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"Character Assassination
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Rabbi Mark Cohn, Director,
"Why Be Good?
The Challenge to Youth"
Jerome Kaufman, Instructor,
Central East Region, National
Conference of Synagogue Youth
Community Jewish High School
"Israel — The Jewish Pressure Cooker"
Gidon Elad, Associate Director,
American Zionist. Youth Foundation
* Mitzvah Heroes and Heart of Gold recipients will be honored
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1992
7:30 P.M.
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Carol Israel
Installation Lunch
At Temple Beth El
Carol Israel will be install-
ed as the 44th president of the
Temple Beth El Sisterhood at
a noon May 18 luncheon at
the temple. The luncheon will
feature a musical program
presented by Cantor Gail
Hirschenfang and Gale
Kramer, pianist.
A former Sisterhood
treasurer, Carol Israel also
has served as a Sisterhood
vice president of administra-
tion, gift shop and commisary.
Twice chair of the sisterhood's
annual Party Planning
Showcase, she also is active in
many temple projects and has
served on the library, religi-
ous school, membership and
worship and ritual commit-
tees. She served as an officer
in the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods, District
11, where she was a vice
president and parliamen-
tarian. Carol is a life member
of Hadassah.
Other officers being install-
ed are Elaine Sturman, Sybil
Lerner, Sandy Moss, Shelly
Fogelman, Faye Goldman and
Lynn Newman, vice presi-
dents. Also, Janis Warren,
FayeClare Blau, treasurers;
Laurel Epstein, Linda Ber-
man, Miriam Cohen and
Laura Wise, secretaries.
Board members to be in-
stalled for a two year term are
Denny Brown, Miriam
Cohen, Helaine Feldheim,
Lucy Gersten, Joan Halpern,
Sybil Hoffman, Susan Kraus,
Elaine Maskin, Joyce Miller,
Sandi Millman, Sandy Moss,
Dorothy Reinheimer, Sandra
Reitelman, Phyllis Remer,
Lynn Yoffee and Alice Zacks.
Serving a one-year term are
Linda Berman, FayeClare
Blau, Roberta Charnas,
Laurel Epstein, Mary Eps-
tein, Betty Fisher, Shelly
Fogelman, Faye Goldman,
Carol Israel, Sybil Lerner,
Lynn Newman, Carol Plisner,
Sue Salesin, Elaine Sturman,
Janis Warren and Laura
Wise.
Two members of Adat
Shalom will share their
knowledge of Jewish history
in the sisterhood's spring
series, "From Our Members
With Love" 12:30 p.m. May 12
at the synagogue.
Renee Wohl will present a
program :titled "1939 —
Voyage of the Damned: Peo-
ple, Power and Politics." Her
talk will focus on how the
Jewish community responded
to crisis and the refugee ques-
tion. She will show the video
short "Bound for Nowhere."
Renee is director of the
Resource Center of the Agen-
cy for Jewish Education and
serves on the Adat Shalom
Adult Study Commission.
Miriam Rose, a longtime
member of the synagogue and
a docent at the Holocuast
Center, has done research on
Sephardic Jewry. She will
discuss "The Life and Times
of Joseph Nasi" 12:30 p.m.
May 19. The program will of-
fer a glimpse of the Jewish
life from Spain to Turkey dur-
ing the 16h century.
Refreshments will be serv-
ed. There is no charge. For in-
formation, call Rachel Maisel,
851-5449; or the synagogue
office, 851-5100.
Pisgah Women
Install Officers
The Detroit Business and
Professional/Pisgah Women
of B'nai B'rith will have their
luncheon and installation of
officers noon May 17 at
Farina's Catering on Coolidge
Highway in Berkley. Reserva-
tions are a must and there is
a charge.
The following officers were
elected to serve for 1992/1993:
president, Dorothy Goldberg;
vice presidents, Edith Good-
man, Sarene Mazer; secreta-
ries, Lillian Bratt, Marion
Morgan, Esther Goodman,
Etta Wykoff.
Board members are Evelyn
Anthill, Lenore Diskin,
Lillian Epstein, Ruth Lefton,
Gertrude Levenstein, Molly
Moss and Tillie Steinberg. In-
stalling officer will be Libby
Zalenko.
For information, call Ethel
Atkins, 968-0542.
Co-Op Council
Sets Meeting
Co-operative
Council,
League of Jewish Women,
will meet 9:30 a.m. May 14 at
the Jewish War Veterans'
Home to review the Passover
luncheon for the developmen-
tally impaired.