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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS I
Hadassah Staff Serves New Hospital
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Wile! Names a New
'Executive Director
The board of _ directors of the
Hine]. Day School announces the
appointment of Michael Berke of
Oak Park as the school's new exec-
utive director.
Berke received his bachelor o
arts degree from
Wayne State Uni-
versity. After ex-
tensive post de-
gree courses in
special education,
he taught in the
Two Arab children, hospitalized for long-term treatment at
the Alyn Hospital for Crippled Children in Jerusalem, chat quietly
in the playroom. Alyn's medical director is head of the Hadassah
Hospital Orthopedic Surgery Unit, whose staff serves the new hospital
which frees beds for acute and surgical patients at Hadassah.
Announcements
Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Gitler (Lois Leaderman), 1717 Lasser (Edene Ogoroskin), 5508
Gardeni a, Royal Oak, a son, Tamerlane, Birmingham, a daugh-
Howard Scott.
ter, Robin Elyse.
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Aug. 15—To Dr. and Mrs. Joel
July 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Alan
L. Nitzkin (Phyllis Rosenberg), L. Saturn (Nancy S. Adelson of
former •Detroiters of Miami, a Detroit), of Nashville, Tenn., a
daughter, Samantha Tamar.
daughter, Rikki Jennifer.
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July 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Aug. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Rockind (Gladys Reinstein), 20240 J. Sternberg (Amy Rothschild),
Renfrew, a daughter, Sandy Ellen. former Essexville, Mich. residents
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of Orinda, Calif., a son, Benjamin
Aug. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel.
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Dominick David Vocino (Bonnie
July 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerald
Marlowe), 24680 Roanoke, Oak
Park, a daughter, Nicolle Lynne. Meyers (Jill Slipson), 20551 Se-
cluded, Southfield, a son, Mitchell
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Alex.
Aug. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Alex
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J. Miller (Marlene Lederer), 17124
July
9—To
Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac
Hilton, Southfield, a son, Adam
Schaver (Eve Milikowsky), former
Stephen.
Detroiters of Tel Aviv, Israel, a
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Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Eric daughter, Rona- Bella Yehudit.
M. Gordon (Sarah Halpern), 22453
Hallcroft, Southfield, a son, Jason
Samuel.
Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael H. Margolin (Linda Max-
well), 148 W. Dakota, a son, Ben-
jamin.
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Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Eric
M. Gordon (Sarah Halpern),
22453 Hallcroft, Southfield, a son,
Jason Samuel.
Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rudin (Sharon Brooks), 29689
Marshall, Southfield, a son, Steven
Jeffrey.
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Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Rosenberg (Carol Owens),
14620 LaBelle, Oak Park, a son,
Paul Daniel.
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ERVING J. RUBIN of Queens
Way Dr., Bloomfield Hills, has
been appointed governmental af-
fairs associate on Ford, Motor
Company's Civic and Government
Affairs Staff. Rubin had been ad-
vanced projects manager in the
company's Product Development
Group. Before joining Ford in
February 1970, he was director of
TALUS (Detroit Regional Trans-
portation and Land Use Study.)
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GEORGE ERDSTEIN has been
appointed an officer of the firm of
Leonard G. Siegal Associates, Inc.,
Detroit architects. A graduate of
Columbia University School of
Architecture, Erdstein has been
with the firm since 1968.
Wayne County
intermedi-
ate school sys-
tem.
Most recently,
Berke has been
Berke
employed by the Jewish Welfare
Federation as director of the food
and mercantile 'divisions of the
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund.
Berke is maried to the former
Linda Weisman, and they have a
son, Marc.
Enrollment is in progress for
Hillel's coming school year, 1971-
72. A combined curriculum in both
Hebraic and general studies is
offered, with ungraded Hebrew
classes for students with little or
no Hebrew background.
For the first time, there will be
an all-day kindergarten program in
addition to morning and afternoon
kindergarten classes.
Hot kosher lunches will be served
and transportation is available.
For further information, call the
school office, 851-2394.
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Cancer Research Urged
Editor, The Jewish News:
I am a patient at the American
Medical Center at Denver, an out-
standing hospital and research cen-
ter devoted to the conquest of
cancer. Since I have been in this
hospital, I have been aware of a
great deal of apathy on the part
of the American public to a dis-
ease which this year will claim
approximately seven times the
number of American lives lost in
the entire Vietnam war.
Unless rapid progress is made in
research, nearly every American
family will be touched in some
way by this dread disease. I would
like to receive letters from people
who are interested in a coopera-
tive effort in support of cancer
research. It is my contention that
we may be able to motivate one
another.
