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Yeshiva U. Friends to Honor Alumni at Annual Dinner
Service to the community
slide presentation on his
by Yeshiva University al-
alma mater, depicting the
For information, call Hen- umni, will be the theme of
growth and expansion of the
rietta Lewis, 546-0903.
the Detroit Friends of Yesh-
university.
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iva University 20th annual
As the first alumnus in
DETROIT SOCIAL-
dinner Wednesday at Cong.
the Detroit area to become
ITES will hold its annual
Shaarey Zedek. Dr. Leon
a master builder of Yesh-
installation dinner-dance 6 Fill, dinner chairman, an-
iva University, Danzig
p.m.•June 29 at the Raleigh nounced that Bernard Kalb,
will introduce the science
House. Eric Rosenow and CBS-TV and radio state de-
fellows and master build-
his Continentals will pro-
partment correspondent
ers, in whose honor the
vide music. The dance will
and co-author of "Kis-
20th annual dinner is
begin 9 p.m. For dinner res- singer," will speak on "U.S.
being held.
ervations, call Hilda blister, Foreign Policy in the Middle
Alumnus, Rabbi Jack
535-6639, or Augusta Wein- East."
Goldman, will offer the in-
berg, 968-8058.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
vocation and Hamotzi at the
late revered spiritual leader,
dinner. Rabbi Goldman,
Rabbi Morris Adler, was a
olio--devoted 12 years to
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Yeshiva University alum-
study at the University and
nus, a graduate of its Erna
SWINGING SINGLES,
is a graduate of four schools
Michael College of Hebraic
25 and up, will hold a dance
there, is professor of En-
Studies.
9 p.m. June 27 at the former
glish and Jewish chaplain at
Howard S. Danzig, board
Kings Arms. There will be a
Macomb County Commu-
member of Cong. Shaarey
band, and there is a charge.
nity College.
Zedek, its former long time
Rabbi James I. Gordon,
administrative head, is a
CANTOR SIDNEY
also an alumnus, will lead
Yeshiva University alumnus
the dinner guests in the
and basketball star at the
grace after meals. Rabbi
university during his under-
Gordon, treasurer of the
Certified Mohel
graduate years. Danzig, din-
Detroit Friends, is spiritual
358-1426 or 357-5544
ner co-chairman with David
leader of Young Israel of
Hermelin, will narrate a Oak-Woods. He is also a
founder of the Akiva He-
Cantor SAMUEL
brew Day School and presi-
dent of the local Mizrachi
Certified
Organization.
MOHEL
Dr. Arnold Singerman
Serving Homes & Hospoo Is
heads the Yeshiva Univer-
399-7194 — 547-7970
sity Alumni Committee con-
June 13 — To Mr. and
ARTHUR RUBINER
tacting all alumni and al-
Mrs. Hayim I. Gross (Eileen
Haraldur
Kroger,
Iceland
REV. HERSHL
umnae. The committee
Ambassador to the United Silverman), 1331 Quarton,
includes
Rabbi Israel I. Hal-
Bloomfield
Hills,
a
daugh-
States, announced the ap-
ter, Rebecca Sharona.
pern, spiritual leader of
pointment
of
Arthur
J.
Rub-
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Certified Mohel
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel:
iner as Consul of Iceland in
Rabbi
Solomon Poupko,
June
9
—
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Detroit.
Cong. Bnai David; Rabbi
557-3186
Rubiner, an attorney Louis Feldman (Ellen Ka-
Samuel H. Prero, Young
practicing in Southfield, has lef), 27045 Sutherland,
Southfield,
a
son,
Michael
Israel of Greenfield. Rabbi
as his major charge the en- Jamie.
Prero's wife, Hadassah, is
RABBI S. ZACHARIASH couragement
of trade and
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Specialized
an alumna, and Rabbi A.
cultural relations between
June
8
—
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iceland and Michigan.
MOHEL
Rubiner is a member of Ron Koenigsberg (June Barnett Heads
In Home or Hospital
the American Bar Associa- Friedman), 26425 Franklin
557-9666
tion, the State Bar of Michi- Pte., Southfield. a son, Jon- Shelter Board
athon David.
gan and the Oakland
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Barney Barnett, a 50-year
County
Bar
Association.
He
RABBI DR. LEO
board
member of the De-
June
4
—
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
is former president of the
Howard Se•lin (Nancy Re- troit House of Shelter, was
GOLDMAN Jewish Vocational Service izen),
17600 Rainbow, Lath- elected president for his
and Community Workshop
Expert Mohel
rup
Village,
a son, David fifth term at the home's re-
and is a member of the Charles.
