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Detroit Friends of SZ Hospital to Have Annual Dinner t GIORGIO'S'
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The annual dinner of the
Detroit Friends of Shaare
Zedek Hospital in
Jerusalem will take place 6
p.m. Nov. 9 at Cong. Bnai
David.
Meyer Must and Max
Nosanchuk have been

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Irving Nusbaum and
Harold Platt have accepted
the chairmanship of the
event.
During the last few years
the Detroit group has been
especially interested in the
development of the school of
nursing which is affiliated
with Shaare Zedek Hospi-
tal. With the new eight
story structure as part of the
Shaare Zedek Medical Cen-
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In recognition of the
school's reputation, the
Helene Fuld Health Trust,
which aids schools of nurs-
ing throughout the world,
has chosen Shaare Zedek as
the only recipient of funds
in Israel. These funds are
being used for equipping
classrooms, libraries, rec-
reational facilities and
areas of clinical training. It
promotes the use of audio-
visual aids in the training of
student nurses.
Women under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Pearl
Nosanchuk met in July at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Shenkman and raised
the initial funds to sponsor
the complete 1983 begin-
ner's class for their three-
year program. Through the
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Percy Kaplan will be
honored Sunday by the
board and officers of the
Jewish National Fund of
Detroit upon his retirement
as executive director.
Among the innovations
he instituted during his
nearly 30 years' service to
the JNF are the JNF tes-
timonial dinner to honor
local Jewish leaders by es-
tablishing forests in Israel
in their names; establishing
JNF Young Women; help-
ing to found Hillel Day
School; the Bnai Brith
President's Brunch and
JNF Month. He began the
custom of giving tree cer-
tificates to Jewish school
graduates, confirmands and
Bar-Bat Mitzva celebrants.

Born and educated, in
Winnipeg, Kaplan taught

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Schaver a close relationship
between the Detroit group
and the adopted class will be
established.
The Board of Directors of
the Detroit Friends of
Shaare Zedek have decided
to endow the lecture hall in
the new building in memory
of their late President Rabbi
Joshua Sperka.
For information on these
projects and the Nov. 9
dinner, call Alex Roberg,
544-8412 or 547-3890.

Kaplan Testimonial Sunday

Hebrew school and served
as librarian for several
Canadian Jewish institu-
tions before coming to
Chicago in 1943. After 10
years working for the
Jewish Federation and Wel-
fare Fund, during which
time he was regional direc-
tor of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary and United
Synagogue of America, he
was named executive direc-
tor of JNF-Detroit in Feb-
ruary 1953. He has in-
creased the JNF-Detroit
annual income from
$90,000 to over $650,000
while increasing the
number of trees planted an-
nually by Detroiters from
10,000 to over 150,000.
Ruben H. Isaacs is chair-
man of the event. For in-
formation, call the JNF,
557-6644.

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Survivor Remembers Family
With a Garden in Israel

Meyer Frumin, a survivor
of the Holocaust will corn-

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The school opened in
1936 under the leader-
ship of the legendary
Schwester Selma, who at
the age of 98 still resides
in the hospital.

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memorate his 30th wedding
anniversary Tuesday with
the planting of a garden of
300 trees in Israel.
Frumin and his wife,
Ilene, purchased the trees to
memorialize his family,
who perished in the Russian
Ukraine during World War
II.
The Frumins' Garden will
stand in the recently-
created Harry and Sarah
Laker Family Forest estab-
lished by the Jewish Na-
tional Fund in the Ameri-
can Independence Park
near Jerusalem.
The garden memorializes
Frumin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Frumin; his
brothers, Victor and Joseph;
his sisters, Lea and Henia;
and their families.

The Fifteenth of Av was
the jolliest festival in an-
cient Israel. Young men and
women would dance in the
vineyards and the girls
would propose to the boys. It
is no longer observed.

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