Sinai Hospital Guild to Focus
on Exercise at Opening Meeting

Sinai Hospital Guild will
hold its opening meeting of
the season 7:30 p.m. Thurs-
day at Temple Beth El.
Theme of the program
will be "Rx for Physical Fit-
ness: Exercise — Its Values
and Limitations for
Health."
Newly elected president,
Jean S. Shapero, will
preside.
Dr. Melvyn Rubenfire,

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chief, section of car-
diovascular diseases,
Sinai Hospital, will be the
moderator of a panel
which includes Kent
Falb, head trainer, De-
troit Lions; Dr. Joseph C.
Honet, chairman, De-
partment of Rehabilita-

tion Medicine, Sinai Hos-
pital; Dr. Earl J. Rudner,
co-chief, section of
dermatology, Sinai Hos-
pital; Dr. Adelfo N.
Pamatmat, physician
coordinator, cardiovas-
cular fitness and re-
habilitation program,
Sinai Hospital; Dr.
William A. Saville, coor-
dinator, cardiac rehabili-
tation and cardiac -fitness
program, Ford Motor
Co.; and Sylvia Zukin, di-
rector of the Jewish
Community Center
Women's Health Club.
Mrs. George Parzen, vice
president and chairman of
program, will introduce the
speakers.
Dr. Rubenfire is associate
professor of medicine at the
Wayne State University
Medical School. Dr. Honet is
on the attending staffs of
the Rehabilitation Insti-
tute, Mt. Carmel and Grace
Hospitals, and he is a pro-
fessor at the WSU School of
Medicine and Mercy Col-
lege of Detroit.
Dr. Rudner has been a
professor at the WSU
School of Medicine since
1965. He is on the staffs of
Beaumont, Detroit Gen-
eral, Children's, St.
Joseph Mercy, Harper,
Hutzel and Sinai Hospi-
tals.
For reservations, call the
guild office, 493-5300. Ad-
mission is free.

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Winterize your sprinkler system this year!
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and Mrs. Leonard (Shelly)
Rossmoore, and Ellen, Sun-
day on the occasion of their
30th wedding anniversary.
The couple was tendered a
dinner in the Huntington
Workmen's Circle Woods home of their son and
daughter-in-law.
Branch to Meet
* * *
Workmen's Circle Branch
The Bodzin Family
684 will hold its regular Club' will meet 8 p.m. Oct.
monthly meeting 8 p.m. 29 in the home of Mr. and
Saturday at the Workmen's Mrs. Greg Pierce, 24091
Circle Center, 26341 Blackstone, Oak Park. Offi-
Coolidge, Oak Park.
cers will be elected.
The program will consist
of two color films: "Out of
FRANK PAUL
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history of Russian persecu-
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after the 1967 war, and
"The Return," produced by
Soviet Jewish film makers
who recently emigrated to
Israel.
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served. There is a nominal
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanford
(Ilene) Gittleman of Oak
Park were honored by their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
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Temple Sponsors
Program on Art

"An Evening at Cran-
brook," the first in the
Fourth Tuesday Art Series
of Temple Beth El will be
held 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
Cranbrook Art Academy.
Roy Slade, director of
Cranbrook Academy, will
be the guest speaker. Re-
freshments and a social
hour will follow. For reser-
vations, call the temple
office, 851-1100.

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THE JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT

presents

A CITY-WIDE CONFERENCE FOR JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH

on

CRITICAL ISSUES FACING JEWISH YOUTH TODAY

Keynote speaker:

DR. ZVI GITELMAN

Associate Professor of Political Science & Associate of the Center for
Russian and East European Studies, University of Michigan.

Fri., Nov. 24

Center Music
Season to Begin

The Center Symphony
Orchestra, under the baton
of Julius Chajes, founder
and conductor, will start its
39th season 3:30 p.m. Oct.
29 in Shiffman Hall in the
main Jewish Community
Center.
Robert Ballinger, a doc-
toral student at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, will play
the solo lines of Bach's F
Minor Piano Concerto. Bal-
linger has been a pianist
with the Toledo Symphony
since 1976. He has appeared
as soloist with orchestras in
Ohio, Michigan and
Florida.
Included in the program
is a Vivaldi Concerto for,
Four Violins with Emily
Austin, Edith Nagy, Pris-
cilla Post and Constance
Marckwick as soloists.
The concert will open
with Suite "In modo Antico"
for strings by Julius Chajes.
There is a charge. For in-
formation, call the Center,
661-1000, ext. 164.

Friday, October 20, 1978

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