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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

BIRTHS

June 25 — Helmut and
Beverly Bondarew (nee Be-
verly A. King of Detroit) of
Atlanta, Ga., proudly an-
nounce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Roslyn Amanda. Proud
grandparents are Mrs. Hen-
rietta E. King of Miami,
Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Gre-
gory (Pauline) Bondarew of
Chicago, Ill. Roslyn is
named in loving memory of
her paternal great-grand-
mother Rose Englander and
cousin Dr. Adolf W. Lowe.
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June 23 — Harvey and
Carol Spelkin (nee Carol
Karbal), former Detroiters
of Woodland Hills, Calif.,
proudly announce the birth
of a daughter, Jennifer
Lynn, sister to Daniel
Brian: Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Karbal of Oak Park and
Jules Spelkin of West Hol-

lywood, Calif. Proud great-
grandfather is Zelik H.
Karbal of Oak Park. Jen-
nifer is named in loving
memory of her paternal
grandmother Ilene L. Riv-
kin Spelkin and maternal
great-grandmother Anna
Cohn.
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June 22 — Gary and Shel-
ley Goldin (nee Shelley
Stein) of Southfield proudly
announce the birth of a
daughter, Hilary Michelle.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Fred (Rose) Stein
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve (He-
len) Goldin, all of Oak Park.
Proud great-grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Berek
Selber of Windsor, Ont.
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June 19 — Dr2and Mts.
Joel Grand of West Bloom-
field proudly announce the
birth of a daughter, Erica

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great-grandmothers are Ida
Katz of Oak Park and Bella
Schaer of Maryland.
Bethany is named in loving
memory of her maternal
great-grandfather Barnet
(Baruch) Katz and mater-
nal great-great-grand-
mother Michlah Axelrod.
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June 13 — Former De-
troiter Rabbi Martin and
Miriam Dombey (nee
Miriam Simon of Chicago,
Ill.) of Jerusalem, Israel,
proudly announce the birth
June 15 —
• Dr. Irar:I) of a son, Ezriel Lemuel,
Schaer and Minda Tilchin brother to Yehudah
proudly announce the birth Yitzchok, Mayer Israel,
of a daughter, Bethany Shoshana Nechama and
Michel. Proud grand- Dina. Proud grandparents
parents are Jeannette Katz are Mr. and Mrs. David
Tilchin of Huntington Dombey of Oak Park. Ezriel
Woods, Asher Tilchin of is named in loving memory
Farmington Hills and Mr. of his maternal great-
and Mrs. Gerald Schaer of great-grandfather Rabbi
Pennsauken, N.J. Proud Ezriel Lemuel Herman.

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June 18 — Byron and
Shellie Anchill (nee Shellie
Feen) of Southfield proudly
announce the birth of a
daughter, Brooke Lauren,
sister to Brett - Cory. Proud
grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn
Anchill of Southfield and
proud grandfather is
Maynard Feen of Hol-
lywood, Fla. Brooke is
named in loving memory of
her great-grandmother
Esther Bell Singerman.

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ter's degree from Yeshiva
University's Wurzweiler
School of Social Work, Block
Program in New York City.
He earned a bachelor's de-
gree in sociology and social
work from Rider College in
Trenton, N.J.
Born in Bethlehem, Pa.,
Brown has held previous
Jewish Center posts in Clif-
ton, N.J., and York, Pa. He
has served as social work
supervisor with
Youngstown State and
Fairleigh Dickinson, Uni-
versities.
Brown is a member of the
Academy of Certified Social
Workers, Conference of
Jewish Communal Service,
National Association of So-

Cantors engage composer
to create wedding service

A number of cantors from
the Detroit area and
elsewhere have commis-
sioned local composer, Dr...
Sholom Kalib, to compose a
new wedding service.
The, service which has
been sponsored by 20
synagogues throughout the
United States and Canada,
contains processional
marches, songs to the bride
and new settings for the
traditional liturgical por-
tions such as the seven*
blessings ,(Sheva Brachot),
the Mi Adir and Prieitly
Benediction (Y'varechicha).
The service is scored for
cantor, with piano, cello ac-
companiment and optional
harp. A number of selec-
tions such as "V'eirastich
Li" (I Will Betroth Thee),
"Set .Me. As A Seal". and
"Ana . Dodi," are already
being performed at wed-
dings throughout the coun-
try.
Many of the selections in-
corporate the cantillation

cial Workers and Associa-
tion for the Siiciological
Study of Jewry.
The Center's senior adult
department and the public
relations department of
Wayne State University
will co-sponsor a Friday lec-
ture series beginning at 1
p.m. today at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Branch of
the Center, room 13.
Guest speaker will be Dr.
John Gilroy, chairman of
the department of neurol-
ogy at WSU. He will speak
on "Some. Truths About Al-
zheimer's Disease."
All senior adults are in-
vited free of charge.
Dr. Richard Place, assis-
tant professor of history at
WSU, will address the
seniors at 1 p.m. July 13 at
the Morris Branch, room 13.
Dr. Place will speak on "A
Look at the French Found-
ers of Detroit." All senior
adults are invited free of
charge.
"Keeping Your Heart
Healthy" will be the topic of
a lecture for seniors at 'l
p.m. July 17 at the Morris
Branch. Dr. Frederick
Levine, chairman, depart-

MOHELim of Detroit

Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman
Cantor S. Greenbaum
Reb. Hersh) Roth
Cantor Sidney Rube
Rabbi S. Zachariash

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Center has new assistant director;
senior programs continue in summer

Scott H. Brown has been
named assistant executive
director of the Jewish
Community Center of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, it , was
announced by Robert Slat-
kin, president, and Dr. Mor-
ton Plotnick, executive di-
rector.
Prior to his new post,
Brown served as the center
director of the Jewish
Community Center of the
Youngstown Area. Jewish
Federation, Youngstown,
Ohio, since 1981. He had
previously held positions of
program director and youth
services director with the
Youngstown Jewish Cen-
ter.
Brown received a mas-

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ment of cardiovascular and
thoracic surgery at Sinai
Hospital, will speak on
"What Surgery Can Do and
What You Can Do."
The follow-up workshop
will be held at 11 a.m. July
24 at the Morris Branch.
Janet Rimar will talk on
stress management and
exercise and give a nutri-
tion consultation. Dr. Gary
Koloff of the Sinai depart-
ment of psychiatry will con-
duct a program on car-
diovascular fitness and re-
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Dr. Sholom Kalib

motifs for Shir Ha Shirim
(The Song of Songs), the
musical style of Yiddish
folksongs, and flavor of
modern Israeli song. One of
the bridal marches was
composed by Dr. Kalib as an
alternative to the widely
used Bridal Mach from
Lohengrin, by Richard
Wagner. ,

Dr. Sidney .Bolkosky of
Oak Park has been prom-
oted from associate to full
professor, with tenure, at
the University of
Michigan-Dearborn.
As a faculty member in
history, Dr. Bolskosky has
, been honored "for distin-
guished teaching." He has
published a book, titled The
Distorted Image: German
Jewish Perceptions of Ger-
mans and Germany.
Dr..Bolkosky is coordinat-
ing and directing the
Holocaust survivor oral his-

tory project for the
Holocaust Memorial Center
in West Bloomfield. He also
lectures extensively on the
Holocaust before Jewish
and church audiences.
Dr. Bolkosky chairs the
cultural events committee
on campus. He has obtained
two Michigan Council for
the Humanities grants. In
addition; he has been the
major force behind a new
honors program in the Col-
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Letters, a program he di-
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