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B'nai David
Installs. Officers
The sisterhood of Congrega-
tion B'nai David will install
its officers and board
members Saturday at Shab-
bat morning services. Rabbi
Morton Yolkut will be install-
ing officer.
Eleanor Maness will be in-
stalled as continuing
president.
Other officers to'be install-
ed are: Blanch Brant, first
vice president,' donor chair-
man; Esther Icikson, second
vice president, membership
chairman; Rosalie Dean,
third vice president, program
chairman; Ray Rosenberg,
treasurer; Freda Podolsky,
financial secretary; Fay
Fishman, 'recording
secretary; Sharon Klein, cor-
responding secretary; and
Helen Brown, chaplain.
Board members to be in-
stalled are: Marilyn
Avrushin, Sophie Berman,
Bernice Betman, Tillie
Bolton, Harriet Burnstein,
Sharon Chudnow, Sarah
Fridenberg, Yvonne Goldberg,
Marilyn Gonte, Gertrude
Grossman, Marilyn Jonas,
Bertha Levin, Sarah Levine,
Harriet Lusky and Marilyn
Markel.
Also: Hazel Nakisher,
Florence Nitzkin, Betty Pack,
Helen Ring, Tola Schwart-
zberg, Pat Shanbom, Betty
Silverfarb, Bertie Simon, Jen-
nie Solomon, Nita Steam,
Barbara Traison, Ruth
Traison, Bella Wais, Celia
Wilson and Mildred Zivov.
The community is invited.
Financial
Education
Matthew Kotzen, age 8
The Jewish Community Center
is a family affair!
•Save up to $100 on a General Family Membership
•Save up to $150 on a Health Club Membership
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
6600 West Maple Road • 661-1000, ext. 266
Good during September 1988 only • Must not have been a member in the past 12 months
Half down, balance in 90 days • Visa & Mastercard accepted
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FRIDAY,,AUGU5T 26, 1988
The Michigan Women's
Foundation and the
American Association of
Retired Persons will sponsor
a seven-week series on finan-
cial education for women.
The sessions will meet at 7
p.m. Wednesdays beginning
Sept. 28; in the cafeteria of
Southfield High School.
There is a fee.
For registration and in-
formation, call the Michi-
gan. Women's Foundation,
569-0113, before Sept. 21.
Women's League
Has Meeting
Co-Operative Council of the
League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, will meet on
Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the
Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home.
Irene Rodman, vice presi-
dent of the league and chair-
man of the Co-Operative
Council, announces that the
following ladies will serve
with her for 1988-1989:
Dorothy Cohen, treasurer;
Frances Shusteman, recor-
ding secretary; Bessie Chase,
corresponding secretary and
tributes; Ruth Weiss, sun-
shine; Elaine Kadashaw, case
clearance; Bernice Singer,
publicity; Nettie Deutch,
overall chairman for Jewish
retarded Chanukah and
Passover luncheons; Frances
Brown, luncheon chairman;
Dolores Greenspan and
Elaine Kadashaw, gifts.
Plans for the Channukah :-
luncheon for the Jewish
retarded will be discussed.
Needy charity cases will be
reviewed. Breakfast will be
served by the Bicur Cholem
Women.
Joan Israel
To Speak
The Metro Detroit Chapter
of WAND, Women's Action for
Nuclear Disarmament, will
open its 1988-1989 season
with a talk by Joan Israel,
clinical social worker, author
and femithst, 7:30 p.m. Sept.
6 at the Parks and Recreation
Center in the Southfield Civic
Center. She will speak on
"New Strategies for Women:
The Risks and Rewards of
Taking Power."
The community is invited
at no charge. For information,
call Jean Prokopow, 855-5462.
Hadassah
Meeting Set
The Greater Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah will
hold its opening meeting,
Sept. ' 6 at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
Doors open at 10 a.m. for
shopping. At noon a gourmet
lunch will be served. After
lunch, Annette Meskin,
former chapter president and
a national vice president, will
give a Hadassah update. Phil
Marcus Esser and Barbara
Bredius will perform.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation and reservations, call
Hadassah office, 683-5030 or
357-2920.
Rabbi Kessin
To Speak
The Women's Orthodox
League's first meeting of the
year will be held at 8:15 p.m.
at Young Israel of Greenfield.
Rabbi Mendel Kessin of New
York, will speak on "The True
Power of Speech."
Refreshments will be serv-
ed. For information, call S.B.
Kriger, 542-9243.