42 Friday, January 21,' 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

`Recounting the Holocaust'
Topic of CHAIM Program

Windsor Jewry Opens Home for Community's Seniors

An open house and pre-
view of the I.L. Peretz
House for senior adults will
take place 2 p.m. Sunday,
announces the Windsor

Jewish Community Coun-
cil.
A special ceremony for
the affixing of a mezuza to
the main doors will be held.

"Recounting
the
Holocaust — From One
Generation to the Next"
will be the topic of a panel
discussion to be held at the
next meeting of CHAIM —
Children of Holocaust Sur-

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Stop Smoking
Program Begins

GLATT KOSHER MEATS

Smoke No More, a stop-
smoking program, will
begin 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at Oakland Community
College, Orchard Ridge
campus. There will be eight
sessions. Enrollment is
limited.
Director of this clinic will
be Phyllis Zieve Friedman,
who has received training
from the American Cancer
Society as a group
facilitator for smoking ces-
sation.
For information, call Mrs.
Friedman, 471-7561 or
356-6000.

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The I. L. Peretz House for Jewish elderly is lo-
cated next to the Windsor Jewish Community Centre.
More than half of the 71 units in the senior citizens
complex have been rented.

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According to Barry
Swartz, assistant executive
director of the council, the
residence has 71 one- and
two-bedroom units, more
than half of which are re-
nted.
All applicants for resi-
dence at I.L. Peretz
House must be capable of,
independent living,
maintaining themselves
and their apartments in
the activities of daily liv-
ing. The apartments will
be opened to individuals
or couples with one part-
ner at least 60 years old,
50 if disabled.
Each apartment contains
a living room with a dining
area, one or two bedrooms, a
complete kitchen, private
bathroom, a large storage
room and ample closet
space. They also have car-
peting, a stove, a two-door,
frost-free refrigerator,
smoke detectors, an air-
conditioning sleeve and a
balcony. Two - bedroom
apartments have 1 1/2 baths.
There will be special fea-
tures at the Peretz House,
such as a communal dining

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have a joint meeting 8:15
p.m. Tuesday at the Jewish
War Veterans Memorial
Home. Ailene Trix of the
Southfield Library will give
a book review. Social hour
and refreshments will fol-
low. For information, call
Chairman Paula Hart,
559-6815; or the JWV office,
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ANNOUNCING NORMANS

Histadrut Plans
Report Meeting

Morris Lieberman, cam-
paign chairman of the Israel
Histadrut Campaign of
Metropolitan Detroit, an-
nounces that a breakfast
report rally. meeting will be
held 10:30 a.m. Sunday in
the Labor Zionist Institute
meeting room, Oak Park.
The guest speaker will be
Bernard B. Jacobson,
executive vice president of
National Committee for
Labor Israel, who will pre-
sent an up-to-date report of
the Histadrut situation in
Israel and the United
States.
There is no charge, and
the public is invited.

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room offering one kosher
meal daily, a kosher
meals-on-wheels program,
lounge areas, chapel, laun-
dry facilities, under- and
above-ground parking and a
landscaped park area.
A curb cut driveway
expedites traffic flow, allow-
ing residents to be dropped
off and picked up at the
front door. Because it is at-
tached to the Jewish Com-
munity Centre, a variety of
social and recreational ac-
tivities will be conveniently
available and without the
problems of transportation.
The I.L. Peretz House is a
community project. The
land was donated by the
board of directors of the I.L.
Peretz School, and the Sifrei
Torah in the chapel's Aron
Kodesh were originally
from T'Fereth Israel Syna-
gogue on Hickory Street in
Ford City. Cong. Beth El,
the Shaar Hashomayirn
Synagogue and Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue also of-
fered assistance.

vivors Association in
Michigan —11 a.m. Sunday
at the Jimmy Prentis Mor-
ris Branch of the Jewish
Community Center.
The program also will in-
clude the election of officers.
Refreshments will precede
the meeting.
Non-members will be
admitted at a nominal
charge. Members will be
admitted free of charge. The
community is invited.

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