MARIE BIRCH
Patients Committee for
Conquest of Cancer
Denver
French Delegation
Seen Giving Moral
Support to Libya
DR. HARRY M. FRIEDMAN,
who for 32 years was a member
of the dental staff at the Jewish
PARIS (JTA)—The decision by
Home for the Aged, will retire
Tuesday. A graduate of the Univer- Foreign Minister Maurice Schu-
sity of Michigan Dental School, mann to send a "high-ranking"
Dr. Friedman was a founder and delegation to the annivrsary cele-
past president of the American bration of the Libyan colonels'
Society of Geriatric Dentistry. He revolution is considered by well-
is past master of Perfection Lodge informed political circles here as
of the Masons and belongs to Cong. a further step in the bolstering of
French influence throughout the
Shaarey Zedek.
more radical countries of the Arab
Rabbi HARLAN J. WECHSLER, world.
On Sept. 1, the Tripoli gov-
an alumnus of Harvard College
and of the Jewish Theological Sem- erenment marks the second an-
inary, has been named associate niversary of the revolution headed
director of the United Jewish by Col. Muamniar al-Qaddafi. No.
Appeal's rabbinical advisory board. less important. that date \•ill also
see the popular referendum on
the creation of an Arab federation
Bnai David Bowling
comprised of Libya, Egypt and
Bnai David's Sunday night mixed the Sudan. Under these circum-
bowling league welcomes new stances, a "high-ranking" French
members. For information, call presence at the anniversary cere-
Harriet Wilner, 542-0662.
monies can only be interpeted as
recognition of the federation, and
The greatest blessing is created will undoubtedly be seen that way
and enjoyed at the same moment. by the Arabs, primarily by Qad-
—Epicurus. dafi himself.
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Freedom Caravan Tells Soviet Story
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Four traveling college students . Guest speakers at the program
brought a show on wheels to were Dr. Herbert Paper, profes-
Ctmp Tamarack Tuesday, to il- sor of linguistics and near east-
lustrate the history and plight of ern languages at the University of
Michigan; Dr. Louis Rosenbaum,
Soviet Jews for campers there.
of the Cleveland Council on Soviet
Calling their, show the Free- Anti-Semitism; and Arthur Brod-
dom Caravan, David and Judy kin, of the National Jewish Wel-
Forman of Ohio, and David fare Board in New York.
Sadawski and Mark Clarfield of
Toronto, have traveled through.
out nine states and 30 camps
this summer to tell children
what they can do to help Soviet
Jewry.
The Freedom Caravan, sponsor-
ed by the Cleveland Council, ap-
peared at the Jewish Center Mon-
day.
Akiva Day Moves
Into New Building
Following the presentation—con-
sisting of songs, movies and drama
—the troupe invited campers to
hold Russian programs and teach-
Akiva Hebrew Day School has
ing in their schools, write plays on moved into new quarters at the
Soviet Jewry, bring in speakers Rohlik Building, 21550 12 Mile,
and organize their temples to use Southfield.
Soviet seals on all mailings.
The new facilities will accom-
odate elementary through senior
high school classes, English and
Hebrew libraries, an audio-visual
laboratory and a large auditorium.
- The coming school year will
mark the beginning of Akiva's full
MICHAEL and ROBERT yeshiva high school program,
SCHWARTZ, sons of Dr. and Mrs. starting with the introduction of
David Schwartz of Shervilla Pl., a 10th grade. Courses are college
Southfield, performed in the Inter- preparatory and geared toward the
lochen Music Camp production of highest level of out-of-town yeshiva
"East of the Sun and West of the high schools.
Moon" Saturday. Both have lead-
Due to technical reasons, Akiva's
ing roles in the junior drama divi- kindergarten class, which will be
sion play, an original adaptation held in the mornings, will remain
of an ancient Norse fairy tale. in Akiva's former quarters at the
Michael, 10, and Robert, 9, are Young Israel of Oak-Woods, 24061
students at fiill
el Day School.
Coolidge, Oak Park.
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For registration information, call
BARRY WEINTRAUB, son GI the school office, 354-4664.
:Li/fr. and Mrs. Danny Weintraub of
Lee Ave., Southfield, has returned
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from a seven-week tour of Israel,
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The Detroit premiere of the
motion picture, "FIDDLER ON
THE ROOF" is being sponsored
as a benefit for DETROIT AD-
VENTURE, the arts council for
metropolitan Detroit. Charles Ger-
shenson, president of the board
of trustees of Detroit Adventure,
announced that the opening night
performance is Nov. 10 at the North-
land Theater. The premiere will
be a black-tie affair with an after-
glow at Northland Inn. The hos-
tess for the evening will be Agnes
Moorehead, film and television
star, who will greet guests at
the theater and will give a special
reading at the afterglow.
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