38 May 28, 1976

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Council Presents Annual Youth Awards

The Jewish Community
Council's annual youth
awards were presented at
the Council's delegate as-
sembly.
The Walter E. Klein
Youth Award trophy, hon-
oring the Council's retired
executive director, was pre-
sented to the Young Peo-
ples' Society of Temple Beth
El. During the year, its
members participated as
volunteers in the F.A.R.
Conservatory of the Per-
forming Arts, which teaches
fine arts to retarded chil-
.dren. The group also helped
to raise funds for construc-
tion of a kibutz, and created
two summer camp scholar-
ships in New York and a
Mitzva Corps scholarship in
Detroit.
A Jewish Community

Council Youth Award was
presented • to Cong. Bnai
Moshe Kadimah United
Synagogue Youth, whose
members during the year
took part in a Holocaust
program which simulated
the experiences and re-
counted the history of the
condition that European
Jewry suffered during
World War II.

Also receiving a Jewish
Community Council Youth
Award was General Maur-
ice Rose AZA. During the
season, its members par-
ticipated in a weekend
study conference on Soviet
Jewry, conducted a model
seder, raised funds during
a membership drive for the
BBYO Great Lakes Coun-
cil, and held a Jewish Na-

tional Fund Tree sale that
helped to enroll all AZA
members in the project.
Mrs. Bertha Brotman
chaired Youth Award Com-
mittee, which included Mrs.
Howard B. Appelman, Jack
J. Bodzin, Jeanne Korsh and
Brian J. Kott.

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Sinai Sets Scientific Night,
Alumni Day Observances

Sinai Hospital of Detroit erman Auditorium of the
will have its annual Seim, hospital, will feature the
. tific Night and Alumni Day presentation of papers deal-
observances June 22 and 23. ing with original research.
ARTISTIC
The scientific night, to be A general staff meeting also
held 7 p.m. June 22 in Zuck- will take place at that time.
UPHOLSTERERS INC,
The alumni association
5 755 SCHAEFER RD
Moynihan to Speak will
host an afternoon of
(1 block North of Ford Rd.)
ABE CHEROW, President
Dearborn
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athletics June 23, followed
for
Rep.
O'Hara
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Open Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
by a 6:30 p.m. dinner at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
The dinner will feature
formal graduation ceremo-
nies for the departing
house staff and the presen-
tation of awards to staff
members.
Fifty-three doctors will
mark the completion of
Everything Discounted
their residencies during the
observance.
Sleeping Bags
Painters Pants
Scientific night will be
Duffel Bags
Ponchos
chaired
by Dr. Ronald E.
Ditty Bags
Rain Suits
Trunsky and coordinated by
Back Packs
Tube Socks
Dr. Piero P. Foa. John F.
Laundry Bags
Underwear
Dodge Jr., attorney for the
Mussette Bags
Hood Sweat Shirts
Physicians Crisis Commit-
DANIEL MOYNIHAN
tee, will give a "Malpractice
Knap Sacks
Blue Jeans
Yucca Bags
T-Shirts
Former U.S. Ambassador Update."
Dr. Lloyd J. Paul will pre-.
to the United Nations Dan-
Canteen
Straps
side over the general meet-
iel
P.
Moynihan
will
be
the
Scout Knives
Compass
guest speaker 5-7 p.m. June ing. Dr. Barry G. Smiler is
Mess Kits
Bandanas
8 at a public, Bloomfield chairman of Alumni Day,
Stuff Bags
Hills fund-raising reception assisted by Dr. Philip N.
at Roma's of Bloomfield in Cascade and Dr. Richard
241 W. 9 Mile
Ferndale
behalf of Cong. James G. Fields.
O'Hara's campaign for the Allan Kalt Seeks
544-1144
U.S. Senate.
across from F & M
For reservations, call Southfield Office
O'Hara's campaign office,
Allan S. Kalt has an-
541-5791.
nounced his candidacy for
the Southfield School Board
in the June 14 election.
Kalt chaired the citizens
committee in the April 5
millage election and has
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served on the Citizens Task
Force on Implementation of
Middle Schools.
He is an attorney for the
U.S. Army Tank-Automo-
tive Command and is a grad-
uate of the University of
Michigan and Wayne State
University Law School.
A Southfield resident for
seven years, with three
children attending South-
field schools, Kalt is active
in Bnai Brith, as president
of Centennial Lodge, trus-
9:30 TO 5 P.M.
tee of the Detroit Metro-
politan Council and board
member of the Anti-Defa-
mation League and Bnai
Brith Youth Organization.
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