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THE DETJUMT JEWIS # NEWS
Regis Medresh Govoha toBenelit
From Reception; Rabbi Koller Guest
Nyntan-Cappinger Vows PRIDE- Formed, —1—
Planned for Novembers to Help Jobless
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Beth Medresh Govoha, Lakewood, troffers, have been able to con-
N.J.,' will be honored guest at. a tinue their studies through these
reception 8:30 p.m. Monday at fellowships, Rabbi Kotler seeks to
the home of Mrs. Sol Nusbaum, establish a speitial ;11,000,000 fel-
and son, Joseph Nusbaum, 25847 lowship fund. Because enrollment
Woodville, Southfield. Proceeds has increased by 25 per ,ent since
will go to the maintenance fund last year, dormitory
space is at a
of the Beth Medresh.
premium. • -
A similar function took place in
After the death of Ray Aarcet,
December 1970 when a special Kotler in 1962, an expansion pro- -
campaign was spearheaded by gram was begun, under the guid-
Sol Nusbaum, who died recently.
ance of his son, including a main
Rr. Arnold Eisenman, chairman study hall, dining hall and central
of the sponsors committee, an- residence hall.
nounced that Irving Minim of New
The Beth Medresh Govoha has
York, president of Rabbi Jacob graduated many young scholars,
Joseph Yeshiva and author of who in turn have established and
"Ethics from Sinai," will be guest staffed schools in Philadelphia and
speaker.
MISS MIER=
Scranton, Pa., Long Beach and
.
Rabbi Kotler's father, the late Woodridge, N.Y.; St. Louis, Den-
Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin G. Nyman
Ray Aaron Kotler, founded Beth ver and Toronto, as well as a re- of Stellamar
Dr.,
Southfield,
an-
Medresh Govoba and initiated cently established high school in
nounce the engagement of their
a system of fellowships whereby Adelphia,
daughter
Sherri
to
Greg
Coppin-
talmudic scholars would be able
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
to pursue a level of proficiency Harry Laker President
Coppinger of Mapleleaf Dr., Wa-
heretofore unknown on the Amer-
terford
Township.
of Pinsker Aid Society
ican continent.
Miss Nyman attends Eastern
Many students from all over
Harry Laker has been elected Michigan University, and Mr. Cop-
president of the
pinger attends Oakland Commu-
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If You Want Them to
Pinsker Proges-
nity College.
Dance, You'll Need
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41 sive Aid Society' ,
A November wedding is planned.
4r for the third time.
MUSie by
Hyman Lipsitz
New Medical Facility
was elected vice
president; Dave
to Service Patients
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Call David, 398-3158
4r Weiner, treasur-
Needing Recovery Care
er; Sam Rosen-
berg, reserve
A unique medical institution
treasurer; and
called Medicos is now accepting
Na than Rossen
patients at 22355 W. Eight Mile.
Laker
Resale Clothing
and Mannie Ekelman, secretaries.
The new three-story, 192-bed
consignment
facility is not a hospital and not a
2745 Coolidge
nursing
home. It was designed for
Socialites Start '72
the patient who needs recovery
547-2931 ns1116 With Dance Saturday
care and/or rehabilitation. The
facility is served by a staff of
Detroit Socialites will start the
in all the medical spe-
season by sponsoring a dance 9 physicians
cialties.
Will Celebrate Their
p.m. Saturday at Berkley Masonic
Medicos
has an X-ray depart-
Temple.
a pharmacy; and a labora-
60th Anniversary The Johnny C Orchestra will pro- ment;
tory on its premises. Medicos
Sunday, Feb. 6, 1972, 630 p.m. vide music for dancing, and there offers a complete program of
will be refreshments and social physician - supervised physical
At Bnai David Synagogue
mixers. The community is invited. therapy.
