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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

42 Friday, May 27, 1977

Israeli Consul Guest Speaker at Shaare Zedek Hospital Event

In 1948, he was appointed
Zvi Caspi, consul general
of Israel in Montreal, will a member of the first Is-
be the featured speaker at rael military delegation and
V
the annual dinner of the De- supply mission to the
troit Friends of Shaare United States, and later
Zedek Hospital in Jerusa- served as deputy director
lem, 6:30 p.m. June 29, in of - the Jewish Agency youth
the Sheraton-Southfield department.
In 1954; he joined Israel's
Hotel, according to Irving
Nusbaum, dinner chairman. Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Born in Sulzbach, Ger- as deputy director of the
many, in 1922, Caspi es- public relations division.
caped from Nazi Germany From 1958 through 1960, he
in 1938 to immigrate to Pa- served with the United Na-
tions technical assistance
lestine.
board in Jerusalem.
In 1966, he was appointed
consul of Israel in Mar-
Available For All Occasions
seilles, France, and two
25 years experience
years later, in 1968, became

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Israel's consul in New York
City. When he returned to
Jerusalem, it was to serve
as dii- ector of development
for Shaare Zedek Hospital.
In 1976, he became consul
general in Montreal.
The annual dinner of the
Detroit Friends of Shaare
Zedek Hospital will mark
the 75th anniversary of the
Jefusalem facility. For in-
formation, call ticket chair-
man Rabbi Joseph Hirsch,
967-3273, or Alex Roberg,
544-8412.

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The names of Cantor and
Mrs. A.A. Rosenfeld and
Rabbi Israel Halpern were

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Activities
in Society

The Pasick Family Club
recently celebrated its 10th
aniversary at a dinner and
social in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol (Ruthe)
Zogut. The membership is
comprised of the- children
of the five Pasick brothers
and their sister who immi-
grated to Detroit in the
early 1900s from Riga, Lat
via. Besideszthe Zoguts, the
members are Ada Floyd
and Messrs. and Mesdames
Be! (Rose) Milstein, Al
(Irma) Pasick, Irving
(Ann) Pasick, Bernard
(Sadye) Pesick, Julius (Net-
tie) Pesick, Jack (Belle)
Rosenthal and John (Hilda)
Weisswasser.

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549-7170

IRVING NUSBAUM

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Detroit delegates to the
first World Conference of
Jewish Community Centers
were Mr. and Mrs. N.
ZVI_ CASPI
_Brewster (Ruth) Broder.
Broder is a board member
the National Jewish Wel-
Attorney Honored of
fare Board, the association
of Jewish community cen-
David A. Goldman, a ters and YM-YWHAs.
practicing attorney since
1937 and active in law
alumni affairs at Wayne _Xaren __Xrowitz
State University, will be
in fittly
to
honored by the WSU Law
Alumni Association on
Thursday with its 1977 Dis-
tinguished Law Alumnus
Award.
Goldman is a past presi-
dent of the Cong. Shaarey
Zedek Men's Club and is a
member of the WSU law
alumni board of directors.
Shaarey Zedek- president
William M. Davidson and
Judge Dorothy Comstock
Riley will also be presented
with the 1977 Law Alumnus
Award.

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Jewish News.

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Israeli Products
Available Locally

The Zionist Federation of
Detroit has issued an up-
dated version of a guide for
Israeli products that can be
purchased in the Detroit
area.
The guide lists art, books,
coins, cosmetics, games, gif-
tware, food 'and wine, jew-
elry, clothing, yarn and
hardware available in local
stores.
A similar directory was
published in April, 1971 by
the American-Israel Cham-
ber of Commerce and In-
dustry, Detroit Chapter, for
the first Israel Trade Fair.
The Zionist Federation
said- that if every U.S. Jew-
ish family purchased a min-
imum of $1 of Israeli goods
each week, Israel would
gain an additional $300 mil-
lion in exports.
The guide is available
from the Zionist Feder-
ation, 968-2040.

The just man will flourish
in spite of envy.

. MISS KROWITZ
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
.Krowitz of Berrywood Ln..,
Farmington Hills, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Karen Sue, to Dr.
Philip David Cohen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry N.
Cohen of Highmeadow Dr.,
Farmington Has.
A July wedding is
planned.

Spring Graduate

Thomas C. Turkin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turkin of
Oak Park, was graduated
April 30 from the Ohio Col-
lege of Podiatric Medicine
in Cleveland, Ohio.

Fisher Is Honorary Chairman
of Hebrew U. Benefit Dinner

Max M. Fisher, inter-
nationally known civic, com-
munal and business leader
and philanthropist is the
honorary chairman of the
Hebrew University dinner

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MAX FISHER
which will honor former
President Gerald R. Ford
June 15, at the Plaza Hotel.
President Ford will receive
the Scopus Award. the high-
est award presented by the
Hebrew University, and
will he the guest speaker.

