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The. annual Hanuka Hasidic /
Concert Dec. 22 at Ford Amin-
torium will feature Cantor Betel
Saltzman, who' left.: the Soviet
Union two Months 'ego. _
Born in Crecow.Itil936,Cantor
Saltanian w a s
forced. to::flee
during - World
War II to Central
Asia.. The Stalin
years froth 1648
to 1953 proved to
be , - the most ;t17-
illEAd Saltzman's
,Before leaving Russia at age 35,
Cantor :Saltzman :Wag Offered the
opportunity' Jo be .cintiki" of the
Moiecnv
an .1 offer
mained ,in. seek-
sios .Limtil ' four
years ago, _when Caalter, Saltzman
he was apPointed heat - cantor of
'singing 'tone after •. spending the
High Holy Days with.' the Luba-
vitcher Rebbe, Inibbi --.Menachent
hf. Schneersolin;_ in BrOoklyn;
lifetime: He 're-
DETRIMT JEWISH HENS
Friday, November, 19, 1971-35
Litowich-Selig Rites. ‘
Performed `by 7 Rabbis Clectronic Beading Device
4.40-1116 - Showit 'at- Sinat Meeting
An electronic 'magnifier devel- ran, Erwin S. Simon, Phillip Stoll-
oped at Sinai Hospital's -Low Vis- man and Paul Zuckerman.
Named for election to a first
ion Clinic to enable partly sighted
-
pie to read and write will be term is Richard Sloan.
Reports will be heard from the
deMonsrated at the 19th -annual
'Meeting of the hospital at 8 p.m. Shapero School of Rinsing,
...which...be rejected fearing_ it would
jeopardize "his chances to emigrate
to Israel.-
For five yearkbestruggled for
Teo months after
reaching- lintel, Cantor Salts- .
man; his wife and- six children
-have settled In. the - new L
_ uba
vitcher Village, - Nahalat Haar,
Chabad. -
" -He is iit' the United Stites on a
where he conducted' one of the
Tashkentrand .Coidicted the High. services.
Yiddish folk songs and
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Holy Vey. services.
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lively Russian Hasidic melodies
Yvonne 'Jacqueline Selig recent
are :his forte.
bride
of
Joseph
ly
&vim-
the
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.'conaert ,InforMation, call_
t h e Lubavitcher',-Center, 398-2611. Alex Litowkh at an outdoor cere-
the
.
mony. Habbis Leib. Bakst,
$40 eontribittion to 'the Torch Yeboshva "IL Eichenstein of Chi-
brive will provide a special walk- cago; Berel Shemtov, Sholem Gold-
1 ,
er to a person with a foot stein, Beryl Shulman of Toronto,
Martin Tatelbaum, and Leo Gold-
man officiated.-
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Sidney' Selig of Suther-
land Ave.,' Southfield: The bride-
groom's "parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Litowich of Pornpano
Death, Fla. •
The bride 'designed her A-line
_gown of organza, taffeta, and
Alencon lace.
The brideemaide, wbase,--goems
were also designed by the bride,
were Ellen Fiishman , (Matron of
Amizer),,Slider,,tid site :bitidegroom;
Harriet; Litowich ` also s sister
the bridegroom, - Glitia.:Berman;
Dena -Avtine; and -Rebeccef-Lito-
(junior bridesni44), " -sister
of the bridegroom.
2. The .jtest Man was- Ben
l BOOT
FRONT -
brother of--the
Larry
Selig; "brother , - of - thebride.;.--.JaY
FishMan; and Robert Greenberg
and Robert Steinberg, 'both of
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NOW $
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REG. $20-$22
:OUR . MILITAME BOOT
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NOW
MASTER
CHARGE
4 90 REG. $20
Open
1 Sunday 12 to 5
BANKARD
be Village (Cobbler
Green-II Center __ = Across From. Ifortliond
a
Mrs.• Barbara Shapiro is seek-
ing volunteers for the Kennedy
Elementary School in Detroit. She
needs persons who are knowledge-
able in knitting, sewing, clay mod-
eling, wood whittling, painting,
drawing, piano playing., or similar
skills.
- The students are disadvantaged
4th, - 5th and 6th graders. The vol-
unteer can work either a half
day or full day, one day a week,
each "weekof the school year. Men
of trustees: 'will -present - eight as Well-as women are needed, and
names for election or 're-election there are no age restrictions. For
for five-year terms ending Dec.,1, information, ,call Mrs. Shapiro,
1976. _
398-0206.
