THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bernard Bergman
Begins Jail Term
Custom in infancy be-
comes nature in old age.
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NEW YORK — Ber-
nard Bergman, the
nursing-home operator
whose activities focused
public attention on cor-
ruption and neglect in
care for the aged in New
York City, ended months
of legal wrangling and
began serving a four-
month federal sentence
for Medicaid and tax
fraud.
His attorneys, mean-
while, prepared to fight a
one-year sentence for
bribery, imposed last
week by a New York State
Supreme Court ,judge.
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Shoeshines
Preceding the High
Holy Days is Elul —
month of spiritual prep-
aration. This is the time
when the soul is attuned
to receive the message
and meaning of the great
clays that lie ahead.
Selihot, penitential
prayers, are recited daily,
sometimes between mid-
night and dawn.
Synagogue functionaries
— Cantor and Ba'al Tekia
(Shofar blower) — prime
thems/elves for the awe-
inspiring services; their
practice and deeds are
carefully scrutinized. In-
nate feelings are
aw akened in even indiffe-
rent Jews.
These stirrings, a mix-
ture of memories, long-
ings and yearnings for
things of the spirit, move
towards their culmina-
tion in attendance at
synagogue.
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At the recent Israel Bond National Honorary
Societies Sponsor Luncheon at the home of Mrs. Irving
Laker of Southfield, more than $120,000 in Israel Bonds
were pledged. Greeting guest speaker Bishop John S.
Grauel were, first row, from left, hostess Mrs. Laker,
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mrs. I. William Sherr, (2nd row)
Mrs. Pearl Nosan, Mrs. Jerome S. Kaufman, Mrs. Peter
A. Martin, (3rd row) Israel Bond Fashion Show honoree
Mrs. Morris Adler, Women's Division Chairman Mrs.
Allen Charlupski and Mrs. David Pollack.
DISTINCTIVE
ebildtent Portraits
Tender-personal-vital
moments expertly
composed and
recorded.
Lebanon Partition Opposed by Arabs
NEW YORK (ZINS)— take place, according to
Pierre Gamayel, the the New York Times.
leader of Lebanon's
largest Christian
politico-military organi-
zation, said that an inde-
pendent Lebanese state,
based on Christian au-
tonomy, will have accep-
tance by the rest of the
Arab world.
Sadat of Egypt said that
partitioning Lebanon will
be a disaster for the
Lebanon Christians or for
the . rest of the Arab
world. Crown Price Fand
of Saudi Arabia. warned
that his country will not
stand icily by if the unity
of Lebanon is threatened.
Arab diplomatic
sources believe that Syria
will not allow an outright
partition of Lebanon to
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Six Oakland County re-
sidents have been chosen
as _group leaders by the
Continuum Center for
Adult Counseling and
Leadership Training at
Oakland University.
They were trained as peer
counselors under a grant
from the National Insti-
tute for- Mental Health.
The six are Judy
Ehrmann of West Bloom-
field; Gary Bryant of
Lathrup Village; Sally
Ann DiPonio of Pontiac;
Sol Kurtsman of Bloom-
field Hills; Miriam Le-
venthal of Huntington
Woods; and Lynn Schorn
of Royal Oak. Judi Paw-
loski of Detroit also
graduated with the group
this fall.
Several of the new
group leaders will begin
their work at the Center
in a program called Be-
ginning Personal Growth
for Women, which opens
with a free orientation
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct.
5 at Northwestern Unita-
rian Church, 23925
Northwestern Highway
in Southfield.
Romanian Jews
The first group of
Romanian Jews arrived
in the United States in
1872, one year after a
pogrom at Ismail.
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