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Schools" has been formed to
promote pagsage of the June
14 school millage proposal
in Southfield.
Persons interested in
joining or helping the group
can contact Mrs. Sandy Co-
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Southfield (356-0454).
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Detroiters Will Get Seminary
Degrees Sunday in New York
Three area students will
be among those honored at
the 82nd annual commence-
ment of the Jewish Theolog-
ical Seminary of America
Sunday at the Park Avenue
Synagogue in New York.
They are Maureen - Stahl,
master's degree recipient;
Michael Silberschein, bach-
elor's degree recipient; and
Earl Berris, recipient of a
bachelor of sacred music
degree and a cantorial di-
ploma.
Ms. Stahl received her BA
from the University of
Michigan and attended the
Hebrew University in Jeru-
salem. At the seminary, she
majored in education and
toured in Israel with the Za-
mir Chorale.
Silberschein partici-
pated in the joint program
with Columbia University,
majoring in ancient stud-
ies and..in Talmud at the
seminary, where he re-
ceived the Krasnow
Award. He was on the
Curriculum Committee of
the Student government at
the seminary, and was a
member of the Zamir Cor-
ale.
The local residents are
among 120 young men and
women who will receive de-
grees. In addition, Carl Kay-
sen, the economist who is di-
rector of the Institute for
Advance Study in Prince-
ton, and Hugo Weisgall,
noted composer and conduc-
tor, will each receive the
degree of doctor of letters,
honoris causa. Mrs. Adele
Ginzberg, communal leader
and widow of Prof. Louis
Ginzberg, scholar and tal-
mudist, will be installed as a
member of the seminary's
Society of Fellows at the
graduation exercises.
Dr. Gerson D. Cohen,
chancellor of the seminary,
will address the graduates.
Judge Kaufman
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AND AUXILIARY will Leo Miller in a publication
have their annual joint in- called The Spirit.
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stallation 8 p.m. Tuesday at • According to Miller, who
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the JWV headquarters. happened to visit the judge's
Auxiliary officers to be in-
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ness and gentleness. Miller
and judge advocate, Morris
wrote, "One could feel the
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Smith. Refreshments and
warmth in his voice and in
,social hour will follow. For
his courtroom. Everyone
information, call the JWV
was at ease and- relaxed,
office, 559-5680.
even though they had not
been in his court before."
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Dysautonomia Unit
The state bar executive di-
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Sponsors Carnival - rector lauded the judge for
the positive public relations
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The MiChigan Chapter of he created for the rest of the
the Dysautonomia Founda-
members of the profession.
tion Inc. will have a fund-
raising carnival 10 a.m.-
midnight May 22 and 23 at
the Tel-12 Mall. Admission
•is free.
The carnival will feature
Ronald McDonald and all
the McDonald characters,
the McDonaldland float,
free puppet shows, games,
prizes, amusement rides
and a McDonald's restau-
rant on wheels.
Local personalities and
sports figures will be on
hand to lend their support.
Advance amusement ride
tickets are available, tax
deductible, when purchased
from the foundation.
The Dysautonomia Foun-
dation is a non-profit asso-
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A breast cancer early Detection Test will
be held at First Assembly of God, 25228
W. 12 Mile Rd. Southfield, from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m.
--- MAY 13
The technique used, known as Thermography,
the latest and most harmless form of breast
cancer detectibn tests. Thermography can de-
tect breast cancer long before it can be felt by
the individual, yet it is completely passive (not
'X-ray). The results of the test will be reviewed
by a radiologist and will then be sent to the
family physician. The reduced fee is $20, (the
regular fee is $35).
For Information and Appointments
Please Call
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