THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Miss Goldstick
to Marry in April
Young Adult Division Plans
Three Events for Campaign
Members of the Allied
Jewish Campaign Young
Adult Division men's lead-
ership will meet for break-
fast 10:30 a.m. Sunday at
the Vineyards in South-
field, to hear B.Z. Sobel,
dean of the Faculty of Social
Sciences at the University
of Haifa. Campaign con-
tributors of $250 and over
have been invited.
MISS GOLDSTICK
Mrs. Myer Goldstick of
Oak Park announces the
engagement of her daugh-
ter, Elyse Allison, to David
Michael Tugender, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tugen-
der, also of Oak Park.
Miss Goldstick, daughter
of the late Mr. Myer
Goldstick, earned a BS de-
gree in special education at
Wayne State University
and is pursuing studies
toward a nursing degree.
Her fiance earned a BS
degree in advertising / pub-
lic relations at WSU.
An April wedding is
planned.
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Stone recently res-
igned his position as di-
rector of overseas pro-
grams for the United
Jewish Appeal to spend
more time writing, lectur-
ing and consulting.
Abbie Ben-Ari will ad-
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Women to Hear Ruth Gruber
Dr. Ruth Gruber will
speak on behalf of the 1984
Allied Jewish Campaign be-
fore the BUsiness and Pro-
fessional Women Pre-
Campaign ($500) Section,
6:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at the
Birmingham home of Dr.
Deedie Holtzman. Dinner
will be served.
Author, foreign corre-
spondent and authority on
the Middle East, Dr. Gruber
has been an eye-witness to
the building of Israel, from
the days of the illegal im-
migrants through four wars
to the present.
Her latest book, 'Haven:
The Unknown Story of
1,000 World War II Refu-
gees," is the true story of the
only World War II refugees
saved by the U.S. govern-
ment. Dr. Gruber was sent
by President Roosevelt and
Secretary of the Interior
Harold I. Ickes to Italy in
the midst of the war to ac-
company the refugees on
an army troop ship to a
safe haven in Oswego, N.Y.
Her previous book,
"Raquela: A Woman of
Israel," won the National
Jewish Book Award as
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The New York-born
sociology professor is
knowledgeable about
events in Israel, where he
has made his home since
leaving the faculty of Bran-
deis University in 1969.
Howard Stone will speak
to the Young Adult Division
women's cocktail reception
7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
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cocktail reception 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 at Adat Shalom.
Managing director of an
international mass com-
munications company
headquartered in. Israel,
Ben-Ari has served as a con-
sultant in this field to var-
ious government ministries
and institutions.
Ben-Ari is a former
member of the Israel dele-
gation to the United Na-
tions and has served in sev-
eral key diplomatic posts
around the world.
He has been an adviser
to developing nations
and has represented Is-
rael in many diplomatic
conferences.
Born in South Africa,
Ben-Ari immigrated to Is-
rael in 1952. He lives in
Jerusalem, where he is in-
volved in its cultural and
economic development.
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vision at the Jewish Wel-
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Dr. Gruber was the only
foreign correspondent to
cover the historic voyage of
the ship Exodus in 1948 and
covered the Sadat-Begin
Conference in Egypt for the
150 newspapers serviced by
the North American News
Alliance.
Her assignments have
taken her throughout the
world, including the Soviet
Union, Korea and Vietnam,
besides the Middle East.
Marcy Feldman is chair-
man of the Business and
Professional Women Pre-
Campaign ($500) Section.
Serving with her are Edie
Mittenthal, associate
'chairman; Renee Mahler,
briefing chairman; Barbara
Goldman, Margot Halperin,
Sally Levy and Susan Mil-
ler, vice chairman.
Cecille Raichlen is
chairman of the Business
and Professional Women
Section. She is assisted
by Linda Klein, associate
chairman; Janice
Schwartz, Women's Di-
vision vice president, and
Malka Gordon, adviser.
Ellen Labes is Women's
Division president, Marlene
Borman is division Cam-
paign chairman, and Sha-
ron Hart is division associ-
ate Campaigwchairman.
For meeting information,
call the Jewish Welfare
Federation, 965-3939.
Friday, February 3, 1984 59
Births
Jan. 27 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffrey I. Goldberg
(Sherry Beerbohm) of West
Bloomfield, a son, Jared
Daniel.
* * *
Jan. 26 — To former De-
troiter Jack Simkovitz and
Mrs. Simkovitz (Shoshana
Abrams) of Tekoa, Israel, a
daughter, Adina Gilat.
* * *
Jan. 25 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Bloom (Randee
Beth Penskar), former De-
troiters of Rochester, N.Y.,
a daughter, Ashley
Elizabeth.
* * *
Jan. 25 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Shpeen (former
Detroiter Susan Balan) of
Cincinnati, Ohio, a daugh-
ter, Hilary Rachel.
* * *
Jan. 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Klaiman
(Carol Goldman) of South-
field, a son, Kevin Michael.
Jan. 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Jawitz
(former Detroiter Sherri
Lichtig) of Santa Barbara,
Calif., a son, Seth Brenden.
* * *
Jan. 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Mnich (Janet
Altschul) of Northville, a
son, Jeffrey Michael.
* * *
Jan. 19 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Philip Kresch (Sharon Beth
Stone) of Southfield, a son,
Jeffrey Ross.
Dec. 4 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Marc Shapiro (JoAnne
Kanter) of Southfield, a son,
Adam Daniel.
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Jan. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Cosola (Cathy Yura)
of Southfield, a daughter,
Amy Nicole.
* * *
Jan. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Shmuel Weinglass (former
Detroiter Deborah Sim-
kovitz) of El Dovid, Israel, a
son, David Chaim.
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Jan. 5 — To Marcy Heller
and Robert Fisher of South-
field, a son, Gabriel Evan.
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Nursery Has Openings
A few openings are still
available at the United He-
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school. A new parent/
toddler group will begin on
Tuesday.
The nursery school offers
an ongoing enrichment pro-
gram in art, music, creative
movement, science, cook-
ing, reading readiness, He-
brew language, "the world
around us," field trips, and
Jewish holiday celebra-
tions. Super Sunday family
activities are also part of the
program.
The nursery school is
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There are morning and
afternoon groups, meet-
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