52 Friday, October 21, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Experience seems to be
like the shining of a bright
lantern. It suddenly makes
clear in the mind what was
already there, perhaps, but
dim.
—Walter de la Mare
FINN- SFEI\
music is
Singer to Entertain at Bonds Events
Judy Steel, international
singing artist, will appear
at the Professional Medical
Health Services Division
Dinner scheduled for 6:30
Talent Agency
855-1400
A SURE THING
FOR A GREAT
PARTY!
Johnny Chase
Wilmot
Jerry Fenby
Fenby-Carr
Shelby Lee
Eric Freudig man
Carl Ryding
George Brooks
Fascinating Rhythm
Sheldon Yellen
Caricaturists
Rendezvous
ABZ Orchestra
Primos
Harry Teichert Strings
Gigue
Perfect Blend
Mariachi Band
Smiling Faces
Tom Ploeger
Bob Durant
Divertissement
Jay Valle
Tirri Hewitt & Feelings
Johnny Griffith
Nate Rondell
Eric Harris
ORT SEEKING CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
HAVE YOU STARTED A NEW CAREER?
ARE YOU NO LONGER ABLE TO ATTEND REGULAR
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS?
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION?
ARE YOU COMMITTED TO JUDAISM?
p.m. Tuesday on behalf of
State of Israel Bonds, it was
announced by dinner
chairman Dr. Joel I. Ham-
burger.
Honored at the event, to
be held at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, will be Mathew
Borovoy, DPM, Harold
Margolis, DO and Hershel
Sandberg, MD. They will
each be presented with Is-
rael's Maimonides Award,
in recognition "of their out-
standing contributions to
their professional fields,
their community, and the
state of Israel."
Ms. Steel was born in Be-
rlin and as an infant em-
barked with her parents
aboard the ill-fated St.
Louis, the ship which was
refused asylum in Cuba and
forced to return to _Europe.
Her parents eventually
perished in the Holocaust
but she was hidden through
World War II by a French
Catholic family and finally
Shown at parlor meetings held in advance of next
Tuesday's Professional Medical Health Services Di-
vision tribute dinner for Israel Bonds are, from left,
top photograph, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bircoll and Dr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Paul, and seated, Dr. and Mrs.
Mathew Borovoy.
In the middle photograph are Dr. Arthur Lieber-
man, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Margolis and Dr. and Mrs.
Harris Mainster.
In the bottom photograph are Dr. Gerald Meister,
Dr. Susan Harold, Dr. and Mrs. Hershel Sandberg and
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Hamburger.
Women's American ORT is forming an exciting new chapter catering to the
special needs, time schedules, and interests of the career minded woman.
Meet other Career and Professional women like yourself and explore the
possibilities of forming new friendships while furthering ORT's goals. "There
are no losers in the World of ORT." ORT is a worldwide system of vocational
and technical schools which trains today's Jewish youth for tomorrow's occu-
pations.
WON'T YOU JOIN US ON NOVEMBER 8, 1983, 7:30 p.m. FOR —
AN EVENING OF ORT AND FUN. BRING YOUR FRIENDS. INTERESTED?
CALL THE ORT OFFICE 355-9151 or MAXINE ROTENBERG 559-5846
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION of AMERICA
TH ANNUAL
BALFOUR
CELEBRATION
JUDY STEEL
united with relatives in the
U.S. following the war.
She was raised in
America and became an
internationally recog-
FEATURING
Doctor to Head U.S. Panel
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WINGED VICTORY SINGERS
AMIRAM RIGA!
Brilliant,
/
FAY NICOLL
Seven Superb Vocalists,
Joe Bans, Director
ng Israeli Piano Virtuoso
International Folk Singer
and Recording Star
AND A SPECIAL BALFOUR
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY PERFORMANCE
STARRING
PAUL ZIM
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.. possessing a powerful voice. Zim also proved an inspiration for an audience
that not only cheered him, but ... stood for a minute to express enthusiasm
over his remarkable demonstration of an art, in which he has become a
master .
Philip Slomovitz. Detroit Jewish News
4
"Zim is a fine lyric. sensitive singer .
J
Former Detroiter Dr.
Gary Friedlaender, a fa-
culty member at the Yale
University School of
Medicine, has been named
by the U.S. Surgeon Gen-
eral to head the steering
committee of the new
American Council on
Transplantation.
The new council will try
to increase the availability
of donated organs for trans-
plant surgery.
Dr. Friedlaender, son of
Detroiters Dr. and Mrs.
Alex (Eileen) Friedlaender,
,was recently elected
president of the American
Association of Tissue
Banks.
an assured and scintillating technique ... •
San Francisco Chronicle
Sharon Padzensky
559-4757
elect Barbara Talley
LILLIAN JAFFE-OAKS
HAYES JONES
• Recipient - Human Rights Award-1983
Southfield Chamber of Commerce
7:30 P.M.
• Government Financial Analyst
• Chairperson, Senior Citizens
Committee — Civic Citizens of
Southfield.
RESERVATIONS: ZIONIST CULTURAL CENTER — 18451 W. 10 MILE RD.
,
INNO-
VATIONS
589-2478
"Our Choice For City Council"
FORD AUDITORIUM
ti
PEOPLE'S
CHOICE
459-7287
Wedding, Rehearsal and Ceremony Assistance
DOUG ROSS
N.Y Times
PHONE — 569-1515
BILL
MEYER
MUSIC
355-2721
Nov. 8
Fay Nicoll really got the audience involved.
Her Yiddish Theatre medley captivated the
crowd' Journal. Long Beach. N.Y.
SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 1983
Dr. Friedlaender is an
associate professor of or-
thopedic surgery at Yale.
He is a graduate of Ke-
nyon College and the
University of Michigan.
For the past several years
he has been involved in re-
search and bone grafts and
bone transplants.
z.
His consummate artistry and his beautiful voice reach the
heart
Jerusalem Post
PAUL ZIM
•.. rarely does one hear a pianist with such
nized performer with a
wide repertoire of con-
temporary and tradi-
tional folk songs in He-
brew, English, Yiddish,
Ladino, Spanish and
French.
For dinner reservations,
call Israel Bonds, 557-2900.
DR. FRIEDLAENDER
Paid for by the Committee to Elect Barbara
Talley for Southfield City Council, Connie Williams, Treasurer