Serving Hospitals and Homes
cent election meeting.
board
of
trustees
of
Cong.
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LI 2-4444
547-8555
Shaarey Zedek.
Elected to serve with Bar-
June 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
nett were Harry L. Pliskow
Cary Goldberg (Sara Bur- and Morris Dorn, vice presi-
dowski), 22505 Gill, Farm- dents; Clement Weitzman,
ington Hills, a son, Jeffrey treasurer; and Helen R.
Howard. •
Samberg, secretary.. Jerry
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Bielfield will be the repre-
June 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
sentative to the Jewish Wel-
Harvey Lieberman (Sandra
fare Federation.
Diskin), 24310 Geneva, Oak
Park, a daughter, Melissa
Barnett was president
Anne.
and organizer of the Down-
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town.Synagogue and is a
May 24 — To Dr. and Mrs.
past president of the Han-
Joel Bennett, former De-
nah Schloss Old Timers.
troiters of Philadelphia, a
The House of Shelter was
son, Andrew Benjamin.
organized 50 years ago un-
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der the auspices of Federa-
May 19 — To Dr. and Mrs.
tion and provides housing at
Richard L. Lezell (Susan
the Madison-Lenox Hotel
Linden), 5560 Edinborough,
downtown.
West Bloomfield, a daugh-
ter, Leslie Ilene.
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Aliya Conference
May 18 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Members to Meet
Burton Fogelman (Rochelle
Brode), 3442 Buckingham
Participants and planning
Tr., \Vest Bloomfield, a son,
committee members of the
Ryan Jay.
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Michigan Regional Aliyah
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Conference will have a fol-
• Specializing in SAFETY Information
May 13 — To Mr. and
low-up meeting 8 p.m. Mon-
Mrs. Ronald Lake (Jill Max-
day in the 10 Mile Jewish
man of Southfield), of Sko-
Community Center.
For Our Free Pamphlet
kie Ill., a daughter, Jamie
The June 1 conference
Ellyn.
107 S. Main At 11 Mile
will be evaluated and a
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Michigan Regional aliya
May 11 — To Mr. and
council will he established.
Mrs. Lance K. Heilbrun
For reservations, call the
(Deborah E. Hutto) of Ann
Israel Aliyah Center,
Arbor, a son, Aaron Bryce.
968-1044.
NEW DIMENSION
SINGLES of Cong. Beth
Abraham-Hillel will have
its outing to Cedar Point
Sunday. The day begins
with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at
the synagogue, with depar-
ture at 9 a.m.
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THE BAYIT will hold a
cook-out at Rouge Park,
meeting 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
at its headquarters, 16845
Muirland. Guests are asked
to bring food. For informa-
tion. call the Bayit,
861-1929.
Rubiner Named
Iceland Consul
RUBE
GREENBAUM
Births
ROTH
557-0888
BABY
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IDEA CENTER
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Friday, June 20, 1975 37
Irving Schnipper, spiritual
leader of Cong. Beth Moses,
is an alumnus.
Dr. Boaz Kahana of
Oakland University and
an alumnus of Yeshiva U.,
and his wife, Dr. Eva Ka-
hana, an alumna of the
university's Stern College
for Women, left for Israel
this week. They will de-
liver a professional paper
at a conference in Jerusa-
lem, where they hope to
hold a reunion with alum-
nus and aurthor, Dr.
Hayim Halevy Donin, for-
mer spiritual leader of
Cong Bnai David.
Bruce Sherizen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sherizen,
is among the many Detroit
area students attending
Yeshiva University. His par-
ents are heading a commit-
tee of parents to attend the
June 25 dinner.
Daniel A. Laven is Detroit
Friends chairman, with
Abraham Borman, honor-
ary chairman.
Those to he honored are:
science fellows. Norman
Allan, Abraham Borman,
Irwin I. Cohn, Dr. Leon Fill,
Nathan I. Goldin, Samuel
Hechtman, Laven, Max
Stollman and Phillip Stoll-
man. Master builders in-
clude: Allan, Borman, Tom
Borman, Cohn, Howard S.
Danzig, Dr. Fill, Nathan
Freedland, David Goldberg,
Goldin, Hechtmar, the late
Morris Karbal, Laven, Ed-
ward C. Levy, the late John
E. Lurie, David Pollack,
Harold Soble and the Stoll-
mans.
For dinner reservations,
call the Yeshiva Friends,
96 9-4 97 9 .
FRANK PAUL
and His ORCHESTRA
-
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for Your Guests"'
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OAK PARK
543.3343
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