motive events in years. According to the
experts, it has been worth the wait. But we
think you should experience the new XJ6
for yourself.
We're inviting you to feel the authorita-
tive power of jaguar's new 24-valve, double
overhead cam six cylinder engine. Sample
40 years...Cre
its luxurious handcrafted interior. Experi-
ence its fully independent suspension with
its near perfect balance of surefooted tenac-
ity and supple ride. In short, we'd like to •
show You all of the first totally new Jaguar
sedan in nearly two decades—the 1988 XJ6.
ENJOY TOMORROW. BUCKLE UP TODAY.
JP GUAR
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Mother-Daughter Duo
Performs For Women
The mother and daughter
duo-piano team of Sylvia
Barr and Rochelle Barr will
present a classical music pro-
gram entitled, "Four Hands
in Two Piano Time" at the
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
installation luncheon on May
20 at noon at Temple Beth
El.
At 15, the former Sylvia
Stone was a graduate concert
piano student studying under
the late Dr. Alle D. Zuidema.
At Cass Technical High
School Music Department,
she also was an accomplished
harp student. She was chosen
to represent Detroit and
played the piano with the
National High School Or-
chestra in Dallas, Tex., under
the direction of Joseph E.
Maddy, the founder of Inter-
lochen.
During the Depression she
was forced to give up her
concert aspirations and be-
come a piano teacher. Re-
cently she has taught the
piano only to her own
grandchildren. She is a
teacher of the Hebrew lan-
guage and has, also, prepared
hundreds of young men and
women for bar and bat
mitzvah.
Rochelle Barr began her
piano studies with Dr.
Zuidema and then continued
with the late Dr. Edward
Breclshall. She was the May
Festival soloist with her high
school orchestra. Later while
touring the Scandinavian
countries she played com-
poser Edward Grieg's own
piano at his home in Trol-
dhaugen, Norway. Presently
she plays the organ and is
the assistant organist at
Temple Beth El.
Freda Mendelson will nar-
rate the musical program.
Paid reservations are due
at Temple Beth El, 7400
Telegraph, Birmingham,
48010, by Tuesday.