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Births
Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Moscow (Robin
Carron) of Southfield, a son,
Jeffrey Marc.
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Oct. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Schwartz (Mar-
ion Hornstein), 15826
Harden Cir., Southfield, a
daughter, Lisa Beth.
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former
9—To
Oct.
Detroiter David Saginaw
and Mrs. Saginaw (Paula
Fried of New Jersey), of
Parsippany, N.J., twins,
Jonathan Michael and Laur-
en Michele.
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Oct. 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joel F. • Garfield (Linda
Ferst), 25215 Ridgecliff Dr.,
Southfield, a daughter, Step-
lianie Margot.
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Oct. 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Eyaris (Joan Russell) of
Huntington Woods, a son,
Sean Zachary.
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Oct. 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Tobias (Sherri
Golumbia), 30630 High Val-
ley Rd., Farmington Hills, a
daughter, Erika Lyn.
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Sept. 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Kristall (Linda Rogo-
vein) of Southfield, a son,
Brian Michael.
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Sept. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
David Wiener (Suzi
26090 Stratford Pl., Oak
Park, a daughter, Stefani
Rae.
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Sept. 3—To Dr. and Mrs.
Karl Wilson (R. Janet Good-
man), former Detroiters of
St. Louis, Mo., a daughter,
Leah Rose.
Numismatists Plan
to Gather Tuesday
The Israel Numismatic
Society of Michigan will
meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in the
Jewish Community Center's
10 Mile branch.
Guest speakers include
Nahom Hacohn, North
American representative of
the Israel Government
Coins and Medals Corp.;
Morris Bram, president of
the American Israel Numis-
matic Association; Stan
Yulish, AINA board mem-
ber, who will present a slide
prop-am; George Hattie,
vice president of the Ameri-
can Numismatic Associ-
ation; and Florence Schook,
ANA board member. The
Michigan State Numismatic
Society and the Michigan
Medals and Token Society
have been invited.
The - public is invited.
Refreshments will be
served.
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Trees Planted
by Official's Kin,
557-0888
JERUSALEM—Dona
Josef a E dr a lin Marcos.
mother of the president of
the Philippines. visited the
Jerusalem Peace Forest of
the Jewish National Furid,
and planted trees.
If a man comes intending
to slay thee, thou rilayest
slay him.
— The Talmud
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Baby World's
Appeal on Behalf of Retarded Made to Jewish Community
Jewish participation in
the Community Training
Home program of the
Macomb Oakland Regional
Center for the severly
retarded in nominal, and
homes in southern Oakland
County are especially being
sought to place the retarded
who are being removed
from insitutions to family
situations where they can
better learn developmental
skills.
Appealing to the Jewish
community to offer homes
for the severly retarded,
Jane Dewey, recruitment
specialist and publicist for
the MORC described the
program.
Founded in 1972 as part of
the state Department of
Mental Health, the Commu-
nity Training Home pro-
gram is geared toward the
deinstitutionalization of the
severly retarded. A total of
750 clients have been
removed from insitutions
and placed with families in
the community.
The family aids the client
in the development of per-
sonal skills, communication
skills and socialization.
The foster family is
alloted a $630 stipend, half
from Social Security to
cover the cost of room and
board and a personal allow-
ance for the client, • and the
other from the Department
of Mental Health for
training.
Prior to placement there
is a screening and training
process for the prospective
foster parent (s ) , during
which there is a three-day
orientation covering such
topics as an introduction to
Dental College
Name s Detroiter
Dr. Henry Green of South-
field was inducted as a fel-
low of the International Col-
lege of Dentists, Oct. 8 at
the annual College Con-
vocation in Miami Beach.
The college, an honorary
organization for the recogni-
tion of outstanding and mer-
itorious service to the pro-
fession, presented Dr.
Green a membership plaque
and gold key.
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retardation, administering
medication, behavior modi-
fication and special educa-
tion. The social worker's
role and types of support to
the family also are
discussed.
Before the client can be
placed in the Community
Training Home, he is eval-
uated on the basis of his
developmental abilities.
After he is placed, the foster
Bonds Will H onor
Ann Arbor Leader
Cong. Beth Israel in Ann
Arbor will hold a tribute
luncheon honoring commu-
nity leader Philip Seymour
on behalf of Israel Bonds
12:30 p.m., Nov. 6 at the
synagogue.
Guest speaker will be
Nahum Astar, consul gen-
eral for the state of Israel in
the Southeastern United
States. Astar is former
ambassador to Liberia, for-
mer consul general and
counsellor in Australia and
New Zealand and former
liaison between the Israel .
Minister for Foreign Affairs
and the Eichmann trial.
Seymour, who will receive
the state of Israel's United
Jerusalem Award, has been
active in the Israel Bond
program and the United
Jewish Appeal, was a Bnai
Brith lodge president for
three years, a Beth Israel
board member for 17 years,
and has been involved in
CAPS, an organization aid-
ing the handicapped, for
more than 20 years.
Mrs. Kaminsky
Seeks Re-Election
to School Board
Bertha Sokolov Kaminsky
is running for re-election to
the Detroit School Board,
Region Four.
Born in Detroit, Mrs.
Kaminsky was educated in
the Detroit Public Schools.
She has a Bachelor of Sci-
ence degree in medical
technology from Wayne
State University.
. A graduate of the Sholem
Aleichem school, Mrs.
Kaminsky is a member of
Pioneer Women, and she
and her husband are mem-
bers of the Labor Zionist
Alliance.
She has been a member of
the Detroit board for seven
years. As the highest vote
getter, she is chairman of
her region and a member of
the Central Board of Educa-
tion. She is the only woman
on her board.
Wine to Address
Parents Group
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TEENS
126 E. 14 MILE RD., CLAWSON
588-2333
(2 MILES EAST OF WOODWARD)
Rabbi Sherwin Wine of
the Birmingham Temple
will address the Farm-
ington-Southfield chapter of
Parents Without Partners 8
p.m. Thursday at St.
Francis K of C Hall, 21900
Nliddlebelt, Farmington.
Its topic will be "The
Future Marriage."
family is asked to attend
monthly meetings where
information on the program
is offered. A report on the
progress of the client is filed
monthly with the MORC.
Representatives of the
MORC will speak on the
Community Training Home
program 8 p.m. Thursday at
the Haverim Home, a resi-
dence sponsored by the
Association for the Jewish
Retarded, 19735 Evergreen.
For information on the
MORC, contact Ms,. Dewey
at the agency, 16200 19
Mile., Mt. Clemens, 48044,
286-8400:
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grandparents of twins.
JONATHAN MICHAEL,
5 lbs.
LAUREN MICHELE,
4 lbs. 13 oz.
to David & Paula Saginaw on Sunday,
October 9, 1977.
NATE & SALLY SAGINAW
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