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Judge Joseph J. Pernick
has been unanimously elected
presiding judge of Wayne
County Probate Court for the
coming year.
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Judge Pernick 50, has of the deaf and other handi- of Wayne State University's
served on the Probate bench capped individuals. Working law school, the judge has un-
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since October 1968. Prior to with Prof. B. James George, dertaken a project that will
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eventually develop a corps of
that he was a Common Pleas
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qualified interpreters which
judge for six years.
will enable deaf persons to
Eves. and Weds.
As presiding judge he will
communicate with police, at-
serve as the court's official
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torneys and judges when
spokesman.
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faced with legal proceedings.
Judge Pernick will also
Over 30 Year
continue to serve on the com-
puter procedures technology
committee and the personnel
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advisory committee of the Su-
preme Court.
Judge Pernick has helped
develop computerization in
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his own court, as well. An
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operational system there now
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enables the Wayne County
From One to any number of musicians
Probate judges to more tight-
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of estates and expedite their
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He long has been a nation-
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Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah.
Rabinowitz, a Detroit area
pharmacist, and his wife
have been active in Beth Ye-
hudah Schools for many
years. They are also mem-
bers of Cong. Mishkan Israel
and Bnai Brith.
The dinner honoring Rabin-
owitz and his wife will also
include a musical program
arranged by the yeshiva choir
under the direction of Rabbi
Aaron Davidson.
For information and reser-
vations, call the school, 557-
6750.
Spiritual Leader of Bangkok
Jews Returns to Give Lectures
Bezalel Gordon, spiritual
lea-der of the Bangkok Jew-
ish community, Will return
to Detroit in April to lecture
on his year-long, round-the-
world trip.
Gordon, son of Rabbi
James I. Gordon of Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods,
and Mrs. Gordon, became the
community's spiritual leader
upon the death of Air Force
Chaplain Rabbi David Sobel.
Gordon's journey included
visits to nearly every Jewish
community in South Ameri-
ca and Asia as well as some
of the lesser known Jewish
communities in Southern
Europe.
The Bangkok community
holds Sabbath 'Eve services,
has a weekly religious school
for childre n, discussion
groups, social gatherings for
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for a mohel or shohet, the
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center.
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the revitalization of the city.
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and industry in celebration of
our nation's 200th birthday."
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group can make a greater
impact than by working on
several projects. The science
center. would be built south
of the Detroit Institute of
Arts, bounded by Warren,
Farnsworth, John R, and
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