Doughnuts for (W)holy Hanuka

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34—Friday, Nov. 17, 1972

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Sinai's 'Nem Daily Living' Clinic
to Be Focus of Annual Meeting ' 11 (9 tile

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Writer Is 'Appalled'
by Abortion Support

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs

Dr.

Dr. Pearsall

Rosenzweig

Mrs. Bugoci

A preview of a new clinic as obesity, alcoholism. drug
abuse and sexual maladjust-
- Problem of Daily Living."
to be offered at Sinai Hos- ment.
pital next year, will be pre-
Dr. Rosenzweig. depart-
sented at the hospital'. 20th , ment chairman since 1961,
annual meeting Monday in is on the medical school fac-
Zuckerman Auditorium.
ulty of Wayne State and
Dr. Norman Rosenzweig, Michigan State universities.
chairman of the department lie will introduce the over-
of phychiatry, and two staff all plan of the clinic, its
members will present a pan- scope, purpose and methods.
el discussion on the clinic, The clinic program has
which is intended to provide been developed under his di-
counseling for such problems rection
.
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Dr. Paul Pearsall, clinical
psychologist in the depart-
J. J. CLARKE STUDIO ment of psychiatry, will dis-
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mlAing
cuss the treatment of sexual
Frfrinels
Condlds - Dorecl Colo.
Problems. A graduate of
Wayne State University, he
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is the author of several mono.
N. Muorlond
graphs on the treatment of
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sexual dysfunction. -
The third panel member
will he Mrs. Janet Bugoci,
psychiatric nurse at Sinai. A
graduate of Ohio State Uni-
versity, Mrs. Bugoci will dis-
cuss the clinic's program in
counseling parents of drug-
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• Ore—s sad Neter.✓ hods
abusing youth.
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The meeting also will fea-
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ture reports by Milton M.
• Dry hats • Awl Was
Maddin. president of Sinai:
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Dr. Julien ('river, executive
vice
president; and Dr. Ily-
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man S. Mellen, who is com-
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ETERNAL LIGHT

BNAI SHOLOM
p.m. Sunday.
Station: WBRB-FM (102.7)
Feature: Phil Blazer pro-
vides a contemporary pot-
po• ■ ri of Jewish humor,
music, culture and literature.

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JEWISH WORLD
Time: 7 p.m. Sunday.
I Station: WMZK-FM (98).
Feature: Jack Roberts of-
,' fers community notes and
! news from Israel.

COMMUNITY CURRENTS
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WDEE (1500).
Feature: Meyer Levin, au-
thor of "The Settlers,
will
be interviewed by Eileen
Berris.

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Editor, The Jewish News;
I was very pleased to note
that Amendment B received
a majority of No votes. I was
appalled that the polled Jew-
ish people supported this
amendment by 90 per cent.
It is amazing to me that a
religion that has always so
highly regarded life could be
in favor of murdering a
viable human being.
Certainly
the
woman's
body is her own but not
when it
involves another
human being.
MRS. JOEL ADELMAN

ISSUES AND ANSWERS
Time: 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
Feature: Premier Gold a
Meir will be' interviewed by
a group of correspondents
who went to Jerusalem to
tape the interview. Mrs. Meir
is expected to be asked to
asses the outcome of the
U.S presidential election in
terms of U.S.Israel relations.
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Time: 12 - 30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WW1.
Feature: In the third of a
five part series on "Israeli
Women III Archeology," Dr.
Avraham 13 . ran, director of
the department of antiquities
and museums of the state of
Israel. interviews Mrs Ruth
Amiran, who is considered
the foremost woman arche-
ologist in Israel. Mrs. Ami-
ran will talk about her early
years and about her work at
Arad, N1egiddo, and Ai.
• •
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9,45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: W.IIIK.
Feature: "My . Home is
Somewhere Far Away" with
Bonnie Trust Dahan, author,
who talks with Evelyn Or-
bach as part of the series on
Jewish books.
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REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
rime: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
Loss will explore some fun-
damental Jewish themes
present in today's popular
music.

Time: Noon Tuesday.
Station: WQRS-FM (105.1)
Feature: Robert St. John,
author of "Eban," will he in-
terviewed by Eileen Berris.
(To be repeated the follow-
ing Sunday on WDEE).

Schools Unprotected,
Gahal MK Charges

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
Gahal Knesset member
• charged that
Jerusalem
. schools were unprotected
. against possible attacks or
sabotage by terrorists and
demanded to know why no
outside security assistance
was provided.
Avraham Katz complained
!that the burden of security
in the schools was placed
solely on the principals. He
said the education ministry
advised the', principals to as-
sign women teachers and 11-
12-year-old students to con-
duct searches of the school
premises and grounds for
bombs and bboby-traps.

LETTER BOX

Treasure of O Lifetime

The menu is doughnuts—traditional treat for Ilanuka

in Israel. The not-too-delicate eaters are pre-school chil-
dren who attend a Pioneer Women kindergarten in an
absorption center in Ilaifa. Pioneer Women, at the request
of the Israel government, operates all day-care services in
new immigrant absorption centers throughout the country.
The Ilanuka festival begins on the night of Nov. 30.

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DONALD FOX has been
promoted to executive vice
president and director of op-
erations for PERRY DRUG
STORES, 1NC. Jack A.
Robinson, president and
founder of Perry's chain of
17 stores throughout Oakland
County, said Fox, currently
corporate vice president of
Perry, will assume responsi-
bility for all the company s
operations. Robinson also an-
nounced the promotion of
ALLAN KLEIN to the posi-
tion of vice president, direc-
tor of warehousing, director
of purchasing.
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Clothier HARRY THOMAS
is celebrating, this week, the
37th anniversary of his
men's clothing business. Now
at 24750 Telegraph, he for-
merly operated stores down-
town and on Seven Mile Rd

Says

"The anniversray is notable
for us, because of uninter-
rupted friendships we have
established with our custom-
ers," Thomas said.

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• DINNER
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