THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, April 12, 1974

Gutmann , to Speak

Dr. Joseph Gutmann, pro-
fessor. of art history at
Wayne State University, will
speak on "Medieval Jewish
Image: Conceptions, Contri-
butions, Controversies" May
4 at the Center for Medieval
and Early Renaissance Stud-
ies of the State University of
New York at Binghamton.

No one knows what it is
that he can do till he tries.
—Pubilius Syrus.

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'March for Breath' Will Benefit

Thousands of homemakers,
fathers and concerned young
people will ring doorbells in
the area April 14 - May 15 for
the annual life-saving-fund
drive "The March for
Breath," in conjunction with
"National CARIH Asthma
Week—May 1-7."
Ross Martin, Hollywood
personality, is door - to - door
campaign chairman for the
national asthma center. Mrs.
Milton Aichenbaum is presi-
dent of the Elaine Levin
Chapter which will campaign
locally.
More than 9,000,000 Amer-
icans suffer from asthma,
and half are children. It is
estimated that 6,000 of them
—half of them children—will
die during 1914 because of
their illness, according to
U.S. government statistics.

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Hospital for Asthma Sufferers

Since starting its pioneer
asthma care - treatment - re-
search program, the National
Asthma Center's Children's
Asthma Research Institute
and Hospital (CARIH) has
provided over 1,000,000 days

ORT to Honor
Mrs. Redisch

The Michigan Region of
ORT announces that Mrs.
David (Myrtle) Redisch has
been selected as honoree at
ORT's third annual. Israel
Bond luncheon April 23 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Mrs.
Redisch will r e c e i v e the
"Shalom Award" for ,her
work for the state of Israel
and the Bond Organization.
A member of ORT for more
than 25 years, Mrs. Redisch
is Parkwood Chapter past
president and has served the
region as school building and
ORT tour chairman.
Both she and her husband
belong to Oakland-Century
Lodge of Bnai Brith and

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Men's Council of Adminis-
tration will meet 8 p.m.
Thursday at the JWV head-
quarters. Plans will be com-
pleted for hosting the May
regional and for the annual
Battle Creek Hospital Party,
a yearly event with entertain-
ment. For information, call
the commander, Joe Bale,
559-5680.
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Ladies Department of
Michigan will meet 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at the JWV head-
quarters. Plans will be com-
pleted for a party at Battle
Creek Ho'spital in conjunc-
tion with the Men's Depart-
ment. There also will be first
nominations of officers, and
delegates to the state conven-
tion will be elected. For in-
formation, call the JWVA of-
fice, 559-5680.

in residence at CARIH. The
annual cost per child for
care and treatment is about
$15,000, and is provided al-
most entirely through volun-
teers' efforts.
Asthma is responsible for
23 per cent of all school ab-
sences—more than any other
chronic illness.
The National Asthnia Cen-
ter maintains the only full-
scale research facility in the
world devoted primarily to
the study of asthma, its
causes and cures. Children
age 5-16 are accepted with-
out regard to race, color,
creed or financial status.
They are referred by physi-
cians, hospitals and clinics,
and the severity of their ill-
ness- is the only criterion for
their admission.
Michigan CARIH Council
president is Mrs. Ramona
MRS. DAVID REDISCH
Surma. To join the "March-
Temple Beth El. They have for-Breath" call CARIH, 562-
two sons, Steven and Robert. 1690, for a kit.
ORT is the first women's
organization in this area to
Bar Mitzvas, Weddings
participate in the $1,000,000,-
and special occasions
000 Israel Bond loan for re-
Garson
Zeltzer
habilitation of Israel's econ-
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migrants from Russia.
559-7876
All ORTists and their
friends are invited to the
luncheon, where Prof. Gerald
Meister will be guest speak-
er. For reservations, c a 11
Israel Bonds, 968-0200.

of free patient care valued at
over $29,800,000 to children
from all over the world.
Many of these children came
from Detroit and its many
suburban areas. At this time
there is a child from Detroit

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Esther M. Goudsmit, Shel-
don Appleton and Irving
Torgoff were among nine
Oakland University faculty
members who have received
research grants of up to $600
each from the university re-
search committee.
Miss Goudsmit received a
grant for biological sciences;
Appleton, political science;
and Torgoff, psychology.

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Sisterhood Sets
Date for Donor

Bnai David Sisterhood will
have its annual champagne
donor luncheon noon April 24
at the synagogue, announces
Mrs. Alan Weiner, donor
chairman.
At 10 a.m. there will be a
champagne boutique sale
original personalized center-
featuring items such as pot-
pieces, favors, & invitations for
tery, hand-blown glass, dough
all occasionk..
sculptures, jewelry and gour-
met cookware. Boutique items
r INVITATIONS 20% OFF
from the Sisterhood Gift Shop
also will be sold. A fashion
by Bev kurtis 353-9199
show will follow luncheon.
For tickets, call Mrs. Mel-
silk & artificial flower arrange-
vin Herner, 557-4640. For
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ments to suit ' home or office
reservations, call Mrs. Mor-
SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO- ris Levine, 547-6878.
decor.
DORSEY MENKEN HEN POST and AUXILIARY
t . SUE KUTINSKY
will meet 9 p.m. Monday at
626-5536
626-7312 —
the JWV Memorial Home. Center Has Trial
BAZAARS
INVITES
4 Anne Silverstein, child wel- Health Club Plan
fare chaiiinan, has arranged
The Jewish Center men's
a party at the D. J. Healy
and women's health clubs
Home
for
Children.
Anyone
RAVELING M ARKET , wishing to service may call will offer a trial membership
Nine Mile & Ridgedale — Phone 547-0140
Mrs. Silverstein, 549-5998. at a reduced fee Monday
The following officers have through May 15 at the Center.
QUALITY FOODS — AT LOWEST PRICES
The men's health club of-
been elected by the auxiliary:
FARM FRESH FRULTS — VEGETABLES
President, Diana Joffe; sen- fers prospective members all
DELICATESSEN and DAIRY PRODUCTS
ior vice president, Betty the regular club privileges,
Spinner; junior vice presi- plus some bonuses including
FRESH BAKED BAGELS and ROLLS — SOFT
dent, Reyva Dryman; treas- a free massage. Those who
DRINKS, CANDIES, COOKIES and
urer, Ruth Levin; patriotic plan to become members may
MANY MORE FOOD ITEMS.
instructress, Shelley Spinner; apply the fee toward a full
1 historian, Mary Shulman; health club membership.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK .
The women's health club
LIMIT
chaplain, Minnie Alpert;
Best Kosher
guard, Mrs. Celia Yetz; and offers special exercise
conductress, - Irene Levin classes, paddleball, swim-
The post and auxiliary will ming and jogging programs,
Bordens Homo
have an outgoing president use of the sauna, steam and
BERMUDA
and commander dinner-dance sun rooms and a free mas-
ONION
in May. Friends are invited. sage.
a pound
For information, call the
For details, contact the sen-
ior vice president, Irene Le- physical education depart-
Tender Sweet
Indian River
vin, 968-3169.
ment, 341-4200.

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Events in Detroit Jewish Community
Week of April 12-18

April 17-8:30 p.m.—Judd Arnett: "Another Look at Israel,"
sponsored by Detroit Zionist Federation at Birm-
ingham Community House. Free. 557-2171.
18-8 p.m.—"The Dybbuk" Yiddish film with subtitles
at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Admission.

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