Abraham Shitfma n Gets AJCommittee's Human
Relations Award; Honored on His 80th Birthday
prominent of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin,
Detroiter who has just reached 316 Garden Rd., Palm Beach, Fla.
his 80th birthday, will receive the Chairman of the reception arrange-
1971 American Jewish Committee
Human Relations Award, at a re-
ception on Feb. 11 at the home
Abraham Shiffman,
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ABRAHAM SHIFFMAN
meats committee are Robert J.
Jacobson and Harold O. Toor.
Announcing the selection of
Shiffman for the award, Philip E.
Hoffman, AJCommittee president,
said the honoree was being cited
"as a man whose distinguished
life and career has been dedicated
to helping his fellow human beings
and to advancing equality and hu-
man rights." He is praised as "a
man of endearing warmth, extra-
ordinary generosity and abiding
devotion to the common good."
The plaque to be awarded him
also states:
"A long-time supporter of the
American Jewish Committee, Mr.
Shiffmai's philantrople efforts
have been widespread with par-
ticular emphasis on medical and
educational causes. He has con-
tributed a new wing to the Sinai
Hospital in Detroit and a medi-
cal library at Wayne University
Medical Center. He has endowed
a Humanities Center at Brandeis
University as well as the Shiff-
man Comprehensive High School
which has just been completed at
Tirat-Carmel in IsraeL Among
the many posts he holds with
chic and communal groups are
membership on the boards of: -
Sinai Hospital in Detroit, Detroit
Jewish Welfare Federation and
-
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"In all his endeavors Abraham
Shiffman has been a vibrant ex-
ample of the highest creative
instincts of mankind. His wise
and productive efforts have help-
ed countless individuals while
his inherent sense of decency has
inspired many others to join him
in his good works. We pay tri-
bute to him in the knowledge
that men often emulate those
whom they honor."
The Palm Beach reception in
Shiffman's honor will mark the
inaugural event of the American
Jewish Committee's 1971 Appeal
for Human Relations.
Continuing this year as a vice
chairman of the Allied Jewish
Campaign, Shiffman, who was born
in Detroit 80 years ago, has to
his credit numerous generous gifts
that run into the millions. The
Shiffman Foundation made pos-
sible the establishment of the Vera
Parshall Shiffman Wayne State
University Library. ORT benefits
from major Shiffman gifts and
Israeli projects have been aided
in the cultural and social service
fields.
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the Federation joined with
the
boards • of the two Jewish schools
which had previously recommend-
ed sharing of classroom and other
facilities.
MINNEAPOLIS (JTA) — A day
school and an afternoon school
have agreed on a plan to share
classroom facilities, while each
maintains its autonomy, with the
support of the Minneapolis Federa-
tion for Jewish Service.
The Torah Academy day school
will lease space in the present
building of the Talmud Torah
in suburban St. Louis Park. Under
the plan, the day 'school will build
a two-story addition to the Talmud
Torah building, pending the sale of
its existing facility. The addition
will house kindergarten and pre-
school classrooms, office space
and a chapel to be shared by the
two schools. In approving the plan,
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College students are invited to
discuss with Prof. Martin Herman
of Wayne State University's Mon-
teith College the topic "The Mod-
ern University—Its Strengths and
Weaknesses," Jan. 31 at the Jewish
Center. The program, sponsored by
the Michigan Association of Jewish
College Students, will begin with
a 12:30 p.m. lunch.
Prof. Herman received_ his PhD
from the University of Michigan
and was engaged in pre-doctoral
study in muscicology at Yale Uni-
versity. He also has an extensive
background in literature, philoso-
phy and history.
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Chairman of Monteith's division
of humanities since 1962, Prof.
Herman taught at the University
of Denver, where he also has spent
the last five summers teaching the
school of music. He is in research-
ing music of the French Revolu-
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