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46'' - Friday April =241 1981- - —
Sinai Hospital Chaplain Wins Top U.S. Peacetime Prize
RALPH NADER
Is Coming To
ADAT SHALOM Sisterhood
May 4, 1981
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The United States gov-
ernment has awarded Sinai
Hospital Chaplain Allan M.
Blustein the Legion of
Merit Medal, the nation's
highest peacetime award,
"for his outstanding work
during the past decade as
chaplain for the U.S.
Army."
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Prior to joining Sinai
Hospital's staff as chaplain
last January, Rabbi Blus-
tein served as chaplain for
the U.S. Army for 22 years.
A traditional rabbi,
Chaplain Blustein assists
area clergymen in serving
their congregants at the
hospital and provides per-
sonal counseling for
patients and their families.
Having served in this
capacity at Sinai for only a
short time, he has already
begun conducting both
Jewish and non-
denominational religious
services and preparing spe-
cial holiday programs for
patients.
Rabbi Blustein holds a
from
degree
BA
Roosevelt College in
Chicago. He received
rabbinic ordination, a
Bachelor of Hebrew Lit-
erature degree, and an
associate degree in pas-
toral counseling from the
Hebrew Theological Col-
lege in Skokie, Ill.
He also holds a Master of
Public Administration de-
gree from City University of
New York and a Master of
Science in library science
degree from Our Lady of the
Lake College in San An-
tonio, Tex. He was specially
trained in clinical pastoral
care at Brooke Army Hospi-
tal at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.
SPACE Family Retreat Set
May 29 at Camp Tamarack
SPACE, the National sponsored service for
Council of Jewish Women- widowed and divorced men
and women and their
families, will sponsor its
spring family weekend re-
treat May 29-31 at Camp
Tamarack.
The retreat, aimed at
single parent families, will
include activities and work-
shops to enhance self-
awareness and to facilitate
personal growth for adults
and their children.
Supervision will be avail-
able for younger children
and teens will help design
their own program. Free
time will be available.
Meals are included. There
is a charge. For informa-
tion, brochure or registra-
tion form, contact the
SPACE office, 557-9390,
daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Mrs. Alex Taub of Oak
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Tel Aviv Riot
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Hatikva and Ezra slum
quarters of Tel Aviv were
quiet after rioting there fol-
lowing municipal attempts
to tear down four structures
which had been built with-
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teenagers, set fire to a bus
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