Generous Contributions Provide Funds for
Expanded'Facilities for Home for the Aged

Do not worry for the morrow,
Miserable is the life of one
for you know not what the mor- whose wife rules over him.
row may bring. Ben Sira.
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all our needs together, and course of the evening to corn- fl
At Monday night's dinner, when we talk about the coin- mend the activities of Don La- It
Herbert Aronsson announced munity we have in view all our Vine, chairman of the building Vi'
fr,
a $25,000 gift from the Arons- needs, the local as well as over- committee.
son family in honor of his seas." He said the Federation
The plans for the structure
father, Maurice Aronsson, who and its capital needs committee are to provide for 150 new
was to celebrate his 70th came to the conclusion on the occupants. Simons pointed out ;
birthday the following day. need for the addition to the that all essential services will V Your jeweler is a merchant craftsman--a friend to 1
whom you con go with complete confidence for expert
A $50,000 gift was made by Home for the Aged "with per- be provided for, including a
Samuel and Louis Hamburger. spective and some sense of synagogue, recreation room, t4
guidance
and counsel. To him you turn for your pre- li
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The Meyer and Anna Prentis balance that we need this workshop, and means for medi tif cious possessions, for gifts that loved ones will long
Foundation gave $35,000. The expansion."
cal services for the residents "
cherish. He helps you choose your diamond, the fine '
Women's Auxiliary of the Home
Sobeloff took occasion to pay without the necessity of moving
pledged $50,000. Allen Indus- honor to the memory of the late them elsewhere to provide for
Hamilton watch you'll wear or give with pride. His
tries Foundation gave $32,500 Sidney Allen and referred to their health needs.
Vi counsel, his service, his reputation for quality are g
and there was a $30,000 gift him as "a key man in building
it, a directed solely toward your complete satisfaction and
from A. and I. Goldberg. Max up the community, involving
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40,000
Are
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i happiness.
M. Fisher pledged - $25,000. himself in all causes and needs."
There were $20,000 gifts from Referring to Simons, Sobe- Dividends by Ampal
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In essence, your jeweler is a dealer in memories—in g
Joseph Fraenkel, Harry Barnett Toff said he is "a community
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and Al Taubman. Eighteen gifts person who set out to see that Ampal Group, largest group of
the warm and memory making good things of life.
of $10,000 each and 30 contri- this job is done and he has American corporations doing
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butions of $5,000 each are in- performed his task beauti-
We are proud to be your Jeweler!
business with Israel in the i,
eluded in the total. fully."
field of financing, investment, tii
The chairman of the drive, export and import, will pay out
Outlining the objectives of
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the new project, Simons spoke Harry Barnett, spoke of the some $1,200,000 in dividends for
of the care for the aged as rep- needs fulfilled through the the fiscal year of 1962 to its
Perfect Hanukah Gift
resenting a major medical pro- Home for the Aged as "solving more than 40,000 stockholders VI
gram. He quoted figures to show one of our major worries."
in the United States, it was an- '2
HAMILTON WATCHES from $35
Simons took occasion in the nounced here.
the growing numbers of the
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stock
genuine factory parts for Hamilton watches.
aged and the vastness of the
pl W. Hamilton energy cells for electric watches replaced
problems involved in caring for
them.
Strictly
while you wait.
Kosher
At the present home on Pe-
IN ONE MINUTE
Meats and
toskey and Burlingame, he said
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Poultry
the residents average 305 at all
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times, often rising to 311 when
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it becomes necessary to place
• Fresh, Cutup Chicken Parts
• Cartwheels
FREE - FREE FREE
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additional aged in waiting
• Ready Made Hamburger Patties • Cube Steaks
rooms. The home, he said, is
Gift Wrapping and Engraving on articles purchased here
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• Oven Ready Turkeys
always at capacity or over-
• Kosher TV Dinners
capacity, with 400 new appli-
• Mock Chicken • Veal for Scalopini
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cations being received yearly
• Bar-B-Q Ribs • Seasoned Meat Balls
and space being available for
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only 90 yearly.
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"Thus," he said, "more than
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300 are being turned away every
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year. There are 77 now on the
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more now are being processed
Open Now Till Hanukah to 9 p.m.
for admission. The basis for
acceptance is the need for our
type of care. A person to be ad-
mitted must be a Detroit resi-
dent for three years, and our
first consideration in admitting
him is that he is a person with-
out money or relatives who
needs our home."
The several speakers who
addressed Monday's dinner
meeting joined in praising.
Leonard Simons for his dedi-
cated efforts in assuring the
success of this drive. All
agreed that he had performed
admirably and that the cur-
rent effort was in fact a one-
man drive. Max M. Fisher,
as president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, called
him "a man with a driving
force."
Referring to the functions of
the capital needs committee of
the Federation, which is pro-
viding the $1,100,000 towards
the new building, Fisher spoke
of the expanding program for
the Home for the Aged as
"serving human and communal
needs."
Edward Fleischman, as presi-
dent of the Home, described the
changes that had taken place
since the present building was
erected. He spoke of the neces-
sity for enlarged facilities.
Nate Shapero, as president of
Sinai Hospital, told of the hos-
pital's eagerness to assist the
New home, vacation, retirement ... whatever your plans—save for them
aged. He recalled that when he
was president of the Detroit
at
American Savings and earn a full 4% dividend per year (the highest
Fire Commission the original
rate on insured savings in Michigan). Stop in at the American Savings
Old Folks' Home was considered
a fire trap. Then changes began
office near you, or call for postage-paid, save-by-mail envelopes.
to take place, leading up to the
establishment of the present
home.
Supplementing his remarks,
Simons showed "how effectively
Sinai Hospital assists the old
folks, at no cost." He told of
periodic visits by Sinai staff
members, its physicians, to aid
the aged at the home. "It is a
good partnership in our com-
munity," Simons said.
Isidore Sobeloff, as executive
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vice president of Federation,
Main
office:
Woodward
at Congress • WO 5-5800 ■ Neighborhood offices in Detroit and suburbs
told the gathering "we are a
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good community because we see
insured up to $10,000, with dividends compounded and paid quarterly.

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