32—Friday, May 19, 1972

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Greenber g
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elected picsoli•nt of the Zionist
organization of Detroit. at the
annual nioel rml held at the Zion
1st L'•d'ural Center Ntas II
Dr Jr. I I Hamburger retiring
president. ss as eleetcd r hairman
of the eyecidise ornionttee.
Erierllat•nder. 1)r
Dr
Ales S
Sidney
Sanford :X
Berm:eft, Itr
I. riedl li•nt II I .11.1 Di 7, Loth wer e

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PUBLIC
NOTICE

Announc.ng the

merger of

BLAIR &
KEITH STUDIOS

PHOTOGRAPHY

WEDDINGS

BAR MITZVAS

we come to your

home with sorripies

I or

Fast

EffIceent

Service Co/I

398-9111 or 895-8805

holarship winners

in!rod [iced to the

were

Illt . lilber,111p

he

Dr Hamburger

The new ZOD president. 1)r
Greenberg. served as chairman of
the /1(11 Balfour Concerts during
the last two sears and succeeded
In
gainin_t increased community
support for the sponsored projects
in Israel and in Zionist efforts in
1)Plreit

A member of the staffs of Mount
Carmel and Brent flosoitals. he
has been in active MCCIICal prat'
11 , 'e
.peg ralvrng Jr. surgery, after
sers1,. - .2. m the
S
medical corps
during Wiirlil War 11 for three-
and a half sears with the rank of
\Door

With his wife. Florence. he has
stirred on the board of Z(7D for
past few sears. They have
two daughters and seven grand-
children and one of their daurth•
tern. her husband and children
recently settled in Israel.

fIr Orire::toirg is affiliated with
th: :Xliteriean Society.
American Academy - of General
Practiee. American Society of AIL
dominal Surgeons, Malmonides
Medical Society and l'hi Lambda
Kappa Me trial Fraternity: Ile is
a Life Nlaster in bridge and his
other hold.: s are. music and golf

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Center Readies
Fenior Weekend
Summer Programs

NYC Yeshiva Leaving
Unsafe Lower East Side

NEW YORK - Fearing the safety
its students and damage to its
property, one of Ness York's oldest
,eshivot is leaving the Lower East
Sale.
Itabbi Jacob Joseph School.
founded at the turn of the cen-
tury, once housed a day school
through the eight grade, a high
school. a health center, rabbinical
seminary and a school for train-
ing, religious functions. Fewer than
300 students now attend classes.
The school's elementary operation
si
diSharded
three years ago
because of parents" fears for chi:
diets
(17- iiiind is brio_ broken for a
ricis school in the Bronx that will
ecom m oda to 600-700 students
frern the New York metropolitan
and New Jersey areas. Elementary
classes will begin there in 1973.

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The senior adult department of
the Jewish Center announces its
swot annual seminar weekenc to
he held June 16-18 at the Liu eel
Conference Center at Camp Tania-
rack. imionsille. The theme of ithe
weekend is "The Changing W"orl .•'
Re 21.:ra!1::n is being taken n nv
The nkce'send will include s in-
inar dis( nature walks, n
o u trionr
cr
r1,,r11
and Ind ion
swill:riling.
dant

Re else led meintlers of the board
fur a three sear term are, Harry
.1 A Gino f , Sidney I. Brand, Albert
.1 Rinke. Walter Earlier. Morn.
Fishman Peres Kaplan Dr Al-
on P. t \tars in S Litt
Carit,u
Hanilrf (Khan h. L eonard
I. Rail ei
:Abe Itosenzweig.lild?ri
Xlir hael I, Stair s
and Nit',
Morns Sl VI: Illan and Dr. \les (A -
B Z:•ft

Si♦ se

Music For All Occasions

Z,,)///),

Ilantbttr..•r huge Itykos ill. MI'S.

DR I %I K

and

1

Sidney Z. Leib. Mrs. Loins Famish.
Cantor Amon A. Rosenfeld and
Douglas Schilbot.

In his presidential report in
w hie h he outlined at complish•
'tient, of the past year. Dr.
Hamburger emphasized the im-
part:one
of
public relations •
sersires l•■ Israel in all areas
cf Zionist actin dies and ex-
pansion of the Z01) scholarship
pt °grains.

HIS ORCHESTRA

1/,

Ness Is elected members of the
board for a. three sear term are
Gordon
I Ginsberg. Mr'
Joel I.

