THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Drive to Fund
T'chiSTah's Home

Marriages

Cong. T'chiyah and four
other downtown organiza-
tions have joined in a
$700,000 fund-raising driNie
to restore the Old St. Mary's
School where the congrega-
tion is housed.
Other groups involved
are St. Mary's Parish, Blue
Cross - Blue Shield of
Michigan, Project START
and the Team for Justice.
- The 111-year-old build-
ing on Monroe is believed to
be the oldest standing
schoolhouse in Michigan.
The funds will be used to -
turn the building into a
community center by re-
storing the outside and
bringing the interior up to
code.

Hidden Talent Needleworks

28486 Selkirk, Sfld., Mi.

In my home
Canvas, Yarn Kits & Supplies
Tues.-Sat. 11-4
557-4562

Dr. Pamela Nan Fires-
tone and Dr. Robert El-
liott Neshkes were mar-
ried recently at Cong. Beth
Shalom. The bride is the
daughter of Dr. Leon E.
Firestone of Southfield and
the late Mrs. Rochelle M.
Firestone. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Neshkes of
Southfield. Dr. Neshkes and
her husband are pursuing
residencies at the Cincin-
nati General Hospital in
Ohio.

30790 SOUTHFIELD ROAD • SOUTHFIELD, MICH. 48076

Phone 646-8484

MAKE THE DECISION
THAT COULD CHANGE
YOUR WHOLE LIFE

Dr. Bruce D. Dubin has
been elected to the board of
directors of the American
Lung Association of South-
eastern Michigan.
He also is director of the.
Michigan Pulmonary Lab-
oratory. He is a founder of
the association's pediatric
lung health committee and
a member of the American
Thoracic Society.

HIGH HOLY; DAY SERVICES

Rabbi Byron Sherwin
Cantor Israel Idelsohn

at the

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

6600 WEST MAPLE ROAD
FOR SEATING TICKETS, CALL:
681-9237 or 682-3181, EVENINGS

8 Locations

31225 Southfield Rd. (Just N. of 13 Mile) '
Northland Center (near Penny's Entrance)
Livonia Mall (7 Mile & Middlebelt)
Wonderland Shopping Center
Pontiac Mall
Universal City (12 Mile & Dequinder)
Fairlane
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Mike's Fruit Market (12 Mile & Southfield)

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FRENCH PECAN
COFFEE CAKE

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SPECIAL

Our Bread is Hand Made by bakery
craftsmen with no preservatives or
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BB Dinner Chairmen Named

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BAKE
SHOPPE

Credits earned in the program are transferable to
most colleges and universities.

Bnai Brith Women's Council of Metropolitan De-
troit preceded the Sept. 9 opening of their Youth and
Services Appeal with three recent parlor meetings.
Lillian S. Holstein of Pittsburgh, past international
president of Bnai Brith Women, was special guest at
the meetings. Mrs. Holstein is shown in the top photo-
graph, at left, with hostess Mala Dorfman and Council
President Sylvia Ross. In the middle photograph are,
from left, Mollie Sayles, Anne Ginsberg, Mrs. Hols-
tein, hostess Delores Gordon, Mrs. Ross and Estelle
Robinson. In the bottom photograph are, standing,
center, Mrs. Ross, Mildred Tack and hostess Rebecca
Grossman. Seated are Mrs. Robinson, Ethel Levy and
Esther Allan. As part of the campaign, a special gifts
luncheon will be held Nov. 1 honoring Mrs. Jack
Shenknian.

- announces -

MIAMI

The Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Il-
linois, offers an intensive program of Judaic
studies for the young man seeking a commitment
to Torah learning who has had limited previous
study.

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OF PONTIAC - WEST BLOOMFIELD
(CONSERVATIVE)

REG. $2.29

Women's Council Parlors
Precede Bnai Brith Appea

Medical Unit
Names Physician

CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL

Friday, August- 17, 1979 25

Louis Weber, Bilai Brith
Foundation chairman_ for
the forthcoming honor
awards dinner, slated to
take place 7 p.m. Sept. 10 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue,
has announced the general
chairmen, honorary chair-
men and honorary co-
chairmen for the dinner.
The general chairmen
are: Irving Laker, Ernest
Solomon, Jack Shenkman
and Milton Weinstein.
Honorary chairmen are:
Manny Chai-ach, Abraham
Cutler, Joseph Cutler, Dr.
Howard L. Dubin, David
Handleman, Harold Jaffa,
Nathan Korash, Sol Moss
and Nathan Willis.
Named as honorary co-
chairmen are: Louis Bar-
den, Kenneth Bertin, Sam
Braverman, Joseph Broder,

Cheerleaders
Win Top Honor

The Southfield High
School freshman cheerlead-
ing squad took first place in
a recent four-day cheerlead-
ing clinic in Ohio.
Members of the squad
are: Jill Pearl, Jenni Dup-
nack, Elizabeth Kargilis,
Mellisa Viedrah, Leslie Cit-
ron, Lori Katz, Kelly Huc-
kabee, Diane Lovejoy,
Linda Boughton, Vicki
White, Stacy Gold and Jill
Krause.

He who hesitates is in-
-
terrupted.

Allen Charlupski, Phil Co-
hen, Henry Dorfman, Louis
Goutman, Charles Milan,
Myron Milgrom, Robert
Naftaly, Milford Nemer,
Theodore Nemzin, David
Pollack, Maurice Rosender,
Dr. Milton Shiffman, Irving
Siegel, Max Wayburn,
Edwin Weinstein and Har-
vey Weisberg.
Members of Bnai
Brith's special fund-
raising clubs, Century,
Covenant and
President's, are invited.
The dinner pays tribute to
persons who have helped
maintain Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations and the Bnai
Brith Youth Organization.
For reservations, call
Bnai Brith, 354-6100.

JEWISH STUDIES PROGRAM

Rabbi Dr. Shabsai Slae, Director

Hebrew Theological College
7135 N. Carpenter Road
Skokie, Illinois 60077

312-267-9800

Modern dormitory/kitchen facilities. available

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM

is pleased to announce
that it will conduct

Auxiliary High Holiday Services
for non-members in its SOCIAL HALL

RABBI BENJAMIN H. GORRELICK AND
- CANTOR DAVID TANZMAN WILL OFFICIATE

LaMED AUDITORIUM AT THE
UNITED HEBREW SCHOOL,
ROHLIK BUILDING

RABBI- HERBERT ESKIN AND
CANTOR BARRY ULRYCH WILL OFFICIATE.

Tickets available at 21100 W. 12 Mile Rd.

For further information or inquiries concerning
membership and seating -call the synagogue
office

352-8670

00 IT NOW

There appears to be a U.S. Government Middle East policy shift
to the P.L.O. This is unconscionable. I urge everyone to write to
the president, to every senator and representative and to mem-
bers of the president's staff. It is urgent.

Quantity letters by business and professional people are espe-
cially encouraged. WRITE TODAY!
BERNARD EDELMAN