32 . Friday, November 11, 1983
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Although like basketball,
the game of volleyball was
created in the United
States, this country has not
overwhelmed opposing
country volleyball teams'
with the same tenacity it
has gained in basketball. It
appears extremely likely,
however, that the United
States women's volleyball
team, which currently is
ranked among the top two
or three clubs in the world,
will be one of the favorites
for the Gold Medal in the
1984 Olympic Games.
If the United States
should win a medal in the
1984 Olympics, a great deal
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of the credit would have to
go to an Israeli by the name
of Arie Selinger. Selinger
is the coach of the U.S.
women's team, which has
become one of the best in the
world, in less than a decade.
In a pre-Olympic tourney
held in Long Beach, Calif.
last month, the U.S. team
defeated Japan's for the
seventh time in their last
eight matches. The other
two contestants in the four-
country tourney were Cuba
and South Korea.
Selinger was born in
Poland during the height
of the Holocaust. He and
his family were victims of
the Nazis and he was but
five years old when he
was grabbed by the Ger-
man hoods, together with
his parents, and they
were sent off to concen-
tration camps. His father
was shipped to Au-
schwitz where he went to
his death.
Arie and his mother were
sent to Bergen-Belsen, their
supposed final destination.
However, they escaped
death at this camp and
three years later were
carted off, together with a
trainload of Jews. The train
broke down and the whole
group continued on foot and
•were miraculously rescued
by American Armed Forces.
Selinger was separated
from his mother who stayed
on in Europe while he was
shipped off to Israel where
he grew up on a kibutz. The
young Polish-born lad
showed, despite a lack of
height, quickness and tre-
mendous jumping ability,
which was put to use in vol-
leyball and track and field.
He was named to the na-
tional Israeli men's vol-
leyball squad in 1955, at the
age of 18.
Six years later, he was
courted by the U.S. Vol-
leyball Association and in-
stalled as the national
women's coach.
Only eight women's
teams from around . the
globe will have the oppor-
tunity to compete in the
1984 Olympics and they are
being selected, essentially,
as the result of major vol-
leyball tournaments which
have been held during the
past four years. It appears
certain that one of the posi-
tions on the eight-team cir-
cuit will go to the USSR, a
previous Olympic cham-
pion, the second post has to
be accorded to China, a
previous world cham-
pionship aggregations, and
a third slot is automatic for
the United States, which
serves as the, host country.
Stronger Ties
MIAMI (JTA) — Two vis-
iting Israeli teenagers from
a Project Renewal program
sponsored by the Greater
Miami Jewish Federation
worker for six weeks this
past summer at three
Jewish summer camps and
lived with local families to
help strengthen the Jewish
ties between their commu-
nity, Or Akiva , and Miami.
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
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RONALD LICHT .. .
IT'LL BE' A bonafide
three-day weekend affair
for those who want the
setup . . . as wheels churn
speedily toward biggie
Super 50th Central and
Northern High combined
reunion . . . 1934 plus or
minus . . . Date is set for
July 27, 28 and 29 . . . with
entire Sheraton-Oaks in
Novi being "taken over" for
the event already creating a
big stir.
From 1,000 to 1,500 are
expected to attend . . . from
all parts of the country .. .
People will sit all over . . . as
Chef Remy Berdy and his
staff are slated to put out an
international buffet that'll
have mouths gaping . . .
with individual stations for
various types of food.
People who want to just
attend the one night can do
so . . . but for those staying
over, 200 rooms will with-
out doubt go very fast.
This is the dream kind
of reunion, where people
aren't crowded at tables
. . . unable to get up for
mingling about . . . ThP
Super 50th attendees
will be able to do so all
evening or days and eve-
nings with classmates of
yesteryears.
Reservations are a must
. . . and Northern or Central
grads won't want to miss out
on what looks to-be the first
of its kind ever held in the
country . . . Start calling
Izzy Malin, general chair-
man, 864-2506, for more
info ... and especially those
reservations.
CONGRATS . . . to
Stuart and Gertrude
Palmer . . . on their 43rd
anniversary.
CONGRATS . . . to Louis
Rubinoff . . . on his 80th
birthday.
to remember . . . but the las-
sie who owns it isn't .. .
That's La Bibliotheque in
Franklin Shopping Center,
Northwestern and 12 Mile
. . . She's very personable
Nina Brody . . . standing
amidst a sea of foreign mag-
azines, foreign newspapers
. . . magazines on fashions,
sports, architecture, etc. . . .
cards galore.
Her Bargain Books are a
great deal . . . practically
everything, including "How
We Lived" history of im-
migrant Jews who came to
the U.S. and formed their
lives through the years .. .
sells for $22.50 . . . Nina has
it at $6.98 . Even $50
books on American furni-
ture 1620 to present for
$17.98.
Cookbooks galore . . . big
bargain is the dessert cook-
book for $3.98 . . . Also
Creative Dressing $5.98
from $19.95 . . . There are so
many subjects at La Bib-
liotheque . . . and if Nina
doesn't have it, chances are
few do.
FORMER LOCALITES
Fred and Bertha Weinstein
will come to the hometown
from Marietta Hot Springs
outside of San Diego with a
two-fold purpose . . . to
spend Thanksgiving here
. . . and see son Sheldon's
store called Weinstein
Jewelers of Sterling . . . on
17 Mile and Ryan in Sterl-
ing Heights which opens
Nov. 25 . . . Wife Marcie is
manager of Fisher Travel in
Franklin _Center, North-
western and 12 Mlle.
AFTER FIVE YEARS
at Applegate Square, The
Baker's Loaf is relocating
. . . directly across the street
on Northwestern next to
Cronin's Party Store .. .
Owners Paula and Duane
Christ will rem in at their
present location through
the holidays . . . Their new
name will be The Baker's
Loaf Cafe, Chocolatier, La
Glace . . . with expanded
hours and larger product
line . . . including eight
flavors of gelato ices, ice
cream cake, roasted nuts,
espresso and cappucino cof-
fee and larger selection of
Godiva Chocolates.
WANT SOME JOKES
without cobwebs? . . . Percy
Kaplan, former Jewish Na-
tional Fund executive direc-
tor, has some goodies.
ROBERT BERMAN is
new president of City of
Hope, Greater Detroit
Chapter . . . with Dr.' Alan
Dorfman and Leo Papp, vice
presidents . . . Esther Allan
is recording secretary and
Claire Miller, treasurer.
CONGRATS . to
Richard Silberman . . . on
his 40th birthday.
91/2 Mile celebrates its 10th
anniversary with an open
house this Sunday 1 to 5 .. .
History of the hospital dates
back almost 30 years to its
1954 founding in Detroit by
Dr. Claire Straith, physi-
cian and oral surgeon . . . He
and son, Dr. Richard
Straith, also a plastic sur-
geon, were convinced a
small hospital designed
specifically for their surgi-
cal procedures would pro-
vide greater efficiency and
produce better results for
patients.
Over
the
years,
thousands of patients have
undergone surgical proce-
dures at Straith Memorial
Hospital . . . Some of those
techniques were developed
by the late Dr. Claire
Straith and by Dr. Richard
Straith who is today ad-
ministrator.
The 45-bed hospital is the
largest plastic surgery spe-
cialty hospital in the coun-
try . . . a 50,000 square foot
building with five fully
equipped operating rooms.
Refreshments will be
served.
a
and his bevy of companies
have moved their offices to
The Beznos/Beztak Build-
ing on Northwestern in
Farmington Hills.
THE NAME IS HARD
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STRAITH MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL on Lahser and