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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Federation Apartments' Second Phase
to Be Dedicated at May Ceremonies

The board of directors of
the Jewish Federation
Apartments will host a
Hanukat Habayit — dedi-
cation — of its new Anna
and Meyer L. Prentis To-
wers 2 p.m. May 4 at 15100
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum
of Temple Emanu-E1 - will
deliver the invocation. The
program will include the
singing of the national an-.
thems by the Jewish Feder-
`ion Apartments chorus;
,marks by Apartments
President Jack Robinson;
greetings from Oak Park
Mayor David Shepherd,
George M. Zeltzer,
president of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, and a
representative - of the Pre-
ntis Family; a presentation
to former Apartments
Presidents Joseph Jackier
and Samuel Hechtman by
former President Mark
Schlussel; a presentation
from Meals-on-Wheels
chairman Susan Miller and
a mezuza-affixing cere-
mony, conducted by Rabbi
Benjamin Gorrelick.
Tours of the new facility
will be conducted by mem-
bers of the Bnai Brith Youth
Organization.
The new building is
comprised of 100 one-
bedroom apartments,
which include
appliances, drapes, car-
peting, balconies and air
conditioning.

An epicenter connects the
new facility with the first
phase of the apartments.
Contained within the epi-
center are an enlarged din-
ing room, lobby areas,
kitchen, offices and a com-
munity room with seating
for 170. A cooperative store
and beauty shop also have
been added.
The new facility was built
with funds from the U.S.
Department of Housing and
Urban Development, in
cooperation with the Jewish
Welfare Federation, and a
gift from the Prentis Fam-
ily. Jewish Federation
Apartments is a member
agency of the Jewigh Wel-
fare Federation and is sup-
ported by the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
The building of th e second
phase of the senior citizens
complex took four years
from the time of the initial

WSU Hillel Plans
April 26 Event

Bnai Brith Hillel Found-
ation at Wayne State Uni-
versity will have a "People's
Choice Night" 8 p.m. April
26 at Hillel House, 14400
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Elections will be_ held
April 28 at the Hillel
Lounge, 667 Student Center
Building, on campus. For
information, call the Hillel
office, 577-3459.

application- to HUD to the
first occupancy of the build-
ing in October 1979.
Hechtman is the
chairman of the building
committee and Gilbert
Silverman is the co-
chairman. Other mem-
bers of the committee are:
Schlussel, Emanuel
Feinberg, William Lef-
kofsky, Michael Perlman
and Sheldon Winkelman.
Michigan Senators Carl
Levin and Donald Riegle
and Congressmen James
Blanchard, William Broom-

Israel Camping
Program Offered

The Fresh Air Society is
offering a four-week camp-
ing program June 24-July
22, in Israel.
Highlights of this pro-
gram include a kibutz field
school experience at the
Magan Michael Nature
preserve and field trips to
the Upper Galilee and
Golan area. A special brief-
ing has been scheduled for
the Tamarack campers at a
new West Bank settlement
community.
The group will spend 10
days in Jerusalem and
attend a Jewish identity
seminar at the Hebrew
University. A week-long
camping itinerary includes
a visit to the Sinai desert.
For information, contact
Fresh Air Society, 661-
0600.

field and William Brodhead
were among the govern-
ment officials invited to the
dedication.
The public is invited.

SPACE Holds
Rap for Children
Who Lost Parent

SPACE, a community
service for the widowed, di-
vorced, and their families,
will sponsor a children's
drop-in 5:30 p.m. Monday.
The informal rap session
has been designed for
youngsters- who have ex-
perienced the death of a
parent. A trained facilitator
will be in charge of the dis-
cussion.
At 8 p.m. Wednesday,
SPACE will hold its weekly
drop-in discussion group for
widowed and divorced men
and women.
A drop-in discusson group
for the widowed will be held
8 p.m. Thursday. Both men
and women who have ex-
perienced the death of a
spouse are welcome.
SPACE is a service of the
Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women. All discussion
groups will take place at the
NCJW offices, 16400 W. 12
Mile Rd., Southfield. There
are nominal charges for all
programs. For information
about SPACE, call Aida Cu-
' tier, weekdays between 9
a.m. and 2 p.m., 557-9604.

The Hoffmans Celebrate 50th

Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Alice)
Hoffman of Southfield cele-
brated their 50th anniver-
sary with a brunch last
Sunday given by their chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Hoffman of Farmington
Hills, at Stafford's Restau-
rant of West Bloomfield.
The Hoffmans were mar-
ried in Cleveland, Ohio on
March 30, 1930. They
moved to Detroit in 1934
and have two sons, Jerry,
and Merle of Florida, and
one grandchild.
Mr. Hoffman retired
from Chrysler Corp. in
1969 after 36 years. He is
active in the
Downtown-Fox Lodge of
Bnai Brith and is a volun-
teer at McDonald To-

THE HOFFMANS

wers.
Mrs. Hoffman is a
member of City of Hope and
Downtown-Fox Chapter.

Bonds Starts Cash Campaign

David B. Holtzman, gen-
eral chairman of Metropoli-
tan Detroit State of Israel
Bonds, has called for a spe-
cial cash mobilization drive
to help provide funds ur-
gently needed by the gov-
ernment of Israel.
"Headlines feature the
tough political problems
facing Israel today, but be-
hind the headlines are eco-
nomic difficulties which
are just as critical. We call
upon all friends of Israel to
mobilize the maximum cash
possible, from unpaid sub-
scriptions and new sales, to
tangibly demonstrate our
community's support dur-
ing a time of great economic
stress for Israel," said

Holtzman.
Nationally, the Israel
Bond Organization, Israel's
major arm for securing loan
dollars for economic de-
velopment, has a 1980 goal
of $525 million. This figure
surpasses the Yom Kippur
War record sale of $515 mil-
lion. Detroit's Bond leader-
ship has pledged $13 mil-
lion.

Holtzman cited several
reasons for the unprece-
dented campaign goal:
• To help Israel over-
come high inflation and
stabilize her economy.
• To help Israel redeploy
from the Sinai to the. Negev.

Greater Detroit Section,

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN

cordially welcomes

Delegates

to the

Phyllis Welling

President
Greater Detroit Section-

Shirley I. Leviton

Central District Convention

Hyatt Regency, Dearborn
April 21-24, 1980

National President

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for information call 557.9604

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