Friday, May 12, 1918 51

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Religious School Teachers
Get Certification Awards

Four religious school teachers, Sylvia Levitsky,
Elena Glasier and Linda Brodsky, all of Temple Is-
rael, and Phyllis Paysner of Temple Beth El, received
certification awards from the Metropolitan Detroit
Federation of Reform Synagogues' College of Jewish
Studies at the Isaac Mayer Wise Sabbath Service con-
ducted by the Reform Federation. Shown are, from
left: Ms. Levitsky; Ms. Paysner; Bernard E. Linden,
chairman of the college board; Cantor Arthur Asher,
college dean; Ms. Glasier; Ms. Brodsky; and Marshall
B. Madison, Reform Federation president.

Hertz Given Braille Volume

Shown at the testimonial dinner honoring Rabbi
Richard C. Hertz's 25-year association with Temple
Beth El are, standing from left, Robert N. Canvasser,
Irving I. Katz, Marvin Novick, and Rabbi Irwin
Groner of Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Seated with Rabbi
Hertz, right, is his brother Frederick.
At the testimonial dinner Aid Kushner, did the illus-
to Rabbi Richard C. Hertz trations and Mrs. Aid
last week, the Sisterhood (Miriam) Kushner did the
volunteers who operate Hebrew identifications.
Temple Beth El's braille Copies of the book's mas-
bindery presented a special ter transcript are being sent
copy of Rabbi Lawrence to the Jewish Braille Insti-
Kushner's "The Book of Let- tute in New York.
ters" to Rabbi Hertz.
Named to Post
Mabel K. Gottesman pre-
Gov. William G. Milliken
sented the book with a dedi- appointed Lew Greenwald
cation page to the rabbi. The of West Bloomfield Town-
author was a confirmand of
ship the Oakland County
Rabbi Hertz at Beth El in
Milliken Petition Coor-
1958. The author's father,
dinator.

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Emil Gorevets will head-
line a Yiddish and Russian
concert 8 p.m. May 22 at
Oak Park High School. The
performance will benefit
the Association of Invalids
and Veterans of World War
II who emigrated to the
United States from the
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Joining Gorevets in the
concert, entitled "Sing, My

Dinner, Auction
at Adat Shalom

Adat Shalom Synagogue
will sponsor a dinner and
art auction beginning with
a cocktail preview at 5:30
p.m. May 21 in the
synagogue.
Artists whose works will
be displayed include
Charles Levier, John
Adamos Manol, Edna Hibel,
Marilyn Sica, Walter Kow-
alski and Dominick Min-
golla. There also will be
original oils, limited edition
graphics, sculptures, clois-
sone enamels and other art
works.
There is a charge for
dinner and the auction. Pro-
ceeds will benefit
synagogue projects, includ-
ing adult education, cul-
tural events, youth pro-
grams and the like. For
reservations and informa-
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Guitar," will be a troupe of
nine Soviet Jewish perform-
ing artists.
Gorevets has performed
in the major cities of
Europe, Israel and the U.S.
(including Detroit) and has
recorded many albums.
The musical repertoire of
the troupe consists of Yid-
dish, Russian and Gypsy
songs. Also performing are

Ludmila Belous and Grig-
ory Spektor, singers;
Michael Gusakov, dancer;
Grigory Art, comedian; and
four musicians under the
direction of Igor Tsinman.
Locally the concert is being
sponsored by Labor Zionist
Alliance Branch 137 and
Workmen's Circle Branch
227.
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Leukemia Fund
Meeting Planned

TEEN NIGHT 8-10 P.M.

Swimming, Movie, Disco & Volley Ball
$1.00

The Children's Leukemia
Foundation of Michigan
will hold its annual meeting
7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the
William Beaumont Hospi-
tal Auditorium.
Dr. Julius Rutzky, direc-
tor of laboratories at
Beaumont, will speak on
"Progress in Management
of Acute Lymphocytic
Leukemia."

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