28—Friday, May 3, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Birmingham Temple Series
to Close With Pinter Play
Mrs. Morris Malin Hermtin-Berlin Rites
Are Planned forSept. 1
Shiffman Clinic Turns Over Dentists to Report May 8
Israel Clinic •
for Healith=0-Rama Held at Northland on
Korostishever Aid Society's role
in behalf of Histadrut campaigns
and the society's gifts for the es-
tablishment of the Kupat Holim
Clinic at Gav Yavne, Israel, will
be outlined at a meetinfz, of the
Korostishever, 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Morris Malin.
23500 Oneida, Oak Park.
Korostishever and its ladies'
auxiliary donated $50,000 for this
project, which now has resulted
in six rooms functi'ning at the
clinic, and this amount was
matched by Histadrut.
Mrs. Malin returned this week
from Israel where she visited the
clinic at Gan Yavne. In her report
she will indicate the progress made
there and the functions of doctors
and nurses who are now proViding
services at the clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Malin were heads
of both groups when the Korosti-
shever societies commenced their
activities in behalf of the Israel
clinic.
Dr. Herbert Metz, co-
ordinator of Sinai Hos-
pital's Dental Clinic,
gives one of more than
800 free oral health
examinations at last
week's Heath -0- Rama
at Northand Cent e r.
With him is a member
of the hospita's Wo-
men's Guild, Mrs.
Manuel Gorman.
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Sinai Hospital's Shiffman Clinic Foundation in cooperation with the
volunteered the services of 11 United Health Organization, con-
members of the hospital's division tinue at Westland, May 16-18; East-
of dental and oral surgery to they land, May 23-25; and Wayne State
United Foundation Health-O-Rama University, June 8-9.
at Northland Center, April 25-27.
In a 24-hour period, more than
800 men and women were given Mrs. Nosan to HoSt
free oral health examinations. Two Israel Bond Brunch
booths were manned by the dent-
Mrs. Harold M. Nosan will host
ists consurrently and were full
an Israel Bond sponsor re-enroll-
each day from 11 a: m. to 9 p.m.
The professional participants ment brunch, 11:30 a.m. May 23,
were Drs. Myron Attenson; John at her home, 19135 Silvercrest,
Southfield. Countess Antoinette
Helfrich, who served two shifts;
David Keats; Herbert Metz, the Rinaldini-Cardelli, grand-niece of
coordinator of Sinai's dental Cardinal Aristide -Rinaldini, an
Apostolic Nuncio,
clinic; Leonard Crayle; Michael
will be the guest
Sherman; Michael Weisenfield;
of honor at this
Michael Bloom; Norman Segal;
affair. The
Leonard Barahl; and Malcomb
countess
served
Kest.
as a volunteer in
Dr. Herbert Bloom is chief of
Israel during the
Sinai's division of dental and oral
crucial months of
surgery.
May and June
Assisting in handling the crowds
1967. She will
and the paper work were members
present 1968 Is-
of the hospital's women's guild:
rael Bond spon-
Mesdames Julius Ring, Samuel
Mrs. Nosan sor pins to
Hartman, Bernard Spear, Benja- women who earned them.
min Frumkin, Manuel Gorman,
Mrs. Nosan is president of
Abe Lapides; Ned Lenhard, Samuel Young Women of the Jewish Na-
_Tenger, Paul Camiener and Joseph tional Fund. She is also active in
Hartman, coordinator of volunteer Centennial Chapter of Bnai Brith.
services.
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Mrs. Zilberzveig also will pre-
sent a dramatized scene - from
"Mirelle Efros", the drama by
Jacob Gordin, which was recently
presented in this county by Ida
Kaminska of the Yiddish Theater
of Poland.
Arlene Rae Fishman
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The exposure of human emotion
presented by England's contem-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fishman
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Local AJCongress
Clarifies Role With
Black-Star Co-Op
the role played
by the Michigan Council, American
Clarification of
Jewish Congress, in the establish-
ment of the Black Star Co-opera-
tive was offered to The Jewish
News this week by Council Presi-
dent Matilda Rubin.
Mrs. Rubin pointed out that the
co-op store, a Negro self-help en-
terprise on Linwood Ave which
which was described in last week's
Jewish News, was merely assisted
by the AJC "in the financing of
their initial inventory." The co-op
was created by "200 black fami-
lies who, in their appropriate quest
for self-determination, worked so
long to broaden the economic base
of black Detroiters by forming the
co-op and acquiring the store."
Mrs. Rubin said that the coun-
cil is "in accord with their le-
gitimate goal and in acting as
`enablers,' we carefully sought to
render our services within the
confines of self-determination."
The council has not acted as a
liaison with the Detroit business
community, she said, stressing
that "every step we took was made
in concert with the Black Star
officers in accordance with their
MRS. ALAN S. FINESTONE of firm resolve for complete self-
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chairman of the committee on
Governor Romney announced the
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Council of Jewish Federations and appointment of Prof. JEROLD H.
Welfare Funds. She will represent ISRAEL, of Ann Arbor, to the
Canadian communties on the com- State Commission on Crime, De-
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