Those with unexpired two arid
terms remain seem her.
of the hoard

JOE MILLER

/:,,

and Mrs. Richard ft
Kramer secretais.

one rear

elected suer presidents Other of
firers chosen were David I. Dom

/

Tire

\11th. II %II%

In a roam' lit•rnrion cereniiirs
it the Raleigh House. 1.ynn
n became the bride of Marvin
Zuniherg Rabbi Al Robert Sydrie
and Cantor Ilarold Orhach offi-
ciated
The newlyweds are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ittir.son of
Timberline Rd Southfield. and
Mr and Mrs Lewis Zumberg of
Edmore 1'1. Southfield

The bride wore her
th - r's
wedding :pm n of slipper satin
w hich dipped into a chapel
Hain: square neckline. princess
line and legioimutton sleeves.
Her Juliet cap was of lace and
ticked organza and the lace
was repeated in motifs on her
shoes. She carried her con-
firmation Bible topped with
white erchids. Stephanotis and
iss.
Mrs
Itti s: n. the bride's
sh.mr :n sv sttended the bride.
\Id Ifrixinan was best man. Ushers
sere lit naki and Steven Zumberg.
the bridegroom's brothers, Joel
Itligsonrif Sea t 1 1 e. the bride's
hmther. a 71:1 Eddie Kanter. Ken-
neth Ittigsen the bride's nephew,
sal
rint!Ifearer. Grandparents in
the bridal parts - were Mr. and Mrs .
Morris W. Kollin of oltnthle.
Following a honeymoon in Mes,
leo the cauple will reside in De
trod

1)r. 1:o•vidiatiiii tleads
for Analysts

Dr Edward Rosenbaum. pro
fessor of business administration
and director of the Study Seminar
for Financial Analysts at the Uni-
sersity of Windsor. announces thir
seminar study nroctram will take
place May 28-June 3 at the uni-
versity
The program wall coincide with
a general refresher May 28-31.
Purpose of the seminar is to help
candidates review their previous
studies for this spring's Chartered
( Financial Analysts examinations
and to serve as a refresher pro-
gram for analysts and portfolio
, managers seeking further ex-
: rosure to recent techniques an the
; area of investment analysis.
Dr. Rcsenhaum, a native De.
troiter, directed similar sem-
inars at Lehigh University and
was a private economic consul-
tant in Israel for years. lie
holds a linetOrati. from the Uni-
sersitv of Wisconsin and taught
at Wayne State Unisersity and
lmerican 1 nisersitv.

1/11
tatt2fa In induct •
lir Sidney Da% olson. dean of th-
gradwite sehmtl of loiSilleS ,
Arthur Young Professor of Ac
countin- at Obi tdusersity of Chi-
cago. Dr Eli Shapiro Sylvan ('
Coleman Professor of Financial
Management in the Harvard Uni-
versity Graduate School of flu,:
ness Administration: and Dr. Beryl
W Sprinkel, senior vice president
and imonarmst for th • Harris Tra.d
and Sayings Bank.
For information and reserva
bons
contact
Dr. Rosenbaum at
thg University of Windsor faculty
of business administration.

discussion chairman will
Le Trot. Samuel IP, in, former
Ili-J.411, and 4 . , OnnItlit, professor
at Wayne State Unisersity. lire
i oltore and entertainment pro-
gram will be (haired b. Cantor
Nicholas Tertakel. The chairm
of the weekend
will
ill he .l ie

Dishen.

ations at the conler-
er.ce center will include two i i a
1 . 00,11 us ith a private bath. All
meals are included in the ee.
Transportation will be avail the
from the Detroit area.
The Center is planning two ro-
grams for senior adults for the
summer. Three one-week es-
siOns at the Butzel Center aifain
will be offered beginning fult. -
31'. Aug. 7 and Aug. 14. The first
will be a vacation week: the
ec - '
ond, seminar week: and the th rd.
a "combination week."
The Butzel Conference Ce ter
overlooks its own lake and is in
the heart of 3,000 acres of a wood-
ed recreation area. Each fit est i
house includes bedrooms with tWin '
beds and a private bath, its own
lounge and fireplace. All roOms
are heated and air-conditioned.
A new program to he offered by
the Center this summer will be the
Senior Adult Holiday Week—faur •
one:week, in-city sessions be li
in•
ning July 3, 10. 17 and 24. E ch
week's program will include a t ip.
outdoor activities. dramatics iiind
lectures.
Registration for Center rniltm-
hmts is open now and will he
open for non-members June 12
For information and registration,
call the Center. 341-4200, se ior
adult division.

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Weddings. Bar Mit,vos et ,

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authoring-. on the subject of human hair:
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strung hair.
ne•er be
he nut? Because
the lung
term
pr aloe. ft: clam .....
placking can
lie

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stimulate th

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growth of additional harps

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2.

method of permanent hair

You may cause succes-

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nurser, longer,
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removal with everything to

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fortable .
Electrolysis is

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medically approved method

4 You may make eventual

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slower

and costlier by pulling the
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and
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Such risks are neediest

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only

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