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UJA Young Leaders Focus
on Jewish Family Origins

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More than 220 persons attended "Passport to Your
Heritage," a program focusing on Jewish family ori-
gins, May 6 at the Jewish Community Center. The
program was sponsored by local members of the
United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Cabinet.
Shown are, from left, Program Chairman Edward D.
Gold, his wife Francine, guest speaker Max Dimont,
Susan Citrin and her husband, Program Chairman
Robert M. Citrin.

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Sharon Alterman to Lead
Parents Group for Retarded

Sharon Alterman of Hun-
tington Woods was elected
president of the Association
for the Jewish Retarded at a
recent board meeting.
Mrs. Alterman, who has
done graduate studies at the
University of Michigan's
Institute for the Study of
Mental Retardation, was
coordinator of services for

tan Detroit, she is par-
ticipating in the develop-
ment of a local "Reading Is
Fundamental" federally
funded reading program.
Mrs. Alterman is on the
board of Hillel Day School
PTO, of which she is co-
chairman of after-school ac-
tivities; is on the burn pre-
vention committee of the
National Council of Jewish
Women; and was a Bnai
Brith Youth adviser and
staff trainer.
Also elected to office of
the Association for the
Jewish Retarded were Ann
Sipher, vice president; Mar-
cia Bennett, Evelyn Bider
and Bernard Sukenic,
secretaries; and Sylvia
Schane, treasurer.
Board members are
Harry Berlin, Morton
Collins, Meyer Pearlman
and Joseph Tanzman,
SHARON ALTERMAN
past presidents; Dr.
the mentally retarded at the Gerald Berlin, Harriet
Jewish Community Center, Cooper, Charlotte Dubin,
where she served on staff Trudy Gilmore, Clara
Hay, Adele Megdall, Sara
from 1965 to 1977.
At the Center, she worked Mitteldorf, Sheila Ordin,
with staff and parents to de- Davida Pappas, Rhoda
velop the Parents Associa- Raderman, Joel Shere,
tion for Jewish Residential Anna Slomovitz, Norman
Care, now known as the Wachter and Dr. Elliot
Wagenheim.
AJR.
The association's mem-
A graduate in elemen-
tary education from bers include parents and
families
of the retarded, as
Wayne State University,
Mrs. Alterman taught in well as persons who share
their
concerns
and interest
the Southfield Public
Schools prior to joining in the problems of the
Jewish retarded. The AJR
the Jewish Center staff.
She is a board member of provides a number of serv-
Community Social Learn- ices, including referrals,
ing Centers and Adult Serv- and has as its primary goal
ice Centers, "Inc., both of the establishment of resi-
which deal with problems of dential homes for the
the retarded. For the Chil- Jewish retarded, such as
dren's Center of Metropoli- Haverim Home in Detroit.
For information, call
Joyce Keller, executive di-
rector, 547-1230.

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Marriages

Nadine Phyllis Levin
and Dr. James Howard
Abrams were married re-
cently at Temple Israel.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme and
Cantor Harold Orbach will
officiate. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard J. Levin of Oak
Park. Parents of the brideg-
room are Mrs. Evelyn Ab-
rams of Overland Park,
Kan., and the late Dr.
William Abrams. Attend-
ing the couple were Drs.
Arnold Abrams and Larry
Abrams, and Cliff Levin,
Deborah Weiss and Denise
Heppler. The bride's
grandfather, Louis A.
Rosengarten, also partici-
pated. The couple is living
in Rochester, Minn.

day at Town and Country
Club.
The younger Guttenberg
is a senior at the University
of Denver Law School, and
will enter a master's degree
program at New York Uni-
versity in September. The
new Mrs. Guttenberg will
attend law school at Colum-
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gut-
tenberg of Beverly Hills will
hold a brunch in honor of
their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
(Maria) Guttenberg, Sun-

At Music Event

Robert Naftaly, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter R. Naftaly
of Oak Park, will perform
with the Michigan School
Band and Orchestra Asso-
ciation's band-orchestra
this weekend at Central
Michigan University.

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Public Meeting

The Michigan Associa-
tion for Emotionally Dis-
turbed Children will con-
duct a public meeting 7:30
p.m. Tuesday in the
Ferndale Community Cen-
ter. For information, call
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