THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
42 Friday, March 30,1979
Jewish Family Service Offers Nosanchuk Celebrates 90th
to Counsel Eng aged Couples by Funding JNF Project
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tions, attitudes and feelings
arising in a marriage and
how to cope with conflicts.
Groups will consist of
no more than four or five
couples and will be led by
experienced marriage
counselors and group
therapists. There is a fee.
For information, call An-
nette Bechek or Myrna
Levy, group leaders, at the
JFS offices, 559-15,00.
The Jewish Family Serv-
ice is offering counseling to
couples planning to marry
in a series of eight meetings,
beginning 6 p.m. April 10 in
the Jewish Family Service
building.
The meetings will present
participants with an oppor-
tunity to explore expecta-
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Schools Deny
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of Arab Program
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See Bruce Litvin for
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Acting in response to
complaints by students at
Wayrie State University,
the Jewish Community
Council contacted the deans
of WSU Law School and the
University of Detroit Law
School to inform them that
publicity for a symposium
entitled "The Sami Esmail
Affair — Nightmare in the
Holy Land" gave the im-
pression that the program
was being sponsored by the
schools. The deans of both
schools denied any partici-
pation or sponsorship.
Alvin Kushner, executive
director of the council, said
it was learned that the
sponsors were apparently
the International Law
Societies of the two law
schools and in neither case
was the law school itself in-
volved.
The council has suggested
that guidelines be estab-
lished at the schools for
organizational publicity so
that this type of misleading
information will not be re-
peated.
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Jacob Nosanchuk of Oak
Park, active in synagogue
and communal affairs and
in causes on behalf of pre-
state Israel and then the
state of Israel for more than
60 years, will be 90 years old
on Monday. He and his wife,
Ida, are celebrating his
birthday by funding the re-
claiming of a four dunam
site for a Jewish National
Fund project in the Galilee.
The Nosanchuks, also are
observing the occasion by
providing additional funds
for Shaare Zedek Hospital
in Jerusalem, where they
established a room iri mem-
ory of their daughter, Rose
Raskin, and by aiding the
United Old Age Home in
Jerusalem and the Techn-
ion in Haifa.
They are longtime sup-
porters of JNF and planted
the "Jacob and Ida Nosan-
chuk Forest" on their 70th
wedding anniversary. They
have established a dormit-
ory room and a classroom at
Bar-Ilan University and the
Raskin Free Loan Fund in
Israel., and donated funds
for the rehabilitation of Is-
raeli soldiers wounded in
battle. They have aided
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah.
Nosanchuk, who was
born and married in Rub-
leh near Minsk, Russia,
came to Detroit in 1913.
He joined the Turover
Society and Cong. Bnai
Jacob soon after coming
here. A carpenter, he
helped build and reno-
vate six Bnai Jacob
houses of worship, as the
Detroit Jewish commu-
nity kept on moving and
he was president of Bnai
Jacob for 25 years.
He has been on the board
of Chesed Shel Emes for 50
years. He is vice president of
Cong. Mishkan Israel-
Nusach H'Ari and was gab-
bai of the Turover Cemetery
for 35 years. He is honorary
president of the Kollel Insti-
tute for Advanced Learning
and honorary president of
the current Cong. Bnai
Jacob and the Ezras Achim
Turover Society.
Nosanchuk is a life
member of Zager-Stone
Lodge of Bnai Brith and of
Saves a Life
George Glassman, son of
Jerry Glassman, owner of
Glassman Olds in South-
field, used CPR - — cardio-
pulmonary resuscitation —
to save the live of a cus-
tomer who suffered a heart
attack in his father's
dealership.
Aided by Andrew Her-
nandez of the service de-
partment, Glassman was
able to keep customer Sol'
Scholnick breathing until
the Emergency Medical
Service arrived.
According to Ernestine
Horwitz, secretary to the
senior Glassman, the two
young , men learned the
CPR method from
firefighters who visited
the dealership to teach
the employees the life-
saving action.
Glassman's secretary
said Scholnick survived the
heart attack.
Nursery School
Registration
Still Being Taken
Registration is still being
taken by the Cong. Mishkan
Israel Nusach H'Ari nur-
sery, whose spring schedule
begins Monday.
The program is geared for
children age 3-5 and is di-
rected by Aviva Lane. The
program includes arts and
crafts, music, field trips and
holiday observances.
For information, call Mrs.
Lane, 545-3949, after 6
p.m., or the synagogue,
548-2666.
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JACOB NOSANCHUK
Histadrut. He was one of the
organizers of the Rubier
Landsmanshaften Club of
which he was president for
20 years.
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