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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 19, 1981

Local Jewish Library Group LeVine Fund Dedicates
Names Mrs. Smith President Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit

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and Judith Lawson, of the
Beth Achim library, trea-
surer.
Gloria Stern, librarian at
the Beth Jacob School for
Girls, has joined the group.
Plans were discussed
for the forthcoming na-
tional convention of the
Association of Jewish
Libraries, to be held
Sunday-Wednesday at
Grossinger's Hotel in
New York.
Librarians from the De-
troit area who will attend
are: Mrs. Smith; Sarah Bell
of the Midrasha library;
Anna Mickel, librarian at
the Jewish Home for the
Aged; and Mae Weine, lib-
rarian of Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.
Mrs. Smith is co-
chairman of the displays for
the national convention,
and Mrs. Weine will co-
chair one of the problem
clinics.

At the last meeting of the
Jewish Library Association
of Metropolitan Detroit,
Eleanor Smith, librarian of
the Beth Shalom library,
was re-elected president.
Other officers are: Linda
Bell of the Midrasha library
of the Midrasha College of
Jewish Studies, secretary;

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The latest contribution of
the David M. and Frieda G.
LeVine Foundation to
Henry Ford Hospital was
recognized last month with
the dedication of the cardiac
rehabilitation unit at the
LeVine Center.
The LeVine Foundation,
named after the late par-
ents of Saul and Dan
LeVine, first became in-
volved with cardiac re-
habilitation when Saul was
recovering from a heart at-
tack.
The cardiac rehabilita-
tion center is an exercise lab
used by patients with an-
gina, patients who have had
a heart attack, heart
bypass, valve surgery, or
who are considered a risk
for heart disease.
The cardiac rehab pro-
gram includes monitored

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and supervised exercise
equipment such as a
treadmill, a stationary
bicycle, hand crank, row-
ing machines and steps.
The goal of exercising on
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OU Students
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Members of the Jewish
Students Organization at
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ceived awards at the annual
installation and awards
presentation of the Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation af-
filiate at Wayne State Uni-
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Winners are: Sora Diren-
feld and Steve Showfer,
service award; Clyde Glen,
special award; Marina
Vouk, special recognition;
and Nancy Zimmelman,
president, JSO highest
award.
The Oakland University
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Hillel Foundation at WSU.
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