THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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42 Friday, June 1, 1919

Births

May 24 — To Mr. and May 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Waters (Karen - Mrs. Edward Kaplan
Silverstein), 24340 Eton, (Helene Steinlauf), 16988
Dearborn Heights, a daugh- Addison, Southfield, a
ter, Julie Rochelle.
daughter, Erin Beth.
May 24 — To Mr. and
May 18 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Wehr (Terri Mrs. Barry Becker (Elfin
Kushner), 24653 Templar, Selik) of Huntington
Southfield, a son, Jeffrey Woods, a daughter, Kat-
David.
hryn Mead.
May 18 — To Mr. and
REV. HERSHL
Mrs. Arthur Korenstein
(former Detroiter Shari
Certified Mohel
Maniloff) of New York, a
son, Zachary David.
557-0888
May 17- — To Mr. and
557-7629
Mrs. Ira B. Saperstein (De-
bra Lasky), 26740 Franklin
RABBI S. ZACHARIASH -Pointe
_Dr., Southfield, a
Specialized
son, Andrew Mark.
MOHEL
May 15—To Dr. and Mrs.
In Home or Hospital
Jeffrey Miller (Sandi Fin-
kelstein), 15251 W. Nine
557-9666
Mile, Oak Park, a son,
4mmesm ■ Imilamis
Jason Alan.
RABBI DR. LEO
May 15 — To Mr. and
Mrs Jacob David (Pamela
Samuels) of Farmington
Expert Mohel
Hills, a daughter, Elizabeth
Serving Hospitals and Homes
Anne.
547-8555
LI 2-4444
May 12 — To Mr. and
yaw
Mrs. Dennis Chase (Judith
Cantor Sidney
Lee Goodman), former De-
troiters of Chicago, a son,
Justin Spencer Goodman.
May 5 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Certified Mohel
Steven Woodberg (Barbara
358-1426 or 357-5544
a Bowne), 23870 Oneida, Oak
Park, a daughter, Marci
Cantor SAMUEL
Lynn. ---
To Dr. and Mrs. Bernard
Certified
Gonik (Cookie Rosenfeld),
former Detroiters of Hous-
Serving Homes & Hosp ■ fais
ton, Tex., a daughter, liana
399-7194
Ruth.

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Donors Honored at SZ Hospital Dinner

The Detroit Friends of
Shaare Zedek Hospital held
their annual dinner on
Tuesday_ and honored a
number of Detroiters who
have made outstanding con-
tributions to the Shaare
Zedek Medical Center in
Jerusalem.
Irving Nusbaum, chair-
man of the Detroit Friends'
special gifts committee,
presented dedication
plaques to Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Cooper and Daniel S.
Cooper for their donation of
the X-ray archives in the
Institute of Radiology; to
the Rothschild and Hertz
families for the Assia Re-
search Project; and to Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Lessman for a
three-bed patient room in
the Department of Geriat-
rics.
Also, Mr. and Mrs.
David Herczeg for a
physician's office in the
Medical Research Suite;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Horowitz for the chief
nurse's office in the De-
partment of Obstetrics;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Platt and Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Platt for a patient
room; and Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Music for a duty
physician's room.
Others singled out with
dedication plaques were Dr.
Herman Poster, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Ring and Mrs.
Morris Schaver.
One of the major features
of the evening was the pre-
sentation of founderstones
to major donors by Rabbi
Joshua Sperka, president of

A grove of 1,000 trees in
Israel will be planted in
memory of Lili Weiss, who
died last year.
Planted by her husband,
Michael, and children, Ar-
thur, Gayle and Mark, the
grove, established through
the Jewish National Fund,
will be known as the Lili
Weiss Memorial Grove. The
site selected is in the United
Jewish Social Club Forest
located within the John F.
Kennedy Peace Forest.
Mrs. Weiss was a survivor
of the Holocaust. Of her
immediate family including

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He stressed the hospital's
the Detroit Friends of medical facility serving all
role in educating the di-
Shaare Zedek Hospital. the people of Jerusalem.
Rabbi Talansky said the verse peoples who use its
These were awarded to the
Coopers, Mr. and Mrs. Les- Shaare Zedek staff has facilities and this aspect of
lie Krakovits, the Lessmans spent many sleepless days his address was also
and nights worrying about stressed in a film that was
and Mrs. Schaver.
In his response on behalf the cost, "but Jews do not shown, "Jerusalem and
of the other founders, Sol fail. More than $25 million Shaare Zedek Hospital."
The dinner committee
Lessman spoke of the im- of the cost has been raised in
was chaired by Samuel W.
portance of Shaare Zedek nine years."
Hospital and his belief in
He said that Shaare Platt. Cantor Hyman Adler
using the hospital as a Zedek is dedicated to of Cong. Bnai David sang
memorial to those who serving the people, "not the national anthems;
perished in the Holocaust. just curing them." He David Herczeg led the
The Lessmans' gift was in
said the hospital was Hamotzi and Morris Music
memory of their parents
forced to turn down a De- the Birkat Hamazon.
who died in the Holocaust.
troit offer to provide new
Alex Roberg, chairman hospital coats for physi-
of the Detroit Friends, cians because many of
recognized the services the hospital's patients of
of Hugo Apt, who has North African origin
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been the treasurer of the would associate the
Detroit Friends for nine white coats with death.
years. During that time
more than $1 million has
gone through the books
as the Detroit Friends
BLACK & WHITE PORTRAITURE
have raised from $3,000
WITH A UNIQUE FLAIR
annually in 1970 to
$150,000-$200,000 an-
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE
nually now.
Rabbi Morris Talansky,
senior executive vice
president of the American
Committee_ for Shaare
Zedek Hospital, said the De-
troit Friends' fund-raising
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commiftment." He said,
"The committment of De-
troiters has allowed
If -you're not
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He reviewed the history
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of the new medical center,
calling it the largest single
your safe deposit box. Sell it for immediate
project in the history of Is-
cash. We purchase fine gems, Diamonds and
rael. What originally was
Gold Jewelry.
projected to cost $16 million
A -service to private owners, banks and
has become a - $52 million
estates.

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LILI WEISS

her parents, three sisters
and four brothers, only she
and one sister remained
alive after being taken to
Auschwitz.
She met her future
husband, Michael, also a
survivor, after their lib-
eration and they were
married in 1946.
They came to Detroit in
1949 and Mrs. Weiss be-
came active in the United
Jewish Social Club.
Weiss announced the es-
tablishment of the grove at
this time since it commemo-
rates the yahrzeits of Mrs.
Weiss' family who perished
on Shavuot in Auschwitz.
Mrs. Weiss died one
month prior to the marriage
of her son, Arthur, to the
former Gayle Dorfman. The
El Mole Rachamim was
chanted under the hupa in
J Mrs. Weiss' memory.

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