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Detroit Hadassah
Installs Officers

Past president Arline Gould recently
installed Greater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah officers.
Elaine Sturman was elected to her sec-
ond term as chapter president. Installed
with Sturman were the following execu-
tive officers: treasurer, Ellen Rothenberg;
recording secretary, Deena Lockman;
vice presidents, Barbara Moretsky, Patty
Moss, Judi Schram, Wendy Kohlenberg,
Sue Luria and Shirley Robbins.
Special awards were presented to vol-
unteers for their accomplishments and
devotion to Hadassah. The Love of a
Lifetime Award went to Morris and
Marcia Bednarsh; the National
Leadership Award to Shirley Robbins;
the Woman of the Year Award to Judi
Schram.
Co-chairs Beverly Fine and Peggy
Shafir planned the event. Harriet Berg's
Festival Dancers provided entertain-
ment.
At installation events planned for
spring, the following women will accept
positions with their Hadassah groups:
Caroline Gleichenhaus and Marilyn
Pickover for Bloomfield Hills Grot tp;
Carole Aaron and Rita Etkin for
Deborah Group; Paulette Bonin and
Gerry Botwin for Masada Group; Elaine
Horowitz for Nurses Council; Meredith
Weston-Band for Roosevelt Group;
Cindy Atler and Randi Simko for Ruach
Group; Dorothy Eichenhorn and Anne
Sukenic for Sharon Group; Joan
Chemoff Epstein for Tilcvah Group. To
become a member of a Hadassah group,
call Hadassah, (248) 683-5030.

Career & educational counseling
Employment services and seminars
Vocational rehabilitation & training
Senior adult volunteer opportunities
Adult day care
School-to-workprograms
Student internships
Retirement activities

Supports coordination
Supported employment
Independent living skills

Refugee employment services
Educational loans & scholarships

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a smile for every customer and continuously receives high
marks from his supervisor. He's known for his dedication
and hard work. Saul loves his job, but more importantly, he
knows that he has a voice regarding his future. Through
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make important life decisions that most of us take for
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JCC Hosts
Fertility Forums

The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit will host two dis-
cussion groups focusing on infertility
issues.
Titled "Fertile Ground," the classes
will take place at 10 a.m. Sundays, June
3 and 10, at the JCC in West
Bloomfield, or at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays,
June 7 and 14, at the JCC in Oak Park.
Information will be provided about
services related to infertility and parent-
hood from a Jewish perspective.
Rochelle Anixt Gold will host the meet-
ings. There will also be information
available on Jewish ethics of reproductive
assistance, in vitro fertilization, adoption
and assisted reproductive technology.
For information or to register, call
Rochelle Anixt Gold, (248) 642-3101,
or Erica Dills, (248) 967-4030.

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