64 Friday, December 2, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Holocaust Memorial Center Kicks Off Membership Drive JARC Haverim Home Wins
More than 350 people
have become members of
the Holocaust Memorial
Center during the first six
weeks of the center's special
pre-opening membership
campaign, reports Ivan
Bloch, chairman of the
Holocaust Memorial Center
(HMC) Membership Com-
mittee.
In his report, Bloch out-
lined the different HMC
membership categories
which include: general
($100); patron ($250);
guardian ($500); founder
($1,000); and charter
($1,000 annually for five
years).
The names of all charter
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GIFT
CERTIFICATES
AVAILABLE
KLIE IMDCR'S
Akiva Nursery
Ready for Hanuka
A "Hanuka Confection"
for the families of Akiva
Hebrew Day School nursery
students will be held 7:30
p.m. Monday at Akiva. Ad-
mission is free.
Nursery students will
entertain in an original
Hanuka skit. "Hanuka
Confection" will be followed
by ice cream treats.
The Akiva nursery stres-
ses creative play, flexible
programming, identifica-
tion with Israel and Ameri-
can patriotism.
The Akiva Nursery for
children, age 21/2-5 has
limited openings available
in January. For enrollment
information call the Akiva
school office, 552-9690.
coupon good
from 11-17-83
thru 12-26-83
PRIED!
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members will be perma-
nently recognized within
the HMC with a plaque lo-
cated in a prominent area.
All other memberships will
be acknowledged, according
to category, in a special
Golden Book which will be
on display at the HMC.
Those who join the
Holocaust Memorial Center
during this current mem-
bership drive will also re-
ceive a pre-opening guided
tour of the facility, Block
said.
For information, call the
HMC, 661-0840.
One hour color
prints and much,
much more . .
OP Beautification Award
Pictured accepting a community service com-
mendation from the city of Oak Park on behalf of the
Jewish Association for Retarded Citizens–at the
Seymour Gilmore Haverim Home are, from left:
Wilma Hofer, Oak Park code enforcement officer;
George Armour, chief code enforcement officer and
adviser to the Oak Park Beautification Commission;
Myron Jaffa; Jacob Feldman; Margaret Kauffman,
resident manager; Alan Bider; Robert Sipher and
Harry Kauffman.
Jewish Association for adviser to the Beautifica-
Retarded Citizens was hon- tion Commission. The lawn
ored recently with a corn- of the Gilmore Home is
munity service commenda- maintained by the resi-
tion from the city of Oak dents, along with
Park for the "aesthetic care Kauffman.
and beautification" of the
A gift from Irving L.
Seymour J. Gilmore (Bucky) Goldman and
Haverim Home.
Richard E. Smitt enabled
The Oak Park Beautifica- JARC to purchase the
tion Advisory Committee Seymour J. Gilmore
recommended the Gilmore Haverim Home, dedicated
Home for the award, which in 1979 in memory of
is based upon overall ap- Goldman's brother.
pearance and the amount of
JARC operates six other
effort put forth to achieve Haverim Homes, which are
the results. The six men located in Oak Park, South-
who reside in the home, lo- field, Huntington Woods,
cated on Marlow in Oak Pleasant Ridge and Beverly
Park, along with resident Hills. The organization also
manager Margaret operates a Semi-
Kauffman, and her husband Independent Apartment
Harry, received the certifi- Program and a Family As-
cate from George Armour, sistance Program.
Bnai Moshe Honors Rubens
on Behalf of Israel Bonds
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Charles and Bella Ruben, front row, seated, were
presented with the state of Israel's 35th Anniversary
Award at the recent Cong. Bnai Moshe Tribute Dinner
held on behalf of State of Israel Bonds. Pictured with
the honorees are, standing from left: Cantor Louis
Klein; David Schnall, guest speaker; Abe Pasternak;
Dr. Edward Klarman; and Rabbi Stanley Rosenbaum.
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Akiva to Have Melave Malka
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Akiva Hebrew Day
School will have its annual
melave malke at 8 p.m.
Saturday at the Akiva
school building.
Rabbi Sheldon Lopin, the
new principal of Akiva, will
be welcomed to the com-
munity. Sam Barnett will
present a musical revue
"From Our Musical Roots to
the Modern Day Kibutz."
For information, call Rose
sxua
t
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Nuclear Topic
NEW YORK — The
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations has
launched a series of educa-
tional meetings at Reform
synagogues around the U.S.
to discuss nuclear war and
the nuclear arms race.