We are saddened to witness the dosing of our neighboring
congregation, B'nai David. Our commitment to Oak Park,
Southfield and Huntington Woods remains strong. We
cordially invite B'nai David families to join us for Shabbat and
daily services during your transition.
CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM
14601 WEST LINCOLN
OAK PARK, MICHIGAN 48237
547-7970
Daily Services 7:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m Monday-Thursday
Friday 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
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Glennwood ORT
Has New Board
Horodoker
Luncheon
At their recent 32nd annual in-
stallation of officers, the Glen-
nwood Chapter of Women's
American ORT installed the fol-
lowing: co-presidents: Elaine
Heavenrich, Marcia Leibson,
June Rubenstein and Gail Smith;
vice presidents: Sandy Collins,
Judy Schwartz, Gloria Bell, Adele
Brod, Phyllis Iwrey, Beverley
Katz, Laurie Chudnow, Silvia
Marcus; treasurer: Sue Schwarz;
secretaries: Elaine Waldman,
Bette Rose, Sandra Fairman;
parliamentarian: Pat Kourk-
ouliotis.
A pot-luck dinner for the re-
cently discharged offiecers and
the newly elected board will be
held June 8 at the home of Pat
Kourkouliotis. For reservation,
call Ms. Kourkouliotis, 355-1778.
Final plans have been made by
David-Horodoker Women's Or-
ganization for their Emergency
Luncheon noon June 7, at Lin-
coln Towers clubroom.
For ticket information, call
Anna Komisar, 661-5580; or Faye
Weinstein, 967-3643.
Rosalyn Liner
Testimonial
The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans will honor
President Rosalyn Liner with a
testimonial dinner 6:30 p.m. June
7 at the Furniture Club.
There is a charge.
Sisterhood
Installation
The sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Shalom will install officers
at 11:30 a.m. June 9 at the syna-
gogue.
Officers to be installed are: pre-
sidium vice presidents: Marcia
Tanzman, Deborah Goldenberg,
Bess Lipson, and Marcia Abel;
treasurer: Ellen Racusin; secre-
taries: Evelyn Gorosh, Phyllis Zus-
man, Ann Barth. Linda Lublin is
immediate past president.
Board of directors includes:
Barbara Aronow, Ellen Bath, Sue
Becker, Elissa Berg, Susan
Chomsky, Judy Goldsmith, Mona
Greenbaum, Helen Herman, Vi-
vian Honig, Marilyn Katz, Betty
Levine, Barbara Lewis, Anna
Lindemann, Ms. Lublin, Ruth
Marcus, Alicia Nelson, Sophie
Pearlstein, Lynn Rich, Vicki
Salinger, Ruth Selvan, Gila
Semp, Ellie Slovis, Elaine Trotz
and Janis Waxenberg.
Florence Gerber, president of
the Michigan Branch, Women's
League for Conservative Ju-
daism, will be the installing of-
ficer. Rabbi David Nelson will
speak.
Following the luncheon, vo-
calist Barbara Alexander, ac-
companied by Doris Hall, will
sing show tunes. There is a
charge.
For details, call Marilyn Co-
hen, 543-0288; or the synagogue,
547-7970.
Phonathons
Seek Volunteers
Volunteers are welcome to par-
ticipate in phonathons for Days
of Decision, the Jewish Federa-
tion special appeal on behalf of
the 1994 Allied Jewish Cam-
Paign.
Beginning June 5 and running
through June 9, Days of Decision
will attempt to reach everyone in
the community who has not yet
made a pledge to the Campaign,
which funds more than 60 ben-
eficiary agencies.
Volunteers can make calls into
the community asking for
pledges, write thank yous, pre-
pare statements, tabulate pledges
and sort cards among other cler-
ical tasks. Hours are 9 a.m.-1
p.m. Sunday, and 6-9 p.m. Mon-
day through Thursday. Phona-
thons will be held in the Max M.
Fish er Building, 6735 Telegraph,
Bloomfield Hills.
Individuals, groups and orga-
nizations are welcome. To vol-
unteer or for information, call
Leonard Milstone, 642-4260.
Shapiro Post
Plans Meeting
The next meeting of the Charles
Shapiro Post, Jewish War Vet-
erans will be held 9 a.m. June 5
at the Memorial Home.
It will be a breakfast meeting
and the agenda will include meet-
ing new officers and the upcom-
ing State Convention.
For information, call Bernie
Gross, 851-7366; or Harry Rose,
554-2453.
Brunch Set
For NCSY
Stephen and Chayala Levitz will
host a garden champagne brunch
at their home, 21540 Potomac,
Southfield, at 10 a.m. June 12.
The event will benefit the Na-
tional Conference of Synagogue
Youth (NCSY).
The establishment of the Mil-
dred Levitz Torah Retreat Fund
will be announced at the brunch.