THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, July 30, 1971
Brandeis Women Uncover Plans for
'New Books for Old' Sale Dropoff
Detroit Chapter, Brandeis Uni-
versity National Women's Com-
mittee, in preparation for its ninth
annual New Books for Old Book
Sale at Northland Center has de-
signated Aug. 8 as a special drop-
off day for Detroit and environs,
and pick-up day for Huntington
Woods. The book sale will take
place Sept. 8-13.
The sorting store at 704 W.
Seven Mile will be open Aug. 8
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to accept
new and old books on every sub-
ject, for adults and children; as
well as records and publications
such as National Geographic and
Gourmet.
A special pick-up detail also will
be covering Huntington Woods that
Sunday. The Brandeis book sale
committee is asking that residents
leave their books at the front en-
trances.
Mrs. Frank Levine and Mrs.
Pizza
can
be
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to Be . Exercise Puts Heart Patients Back on the Road
to Recovery in Israel Govt. Hospital Project
Mitchell Lefton's IIVe TEL HASHOMER — A group of exercise, program graduates had
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doctors in a government hospital a mean physical working capacity
here is proving that the heart of 85 per cent. Physical working
attack victim need not fear he is capacity of the nonexercising con-
trol group was 66 per cent.
doomed to a life of inactivity.
Supported by a grant from the
U.S. Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, a four-month
project involving several hundred
heart patients has been completed
with encouraging results.
The men, age 40-60, were put
Charles Schwartz are co-chair-
by the following chairmen: Mes-
Zemon, Robert Drews, Roll Weil,
dames Herbert Kaufman, Oscar
Zemon, Robert Drews, Rolf Weil,)
Kurt West, Harold Robinson,
Monte Nagler, Helen Hodler and
David Steinman.
The committee hopes to have
at least 80,000 books to sell.
Proceeds are used to buy new
books for the Goldfarb Library
and the Gerstenzang Library of
Science at Brandeis.
Mrs. Levine advises that second-
hand surplus books from book sales
are contributed to programs out-
side the university. Last year, De-
troit Chapter contributed surplus
books to the Mayor's Committee
for Human Resources; and some
were shipped to Southern Negro
colleges and public schools.
The book drop-off, marking and
sorting store is usually open on
Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.-
noon (893-7747).
Luei y-Horwitz Rites
Take Place in Baltimore
graduating from light gymnasium
exercises to household chores,
then light carpentry and garden-
ing, then walking that gradually
increased in speed to a rigorous
regimen.
MISS SHERRY FORMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Max Forman of
Pierce St., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Sherry to Mitchell Lefton, son of
Dr. Irvin M. Lefton of Martha
Washington Ave., Southfield, and
the late Mrs. Sally Lefton.
Miss Forman, an education ma-
jor, will be a senior this fall at
Wayne State University. Her
fiance, a senior at the University
of Michigan, majors in radio and
television.
The wedding is planned for
August 1972,
UHS Conducts Class
for Hard of Hearing
and Deaf Children
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MISS FERN LUERY
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luery of
Baltimore announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Fern Beth
to Lawrence Horwitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Horwitz of East-
wood Ave., Oak Park. Miss Luery
attended the University of Mary-
land, where Mr. Horwitz is pur-
suing his doctoral degree in eco-
nomics.
A December wedding in Balti-
more is planned.
from
LONDON, ENGLAND
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This September marks the be-
ginning of the fifth year of Jewish
studies for youngsters who are
deaf or hard of hearing, under
the sponsorship of Cie. United He-
brew Schools.
Students attend classes at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods Synagogue
twice a week for 11/2-hour sessions
after public school. The program
includes Hebrew language, Jewish
;2ustoms and traditions, holiday
:observance and Jewish history.
The students participate in such
activities as conducting a model
seder before Passover and attend-
ing holiday celebrations with hear-
ing children.
Films and other visual aids
are used extensively by the in-
structors, specialists in teach-
ing deaf children. Mrs. Edith
Deitch, a teacher at the Detroit
Day School for tthe Deaf, has
been serving a consultant.
Bat or Bar Mitzva preparation
is provided for students whose
parents request it. Two boys who
have been attending the class since
its inception will be Bar Mitzva in
1972 and 1973.
For information, call the UHS,
354-1050, and ask for Lillian Ro-
singer.
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On completion of the project,
40 out of 44 patients returned to
their previous jobs. In another
group, 8 to 11 went back to work
—one of the men not having
worked in seven years.
Compared to a control group of
patients who had resumed work-
ing without taking the course of
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The
hair you pluck will come back to haunt
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Quotation from one of the foremost medical
authorities on the subject of human hair:
"Plucking out strong hairs should never be
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London Jewish Choir
May Pay Visit to USSR
LONDON (JTA) —A Jewish
impresario, Victor Hochhauser,
said here that he hoped to arrange
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well-known Jewish Male Voice
Choir of London.
Plans are still tentative, he said,
but he has received "an encour-
aging reply" from the Soviet Min-
istry of Culture for a tour next
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Hochhauser said he opposed
demonstrations against artists be-
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cause they are "quite useless,
counterproductive and positively
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many of the Russian musicians
who have visited Britain are Jew-
ish and that he had in the past
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sent British Jewish artists to the
USSR.
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"Music. at least, provides an
endeavor where there is common
ground," Hochhauser • commented.
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Asked if all 45 members of the
London choir welcomed a Russian
tour, the impresario said he as-
sumed they were "in harmony."
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