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FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1988
Irene Rodman, chairman of
the Co-Operative Council of
the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations, an-
nounces a luncheon meeting
to celebrate "a year of
dedicated services" on Thurs-
day at noon, at the Sutton
Place club house.
Elonore Keys, supervisor of
the Jewish Family Service,
will be the guest speaker.
Hostesses for the luncheon
will be the David-Horodoker
Women's Organization,
Jewish War Veterans Ladies
Auxiliary and Primrose
Benevolent Club. Attendance
is by invitation only.
Officers To Be
Installed In June
Congregation Beth Achim
Sisterhood will hold its in-
stallation of officers and
board members at an Oneg
Shabbat luncheon following
services on June 4 at the
synagogue.
Installing officer is Sharon
Silverman, sisterhood past
president. Libby Ben Moche
is installation chairman.
Those being installed are
President, Donna Litman;
Vice Presidents, Mary Gamer
and Adele Staller;
Secretaries, Beverly Hacker,
Barbara Berris, Francine
Berman, Alice Cohen, Anne
Weiner, Estelle Wainer,
Lillian Katz and Ruth Weiss;
Past President and adviser,
Sandy Fink; and Treasurer,
Candy Rafsky.
For reservations, call the
synagogue office, 352-8670.
Sharona Plans
Regular Meeting
The next regular meeting of
Sharona Chapter, Na'amat,
USA will be held on Thursday
at 8 p.m. in the home of Gigi
Kannon, 26114 Summerdale,
Southfield, 356-6756. Guest
speaker is Larry Berkove,
who will speak on "A Trip to
Japan?'
LOCAL NEWS I
Bernard Is Nominated
To. Lead Young Adults
Dennis S. Bernard has been
nominated as president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation's
Young Adult Division, whose
50th annual meeting will
take place at 7:30 p.m. June
23 at Knollwood Country
Club.
The evening's program in-
cludes a report by outgoing
President Norman H.
Beitner, and a night of danc-
ing, with music provided by
disc jockey Eric Harris.
Election and installation of
officers and board members
will also take place.
Other nominees are Brian
E. Kepes, chairman of the
YAD executive committee;
Tamara R. Gorosh, Frank S.
Sklarsky and Paul S. Magy,
vice presidents; Susan E.
Alterman, secretary.
Matthew Arbit, Norman H.
Beitner (ex-officio), Richard B.
Broder, Karen I. Goodman,
Nathan Leader, Jeffrey A.
Levine, Phillip E. Seltzer and
Lisa Sommers are nominated
to serve on the executive com-
mittee as members-at-large.
Nominated to the board of
directors for an additional
one-year term are David H.
Colburn, Suzan Curhan,
Ronald D. Fry, Larry Handler,
David B. Jaffe, Hannan Lis,
William M. Mazer III, Jill
Dennis Bernard
Mehr, Gary Ran, Jay B.
Rosen, David C. Rouff and
Nathan Upfal. Tatyana
Dashevsky, a Soviet
refusenik, is proposed as
honorary board member.
Tali Arbel, Jeffrey S.
Barker, Stuart Borman,
Keith Braun, Wendy Eichen-
horn, Scott A. Eisenberg,
Laurie R. Frankel, Beth S.
Komisar, Pamela B. Lippitt,
Robert Mattler, Mitchell
Mondry, Lee Morof, Steven
Perlman, Deborah Schwartz,
Ellen Sherman, Judith M.
Sklar, Jeffrey Sternberg,
David R. Victor and Linda
Zelch are nominated to the
board for a first term.