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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS _
William Ellman to Direct
Mackinac Park Commission
Rabbi Zentman Helps Retarded Learn About Judaism
Rabbi Abraham Zentman
is bringing Jewish studies
programs to the residents of
the Jewish Association for
Retarded Citizens' Haverim
Homes.
An instructor at the
Midrasha-College of Jewish
studies, Rabbi Zentman
participates in the
Midrasha-on-Wheels out-
reach program. The pro-
gram provides classes at
homes, institutions or other
locations throughout the
community.
The course curriculum is
determined by the students
and the instructor. Recently
a class focused on the his-
tory of the Jewish people
and Passover history and
customs.
Rabbi Zentman has
long been involved in
special educatiOn. His
interest was sparked by
his relationship with the
disabled son of family
friends, who he helped
prepare for Bar Mitzva.
The idea for the classes
first occured during a meet-
ing at the Gilmore Haverim
Home. Rabbi Zentman saw
the need for Jewish educa-
tion expressed by interested
clients, and suggested that
Zentman teaches classes at
Adat Shalom, Prentis
Manor, Jewish Federation
Apartments and Jewish
Family Service, as well as
two groups each of Bnai
Brith members and special
education students.
Sinai Names Two to Posts
RABBI ZENTMAN
JARC offer such a class.
When JARC asked that he
teach it, he said he felt he
couldn't say no, although he
had numerous other corn-
mitments.
Rabbi Zentman was
graduated from Wayne
State University. He
worked for many years at
Jewish schools in the area
including 32 years as
teacher and later principal
at the United Hebrew
Schools. He retired two
years ago.
Yerdon
Denise
McDonald, has been ap-
pointed director of social
services at Sinai Hospital of
Detroit. She previously had
been a social work super-
visor at the hospital.
Before coming to Sinai,
Ms. McDonald had been di-
rector of social services at
St. Lawrence Hospital, in
Lansing.
She is a member of the
Academy of Certified Social
Workers, the National
Association of Social Work-
ers and the Society of Hospi-
tal Social Work Directors.
ogy involving Brigham and
Women's Hospital, Chil-
dren's Hospital Medical
Center and Beth Israel
Hospital.
He is a nominee for the
American Hospital Associa-
tion and the American Col-
lege of Hospital Adminis-
trators.
Feder holds a master's
degree in business adminis-
tration with a health care
administration major from
Cornell University, a mas-
ter's degree in English from
the University of Texas, and
a bachelor's degree in
English from George Wash-
ington University.
In addition to the class at
the Gilmore Home, Rabbi
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outstanding administrative
staff person.
A Haverim Home man-
ager or assistant manager
will receive the Anna
Slomovitz Honorary Award.
As a pioneer in the forma-
tion of the JARC, her pro-
posal that the homes for the
retarded be called Haverim
Fellowships was adopted
and remains in force for all
the homes operated by the
organization.
The Marilyn Sisler
Memorial Award will be
given to an outstanding
direct care staff person.
Rose AZA will be hon-
ored as Volunteer of the
Year.
Wachler,
Norman
president, will present the
awards. He, along with
JARC Executive Director
Joyce Keller, will review
the past year's accom-
plishments and outline the
prospects for the forthcom-
ing year. A slide presenta-
tion will update the mem-
bership on the residents' ac-
tivities.
Guest speaker George
Cushingberry, legislative
consultant advocating on
behalf of group home pro-
viders and former state
representative, will speak
on "Lobbying: Our Power in
the Political Process."
Election of officers and
board directors for the corn-
ing year and proposed
changes in the JARC by-
laws and constitution will
be determined during the
business meeting. A recep-
tion will follow.
I. F. Stone was born Isa-
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Foundation and a member
of the American Arbitration
Association, National
Academy of Arbitrators,
American Bar Association,
Detroit Bar Association,
State Bar of Michigan and
Practicing Law Institute.
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JARC Will Present Staff
Awards at Annual Meeting
Staff excellence awards
will be announced at the
Jewish Association for Re-
tarded Citizens annual
meeting 7:30 p.m. June 28
at Temple Emanu-El.
The Joseph Tanzman
Memorial Award,
memorializing JARC's first
president, will honor an
William M. Ellmann, De-
troit attorney and arbit-
rator, was elected chairman
of the Mackinac Island
State Park Commission.
Ellmann was first ap-
pointed to the commission
in 1979 by former Gov.
William Milliken.
The new chairman is a
former president of the
State Bar of Michigan. He is
currently serving as a
member of the three-person
board of the Michigan Em-
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mission.
After serving from 1942
to 1946 in the USAAF, he
was graduated from
Wayne State University
Law School.
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DENISE McDONALD
Ms. McDonald earned
master's degrees in social
work and public ad-
ministration in 1978 at
Syracuse University and
a bachelor's degree in
psychology in 1976 at the
State University of New
York.
Eric Feder recently joined
the staff of Sinai Hospital of
Detroit as an assistant ad-
ministrator. He will be re-
sponsible for the biomedical
engineering, plant man-
agement and pastoral care
departments, as well as con-
struction management and
refurbishing. He will be the
administrative liason for
obstetrics and gynecology,
as well as pediatrics, includ-
ing neonatology.
Feder comes to Sinai from
Boston, Mass., where he
was the administrator for a
joint program in neonatol-
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Events
BNAI BRITH SIN-
GLES will meet 7 p.m. June
25 in the Summit Apts. club
house. Steven Tapper will
present a program, "Jewel-
ery for Pleasure and In-
vestment." Dancing and re-
freshments will follow.
Singles of all ages are wel-
come. There is an admission
charge.
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