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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Loan Service Seeking Additional Funds

With the mounting costs
of higher education, stu-
dents often require grants
and loans to meet tuition
expenses. These loans usu-
ally are given at a minimum
of nine percent interest. For
some students, particularly

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those in the health profes-
sions and law, but also in
social work and music, the
costs of an education are out
of reach.
The Jewish Educational
Loan Service can make the
difference.
For more than 37 years,
JELS has furnished
interest-free loans to stu-
dents in need of financial
assistance. Renamed last
year, the Jewish Educa-
tional Loan Service is an
umbrella organization that

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pools loan funds from sev-
eral communal groups as
well as scholarship loan
funds established within
the United Jewish
Charities of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.
Among the groups
which participate are the
National Council of
Jewish Women Greater
Detroit Section, Women
of Maimonides Medical
Society, Ruth Franklin
Einstein Educational
Fund of Temple Beth El
and Hebrew Free Loan
Association.
John L. Greenberg serves
as over-all chairman of
JELS. Subcommittee
chairmen are Bruce E. Thal,
policy; Stuart Goldstein,
loan review; and Henry
Leopold, collection review.
Last year, JELS assisted
86 individuals with educa-
tional loans totaling
$102,300. Many were work-
ing toward degrees in
medicine, dentistry,

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podiatry and optometry,
others in law and social
work. Several under-
graduate students also were
given assistance.
Unfortunately, however,
many more applicants could
not be accommodated, and
those who did receive loans
received substantially less
than what they required —
on the average, 50 percent
less.
The Jewi sh Educa-
tional Loan Service now
is seeking the assistance
of professional organiza-
tions to enhance avail-
able loan funds, particu-
larly in their fields. Asso-
ciations of medical doc-
tors, osteopathic physi-
cians, podiatrists, de-
ntists and attorneys are
among those being urged
to increase their partici-
pation.
For information, call
Alan Kandel at the Jewish
Welfare .Federation, 965-
3939.

Business Briefs

Gifts of Nature, at Ever- Sauvignon and Malog. The
green Plaza, Southfield, has liquors include amaretto
flower gifts in every price and coffee.
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range for Valentine giving
this year. Michael Owen
Margaret
Demant,
will design any floral ar- owner of Walter Herz Inter-
rangement to suit any cus- fors of Southfield, an-
tomer's taste.
nounced -that she has been
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invited as a guest of the Ita-
Kedem Royal Wine Co. Tian Trade Commission to
will introduce its Monfort the 38th Annual Interna-
line of Israeli wines and tional Exhibition of
liquors in March. Among Ceramics, Porcelain and
the wine selections will be Glass in Vicenza, Italy, as
Sauvignon Blanc, French well as the Macef, the
Colombard, Grenache Rose, largest international gift
Hock, Golden Sweet, Matok show in the world,
Rouge, Matok Blanc, scheduled to take place this
Emerald Riesling, Cabernet month.
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Party Line has relocated
its office/ showroom to the
Franklin Office Center,
28386 Franklin, Southfield,
352-8288. Owners Joyce
Blum and Mary Saidman
announce that in addition to
its large selection of single
and two-line telephones for
home use, Party Line now
specializes in systems for
businesses, large and small.

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Marriages

Cynthia Ellen Northrop
of Laurel, Md., and Harvey
Cary Dzodin of New York
City were married recently
at the Calvert Mansion,
Riverdale, Md. Rabbi
Stuart Weinblatt officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M.
Northrop of Earlysville, Va.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Louis L.
Dzodin of Oak Park.
Pamela Laurianti of St.
Louis, Mo., was the matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Kathie Patterson of Hol-
comb, N.Y„, and Beth Dzo-
din ofJerusalem, Israel, sis-
ter of the bridegroom.
Eric Pogson of Ar-
lington, Va., was the best
man. Ushers were David
M. Northrop, Sr., of Red-
lands, Calif., brother of
the bride, and Joel Dzo-
din of Binghamton, N.Y.,
brother of the brideg-
room. David M. North-
rop, Jr., was a junior
usher. Jamin E. Northrop
was the ring bearer.
Following a honeymoon
trip to the Canary Islands,
the couple will reside in
New York City.

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West Dearborn has a Mar-
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twin, full/queen, and king
sizes in three patterns and
two solid colors. The winter
white sale is now in effect.

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My sincere thanks and
appreciation for the many
tributes and gifts by my
dear family and good friends
while I was in the hospital.

Esther Kalef

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Bays English Muffins
have been certified kosher
by the Chicago Rabbinical
Council. Certification was
made by Rabbi Benjamin
Shandalov, kashrut ad-
ministrator of the Chicago
Rabbinical Council. The
certification is valid until
the period ending Dec. 31,
and does not include the
Passover season.
* * *
Central Business Dis-
trict Association an-
nounces Joel Adelman
was elected first vice chair-
man, Harvey A. Deutch,
chairman of the special
events committee and
Henry Wineman II, to the
board of directors.

Rebecca Meisner and
Robert Beskangy were
married recently. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Meisner of
Southfield. The couple is re-
siding in Birmingham.

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