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Celia Sugar to Marry
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Michel' to Be First Book Fair Speaker MONROE — Dr. Hermann K.
22—Friday, October 13, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Active Book Fair planners (from left) upper photo, Mesdames
Morris Friedman, Rebecca, Kellman, Jack Shenkman, Julian Tobias.
George Parzen, George Weingarden and Lawrence Wember; lower
photo, Mesdames B. Benedict Glazer, Seymour Rowe and David
Schachter, Dr. Israel Wiener and Mesdames George Barr and J.
Stewart Linden.
* • •
• • •
Mrs. Julian Tobias, co-chairman
with Mrs. Arthur Gould of this
year's Book Fair. sponsored by the
Jewish Community Center with the
cooperation of a score of local
organizations, announces that the
speaker on opening night of the
PhD in romance languages and
literatures from the Johns Hopkins,
University in Baltimore, and has
also done graduate work and
studied Italian literature and art
at the University of Bologna as
an Exchange Fellow.
Fair, at the Center, Saturday night,
Nov. 11, will be Robert Lewis, au-
thor of the best-selling novel
"Michel, Michel." just issued by
Simon and Schuster.
Lewis, a professor of compara-
tive literature at the University of
Puerto Rico, was born in 1916, has
an AB degree in English from St.
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MISS CELIA SUGAR
Mrs. David I. Sugar of Oak Dr.
announces the engagement of her
daughter Celia Judith to Lawrence
Bennett Golden, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Golden of Van Nuys,
Calif. Miss Sugar is the daughter of
the late Dr. David Sugar.
The bride-to-be received her BA
and MA degrees in education from
the University of Michigan. Mr.
Golden received his BS degree
from the University of California,
Los Angeles and his MS degree
from San Fernando Valley State
College. He is presently a graduate
student in physics at Pennsylvania
State University.
A late December wedding is
Sinai Hospital will host 'approxi-
mately 100 people at the fall meet- planned.
ing of the Midwest Regional Group
of the Medical Library Association . Collect $2,000 for Israel
Oct. 20 and 21. -
Berditchev-Keshenev Aid Society
The two-day program will begin raised a sum of $2,000 for Israel
at the Sheraton Cadillac with a at its recent banquet. The name of
panel discussion on cooperation the group was given incorrectly
among the bio-medical libraries of in last week's paper.
Metropolitan Detroit. Robert G
Cheshier, librarian at the Cleve-
land Health Sciences Library, will
moderate.
with
Three workshops will be pre-
sented Friday afternoon. Vern M.
Pings, librarian at Wayne State
Formerly The Montego*
University School of Medicine, will
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coordinate a technical problems
of All Ages
workshop. A space problems work-
FOR BOOKINGS CALL:
shop with Robert W. Cryder, med-
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ical librarian at the University of
Iowa, and a workshop on measure-
ments of library performances with
Richard Orr, director of the Insti-
tute for Advancement of Medical
Communication, will be held. Dr.
Louis Gerber of the National Li-
brary of Medicine will speak on
the "Regional Library Concept" at
the Friday dinner meeting.
Saturday morning, a -panel on
research at Sinai will be presented
at the hospital. Julien Priver, ex-
ecutive vice president, Sydney Pei-
mer, administrator, Dr. Piero P.
Larry Freedman
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Pinkus and his wife, Dr. Hilda
Hensel, Monroe dermatologists
who fled Nazi Germany in the early
1930s, have received the Daugh-
ters of American Revolution (DAR)
Americanism medals.
Dr. Pinkus, of half Jewish par-
entage, left Germany in 1933. A
Year later, his fiancee joined him
in this country, where they were
married. At that time in Germany,
marriages were forbidden between
an "Aryan" and a person with
Jewish blood. Both of them had
their medical training and degrees
in Germany.
Dr. Pinkus and his wife are the
first couple to be so honored by
the national DAR and the first
persons ever to receive the award
in Monroe. The local chapter, Nan-
cy De Graff Toll, gives the medal,
but the national organization is-
sues the award.
Now head of the department of
dermatology at Wayne State Med-
ical School, Dr. Pinkus attended
the University of Michigan on a
fellowship when he came to this
country. He also is on the staff of
Detroit General Hospital.
The Central Wayne unit of the
United Foundation has moved op-
erations from the downtown office
to the Butzel Field Building, 10536
Lyndon, for the duration of the
Torch Drive.
The new telephone number is
834-9011.
Glenn Reno, the OF staff direc-
tor for Central Wayne residential
and community business cam-
paigns as well as the central bus-
iness campaign, said the new office
is located in the center of his unit's
territory for the convenience of
volunteer workers.
He said operations will remain
in the Butzel Field Building until
Nov. 17.
This year's Torch Drive begins
Oct. 17 and continues through
Nov. 9 to raise operating funds for
nearly 200 health and community
services. The goal is $26,360,595.
For Good Photographs
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THE PUPPETS
ROBERT LEWIS
During World War II, Lewis
served as interpreter and trans-
lator with the U.S. Seventh
Army, whose fortunes he fol-
lowed from North Africa to
Italy, France and Germany. At
the invasion of southern France
in August 1944, his hazardous
liaison work with the French
First Army and the Resistance
movement won him the Croix
de Guerre.
Upon his return to civilian life,
he wrote short stories largely
based on his experiences as inter-
preter for the Allied Control Com-
mission courts in Italy and Army
courts-martial in France.
His interest in fencing, at which
he has won a number of champion-
ships in the U.S. and Italy, led
him to collaborate with Clovis
Deladrier, the late Maitre d'Armes
of the U.S. Naval Academy, in the
writing of the manual "Modern
Fencing," which has become a clas-
sic in the field.
Since 1955, Lewis has made his
home in San Juan. Puerto Rico,
with his wife Phi and their two
children. He is now working on
his second novel whose locale is
Puerto Rico.
Book Fair has become the out-
standing Jewish literary and cul-
tural exposition in the nation. This
year, children and adults who at-
tend will hear authors and person-
alities including: Stephen Birming-
ham, author of the nation's best-
seller; " 'Our Crowd;' The Great
Jewish Families of New York;"
Harry Kemelman, author of "Sat-
urday the Rabbi Went Hungry,"
Mrs. Goldi Adler, wife of the late
Rabbi Morris Adler- Mrs. Molly.
Lyons Bar-David, well known au-
thor and food columnist; Abraham
Avidar, general consul of Israel;
and Maurice Bisgyer, executive
head of Bnai Brith for 27 years.
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Foa director of research, and Dr.
Herbert Ravin, chief of medicine,
will be guest speaker.
Dr. Estelle
Brodman, librar-
ian and profes-
sor of medical
history at Wash- , ,
ington University 'it
School of Medi-
cine, will give a
progress report
on the "National
Advisory C o m -
,
mission on Li-
braries" at the Dr. Brodman
-Saturday luncheon. Hostess for the
Saturday program, Mrs: Clara
Cziske, is the medical librarian at
Sinai Hospital.
• • *
Swedish Gynecologist
to Talk to MDs at Sinai
Dr. Staffan Nordqvist, from the
department of obstetrics and gyn-
ecology at the UniVersity of Lund,
Sweden, will be visiting chief in
the department of obstetrics and
gynecology at Sinai Hospital of
Detroit; 8 a.m. Oct. 20 in the main
lecture hall.
After Dr. Nordqvist leads the
discussion on "Hormonal Depend-
ence on Endometrial Carcinoma,"
there will be a film on laparos-
copy. All interested physicians are
invited.
Dr. Alfred I. Sherman is director
of the department of obstetrics
and gynecology at Sinai.
and His ORCHESTRA
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