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Two Women's League for Con-
servative Judaism branches will
hold a joint Spring Conference
on Sunday and Monday, May 18
and 19 in Northbrook, Ill. Head-
ing the conference will be Faye
Ullmann, Michigan Branch
president, and Audrey Rothen-
berg, Central Branch president,
and will include sisterhoods in
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Indiana.
For information, contact Faye
Ullmann, (810) 851-0412.
Installation
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Go easy on your heart and start cutting back on foods that are high in saturated
fat and cholesterol. The change'II do you good.
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WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
The Detroit Chapter of Jewish
Women International will host
its Installation and Mother and
Daughter Luncheon at noon
Wednesday, May 14, at Farina's
Banquet Hall.
Officers to be installed are
president, Frieta Roth Drapkin;
vice president, Roslyn Alexan-
der, recording secretary, Pauline
Barak; vice president, Gert
Rosen; fund raiser vice presi-
dent, Sophie Aronivitz, mem-
bership/treasurer/corresponding
secretary, Evelyn Germansky;
mailing secretary, Lee Levin,
who also is past-president.
Installing officer will be Ida
Nathan, retired special educa-
tion teacher from the Detroit
Public Schools, active in the
League of Jewish Women.
She is past president of B'nai
B'rith Council of Metropolitan
Detroit.
There is a charge. For reser-
vations, call Rita Weston, (810)
557-5462, or Roslyn Alexander,
(810) 559-7230.
Book Talk
For Na'amat
The Dimona and Hanita/Israel
Chapters of Greater Detroit
Na'amat/USA will meet 1 p.m.
Tuesday, May 6, at Borders
Books and Music, 30995 Or-
chard Lake Road in Farming-
ton Hills. Jennifer Wyatt will
give a book talk.
Refreshments will be served
and guests are welcome. There
is no charge.
Women's Board
Installation
The Women's Campaign and
Education Department of the
Jewish Federation of Metropol-
itan Detroit will have its annu-
al meeting 9:45 a.m. May 29, at
Congregation B'nai Moshe.
The program will include the
installation of officers and board
members. Pianist David Syme
will entertain.
The nominees are Edie
Slotkin, president; Beverly Liss,
campaign vice president; Roz
Blanck, Rose Rita Goldman,
Susie Jacob and Sandy Shipper,
education vice presidents; Ani-
ta Naftaly, recording secretary;
Agnes Klein, corresponding sec-
retary; Mrs. Liss and Paula
Glazier, designates to the board
of governors.
Newly nominated to the Ad-
visory Service Council are Joyce
Blum, Barbara Cook, Marcy
Feldman, Marilyn Goldberg,
Micki Grossman, Terran
Leemis, Janet Levine, Illene Ne-
mer, Sandy Schwartz, Joyce
Sherman, Charlotte Tessler and
Mrs. Weiner.
Nominated for an additional
term to the council are Doris Au-
gust, Ruth Broder, Fayga
Dombey, Bernice Gershenson,
Joan Goldrath, Marion Han-
dleman, Marian Kantor, Mar-
jorie Krasnick, Belle Kukes,
Marjorie Kurzmann ; Linda Lee,
Geri Lester, Sherri Lumberg,
Beverly Peterman, Blanche Pol-
lack, Evelyn Silverman and
Beryl Winkelman.
Named for a first term to the
Women's Department board are
Sharon Berry, Joan Chernoff
Epstein, Carol Weintraub Fo-
gel, Gina Horwitz, Susie
Leemaster, Hannah Moss,
Gayle Samuels, Sheri Schiff and
Sandy Shipper. Nominated for
a second term are Paulette
Bonin, Margie Federman, Illana
Panush Greenberg, Julie Levy,
Sharon Lipton, Mrs. Naftaly,
Audrey Sobel, Gwen Weiner
and Trudy Weiss.
There is a charge of $25 per
person, which includes lunch.
Babysitting will be available for
those who reserve by Tuesday,
May 20.
Meeting reservation deadline
is Thursday, May 22. For reser-
vations, call Toni Hayes, (810)
642-4260.
JWV Names
New Officers
At a recent Memorial Home As-
sociation Convention of the De-
partment of Michigan Jewish
War Veterans and Ladies Aux-
iliary, the following were named
officers for 1997/1998: president,
Milton Klein; vice presidents,
Harry Berman, Corrine Cohen,
Dorothy Goldberg and Rubin
Zissman; trustees (3 years),
Faye Glosser, Nathalie Keller,
Sanford Pliskow and Thomas
Tannis; trustees (2 years),
Bernard Feldman, Saul Gloss-
er, Jonathan Hyams and Helen
Pliskow; trustees (1 year), Al
Samoss, Frieda Samoss, Flo We-
ber and Ruth Weiss; treasurer,
Shirlee Marshall; secretary,
Ruth Weiss.