THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40 Friday, April 29, 1977
Hebrew U. Friends Name William Milliken
Honorary Chairman of Michigan Chapter
JEFFREY
POSNER
Michigan Governor Wil-
liam G. Milliken_ has been
named honorary chairman
of the Michigan Chapter,
American Friends of the
Hebrew University, and
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will be honored at the chap-
ter dinner June 15 at the
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Former President Gerald
R. Ford will receive Hebr-
ew Univers-ity's Scopus
Award at the affair and be
the guest speaker.
Max Fisher will be honor-
ary chairman of the event
and Louis Berry, Sam Co-
hodas and Alan Schwartz
will serve as co-chairmen.
Chapter president Erwin
Ziegelman said proceeds
from the dinner will be
used for scholarships at
Hebrew University.
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Michigan Gov. William G.
Milliken has declared the
month of May as Breath of
Fresh Hope Month in honor
of the May 16 dinner benefit-
ing the National Jewish Hos-
pital and Research Center
in Denver, Colo. •
Former Michigan Con-
gresswoman Martha Griff-
iths will be honored at the
dinner.
Michigan residents have
received almost 100,000
days of patient care at the
hospital which serves the
needs of all persons, regard-
less of age, race, religion
or ability to pay.
Detroit businessmen who
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Lucille Anderson, housing
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called by the Southfield
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some 40 years ago.
Eli is the son of Rabbi Is-
rael Halpern, sipritual lead-
er for nearly 30 years of
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel,
\Vest Bloomfield, who at-
tended the university at
just about the time it began
making its mark on Ameri-
can higher education.
Eli's brother Larry, grad-
uated from both Yeshiva
University High SChool and
Yeshiva College, is now an
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Eli is a 1975 graduate of
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