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Schauer Dinner Benefits Chabad
Ivan Bloch, associate chair-
man of the Nov. 20 concert hon-
oring Emma Lazaroff-Schaver,
has announced that the proceeds
will support Chabad activities
and institutions throughout
Michigan.
Chabad-Lubavitch maintains
offices in almost every country
and major city around the
world. Its activities include
yeshivot, girls' schools, voca-
tional schools, three settlements
in Israel, a Girl's Town for 1,200
high school and college-age
girls, scores of Chabad
Lubavitch houses, Peace Corps
programs, assistance for orphans
and widows of Israeli war vic-
tims, camps, encounters, settle-
ment and education for Soviet
Jewry, a Mitzvah Campaign and
more.
In Michigan, Lubavitch stres-
ses education. The Bais Chabad
Religious School, an afternoon
and Sunday school, shares the
Jack and Miriam Shenkman
Education Center in Farmington
Hills with a day school where
children as young as 3 begin
Jewish studies. Total enrollment
is 260 pupils.
Chabad House Nursery and
pre-1A serves the Grand Rapids
community. Hundreds of stu-
dents have studied in the var-
ious University of Michigan
Chabad House courses.. Private
classes and adult-education ses-
sions are held throughout the
Alma, Holland and Benton Har-
bor.
Around the state, Lubavitch
distributes sh'mura matzot at
Passover, shallach manot food-
gift packages by the thousands
at Purim, menorot at Chanukah
and lulav/etrog kits at Succot.
The shofar is sounded for the
bedridden on Rosh Hashanah,
and Lubavitch volunteers reg-
ularly visit Jewish patients at
Harper, Grace, Providence,
Beaumont and Botsford Hospi-
tals.
Ivan Bloch
State. During the summer, 175
boys and 175 girls enjoy a sea-
son of recreation and Jewish
education in two separate camp
sessions on Camp Gan Israel's
660 acres of pine forests near
Kalkaska.
The Schaver-Lazaroff Student
Center on the University of
Michigan campus in Ann Arbor
provides Judaic studies courses,
Passover Sedarim, Shabbat and
holiday meals, services and
counseling. Visits are made to
Michigan State University,
Western, Grand Valley State
and Kalamazoo colleges and
universities. The Lando Chabad
House of Western Michigan
services Grand Rapids, Muske-
gon, Grandhaven, Kalamazoo,
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OCT. 27 — Mark and Debbie
Landau (Debbie Keil) of West
Bloomfield joyfully announce
the birth of their first son, An-
drew Scott. Proud grandparents
are Lois Landau of Farmington
Hills and Evie and Jack Keil of
Southfield. Andrew Scott is
named in loving memory of his
maternal great-grandfather Mr.
Abraham Keil and his paternal
grandfather Mr. Sol Landau.
OCT. 23 — Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Belsky (Sandy Matlen) of Oak
Park are pleased to announce
the birth of their son, Justin
Brett, brother to Bradley Aaron.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Belsky of Southfield
and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Mat-
len, also of Southfield.
Former Detroiter
OCT. 21
Mark L. and Jennifer Baker of
CamarilloCalif., are happy to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Stacey Nicole. The
proud grandparents are Fern
and Herb Baker of Oak Park
and Virginia and Richard
Malmberg of Hayes, Kan.
OCT. 16 — David and Marla
(Kuhn) Weiss of Oak Park are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Jordan Zachary.
Proud grandparents are Alex
and Dorothy Kuhn of Oak Park
and Louis and Serena Weiss of
Southfield. Jordan Zachary is
named in memory of his mater-
nal great-grandfather Mr.
Joseph Grossman and his pater-
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OCT. 12 — Rabbi and Mrs.
Peter Hyman (Susan Mechanic,
formerly of Southfield) of
Beaumont, Tex., are happy to
announce the birth of their son,
Ari Joseph, brother to Daniel
Isaac. Proud grandparents are
Jack and Anita Mechanic of
Southfield and Warren and Ei-
leen Hyman of West Hartford,
Conn.
Neal and Susan
OCT. 7
(Gregg) Kuehn of Canton an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Matthew William. Proud grand-
parents are Dr. and Mrs. Harold
(Lois) Gregg and Dr. and Mrs.
Ned (Ann) Kuehn. Great-grand-
parents are Dr. Alex Olen, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie (Bertha)
Goldberg and Bernard Foster.
Matthew is named in loving
memory of his maternal great-
grandmother Esther Olen and
his paternal great-grandfather
Mr. Frederick William Kuehn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy
AUG. 5
Kagan (Susan Kendler) of
Jerusalem, Israel, announce the
birth of their son, Chayim
Yitzchak. Proud grandparents
are Rita Kendler of Southfield
and Dr. and Mrs. Abraham
Kagan of Japan. Delighted
great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Max Goldstein of Oak Park
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gross of
London, England.
A chaplaincy service is main-
tained at Oakland County,
Jackson and Kent County pris-
ons. Lubavitch Women's Organ-
ization holds weekly classes for
seniors at Highland Towers
Apartments, and holiday visits
to the Federation Apartments
and local nursing homes.
A Thought for the Week, writ-
ten by Rabbi Yitschak Kagan, is
read by more than 100,000
families in seven languages
around the world. The Jewish
Sound radio program is heard in
the Detroit area every Sunday
evening at 11 p.m. on WNIC-
AM (1310). Nine thousand
families have a regularly serv-
iced Lubavitch pushkeh (charity
box). Marriage and personal
counseling is an on-going serv-
ice. Chabad House on Wheels
reaches Jewish families as far
north as the Upper Peninsula.
The Irwin I. Cohn Memorial
Lecture Series in Talmudic law
features four yearly lectures for
laWyers and judges with speak-
ers of national renown.
Rabbi Elimelech Silverberg
heads Cong. Bais Chabad of
West Bloomfield, and Rabbi
Chaim M. Bergstein leads Cong.
Bais Chabad Synagogue.
The concert and dinner honor-
ing Mrs. Schaver's 80th birth-
day will take place at Detroit's
Masonic Temple, and will fea-
ture world-famous violin vir-
tuoso, Isaac Stern. Co-Chairmen
are Paul Borman and David
Hermelin. Ivan Bloch is associ-
ate chairman. The 1985
Endowment Fund Drive Chair-
man is Jack Shenkman.
Concert Vice Chairmen are:
Fred Ferber, Irving Gastman,
Seymour Joffe, Sam Sobel, Max
Sosin, and Philip T. Warren.
Sixty founders of $18,000
endowment-Funds will each re-
ceive the "Ambassador of Torah"
award at the concert.
For information, call the
Lubavitch Center, 548-2666.
Domestic Issues
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New York — The changing
American family, domestic vio-
lence, suicide and drug use
among young people and the
threat of religious cults will be
among the issues discussed by
800 Reform Jewish women at
the 35th biennial assembly of
the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods this
weekend in Los Angeles.