THE DETROIT 'JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 8, 1984 '5 YOUTH B'NAI DAVID paid spe- cial recognition to the fol- lowing children for their participation in youth serv- ices during the year: (Story Hour) Carrie Adler, Steven Adler, Allan Rosenblat, Robbie Rosenblat, Randy Herman, Zachary Herman, Michael Herman, David Yolkut, Becky Maltz, Josh Sherman, Sara Dubin, De- bbie Dubin, Aric Salei, Ben- jamin Doppelt, Michelle Joseph Feldman also were Doppelt, Korey Bahash, cited. Alicia Minns and Jacqui At noon Sunday, mem- Minns. bers of the youth program Also (Junior Congrega- and their families are in- tion) Danny Yolkut, Jacqui vited to participate in Kaufman, Miryam Ber- games and contests at the nard, Jeff Klein, Danny annual men's club picnic at Shere, Jackie. Kahldon, the Oak Park Shepherd Aneke Adler, Jeremy Shere Park. For information, call and Marni Adler. Shawn the synagogue office, 557- Steam, Ryan Stearn, Miles 8210. Admission is free. Stearn, David Herman and On June 17, Masada (grades six-eight) and Atid (grades nine-12) will go canoeing and have a picnic at Proud Lake. Participants should meet at the synagogue at noon. Reser- vations should be made by Thursday to Monte Schloss, 559-6399; or the youth office, 557-8325. The youth groups will have an all-day Cedar Point outing on June 24, meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the synagogue. There is a charge, and discounts for previous program attendance will be appli- cable. Contact the youth office for information. Bus transportation will be pro- vided. Zelda Robinson pursues re-election to school board Robinson, Zelda president of the Southfield Board of Education, has an- nounced her candidacy for re-election to the Southfield School Board. The election will be held Monday. Mrs. Robinson has served on the school board for eight years, holding the posts of trustee, treasurer for five years, vice president and president, her current post. Mrs. Robinson is an elected member of the board of directors of the Michigan Association of School Boards and chairman of the Michigan delegation to the Federation Relations Net- work, the legislative arm of the National School Boards Association. Mrs. Robinson is on the executive committee of the Jewish Community Council and is chairman of its Holocaust sub-committee. She initiated the Holocaust studies program in South- field Public Shools. She is also vice president of membership for the Sha- ron Group of Hadassah, a board member and par- liamentarian of the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, and a "member of B'nai B'rith Women; National Zelda Robinson Council of Jewish Women; Women's American ORT; Women's Division, Met- ropolitan Detroit Round Table, National Conference of Christians and Jews; League of Women Voters; and Tri-County Braille Volunteer Services. Mrs. Robinson is a Li- brary of Congress-certified Braille transcriber and has been a volunteer tutor of English as a second lan- guage for Russian immig- rants. She was graduated from the University of Michigan and did graduate work at Teachers College of Colum- bia University and Wayne State University. JFS volunteers recognized at special lunch Wednesday A total of 150 volunteers studied voice, piano, bas- of the Jewish Family Serv- soon and recorder before ice and Resettlement Serv- coming to the University of ice will be honored at noon Michigan School of Music. Wednesday at the annual She was graduated summa "Thank You" luncheon at cum laude, having majored the Jewish Federation in early music and voice performance. Apartments. Ms. Pape teaches voice JFS volunteers serve as visitors to nursing homes, and recorder, directs a escorts to hospitals, doctors choir, is an annual soloist at and dentists as well as in- the Ann Arbor Medieval terpreters and shoppers for Festival, and is presently shut-ins. A staff of volun- cantorial soloist at Temple teers do clerical work and Beth El in Flint. She has, handle the telephone in the appeared as soloist at Tem- ple Beth Emeth, Ann Arbor; volunteer office. Recently, a new "Special Temple Israel, West Bloom- Friends" program has been field; and at Cong. Shaarey developed for youngsters Zedek and is on the primarily in single-parent casework staff at JFS. Ms. households who can benefit Pape performs classical, from a special caring rela- folk and Jewish music. For information, contact tionship. Entertaining the volun- the JFS coordinator of Vol- teers will be Janet Smarr unteer Services, Fayga Pape, originally from Dombey, or • Clara Philadelphia, where she Barenholtz, 559-4046. MK mugged by Hasidim Jerusalem (JTA) — Menachem Porush, a vete- ran Knesset member of the Aguda Israel Party, was mugged by a group of Hasidim in a synagogue last Saturday night. He was rushed to Bikur Holim Hos- pital for treatment of bruises and a concussion and later transferred to the Hadassah Medical Center for an encephalogram. Doctors described his condition this week as "fair." Premier Yitzhak Shamir condemned the attack on the 68-year-old MK, calling it "criminal and shocking." He sent a telegram to Porush wishing him a speedy recovery. Porush's assailants were described as disciples of the Gerrer Rebbe, leader of a Hasidic sect that originated in Lithuania. Their motive apparently was a dispute between Porush and the Rebbe over Porush's deci- sion to stand for re-election to the Knesset in July, which is opposed by the Gerrer Hasidim. They were said to have been aroused by an article in Haaretz last Friday which contained certain remarks about the Rebbe believed to have originated with Porush. Awarded degree Neal Alan Weinstein was awarded the Doctor of Op- tometry degree at the Il- linois College of Optomet- ry's 141st commencement. Ms the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Weinstein of Crak Park. WHERE HANDBAGS & JEWELRY ARE A STATEMENT OF FASHION! 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