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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, May 18, 1973

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Brit Mila School
Graduation Slated

NEW YORK — Rabbi
Jung, president of the Brit
Mila School conducted at the
Mount Sinai Hospital, announ-
ced Dr. S. David Pomrinse,
director of the Mount Sinai
Hospital, will speak at grad-
uation exercises Wednesday.
This event will be the
school's second graduation
of men who are highly quali-
fied to perform Brit Mila
(ritual circumcision).

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their daughter aren, Lynn to
Jerome S. Mehler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Mehler of
Stratford Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Novetsky is a junior
at Wayne State University's
school of nursing. Her fiance
is a senior at the University
of Michigan's dental school.
An August wedding is
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Mrs. Joseph Maltzer, past president of Temple Emanu-
El, treasurer and a member of the executive committee,
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, participated in
the annual spring meeting of the executive committee at
NFTS headquarters in New York City. Mrs. Maltzer re-
ported on the NFTS general fund for the current fiscal year.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Selvan will live in Ann Arbor
following his graduation from Mount Sinai School of Medi-
cine in New York. Dr. Selvan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Selvan of Jerome Ave., Oak Park, will take his internship
and residency at University Hospital.
Hostesses at two bridal showers for Geraldine Beth
Needle, daughter of Mrs. M. Needle of Shaker Heights,
0., were Mesdames Charles Kief, Harry Shapiro, Wilford
Cole, Sylvia Stern, Harry Glassman, Norman Cohen and
Milton Weiss. Miss Needle's fiance is Allan Weiss of La-
Belle Blvd., Oak Park.

Troth Announced

The father of pianist Esther
Allan incorrectly w a s re-
ferred to in last week's re-
view as "the late" Cantor
Rubin Boyarsky. Mrs. Allan
reported 'her father is both
alert and interested in his
daughter's accomplishments
as a musician. Her new re-
cording, "Patterns," is avail-
able at Grinnell's, Hudson's
and Korvettes, as well as at
Nor Est Recordings, 17540
Wyoming.

MRS. H. H. LEHMAN

JUDGE POLIER

NEW YORK—Mrs. Herbert
H. Lehman, widow of the late
Governor and Senator, was
honored " f o r distinguished
service to the community and
to Israel" by the national
women's division of the
American Jewish Congress at
a luncheon in the Plaza Ho-
tel, May 10.
More than 400 persons at-
tended the organization's 11th
annual Louise Waterman

Wise Awards luncheon, at
which leather-bound scrolls
were also presented to Dr.
June Jackson Christmas,
Commissioner of the New
York Department of Mental
Health and Mental Retarda-
tion Services; Julie Harris,
actress, and Judge Justine
Wise Polier, who recently re-
tired after 38 years on the
bench of the N e w York
Family Court.
Former Consumer Affairs
Commissioner Bess Myerson
made the presentation to
Mrs. Lehman.
The award to Judge Polier,
a former president of the
American Jewish Congress
women's group, was pre-
sented by Mrs. Leona Chanin,
who heads the women's di-
vision executive committee.
Mrs. Jacqueline Levine of
West Orange, N.J., national
president of the women's di-
vision, delivered an anniver-
sary message in honor of the
group's 40th year and pre-
sented the awards to Dr.
Christmas and Miss Harris.

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A weekend workshop for
those interested in teaching
the "Habet Ushma" Hebrew
course (audio-visual method)
will begin June 8 at the
Jewish Center.
The course will be given
by Ezri Uval, director of the
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Center. Gerald Miller, staff
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Services, will speak on "Aid
to the Disabled." The public
is invited.

Nursery Parents
to Hear Speaker

Dr. David Faigenbaum,
director of phychological
services at Children's Hos-
pital and associate professor
in the college of medicine
and the department of clini-
cal psychology at Wayne
State University, will address
parents and professional staff
of the Adat Shalom Nursery
School 8 p.m. Wednesday in
the synagogue social hall.
Dr. Faigenbaum, who is
involved in service, teaching
and research in the areas of
child development and fam-
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