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Rabbis' Annual Dinner
Will Honor Dr. Jacobs
Dr. Howard Jacobs has been
named honoree of the 55th an-
niversary banquet of the Council
of Orthodox Rabbis. to be held
May 20 at the Renaissance Bal-
lroom, Westin Hotel. Cocktails
will be served at 6 p.m.
Dr. Jacobs will be honored "in
recognition of his manifold activi-
ties and philanthropic deeds for
the Jewish community," accord-
ing to Council president Rabbi
Leizer Levin and dinner chair-
man Paul Borman.
Dr. Jacobs, chief of urology at
Sinai Hospital, was Sinai Chief of
Staff from 1979 to 1981. He also
had staff appointments at
Harper-Grace Hospitals,
Detrot-Macomb Hospitals and
Troy Beaumont Hospital.
Dr. Jacobs worked with the
Council of Orthodox Rabbis in es-
tablishing a brit milah program
at Sinai for Russian immigrants.
The Council, comprised of 24
rabbis representing synagogues
and educational institutes
throughout the metropolitan
area, Ann Arbor, Windsor and To-
ledo, conducts a Beth Din (court)
and houses a Judaic library.
It supervises all matters per-
taining to kashrut, shochtim,
dairy products, caterers, slaugh-
ter houses and retail meat dealers
and community institutions. Af-
fidavits are also provided for
people going to Israel to be mar-
ried. The rabbinical court super-
vises adoptions by Jewish
families, conducts conversions ac-
cording to Halachah, deals with
marriage and divorce problems
and handles litigations.
A free monthly newsletter on
kashrut data called the Kosher-
gram is produced by the Merkaz,
the layman's association of the
Council. The Council will send a
mashgiach to any home at no
charge to provide assistance and
guidance in converting to kas-
hrut.
Judge Avern Cohn and Max
Fisher-are the honorary chairmen
for the May 20 dinner. Marvin Be-
rlin, Harold Beznos, David
Hermelin and David Holtzman
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The Council of Orthodox Rabbis
of Greater Detroit is starting a
free counseling service, available
1 to 4 p.m. Monday and Thursday
by appointment. Necessary refer-
rals will be made and confiden-
tiality will be observed.
For information, call the Coun-
cil 559-5005.
Beth Shalom Donor
Luncheon Nears
Reservations are still being
taken for Beth Shalom Sister-
hood's annual donor luncheon to
be held noon May 16 in the
synagogue.
Guest speaker will be Sylvia
Glover, comparison shopper for
Channel 7's "Good Afternoon De-
troit" program.
There is a fee. Reservation
deadline is May 10. For reserva-
tions, call Bess Lipson, 646-6643.
Rabbis' honoree
Dr. Howard Jacobs
are dinner co-chairmen. Royal
Oppenheim, David Pollack,
Nathan Soberman and Dr. Lawr-
ence Loewenthal are chairmen of
the patrons committee, and Ivan
Bloch, Leonard Borman and
Henry Dorfman are co-chairmen
of the sponsor committee.
For reservations, call the Coun-
cil, 559-5005.
Blood Donations
Taken Next Week
Red Cross bloodmobiles will be
in the community next week to
take blood donations.
On Monday and Tuesday, from
5 to 10 p.m., a bloodmobile will be
at Temple Emanu-El. For ap-
pointment, call Charles or Diana
Blauer, 968-2153.
On Thursday, a bloodmobile
will be at Oak Park High School
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For an ap-
pointment, call Louise Martin,
548-7376.
MSU Slates
Israel Trip
The fifth annual summer trip to
Israel sponsored by the Depart-
ment of Social Science at Michi-
gan State University is scheduled
for June 20-Aug. 1. The trip is de-
signed for undergraduate stu-
dents seeking to fulfill social sci-
ence general education require-
ments abroad.
For information, contact MS.
Nona Winn, MSU Office of Over-
seas Study, East Lansing, Mi.
48824, or call Ms. Winn, 1-517-
353-8920.
Cancer Research
Benefits From Show
City of Hope Helen Rosenberg
Cancer Fighters will host a
mother and daughter, dessert
fashion show at 7:30 p.m. May 20
at Temple Beth El.
Proceeds from the show, which
will feature activewear, chil-
dren's clothes and clothing and
hair fashions, will go for research
into cancer and other diseases.
There will be prizes, and
everyone is welcome. There is an
admission charge.
For information, call Chairman
Mary Cohen, 661-4441; or Sylvia
Epstein, 557-3519.