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DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN
& LADIES AUXILIARY
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA

JACK SCHWARTZ
Department Commander

Campaign '92
Is Program Topic

ROSALYN LINER
Department President

SILVERMAN-DETROIT
POST NO. 135
David Dickman, Commander
Lillian Stein, Auxiliary President

LAWRENCE H. & JOSEPH JONES
AUXILIARY NO. 190
Marion Blondy,

Auxiliary President

LIPSHAW-HOBERMAN
POST NO. 230
Simon D. Krasner, Commander
Frieda Samoss, Auxiliary President

FLINT
POST NO. 231

LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN-
SOUTHFIELD POST NO. 333
Seymour Rubenstein, Commander
Bernice Wilson, Auxiliary President

LT. RAYMOND BLOCH-GEN.
MAURICE ROSE POST NO. 420
Morris Elken, Commander
Bertha Greenberg, Auxiliary President

PVT. ROBERT J. RAFELSON
PFC. JOSEPH L. BALE
POST NO. 431
POST NO. 474
Leslie Fleisher, Commander
Rubin Zissman, Commander
Corrine Oppenheim, Auxiliary President

SGT. CHARLES SHAPIRO
POST NO. 510
Bert Ellstein, Commander
Nathalie Keller, Auxiliary President

LT. ROY F. GREEN
POST NO. 529
Murray M. Kahn, Commander
Ruth Klein, Auxiliary President

SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN
POST NO. 530
Walter Fischel, Commander
Sarah Kaminsky & Anne Weinstein,

HARVEY DATER
POST NO. 559 (Lansing)
Bernard Friedland, Commander

LT. LARRY S. WEIL-
OAK PARK AUXILIARY NO. 716
Adele Lipson, Auxiliary President

PFC DORAN GOLDFARB-
TRI CITY POST NO. 727
Dr. Lewis Imerman, Commander

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National Service
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"A Bipartisan Look at Cam-
paign '92" will be the focus of
a dinner meeting of the
Jewish Federation Business
and Professional Women's
Division, 6 p.m. Oct. 14 at the
Townsend Hotel in
Birmingham.
Moderated by Laura Ber 2
man, columnist for the
Detroit News, the gathering
will feature presentations on
women's issues in the
presidential campaign by
Deborah Dingell of the
Michigan Democratic Party'
and Ronna Romney, a
member of Gov. John Engler's
transition team on policy.
An elected officer of the
Michigan Democratic Party,
Ms. Dingell is recognized as a
community and civic leader
in Washington, D.C., and
Michigan.
Ms. Dingell is a national ad-
vocate for women and child-
ren's health issues and chairs
the Michigan Infant Mortali-
ty Task Force and Washing-,,
ton's Women's Health Re-
source Center.
Ms. Romney was named one
of Michigan's most influential
women by the Detroit News
and Crain's Business Week.
Since 1989, she has chaired
the President's Commission
on White House Fellowship
and serves as political consul-
tant for WXYZ-TV 7 Action
News '92 Presidential Cam-
paign coverage.
The dinner meeting is be-`
ing organized by Marlene
Myers and Shelley Nadiv,
chairpersons, with Judge
Helene White, who chairs the
B & P programming commit-
tee, and Dorie Shwedel,
associate chairperson.
There is a charge for the
gathering; there will be no
solicitation of gifts. For reser?
vations by Oct. 7 or for infor-
mation, call Ellen Kriv-
chenia, 642-4260.

Congregation Shir Tikvah's
Dial a Shofar will be
available to anyone in the
community who would like to
hear the sounds of the shofar
during Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur.
By dialing 643-6520, listen-
ers will be able to hear a
2-minute tape featuring the
sounds of a Moroccan, a
Yemenite and an Ashkenazic
shofar as well as a short
greeting from Rabbi
Sleutelberg.
Dial a Shofar will be
available beginning Sunday,
Sept. 27, and will conclude
Sept. 29 for Rosh Hashanah.