32 Friday, October 14, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
TEMPLE BETH EL
presents
A GATHERING OF
JEWISH TRADITIONS
Exhibit and Sale of Fine
Jewish Ceremonial Art
by American Artists
Saturday, October 15, 1983
Sunday, October 16, 1983
TEMPLE BETH EL
7400 Telegraph Road
Birmingham, Michigan
8 p.m.-11 p.m.
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
$ 2 00 Admission
Nosanchuk Delegation Visits SZ Hospital
A reception in honor of Zedek in the Detroit area.
the Nosanchuk family and
Pearl has initiated the
their friends took place in scholarship program for
August at the Shaare Zedek the Shaare Zedek School
Medical Center in of Nursing.
Jerusalem.
Under this program the
Nachum Pessin, adminis- 26 students of the 1983 class
trator of the ho.spital and have been adopted by the
Ida Hoffman, director of Detroit Friends at a cost of
public relations, greeted the $125,000.
guests and expressed their
During the last year, at
appreciation to Pearl and meetings in the homes of
Max Nosanchuk for their Mr. and Mrs. Jack
exemplary devotion to Is- Shenkman and Mr. and
rael and especially to Mrs. Allen Charlupski,
Shaare Zedek Hospital.
more than $90,000 has been
The Nosanchuks are raised toward this goal.
founders of the hospital and
After the August lunc-
are responsible for many ac- heon, the group was taken
tivities on behalf of Shaare on a tour. of the hospital in
order to see the different
Nosanchuk projects. Be-
sides the facilities estab-
lished by Pearl Nosanchuk,
and Max and May Nosan-
chuk, there are projects en-
dowed by Ida Nosanchuk
and her late husband Jacob
and by Pearl's brother Louis
Cooper and his wife Esther.
The Nosanchuk delega-
tion included Pearl and
Max, Mr. and Mrs. Jules
Shubot and Gary, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Spilman, Helen
Atler, David Hermelin and
Dr. Harry Jubas.
The group was impressed
by the neonatology depart-
ment. Through the special
treatment and the newest
monitoring equipment tiny
tots weighing as little as 11/2
pounds now have a chance
for survival.
Of special interest was
the Dialysis Unit with
eight kidney machines in
operation. This unit was
endowed by the Detroit
Friends of Shaare Zedek
Hospital. Since young
RELUCTANTLY
we bid a loving farewell to
RABBI and MRS. SOLOMON H. GRUSKIN
as they depart to make Aliyah to Israel
Congregation B'nai
with a gala
.
H. Gruskin
FAREWELL DINNER
at the
Sheraton Southfield
The community he has
served for over 38 years
says "THANK YOU"...
Truly, there is hardly a field of endeavor in our
community which has not been touched in some
way by his personality and efforts. The Women's
Orthodox League, founded in 1946, was started in
the Gruskin home. In addition to his rabbinical
duties, and erudition and qualification for adjudi-
cating questions of Jewish law, the Rabbi has been
active in mental health, in prison work, in the field of
kashrus, counselling, helping to establish homes for
the retarded, and myriads of acts of Chessed and
benevolence. The downtrodden, the troubled, the
lost all turned to him and he seemed to find an
answer. We are justly proud of the many years of
service he has given us, a service which touched not
merely our synagogue but the entire community.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1983
Reception 6:30 p.m.
Dinner: 7:30 p.m.
COUVERT: $40 per person
Dress Informal
MAX NOSANCHUK
been designated to raise the
funds for the maintenance
of the Jerusalem Pediatric
Dialysis Center.
Drs. Lloyd Paul and Har-
vey Sabbota are co-
chairmen of this event.
Shaare Zedek founder
stones will be presented to
Miriam Hamburger and
Doris Rosenbaum. Bernard
Kalb, NBC News State De-
partment correspondent,
will be the guest speaker.
For information and din-
ner reservations, call Alex
Roberg, 968-0684 or 968-
3288.
Limited Edition
for Dayan Book
DINNER CHAIRMEN
• Marvin Berlin • Herman Brodsky
• Peter Helman • Samuel Weinberger
For reservations and information...call
Bessie Chase: 968-4277
Judy Friedman: 569-2030
children who suffer from
kidney failure have spe-
cial problems, Shaare
Zedek instituted a
pediatric dialysis unit,
known as the Jerusalem
Pediatric Dialysis
Center, the only facility
of its kind in Israel.
The annual dinner of the
Detroit Friends of Shaare
Zedek Hospital, which will
take place 6 p.m. Tuesday at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, has
Zion
invites you to
join us in honoring
Rabbi and Mrs. Solomon
PEARL NOSANCHUK
Zella Coulson: 642 4044
Elaine Lusky: 356-7415
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JERUSALEM (JNI) —
One copy of the last book
written by Moshe Dayan,
"Massada, Victory of the
Vanquished," will cost ap-
proximately $3,500 on the
U.S. market.
English version of the
book, which Dayan wrote
with General Uzi Narkiss,
will be printed as a limited
edition of 298 copies.