Max Sosin will entertain &
Medicos was built to exacting
This organization is comprised
Eric Rosenow will provide the music of Jewish men and women over hospital standards set by Con-
age 35 dedicated to social and gress. Electrically operated ad-
Guests Welcome
charitable interests
justable beds, mechanical lifts for
For Reservations Phone
For information, call Kay Gen- moving the incapacitated patient,
r, 543 - 0984, or Dolly Zloto, KE bathing facilities for the nonambu-
974.
latory and all other aids are in
daily use.
Medicos was organized to meet
a need for a recovery care facility
which would provide medical and
therapeutic care for the recover-
ing patient with special medical
needs.
Plans are available whereby
patients spend some part of their
recovery at home. Every patient
WOW.
retains his right to be attended b.
the physician of his choice.
1018 W. 9 ito d.
*HOTSTUFF
Swap Et Shop
Beginning Jan. 31 at Northland
-Center's communit/ auditorium, a
new organization will meet to aid
,4- p lefessional people in white-collar
Jobs who have suddenly found
themselves unemployed. The pro-
ram will run from 5:30 p.m. to
7$0 p.m. and 8:00 p.tn.-10:30 p.m.
weekly.
The organization, PRIDE (Pur-
(atling Realistic Ideas Develops
Employment), was founded by a
48 year-old father of three, Fred
at
Under Cover
29600 Northwestern, Southfield
Between 12 & 13 Mile — 355-2210
Hours 10:30 A.M. to 4 P.M.
LONG SKIRTS
DRESSES
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GOLF
RODES4ntisses & • ) HANDBAGS'
GOWNS-(missos Jrs.) PANTS fs, - TOPS
11 5EVOUR,EXCINNO NEW CRUM
ANORIONMIWAR COLLECTION° '
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Store Wide Sale
UP TO
75%
Como See Us at Our New Location
1799 Coolidge
Just
547 4874
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Mon. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Carol Liss & Gisela Findling
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LAMP WAT SHOP
22120 Coolidge at 9 Mile (Oalt Pant Shopping Center)
Formerly of 7 Mile
545-1410
Complete Line of * Lamps * Shades * Tables
* Gifts * Wall Decorations in every price range
Not affiliated with any
other Furniture Co.
Bridal Registry
interior Decorating Service
Now is a good time
eelfounds
At
For banquets
Luncheon Fashion
Shows arranged.
WOODWARD AT LONG, LAKE RD.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
Call 644-4800
a 9f• fl, • :
Isadore L. Shrodeck, chairman
of Branch Four Labor Zionist Al-
liance, announces that the branch
will meet 8:30 p.m. today at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Irving Pos-
ner, 18111 Muirland. Alan D. Kan-
del of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration staff, will speak NI "Jew-
ish Youth on the College Campus"
—new developments.
There also will be a discussion
on the World Zionist Congress,
and the recent merger between
the Labor Zionist Organization,
Farband and American Habonim
Association.
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COLIfitro'
New
was
• The JEWISH MUSEUM is pre-
senting an exhibition of suites of
lithographs on Old Testament
themes by six contemporary ar-
tists. The exhibition, which con-
tinues now throug
'eb. 13, in-
cludes etchings ,,by Marc Chagall.
a_*4,
North of IT Milo
(next to Burro Chef)
Labor Zionist Branch
Plans' Meeting Tonight
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GJOLIkc,1 594104hka
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OFF
THE
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ONE WEEK ONLY
g ottlique
for the job search.
There is a small enrollment
charge, plus a smaller charge for
each weekly meeting attended.
544-3106 542-5632 I r-8
Beginning Monday, Jan. 24th thru Sat., Jan. 29th
artme e
PRIDE will not give anyone
leads on jobs, but instead will
offer positive ways to deal with
the personal crisis and to main-
tain self-respect and a positive
attitude.
PRIDE also will offer guidance
in successful job-finding tech-
niques, and create new incentives
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LIP TO 75% OFF
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Deutsch. In June 1971, Deutsch's
job as vice president and general
manager of a large service busi-
ness was terminated. After months
of unsuccessful job buntin g,
, Deutsch, with a friend, managment
consultant Robert C. McCoy, de-
cided to help others in similar sit-
nations-
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