THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Miami Hillel Students Earn Credit While Aiding Elderly Companionship and help are regularly being provided to elderly Jews in Miami Beach by University of Miami Jewish students through a Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation project which provides college credits to the students, as well as an understanding of the di- mensions of poverty among the elderly in a major city. The project, called "Chaver" ( friend) was started as an experimental effort to break through the isolation and loneliness MIZRACHI TOURS ,...111111010.711 MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR HIGH HOLIDAYS and FALL TRIPS REDUCED PRICES YOUTH FARES NOW AVAILABLE ASK FOR DETAILS Our tourists representa- tives, Eliezer Hacks in Tel Aviv, and Yaacov Groner in Jerusalem are ready to assist you in every way. 100's of other trips available Fare only or with accommodation Call Us For Details 398-7180 23125 Coolidge, Oak Park which afflict many elderly Jewish residents of the South Beach area, according to Rabbi Richard Davis, the Hillel director. Through a South Beach activity center, 35 students were paired with Jewish men and women in the 70s and 80s. A student can spend up to 10 hours a week with his chaver, reading to and talking to the elderly Jew. taking the Jew on trips through Miami and cele- brating Jewish holidays with him or her. The students often help New York UJA Names Chairman NEW YORK (JTA) — Gustave L. Levy, prominent financier, philanthropist and communal leader, has been named chairman of the 1976 United Jewish Appeal and Federation of Jewish Philanthropies Joint Cam- paign to meet human needs in Israel, elsewhere overseas and in the New York metro- politan area. The drive, covering New York City, Westchester and Long Island, will officially begin next autumn. As chairman of the larg- est local yearly campaign for philanthropic funds any- where in the world, Levy will direct the efforts of some 20,000 volunteers or- ganized in trade and profes- sional divisions, in commu- nity and congregational committees, and in wom- en's, young adult, youth, fraternal and other groups. .cRIAL COMPANIES • COM4 f to a A Solution To The High Cost of . . . F MI 0 5 r- PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISING EXPOSURE :4- O rUNIM • co z A copy- written tech- nique created and produced by ad- vertising professionals. 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The program, which was started in January, has since drawn students from the Hillel Foundation at Florida International Uni- SZ Microsurgery Restores Israel Youth's Fingers Severed on Job JERUSALEM — Using a newly developed surgical technique and a special mi- croscope which had been donated to the hospital, sur- geons at Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Hospital succeeded in re-attaching three almost entirely severed fingers to a 16-year-old boy's hand. The new technique, called microsurgery, originated in Australia and makes use of a special operating micro- scope enabling the surgeon to suture tendons, blood ves- sels and nerves which are al- most invisible to the naked eye. This particular case took place only one week after the hospital had acquired the new microscope, making it one of the few hospitals in the world with the proper equipment and trained per- sonnel to carry out the oper- ation. The patient, a victim of an industrial accident, was admitted with four fin- gers on his left hand almost entirely severed. The staff of Shaare Ze- dek's plastic and maxillo- facial department, headed by Prof. Nahum Ben-Hur, managed to stitch together all the blood vessels, thereby restoring circula- tion and in a sense bring- ing the fingers "back to life." In order to learn more about this technique, Prof. Ben-Hur had a member of his staff sent to Australia to study its progress first- hand and to learn more Israel Protests Joint Statement by Cyprus, Libya O S with such chores as shop- ping and cooking but Chaver is not primarily intended as a "working"' but rather as a friendship program. The oldest parti- cipant in the program is 96. His reaction to the program: "It has kept me alive. Without my ‘chaver,' I would never go out of my apartment." JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Israeli government protested against Cypriot President Archbishop Mak- arios for joining President Muammar Qaddafi of Libya in a virulently anti-Israel statement. The joint com- munique condemning Israel was issued in Libya where Makarios is on a state visit. about handling the microsc- poe. The operating micro- scope, donated by Dr. George Manstein of Phila- delphia, magnifies objects 40 times. The surgeon views the tissues and his own deli- cate surgical thread through the lens. An assistant fol- lows the procedure through an additional viewer while the operation is simulta- neously photographed for further study. U.S. Arabs Meet Ford in PLO Issue WASHINGTON (JTA) — A delegation of 11 leaders of the National Association of Arab-Americans visited with President Gerald Ford at the White House last week with a request that he recognize the Palestine Lib- eration Organization. The meeting, which lasted about 20 minutes, marked the first time that an Arab- American group has been at the White House since the Six-Day War, according to the visitors. The request for recogni- tion of the PLO as the legiti- mate representative of the Palestinian people and a condemnation of Israel for attacks on terrorist bases in Lebanon were contained in a statement given to the President. versity in Miami. Rabbi Davis said that, next fall, the two schools will be joined in the program by the Miami-Dade Community College, making the pro- gram a regional Hillel activ- ity. Through being too know- ing the fox lost his tail. 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