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Detroit Council Cites Probus Club
ce
Don Kaplan, Probus Club president, front row, fifth from left; accepts a Detroit
Council Testimonial Resolution for the businessmen's organization from Coun-
an Clyde Cleveland. City Council President Carl Levin is shown at back row,
er. The club was honored for "outstanding community services."
The Probus Club of De-
troit was honored by the
Detroit City Council with
a testimonial resolution
commending its "out-
standing community ser-
vices."
Among the many
Probus services cited
were the Probus Awards
for Academic Achieve-
ment which every year
since 1963 have honored
two members of the
Wayne State University
faculty "in recognition of
professional and re-
search achievements. -
Appreciation was also
expressed to the organi-
zation for having lent ap-
proximately $35,000 to
deserving students; for
having presented Detroit
hospitals with iron lungs,
blood analyzer machines,
television sets and
Braille book binders; and
for having given assis-
tance to children, vete-
rans and other causes.
Correction
Allen Warsen's article in
last week's Jewish News
(Page 54) contained a mis-
leading typographical error.
Rabbi Oshry's statement
on the question of whether
there was planned sexual
abuse of Jewish women by
the Nazis completely
precedes Prof. Dawidowicz'
answer. The words "Rabbi
Oshry replied" in the piddle
of Mrs. Dawidowicz' state-
ment are misleading and
should have preceded Rabbi
Oshry's statement.
United Israel Bond Effort
Will Feature Dr. Avi-Hai
Israeli emissary Dr.
Avraham Avi-Hai will be
guest speaker at United
Israel's 10th annual
champagne dinner-dance
on behalf of Israel Bonds,
Ow.
DR. AVI HAI
and the author of "Ben-
Gurion Statebuilder." He
formerly was the public
affairs secretary to Prime
Minister Levi Eshkol.
United Israel is com-
prised of five organiza-
tions which join together
annually to support the Is-
rael Bond campaign:
Radomer Mutual Society,
Sephardic Community of
Detroit, United Jewish
Social Club, Workmen's
Circle — Branch 227 and
Zionists Revisionists.
Dinner committee
chairman Mrs. Louis
Papo announces that
Eric Rosenow and his
Continentals will provide
the dinner and dance
music. For reservations,
call the Bond office, 968-
0200.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS---•
Junior Division President
Picks Committee Chairmen
Neil A. Satovsky, pres-
ident of the Jewish Wel-,
fare Federation Junior
Division, has appointed a
number of committee
chairmen to lead division
activities for the coming
year.
Junior Division cam-
paign coordinator for the
1977 Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund effort will be
John M. Frank, who also
will be in charge of cash
collections for the divi-
sion.
Other fund-raising
committee chairmen are
Jeffrey N. Bonin, men's
pre-campaign; Joan
Satovsky, women's pre-
campaign; William S.
Rubenfaer, telethon
campaign; and Dorene
Finer, youth and school
campaign.
The division's year-
round educational and so-
cial committee chairmen
are Heidi Press, Half-
Penny Post newsletter;
Jonathan Jaffa, lecture
series; Gary L. Fried,
liaison administration;
Eric C. Oppenheim, mem-
bership and leadership
development; Alan H.
Finer, orientation; Jane
Zukin, public relations
and historian; Suzanne
Rubin, social; Ellen
Schmier, study group; and
Marc G. Whitefield, by-
laws.
The Junior Division of-
fers young adults an op-
portunity to learn about
and participate in or-
ganized communal af-
fairs and the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund, Fed-
HOUSEHOLD
SALES
ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS
APPRAISALS
eration's annual fund-
raising effort.
For information about
the Junior Division, con-
tact its director, Lillian
Bernstein, at the Federa-
tion office, 965-3939.
let professionals han-
dle your household
and estate soles.
I.G.S. ASSOCIATES
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the entire world! (This
happens when peace
reigns.)
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20th Graduation
Program at JPI
The Jewish Parents In-
stitute, a secular school of
Jewish history, ethics,
and culture, affiliated
with the Jewish Com-
munity Center, recently
conducted its 20th
graduation program.
annual ceremony
Grossman to Head is The
written and produced
in a joint effort between
Michigan ACLU
graduates and their pa-
Businessman Leonard rents, and is the highlight
Grossman has been of the school year's many
elected chairman of the programs and activities.
American Civil Liberties
The following are JPI's
Union of Michigan. 1976 graduates: Brian
Grossman is the presi- Adler, Danny Baron,
-''.nt of the West Bloom- Marcia Bender, Cathi
Id Board of Education. Chodorkoff, Ellen Craine,
Grossman has been a Jeffrey Dorchen, Mar-
member of the ACLU
Garfinkle, David
board for the past 14 jorie
Gilbert, Sari Beth Klok,
years and was recently Michele Koblin, Michael
treasurer of the organi- Koltonow, Cynthia Lee,
zation's Detroit branch.
David Saltz, Stephen
Sandweiss, Laura
In Synagogue
Teicher and Monique
The Sabbath in the Viedrah.
synagogue is a day of
The following officers
prayer and teaching. The were •also recently
reading of the weekly elected: Gerald Viedrah,
portion of the Torah and president; Sam Dorchen,
the preaching of the rabbi vice president; Maureen
or the Magid provide in- Stein, treasurer; Joanne
Mandel, secretary.
struction.
Efforts Gratefully Recalled
on Gus Newman's Birthday
A Gus D. Newman
birthday is always an oc-
casion for community re-
joicing. So respectfully
and affectionately is he
regarded that his com-
munal services are never
forgotten.
When he marks his 85th
birthday on Tuesday, his
more than 40 years of de-
dicated labors for many
Jewish causes will be re-
called with gratitude.
Mr. Newman has been
active in Zionist organi-
zations for more than 55
years. He has been a
member of the Detroit
Free Loan Association
for the past 45 years, is a
member of the Hannah
Schloss Old Timers, and is
a past president of the
Jewish Home for Aged
and the Detroit Service
Group.
Mr. Newman's family
has a long history in De-
troit. His grandfather, Ab-
raham .Jacobs, came to De-
troit in 1869 from Eastern
Europe.
Mr. Newman retains
memberships on many
local boards.
Gold needs to he ham-
mered: a youth needs to be
caned.
—The Talmud
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