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Long Derivation Found i
for Name of Jerusalem

Promotes
Two Staffers as
Ass't Directors

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The promotion of two Sinai
Hospital "staff members to as-
sistant directors was announced
this week by Max Osnos, Sinai
. president.

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The two men are David C.
Kreger and Henry Gotthelf,
who both joined Sinai in 1955
as a d m i nistrative assistants.
They hold master's degrees in
hospital administration from
the Columbia University school
of public health.

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Kreger, a native Detroiter,
attended Cranbrook, and rg-
ceived his bachelor's degree
from Oberlin- College. Prior to
attending Columbia, he worked
for a year as an adminisrative
intern.

"Jerusalem" was not always
the actual name of the major
Israeli city. In early Biblical
times, the city was known as
"Salem," a name carried over
to the United States by the
Biblically-oriented settlers i n
our own Massachusetts.
Later the Israeli city was
called "Jebus," after the Jebu-
sitet who lived there before
King David captured the area.
Afterwards the city was called
"City of David."
The name "Zion," by which
Present-day Jerusalem also has
been called, derives from the
name of the most important hill
there—Mount Zion. Because the
historic significance and phy-
sical prominence of the moun-
taM became so identified with
the city of Jerusalem, the
ancient prophets themselves
felt "Zion" to be an appropriate
name for the city.
Jerusalem\ also became known
as the "Holy City" because the
Temple had been -built there.
Today, the name "Jerusalem" is
thought of as meaning "the
City of Peace."

What's Cooking?

By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser

(By Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
SOUR MILK GRIDDLECAKES
cups flour
V, teaspoon salt
1'/ teaspoons baking soda
• 1 teaspoon baking powder
1 egg
2 cups sour milk

Gotthelf was named director
of North End Clinic when he
joined the staff. He holds a
bachelor's degree from City
Sift and measure flour with
College.- of New York, and
served for two years in the salt, soda and baking powder.
Beat egg well; add 2 cups sour
U.S. Army.
milk. Add to the dry ingredients
Kreger's new duties will in- gradually and mix rapidly. Fry
clude administration of all in- on hot greased griddle.
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patient services, while Gotthelf
SWEET POTATO MUFFINS
o- is in charge of diagnostic serv-
1 cup cooked mashed sweet
ices and continues as director of
potatoes
1 1, cups milk
North End Clinic.
2 eggs

JWB Publishes '57-'58 Servicemen's Calendar '

MiriamA. Barkoff
to Wed in Januag

The National Jewish Welfare
Board has published the 1957-
58 edition of the official "Jew-
ish Calendar for Members of the
Armed Forces," it was an-
nounced by Col. Harry D. Hen-
shel, chairman of JWB's armed
services division.
Arrangements have been
made for shipping thousands
of copies of the calendar to all
American military bases in this
country and overseas where
they will be distributed to Jew-

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Barkoff,
of 20231 Warrington, Detroit,
and Windsor, Ont., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miriam Audrey, to Harold
Summers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Summers, of Sutherland
Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Barkoff attended Michi-
gan State and Wayne State Uni-
versities. Mr. Summers is pres-
ently attending WSU, where he
is a physics major.
The couple is planning a Jan-
uary wedding.

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July 5—To Dr . a n d M r s S.
Laurence A. Garelik (Kathy
Klein), of 21740 Westhampton,
Oak Park, a son, Robert Mich-
ael.
* * *
July 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing R. Blum (Rochelle Klemp-
ner), of 19800 Monte Vista, a
son, Loren David:
* *
July 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Salasnek (Beverly Ann
Abel), of 13329 Sherwood,Hunt-
ington Woods, a daughter, Karre.
.
* * *
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Berman (Sally Kovin-
sky), of 9749 Broadstreet, a
daughter, Roseanne.
* * *
June 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Fink (Joanne Shops), a
son, Stewart Michael.

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Detroit's Leader in Entertainment
TO 6-5016
TO 8-2067

Two Sinai Hospital staff
members Were recently elected
COLOR
officers of national medical
Wedding Movies
societies.
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Expert Work, Lowest Prices
Dr. J. Edward Berk, chief of 0
by Marshall Klaper
medicine, was named vice-
of scat films
president of the American Gas-
UN 4-9190
troscopic Society.
or
a
Dr. Max K. Newman, chief
of the physical medicine sec-
tion, was named secretary-
The Perfect Air . .
treasurer of the American
For Your • Summer Affair!
Academy of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation. He was also
elected president of the Michi-
gan Academy of Physical Medi-
UN. 3-6283 .
UN. 3-0404
cine and Rehabilitation.

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• Showers
• Banquets
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Sinai Doctors Present
Exhibits for AMA

Sinai Hospital staff members
presented three exhibits at the
recent scientific assembly of
the American Medical Associ-
ation in New York City.
Dr. Lewis Cohen received a
certificate of merit for the top
exhibit in the physical medi-
cine s e c t i o n. The „exhibit
showed how more accurate
data on the flow of blood to
toes and fingers could. be re-
corded electronically.
A new and safer method of
injecting dyes into the gall-
bladder for better diagnosis
was displayed by Drs. J. Ed-
ward Berk and Howard Feigel-
son.
Dr. H. Saul Sugar presented
an exhibit on lymphatics of
the eyeball.

