THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

46 Friday, June 21, 1980

Sydney Peimer Will Retire From Sinai Hospital Post

Sydney C. Peimer, senior
vice president for medical
affairs at Sinai Hospital of
Detroit, will retire Tuesday
after more than 40 years in
the medical field.
Peimer came to Sinai in
1957 as associate director
and later served as adminis-

trator and vice president for
administration. In his pre-
sent position, which he as-
sumed two years ago, he
provides guidance and as-
sistance to Sinai's medical
staff of nearly 800 physi-
cians and dentists.
A native of Brooklyn,

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Peimer began his medical
career as a registered nurse
during the Depression.
After World War II, he was
an administrator at the
Jewish Hospital and Brook-
dale Hospital, Center, both
in Brooklyn.
As administrator, and
later vice president for
administration, Peimer
was responsible for the
day-to-day operation of
Sinai Hospital. He was
responsible for imple-
menting many programs.
Peimer participated in
professional organizations.
He was one of the founding
fathers and the first chair-
man of the Michigan Hospi-
tal Association's committee
on psychiatric services.
He served on the board of
trustees of Blue Cross and
Blue Shield of Michigan and
on several of its committees,
the board of trustees of the
Metropolitan Northwest
Detroit Hospitals Council
and also served on commit-
tees of the Michigan State

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SYDNEY PEIMER

Medical Society and the
Greater Detroit Area Hos-
pital Council.
A member of the Ameri-
can College of Hospital Ad-
ministrators, he has written
numerous articles for pro-
fessional journals reflecting
Sinai's contributions in the
health care field.

School Names
Rabbi Schostak

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Singles Events

THE JEWISH SING-
LES will participate in a
co-ed softball game 10:30
a.m. Sunday at Cranbrook
Park, Southfield. In case of
rain, the group will meet at
the ballfield to go for
brunch. Admission is free to
the softball game. Vol-
leyball will be held 8:30
p.m. Monday at the Morris
Branch of the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Admission
is nominal. A general mem-
bership meeting will take
place 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the Morris Branch. Ad-
mission is free.

ter party and afterglow
Aug. 6, beginning with the
play, "A Chorus Line," at
the Fisher Theater. A
limited number of tickets is
available, and advance paid
reservations are required
by Tuesday. For reservation
information, call the Cen-
ter's group services depart-
ment, 661-1000, ext. 219.

Hebrew Name
Taken Off Ballot

Norman Goldman will
not be able to use his He-
brew name, Itzhak, along
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with his English name on
HIGHRISE PROD- the August primary elec-
UCTIONS will have a tion ballot.
"singles on wheels"-- party
Oakland County Com-
9:30 p.m. Thursday at missioner Dennis M. Aaron
Bonaventure roller rink. had filed suit asking that
There is a charge, and sing- challenger Goldman's name
les 21-35 are invited. Re- be removed from the ballot
freshments will be avail- entirely because he had
able. For information, call asked to use his Hebrew
the roller rink, 476-2200.
name. Aaron claimed that
Goldman was trying to infer
SHERER that he was a religious Jew.
ROSE
SOCIALITES will present The district includes Oak
a summer dance 9 p.m. Park and Royal Oak
Saturday at the Oak Park Township.
Community Center. Johnny
The court ruled that
"C" and his orchestra will Goldman's name would ap-
provide music for dancing. pear on the ballot without
There will be social mixers the name Itzhak.
and refreshments. Singles
FOR THE FINEST
are invited. The organiza-
tion will hold its 25th instal-
lation dinner-dance 7:30
T A
p.m. Aug. 2 at the Furniture
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P
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Club. For reservations and
r WEDDINGS
information, call Mollie
BAR MITZVAS
Stern, 968-3643; or Shirley
Kaner, 398-2296.
BERNIE

Rabbi Zev Schostak,
former Detroiter of Brook-
lyn, N.Y., has been named
the first headmaster of the
newly merged Park East-
East Side Hebrew Institute
Day School in New York
City.
Rabbi Schostak was or-
dained at the Hebron Rab-
binical College in
Jerusalem by the school's
late deans, Rabbis Sarne
and Hebroni, as well as by
Israel's Chief Rabbi Ovadia
Yosef. He holds an MA de-
gree from the University of
* * *
Detroit and has pursued
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post-graduate rabbinical
ADULT DEPARTMENT
and educational research.
and ASSOCIATES
of the Jewish Community
Rabbi Schostak has re-
Center will sponsor a thea-
cently completed drafting a
Code of Practice for the Na-
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tional Personnel Commis-
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sion of Torah Urnesorah; he
also serves as editor of "The
Principal (Hamenahel),"
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the professional journal of
that group.
He is a founder of the
National Association of
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Yeshiva Supervisors and
the author of two books
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and numerous articles on
religious and educational
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School of the Hebrew
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Eleven Mile Road
Akiva Hebrew Day School —
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and the Yeshiva of Crown
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