Nominated for 're-election are
-Sidney J. Karbel, Edward C. Levy
A clever man commits no minor
Jr:, David M. Miro, Hyman • Saf- blunders.
—Goethe.
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In Michigan He's Called The
Brotherhood Dinner
Planned for Dec. 8
Service Is Great
Committee.
Bill Cosby will be the enter-
tainer.
Charles C. Benham, executive
director of the Detroit Round
-Table, reports a large advance
sale. For tickets call the Round
Table, 869-6306.
Some of the committee members
are. Stanley Winkelman, Paul
Zuckerman, Samuel Hamburger,
Paul Randleman and Hyman Saf-
ran. _
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Detroit Students •
in Need of Tutoring
BIG BUICK DEALER
Alfred A. May, president of the
Detroit Round Table, National
Conference of Christians and Jews,
announces the annual Brotherhood
Dinner will be held 7 p.m. Dec. 8
at Cobo
Honored guest and speaker will
be - Edward .N. Cole, president of
General Motors.
-
Leonard N. Simons heads the
Round • Table's dinner planning
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dent of the hospital, will preside.
A plaque will be presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Fisher in
recognition of their $500,000 gift
toward the construction of Sinai's
newest patient care addition, and
a Medal of Mettit and resolution to
Mrs. Morris Garvett in memory of
her husband who was president of
Sinai Hospital until his death on
Aug. 21.
Following the meeting, a recep-
tion will be held in the cafeteria.
Florida. = "
The bride's grandmother came
- from - England to attend the wed-
-
'411*-
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w , A , - .REG , ' _ $30-
Women's Guild, Jewish Welfare
Federation, the chief of staff
and the executive vice president.
Milton M. Maddin, acting presi-
' Dr. Morris J. Minti, director of
Sinai's-Low Vision Clinic and head
of the team , that developed the
device,- will-demonstrate the unit
during a presentation, "Rehabili-
tation of the Partly Sig,hted."
• The electronic . magnifier con-
sists of a TV monitor and cam-
era with zoom lens and a high-
' intensity light. The entire - unit
fits an average-size desk and
takes only a' few minutes to
learn how to operate.
The unit is now in limited use
in - schools, industries and homes.
' Dr. Mitnz, who - was born in
Poland, is a 1931
graduate of the
University of
,Michigan andret.
ceived his `
there in 1935. Be-
has been assoct
ated with Sinai
Hospital -since 'its,
founding arid-Wit
named the' -first
'director- , of its
Low Vision Clinic
in ;1960
.
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br;' amide
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Also at tlie-iitinutif-ineeting, the
nominating committee 'of the boird
I Men's Clubs I
TAU EPSILON RHO LAW
FRATERNITY, Detroit Graduate
Chapter, will meet 6:30 p.m. Mon-
day at Kings Arms Restaurant.
The group will discuss the new
divorce law and practice with
Wayne Circuit Court Judge George
Bowles, For reservations, call
Stanley 'E. Wise, 964-5060.
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BNAI MOSIIE MEN'S CLUB
-will hold their paid-up membership
dance -8 p.m. Sunday in the social
-hall. Hal Gordon's orchestra will
perform at the catered buffet For
reservations; call the synagogue,
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Deal With The Man Who Can Deliver
TELEGRAPH just SOUTIVof 12 MILE RD.
ACROSS FROM TEL-TIVELVE MALL
353-1300
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
Shirley Alexander, et al
Plaintiffs,
—vs--
NO. 136 842
City of Detroit, a Michigan municipal
corporation, et al
Defendants.
NOTICE OF REIMBURSEMENT OF REFUSE
COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL CHARGES
Owners of multiple dwellings with more than five units located in the
City of Detroit who paid refuse collection and disposal charges to
private contractors during the 21 month period from July 1, 1969 to
April 1, 1971 as a result of the enactment of Ordinance 442-G are
entitled to reinbursement by the City of Detroit under a judgment
entered by Circuit Judge George T. Martin in the above-entitled cause
on August 20, 1971, provided:
L They did not utilize the refuse collection and disposal services of
private contractors prior to the enactment of Ordinance 442-G on June
26, 1969.
2. They file the requisite Proof of Claim and furnish satisfactory
evidence of payment of the charges of private contractors.
The Proof of Claim forms and the procedures for completing and
filing same may be obtained by contacting the attorneys for the plaintiffs
and the Class in the above-erilltled cause, to - wit:
Katz, Victor and Yolks
Attorneys at law
400 American Savings Building
24700 -Northwestern Highway
Southfield, (Michigan 48075
3543500