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NOW RENTING

announcements

RABBI YEHUDAH LOEIATY
stiotd

Master of Ceremonies

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Onai Ora

Mrs. David Holtzman, direc-
tor of the Bnai Brith Choral
Group is -pres-
ently . in the '-'•••-•
process of cast-
ing for the
2
tablespoons
melted
shortening
Abel Swerski, former assist-
council's forth-
3 tablespoons honey
ant director, has been appointed
1 cup flour
coming pre-
sS teaspoon salt
director of Mt. Sinai Hosiptal,
sentation • of
1 /4 teaspoon allspice
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Milwaukee, Wis.
4 teaspoons baking powder
Victor Her-
Cook sweet potatoes , mash bert's "T he
and use one cup. Add milk, well Fortune Tel
CARD OF THANKS
beaten eggs, shortening and
Mrs. Holtz-
The family of the late Isadore, honey. Sift, thenzmeasure flour,
Farber acknowledges with resift - with salt, allspice and man previously
grateful appreciation the many baking powder. Add potato mix- directed "Die
kind expressions of sympathy ture and mix well. Fill greased Fledermaus." All Bnai Brith
extended by relatives and muffin tins % full and bake in women interested in singing,
friends during the familyls re- a hot 400 degs. F. oven 20 to solo, choral, dancing or drama-
work, costuming and scenery
cent bereavement.
25- minutes. Makes 12 muffins
are asked to contact Mrs. Holtz-
man, UN. 2-9198, or Mrs. Hy-
1 man Fox, • UN. 3-0876.
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LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE
July 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kief (Theresa See- is planning its annual summer
I srael Tuchman (Shulamith ! men), formerly Of Miami Beach, picnic this Sunday, at Kensing-
Laikin), of Snowden 4 Ave. a Fla., now of Oak Park,. Mich., ton Park, beach area No. 7.
Free milk, ice cream, water-
daughter, Rachel.
a daughter, Sandra Sohana.
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melon and pop corn will be
,
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available, an4 there will be
July 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
July 16
To Dr. and Ws. games and prizes for adulth and
Bernard.(Sonny) Rogow (Emily
Solomon), of Elmhurst Ave., a Jerome Kurtis (Beverly Gail children, according to Jerry
Cornfield), of 15220 Northfield, Cooper, picnic chairman.
daughter, Audrey Hope.
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Oak Park, a daughter, Shellie
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Kim.
LOUIS
D.
BRANDEIS CHAP-
July 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
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TER will hold an outdoor bar-
Marshall Jay Wise (Corrine
July 15 — To Mr. and Mrs. becue at 12:30 p.m., Aug. 14,
Wax), of 24609 Rensselaer, Oak
Mel Forrrian (Sandra Pilnick), at the home of Mrs. William
Park, a daughter, Alecia Sue.
of 24680 Roanoke, Oak Park, a Cohen, 19137 Ilene. According
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July 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Beth Cindy.
to Mrs. Sam Stewart, chair-
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Fred Weinstein (Bertha Cohen) ,
man, all active workers on
July 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. fund-raising are welcome to
of 19794 Lesure, a son, Gary
George Shapiro, of 23251 Ke- attend.
Stuart.
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nos-ha, Oak Park, a daughter,
July 21 — To Mr. and Mrs.- Debbie Lynn.
DOROTHY FOX CHAPTER,
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Jay M. Kogan (Rita Cohn), of
Bnai Brith Young Women, is 0
July _7 — To Mr. and Mrs. planning an -all-day picnic to
W. Outer Dr., a son, Mark Joel.
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David H. Weisberg (Sylvia R. Bob-Lo,. from 2 to 9 p.m., Sun-
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Levenburg), of 17147 Green- day.
lawn, a son, Marc Bennett.
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SAM ROSENBLAT

and His Orchestra-

Local Doctors Named
to National Leadership

MISS MIRIAM BARKOFF

ish military personnel on the
New Year, Sept. 26 and 27.
Col. Henshel said that the
pocket-size 191-page calendar,
published by JWB since 1917,
will be sent to 650 military
camps in the U.S. and -to U.S.
military installations in 65
overseas lands.

FOR 1957-1958 SEASON

at the Delightfully Air-Conditioned

Sholem Aleichem Institute

19350 GREENFIELD, Bet. 7 MILE & VASSAR

Available for; Meetings, Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Etc.

Full and Adequate Off Street Parking

CALL VE 8-7440 or DI 1-3556

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Oscar's Kosher Meal &- Poultry Market El

Is Pleased to Announce
That he will open his new market at

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22155 COOLIDGE at 9 MILE RD •
ON OR ABOUT AUGUST 15, 1957
WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING

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H. ZIMBERGS FISH MARKET

Formerly of Dexter Blvd.

Announces the Opening-of Its New Store

On Monday, August 5th, 1957

At 13831 West 9 Mile Rd, Oak Park

(In Burg's Meat Market)

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We Bone, Skin and Grind All Fish Free

- Complete Line of Quality, Fresh Fish

Over 30 Years in the Business

WE DELIVER

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