The dinner is sponsored
by the Michigan Chapter.
Friends of the Hebrew Uni-
versity. Erwin C. Ziegel-
man is president of the
chapter.
Chairman 11 the board of
governors of the Jewish
Agency for Israel, Fisher is
past president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, was
general chairman of the
United Foundation Torch
Drive, and president of the
United Foundation: former
chairman of New Detroit.
Inc., and chairman of De-
troit Renaissance, Inc.

He is a former president
of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare
Funds; honorary chairman,
National Executive Council,
American Jewish Com-
mittee; and a board mem-
ber of Friends of the Hebr-
ew University.
For reservations, contact
the Michigan Chapter. 400
Ford Bldg., Detroit 48226,
or call 962-6500.

Temple Israel Youth Graduate

Temple Israel will mark
its 36th annual high school
graduation service 8 p.m.
today, when 47 seniors re-
ceive their diplomas.
Marcy Apel and Michael
David Kleiman will deliver-
the commencement address-
es. Their subject_ is "The
World We Leave and the
World We Enter."
Members of the gradu-
ating class will lead the
services---together with
Rabbi M. Robert Syme,
Harold S. Loss and Leon
Fram and Cantor Harold
Orbach.
Numerous awards will be
given to the graduates, and
there will be additional
camp scholarships to Kutz
Camp, • Warwick, N.Y.,
wider auspices of the Union
of American Hebrew Con-
gregations.

Writing Course
Offered ,by WSU

Wayne State thiiversity's
English department this
summer will offer a special
creative writing program
for 1977 high school gradu:
ates and students who will
be high school seniors • in
the fall.
The course, Wordcraft, of-
fered through the univer-
sity's College of Lifelong
Learning, will be held 9
a.m. Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, from
June 27-July 25, at the WSU
Southfield Extension Cen-
ter.
For brochure and informa-
tion, call the extension cen-
ter office, 358-2104.

Bnai Zion Meeting

Israelis Oppose
Return to Borders

NEW YORK—Sen.
Thomas McIntyre (D-N.H.)
will be one of the speakers
at the 68th annual conven-
tion of Bnai Zion, American
Zionist fraternal organiza-
tion, June 9-12 at Kutsher's
Country Club; N.Y.

TEL AVIV (ZINS)—A re-
cent poll conducted by the
PORI Institute showed that
61 percent of those Israelis
polled oppose a return to
the 1967 borders. A total of
23.7 percent favored the
move.

The graduating class in-
cludes:

Dawn Amdursky, Marcy Apel, Marc
Aronoff, Stuart Brozgold, Susan
Dante, Daniel M. Fine, Adrienne
Foner, Monica Fox, Bradford Frank,
Nancy Freedman, James Freeman,
Beth Fried, Sharon Glosser, Sharon
Glass, Beth Goldman, Susan Gordon,
Debta Grass, Lynne Greenberg, Mi
chael Kleiman, Lise Krieger, Fatih
Landsman.

Others are:

Lisa Lopatin, Charles Leve, Bar-
bara Madgy, Laura Matenky, Linda
Matenky, Lori Millman, Amy Mu-
casey, Allen Pechenilc, Margo Per-
nick, Maureen Phillips, Michael Pre-
ntis, Cindy Prenzlauer, Lawrence
Rapp, Terri Rosenberg, James Rose-
nfeld, Steven Wen, Craig Singer,
Robert Solomon, Joel Traurig, Sherry
Volk, Julie Wayne, Leslie Welton,
Marci Wolfe, Steven Zatkin, Sheri Zeff
and Cindy Zuger.

Board. Candidate

Paul I. . Pesick has an-
nounced candidacy for a
four-year term on the West
Bloomfield Board of Educa-
tion. The election is June
13.
Pesick, a BirMingham
speech pathologist, was
past president of the Oak-
land County Speech and
Hearing Association, and
chairman of the Special
Education Staff Advisory
Committee in Birmingham.

Milttone Named
to UJC Position

Leonard ‘Milstone .
been appointed assistant
rector of the United Jew -'''
Charities Endowment Fund.
Milstone will interpret to
fund donors the changes in
the • Endowment Fund pro-
gram stemming from the
Tax Reform Act of 1976. He
will also have adminis-
trative duties in United Jew-
ish Charities.
Milstone previously
worked as a trust represen-
tative for Manufacturer's
National Bank in Detroit.
He also _held positions with
the Detroit office of Merrill
Lynch and the Jewish Com-
munity Council.