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But if you know where to look, you can find
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B'nai B'rith Council
Elects Officers

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Vice Presidents — Investments

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B'nai B'rith Michiga
Regional Council elected
1992-93 council officers.
Elected as council president
is John Rofel; vice presiden
are Burton Altman, Louis
Elkus, Gary D. Nucian, Leslie
M. Perlman, Max M. Way
burn.
Elliott H. Ring and Sau
Chudnow were elected as
recording secretaries. Albert '
Ryder was elected as councl
treasurer; and Ralph
Woronoff was elected a
chaplain.
Trustees of the council f
1992-93 are: Marc Drasnin,
Leonard Lebowitz, Dr. David
J. Mitchell, Jerome B. Olson,
Ricki Rogow, Ed Weberma
Ron White and Seymour Zate.
Elected as board of governors
to District 6 are Arthur
Schott and Ralph
Woronoff.
Installation will be held
6:30 p.m. June 24 at Adii
Shalom Synagogue. For ticket
information and reservations,'
call the Council office,4i
552-8177.

MASSAGE
THERAPIST

IS NOW AT

KITTY WAGNER'S

CALL FOR AN
APPOINTMENT
6261231

Machon IfIbrah will make
a presentation to the family of
the late William Borensteirl
on the occasion of the endow-
ment of the Borenstein-
Gordon Israel Scholarshia
Fund, which will enable"
Michigan college students
who wish to spend a summer
in Israel through Machon'ill
"Israel-U.S.A. Connection"
Program.
The Machon L'Torah an-
nual banquet will be 6 p.1111
June 17 at the Plaza Hotel,
Rabbi Yaakov Feitman will be
the speaker.
For reservations and infor-
mation, call Machon,
967-0888.