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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
New Emergency Care Center Sabbath Custom Explained
of wandering.
Dedicated at Sinai Hospital By RABBI SAMUEL FOX years
In this same vein, some
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Executive Vice President Irving A. Shapiro, right,
presents a commemorative plaque to Meyer and
Sophie Fishman in honor of their contribution to'the
hospital's new ememgency care center," which bears
the names.
The 28th annual corpo-
rate meeting of Sinai Hospi-
tal of Detroit last week saw
the dedication of a new
emergency care center, ac-
companied by a slide-and-
tape "tour" of the facility.
Included on the agenda
were the election of new
board members, presenta-
tion of the medallion to the
past president of the Sinai
Hospital Guild and an ad-
dress by the chairman of the
board of Mt. Sinai Hospital
in Cleveland, Edwin M.
Roth.
The new emergency
facility will be known as the
Meyer M. and Sophie
Fishman Emergency Care
Center in recognition of the
Fishmans' gift toward the
building.
Alfred L. Deutsch,
president of Sinai's
board of trustees
thanked Mr. and Mrs.
Fishman on behalf of the
board. Irving A. Shapiro,
the hospital's executive
vice president, presented
the Fishmans with a
commemorative plaque
"in appreciation for their
gift."
Honored at the meeting
was Jean Shapero, im-
mediate past president of
the Sinai Hospital Guild.
Maxwell Jospey, vice
president of the board and
chairman of the executive
committee, presented Mrs.
Shapero with a medallion
"in recognition of her ac-
complishments and dedica-
tion during her two-year
term as guild president."
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Sinai Gets Rare
g Freud Volume
D r. Harry E. August, the
"father of psychiatry" at
Sinai Hospital, presented a
rare first edition of Freud's
"The Interpretation of
Dreams" to the psychiatry
department. The presenta-
tion was made at a reception
in Dr. August's honor Mon-
day at the Michigan Inn.
The volume will be placed in
the Samuel Frank Medical
Library.
Dr. August, who was one
of the key founders of Sinai
Hospital's department of
psychiatry, was one of the
first psychiatrists on staff
and remains on the staff as a
consultant. ,
In addition, a gift of
$100,000 was made to the
Guild's Arch of Friends
endowment fund from the
estate of Lillian B. Simons,
sister of Mrs. Nate Shapero,
to honor Jean. Proceeds
from the fund this year have
been earmarked to enrich
Sinai's cardiovascular care
program.
Roth's address was the
second Esther B. Mellen
Memorial Lecture, an an-
nual lecture series made
possible by a donation to
Sinai's Medical Endowment
Fund from Dr. Hyman Mel-
len in memory of his - wife.
Dr. Mellen is a former chief
of staff of the hospital.
Six persons were re-
elected to three-year
terms on the hospital's
board of trustees. They
are: Mandell L. Berman,
Deutsch, Samuel Fran-
kel, Joseph H. Jackier,
Mark E. Schlussel and
Harold Weisberg.
Deutsch also announced
the appointment of three
additional board members:
Beth Lowenstein, J.
Richard Cooper and Albert
J. Dunmore. These were ap-
pointed at a pre'vious board
meeting.
The custom of eating
spices such as onions and
garlic on the Sabbath has
several origins.
First, it is claimed that
the Sabbath should be
treated as a "delight" and
therefore foods which give
delight should be consumed.
Hence spicy foods which
provide a variety of tastes
should be enjoyed in the
spirit of this delight.
Second, it is claimed that
there is a connection be-
tween this practice and the
manna that came down
from heaven for the Jews in
the wilderness during their
travels- towards the prom-
ised land. This manna was
supposed to have had every •
imaginable taste. The
spices aforementioned are
thus added on the Sabbath
to remind us of the provi-
dence of the Almighty who
supplied us with every im-
aginable taste during our 40
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sources claim that the taste
of garlic and onion was mis-
sing from the manna so as
not to injure the pregnant
women for whom this might
be harmful. Therefore, the
garlic and onion tastes had
to be added if the Israelites
wanted to enjoy them. We
thus add these as a remem-
brance of our practice in the
wilderness.
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