Home for Aged Facility to Be Dedicated Sunday Carol Fishman to Be
Vitally needed additional facil-
ities for care of the Jewish aged
will be dedicated Sunday, with
ceremonies at the new Borman
Hall and Edward and Freda
Fleischman Pavilion, 19100 W.
Seven Mile. It will augment the
accommodations now offered by
the Jewish Home for Aged in its
other buildings at 11501 Petoskey.
The modern $3,000,000 struc-
tures include comfortable single
and double rooms, sitting rooms
and recreation rooms. For those
who require them, a therapeutic
workshop, occupational therapy
room and physio-therapy treatment
room will be available. Fine
medical facilities are conveniently
located on the premises that also
include a cheerful social hall and
chapel.
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Financing of the hall and
pavilion was made possible by
major gifts by Abraham and Tom
Borman, and Edward and Freda
Fleischman. A contribution of
$1,100,000 was made by the Jewish
Welfare Federation. The balance
was contributed by members of the
Jewish Home for Aged board and
friends of the Home, a Federation
agency.
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Sharing the speakers rostrum
will be Tom Borman, Edward
Fleischman, president of the Home;
representing the Federation, Hy-
man .Safran, president, Max M.
Fisher, chairman of the executive
committee, and William Avrunin,
executive director; Dan LeVine,
chairman of the building commit-
tee, and Ira Sonnenblick, executive
director of the Home. Dr. Richard
Gregorio Faigon E. J. Horwitz
C. Hertz will deliver the invoca-
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tion and Rabbi Samuel H. Prero,
Ten outstanding leaders of the the benediction.
free world will participate in the
After the dedication .ceremonies
United Jewish Appeal conference there will be a tour of the new
at the New York Hilton Hotel, New facilities.
York, Dec. 10-11.
Included among them will be:
Jamshid Kashfi, member, Iranian
Parliament, on behalf of the Jewish
community; Gregorio Faigon, vice-
president, Argentina DAIA; As-
torre Mayer, Italy, chairman, Stand-
George D. Keil was elected presi-
ing Committee on European Jewish dent of the Detroit Service Group
Services; Baron Guy de Rothschild, at the bienniel election held at
France; Israel M. Sieff, England;
Avraham Harman, Israel Ambassa- the Jewish Center. His term of of-
dor to the U. S.; Louis A. Pincus, fice will run to November 1967.
Elected with him to leadership
acting chairman, Jewish Agency
for Israel; Samuel Bronfman, Can- positions were Louis C. Blumberg,
ada; Edel J Horwitz, South Africa; Arthur Howard and Sidney J.
Karbel, vice-presidents; Max M.
Israel Goldstein, Israel.
Shaye, chairman of the board; Paul
Vice President HUBERT H.
HUMPHREY will visit Kansas
City, Dec. 19, to receive the 1965
Harry S. Truman Commendation
Award at a dinner under the
auspices of the Israel Bond Or-
ganization. Former President Tru-
man will make the presentation to
the Vice President at the dinner,
which will be held at the Muehle-
bach Hotel.
MISS CAROL FISHMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fishman
of Northfield Blvd., Oak Park, an- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
nounce the engagement of their 22—Friday, November 26, 1965
daughter Carol to Martin William
Ginsberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Ginsberg of Yonkers, N.Y.
Miss Fishman attends Stern Col-
Now . . .
lege for Women, Yeshiva Univer-
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sity, N.Y. Mr. Ginsberg attended
Yeshiva University and is a se-
nior at City College of New York.
A July 3 wedding is planned.
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GEORGE D. KEIL
Broder, vice-chairman of the board;
Jack 0. Lefton, chairman of the
executive committee. Esther R.
Prussian remains as executive
director.
Keil is pre-campaign chairman
of the food division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign and 1965 presi-
dent of the food service council
of the Detroit Service Group. He
is director and first vice-president
of the Jewish Community Center
which he 'also serves as chairman
of the executive committee.
Elected at the same meeting as
representatives to the board of
governors of the Jewish Welfare
Federation were Arthur Howard
and Edward C. Levy, Sr.
The meeting featured reports by
members of the 1965 Detroit Serv-
ice Group Israel Survey Tour.
Martin Field and Sol G. Kurtzman
spoke about their experiences
overseas. Jack Shenkman, tour
member, spoke on behalf on the
real estate and building trades
council of the group.
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The Lucas Hoving dance troupe,
with Chase Robinson and Nancy
Lewis, will perform a ballet and
modern dance concert of original
works 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the
Jewish Center's Aaron DeRoy
Theater.
A native of Holland, Hoving is
a member of the faculty of the
Julliard School of Dance and was
lead dancer in the Limon Compai7'—`
before forming his own grout
Robinson is featured soloist of the
company. Female lead, Miss Lewis,
is a graduate of Julliard and has
performed with the Jack Moore,
Anne Sokolow and Limon com-
panies.
The dance concert is being held
at the Center in conjunction with
a Thanksgiving weekend series of
dance classes. Tickets are avail-
able at the Center.
Leonard , N. Simons, chairman
of the Home's executive commit-
tee, will be chairman of the
ceremonies that will begin at 11
a.m. Keynote speaker will be
Rabbi Morris Adler.
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Mr.
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engagement of their daughter
Marian to Karl Ecker, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Ecker of Warring-
ton Dr. The bride-elect will gradu-
ate from the University of Pennsyl-
vania in December. Mr. Ecker,
who holds a master's of law degree
from Columbia University, is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan and Wayne _State Uni-
versity's law school. A Feb. 26
wedding is planned.
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