Tradition.
Franka Charlupski To Get
Bonds Peace Award
Pacesetters of the Israel
Bond campaign in Metro
Detroit will join in
celebrating the 10th anniver-
sary of the signing of the
Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty in
1979 when Franka Charlup-
ski, 1979 chairmen of the
Israel Bonds Women's Divi-
Zionist Organization of
America and the Israel Bond
Women's Division.
She and her husband,
Allen, both survivors of the
Holocaust, were instrumental
in the building of the
Holocaust Memorial Center,
and Mrs. Charlupski par-
ticipates in the Holocaust
Oral History Project in
various presentations, discus-
sions and symposia for high
school students.
Chairing the Diamond
Trustee Dinner will be Myr-
na Partrich and Maddie
Forbes.
Temple Women
Have Election
sion, accepts Israel Bonds'
Peace Treaty Award at a
black-tie Diamond Trustee
Dinner to be hosted by
Sydelle and Douglas Schubot
in their Franklin home on
April 29.
Meryl Podolsky, local Israel
Bond Women's Division chair-
man, said that the observance
is the first such program of a
series being conducted na-
tionally and internationally
under the auspices of the
Israel Bond Organization.
Mrs. Charlupski is active in
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
American Red Magen David
for Israel, B'nai B'rith,
Women's American ORT,
Hadassah, Pioneer Women,
American Mizrachi Women,
Jewish National Fund and
Cancer Fighters
Have Meeting
The City of Hope Helen
Rosenberg Cancer Fighters
will hold its April meeting at
the Colony Park club house
on Monday at 10:30 a.m.
Kitty Allen will review
"Breathing Lessons" by Ann
Tyler. A petite lunch will
follow the program. For infor-
mation, call Judy Shapiro,
542-3057.
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Temple Israel Sisterhood
will have its election meeting
on Monday at noon at the
temple.
Lynn Stern from the Turner
Geriatric Clinic, University of
Michigan medical center and
author of Improve Your
Memory, will be the guest
speaker. Call Temple Israel,
661-5700, to make reserva-
tions. There is a fee.
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HELEN NAIMARK, ex-
ecutive director of Jewish
Federation Apartments, Inc.,
was recently elected to the
House of Delegates, the na-
tional governing board of the
American Association of
Homes for the Aging. Ms.
Naimark is a member of the
board of directors of the
Michigan Non-Profit Homes
Association and serves on the
public policy committee of the
North American Association
of Jewish Homes for the Ag-
ed. She has served as Jewish
Federation Apartments direc-
tor since 1977.
DR. EDWARD SIDLOW has
been appointed assistant
dean of the College of Arts
and Sciences at Loyola
University of Chicago's Water
Tower Campus. The son of
Clarice and Hubert Sidlow,
Dr. Sidlow is a former
Detroiter.
MICHAEL DORFMAN, an
Andover senior, will represent
Oakland County in the state
Citizen Bee finals on May 2 in
Lansing. Michael was one of
the top three who won the
Oakland County Regional
Citizen Bee. The Citizen Bee
is a competition based on
American political and
cultural history, government,
geography, economics and
current events.
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