THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, April 27, 1984

the

Jewish Community Council
lists schedule of events

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Registered Electrologists •

Come and let us remove your unwanted hair problem
and improve your appearance.

Ask For Ski:lee or Debby.

HAIR REPLACEMENT CENTER
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• Comprehensive Ambulatory Mental
Health Services

—An Adult Ambulatory Psychiatric Center, which
offers a full range of non-emergency outpatient
psychiatric services. For more information, call
493-5466.
—The Problems of Daily Living Clinic. a nationally-
known program which provides short-term ther-
apy to defuse immediate problems before they
become more complex and require more intensive
intervention. For more information, call 493-6280.

• Cardiovasculaf Fitness and
Rehabilitation

Sinai's Cardiovascular Fitness and Rehabilitation
program is designed for persons recovering from
a heart attack or coronary surgery and those wish-
ing to reduce their risk of developing heart disease.
It combines education and exercise to safely and
effectively improve physical fitness. For more infor-
mation, call 493-6333.

• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Services include physical. occupational and speech
therapy; testing for speech or hearing difficulties;
medical evaluations for problems of rehabilitation,
pain and motion; and electromyographic testing.
Facilities for exercise, traction, and whirlpool and
heat - treatments are available. For more informa-
tion, call 493-6300.
These services continue to be available at the main
campus of Sinai Hospital, on Outer Drive near
Greenfield in northwest Detroit.
Dental and internal medicine services are also avail-
able in the Health Care*Center building.

Sinai Hospital
Nathan Land Betty Goldin
Health Care Center

6450 Farmington Road
West Bloomfield, Michigan 48033

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He is a member of the
board of directors for HA-
VEN, Oakland County's
domestic violence shelter
and rape crisis center and of
the Federation Council on
Domestic Violence, a tri-
county consortium.

Sinai's Health Care Center is staffed by physicians, therapists and other health
care professionals from Sinai Hospital. The services they provide include:

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As project director, he
coordinated the publication
of a handbook for school
administrators about com-
mon legal problems and also
an instructional manual to_
assist parent/teacher
groups in educating chil-
dren about avoiding moles-
tation.

The Nathan I. and Betty Goldin Health Care Center. at Maple and Farmington Roads, brings the
medical expertise of Sinai Hospital to West Bloomfield and the surrounding communities.

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sexual conduct and crime
prevention in the schools.

Sinai in 714

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I O RCH ARD L K RD

The Interfaith Commit-
tee on the Holocaust of the
Greater Detroit Round
Table of the National Con-
ference of Christians and
Jews and the Jewish Corn-
munity Council of Met-
ropolitan Detroit have
scheduled a spring youth
symposium on the
Holocaust to be held 9 a.m.
May 8 at the main United
Hebrew Schools building.
Over 200 students from
schools in the tri-county
area who have had previous
Holocaust education are ex-
pected to participate.
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On Wednesday, at 1 p.m.,
the annual statewide
Holocaust commemoration
will be held on the steps of
the Capitol building in
Lansing. The observance is
coordinated by the Jewish
Community Council of Met-
ropolitan Detroit and the
Michigan Jewish Network
in cooperation with Gov.
James Blanchard's office.
Rep. Joe Forbes will
preside and remarks will be
offered by Lt. Governor
Martha Griffiths. Commu-
nity representatives from
across the state will be on
the program.
The public is invited.

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Now in
West
Bloomfield

3673 Highland Rood
Waterford Corners, M-59 &
Cass Lake Rd,

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To sponsor the booth, call
the Council office, 962-
1880.

Appt. Only
NEW NUMBER
Near 12-Mile Rd. bet Evergreen & Southfield

D RAKE RD

Rabbi Efry Spectre

Sosnick seeking judgeship

Oakland County Assis-
tant Prosecuting Attorney
Edward Sosnick has an-
nounced his candidacy for
judge of the 48th District
Court. Primary elections
are slated for Aug. 7.
Sosnick, 43, has 15 years
experience as a trial lawyer.
He has argued before the
Michigan Court of Appeals
and the Michigan Supreme
Court, in addition to serving
as a township, village and
city attorney.
Sosnick has conducted
numerous seminars and
training sessions for police
departments and the public
on drunk driving, spouse
and child abuse, criminal

541-7651

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For the second consecu-
tive year, there will be a
Jewish Community
Council-sponsored informa-
tion booth at the Michigan
State Fair from Aug. 24
through Sept. 3.
Its theme continues to be
e'Amar Cain L'Michigan"
(Hebrew for "Say Yes to
Michigan"). A large sign
with the Hebrew lettering
and translation will hang
above the booth.
A new addition to the dis-
play will be a slide pre-
sentation on Michigan's
Jewish community. Area
individuals and organiza-
tions may submit color or
black and white slides for
inclusion in the show by
sending them to the Council
at 163 Madison Avenue, De-
troit, 48226.

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Rabbi Efry Spectre of
Adat Shalom Synagogue
will discuss the current
situation of Jewish com-
munities in Argentina,
Brazil, Peru and Chile in an
"An Update on South
American Jewry" at 8 p.m.
May 8 in the LaMed Au-
ditorium of the main United
Hebrew Schools building.
The program is sponsored
by the Jewish Community
Council.
Rabbi Spectre was born in
Buffalo, N.Y., and is a
graduate of Columbia Uni-
versity and the Jewish
Theological Seminary.
Formerly associate rabbi of
Har Zion Temple and rabbi
of Nes-Ami Penn Valley
Congregation in Philadel-
phia, Rabbi Spectre has
been the spiritual leader of
Adat Shalom Synagogue in
Farmington Hills since
1978.
He is immediate past
president of the Conserva-
tive Rabbis of Metropolitan
Detroit, and serves on the
boards of Hillel Day School,
the United Hebrew Schools
and the Midrasha-College -
of Jewish Studies.
The community is in-
vited. There is no charge.

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